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2 years ago

I found most of it, but i need help

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nekit [7.7K]2 years ago

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Answer:

Love = Left of Jewelry and Parent

Perfume/Diagonal = Parrallel to Chocolate

Adopt = The T is right below the T of Parent follow it diagonally downwards

Roses = Upside down from the R of Jewelry

Appreciate = Backwards below Carnation

Balloon = Upside down beside Sunday

Affection = Diagonal with its N touching the N in Son

Flower = Upside down to the left of Parent, Jewelry and Candy

Gift = Upside down two spaces to the left of Candy

Grandma = Upside down diagonal, the N connects with the N of Celebration

Heart = Facing down, right below the H of Chocolate

Home = Upside down beside Gratitude

Honor = Downward diagonal, the O and N beside the F in Breakfast

Hug = Backwards beside Children

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