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Often used in the same context:
tuts,
pish,
squiffy,
lydia,
tsk,
tutting,
bollock,
bougie,
eeee,
wimmin,
raillery,
moue,
mewl,
bubby,
burd,
lisps,
haff,
crabbiness,
blabby,
fiddlesticks,
dumbo,
livelong,
clonk,
gibber,
grumbly,
likin,
dickie,
minnie,
simp,
gabbling,
philosophise,
sarky,
pollyanna,
snigger,
puddy,
gobbing,
wigging,
snivel,
witter,
dearie,
pshaw,
sonny boy,
blech,
woop woop,
lmfao,
mikey,
itty,
boohoo,
poncy,
crys,
muggins,
coochie,
deary,
shutup,
goofus,
boop,
hifalutin,
moan,
grannie,
tsks,
polly,
faddy,
ouches,
nooky,
smalltalk,
hmph,
lizzy,
gits,
elinor,
ruiner,
perve,
goony,
baas,
shmaltz,
weensy,
marianne,
zipless,
glottal,
backtalk,
blub,
tippin,
rugrat,
minge,
carly,
frenching,
klutzes,
faff,
jabberwocky,
weirds,
berk,
mussy,
couth,
sarcasms,
cumming,
backbite,
sheesh,
wussy,
shant,
nigel,
minging,
halle,
bang,
exclamation,
gasp,
groan,
slam,
sob,
announcement,
auto,
babel,
banjo,
bass,
beat,
bell,
bellows,
blast,
boom,
breath,
bump,
buzz,
buzzer
Also try:
— Adjectives for humph:
great,
big,
own,
articulated,
loud,
little,
inarticulate,
emphatic,
second,
articulate,
small
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