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Often used in the same context:
patriarch,
fusspot,
vulgarian,
manservant,
matriarch,
scion,
layabout,
lecher,
wastrel,
martinet,
squire,
dipsomaniac,
factotum,
rapscallion,
harpagon,
lech,
farceur,
prig,
plutocrat,
antihero,
egotist,
boozehound,
nebbishy,
conniver,
overlord,
henchman,
solipsist,
philanderer,
patrician,
drunkard,
magus,
voluptuary,
misanthrope,
imperiousness,
fussbudget,
zamindar,
gadabout,
schnook,
milksop,
sidekick,
widower,
smarminess,
boor,
amanuensis,
barfly,
portrayer,
macheath,
backwoodsman,
irascibility,
epicene,
fop,
macher,
schoolmaster,
moralist,
gruffness,
nabob,
punctiliousness,
hausfrau,
mythmaker,
tragedian,
sensualist,
neurasthenic,
lepidus,
slobby,
protagonist,
aristocrat,
acolyte,
aristo,
skinflint,
meddler,
prole,
flo ziegfeld,
skirt chaser,
ruffian,
miles gloriosus,
thespian,
codger,
latterday,
sybarite,
archetypal,
noblesse oblige,
eminence grise,
reprobate,
shlub,
heir,
begetter,
flatterer,
simpleton,
manque,
mopes,
carouser,
edmund kean,
sancho panza,
princeling,
autolycus,
old codger,
boyishness,
smarm,
studmuffin,
beadle,
monomaniac,
impishness,
householder,
artisan,
matron,
bourgeois,
housewife,
colonist,
family,
japanese,
parson,
pedagogue,
pilgrim,
academician,
chinese,
landlord,
banker,
citizen,
farmer,
friend,
grocer
More general:
chief,
head,
top dog
Synonyms:
head of household,
patriarch
Also try:
— Adjectives for paterfamilias:
roman,
victorian,
good,
stern,
old,
bourgeois,
respectable,
british,
deceased,
typical,
true,
more...
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