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Often used in the same context:
warry,
rounce,
cudden,
oneill,
hewer,
spary,
dight,
macinnes,
whiskin,
biffin,
worral,
larrigan,
tyes,
oleary,
kinchin,
layland,
pryer,
juggins,
larner,
ambury,
morish,
orpin,
girkin,
copplestone,
dearling,
puttock,
gyte,
millier,
plaister,
teemer,
vivers,
mizen,
madril,
grice,
marner,
bargy,
clake,
conchie,
dodkin,
auter,
wrey,
fidge,
drosky,
pothecary,
meacock,
sowter,
springall,
agars,
cuttle,
casimere,
campobasso,
gilliver,
guist,
trudgen,
mistal,
frape,
noster,
deluna,
alferes,
daker,
stansfield,
cadger,
hect,
lamper,
plesh,
pargeter,
extance,
valure,
crang,
kerse,
peasy,
lightwood,
southcott,
sier,
oconnor,
cymes,
cornute,
rimmer,
swinnerton,
acol,
stean,
scriven,
prizeman,
ousa,
eaglestone,
smeath,
witcraft,
favel,
crinion,
oag,
dowle,
branks,
tramble,
dosser,
spece,
delillo,
scutter,
dabb,
amende,
codlin,
paviour,
cabbler,
cuttings,
dishes,
footprints,
indentures,
mosses,
pastels,
shells,
traces,
tracks,
worries,
above,
accumulations,
afflictions,
alarms,
aquariums,
avalanches,
bas,
betrayals,
bones,
borings
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— Adjectives for spoors:
fresh,
many,
little,
recent,
several,
few,
most,
numerous,
different,
own,
old,
more...
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