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Often used in the same context:
limns,
swaggers,
songlike,
segues,
clanks,
feints,
parses,
quippy,
indirectness,
leers,
caspar milquetoast,
blithe,
punning,
traffics,
pensiveness,
oozes,
roundelay,
hieratic,
lickety split,
hemingwayesque,
revels,
sneaks,
zings,
ambiguousness,
flirts,
ironist,
billet doux,
transforms,
jamesian,
lilts,
blipping,
goosestep,
guilelessness,
naif,
pontificates,
grumbly,
winks,
fudges,
thudding,
echoes,
punny,
grand guignol,
transfixing,
spits,
picaresque,
jolting,
sly,
smacks,
telegrams,
glower,
affectless,
muffles,
blusters,
wordsworthian,
danse macabre,
nabokovian,
interlaces,
impassivity,
sleave,
rattles,
whines,
crackles,
jabbers,
doubleness,
trundles,
monologuing,
archness,
le carre,
archaism,
natters,
scuttles,
dallies,
italicizing,
contorts,
pouts,
pentameter,
stomps,
weaves,
iterates,
snuffs,
glides,
drollness,
discombobulate,
disquisition,
postmodern,
metonymy,
signaling,
poeticism,
metafiction,
whomps,
clatters,
monosyllable,
sulks,
mangles,
mutters,
seduction,
cranko,
cipher,
sneery,
interweaving,
intuiting,
gulling,
telegraph,
railways,
railroads,
telegraphy,
tramways,
companies,
consuls,
factories,
fleets,
manufactories,
airports,
brewers,
looms,
pharmacies,
refineries,
shipyards,
breweries,
cemeteries,
contractors,
cookbooks
Also try:
— Adjectives for telegraphs:
electric,
submarine,
wireless,
magnetic,
first,
military,
optical,
early,
postal,
electrical,
automatic,
more...
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