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Often used in the same context:
dubliner,
aberdonian,
yorkshireman,
glaswegian,
liverpudlian,
borderer,
welshwoman,
londoner,
lancastrian,
manxman,
clubman,
tiger woods,
welshman,
cornishman,
irishmen,
new zealander,
mancunian,
jack nicklaus,
lad,
compatriot,
levet,
geordies,
tampion,
youngster,
gaffer,
greenkeeper,
sclaffed,
eagling,
dalesmen,
glamorganshire,
galwegian,
sdlp,
michael schumacher,
brummie,
countryman,
englishmen,
greg norman,
sydneysider,
threave,
linlithgow,
duffer,
nacarat,
striker,
oche,
lothians,
niblick,
birdies,
bogey,
scotswoman,
garryowen,
san marinese,
footballer,
caddy,
taoiseach,
openside,
sinnet,
kidology,
golfer,
peasy,
grands prix,
double bogey,
hwyl,
debutant,
midlands,
lassie,
snooker,
tway,
emmets,
pontypridd,
chap,
gaelic football,
fettle,
emerald isle,
clon,
withies,
gammer,
achill island,
motherwell,
baize,
complin,
portadown,
chorist,
downpatrick,
squaddie,
orcadian,
boothy,
mourne,
chimney corner,
corkonian,
troon,
irishwoman,
hellraiser,
hinshelwood,
primat,
knockings,
kentuckian,
bloke,
provos,
laddie,
tetchiness,
roman arch,
cornishmen,
mormon,
bostonian,
britisher,
englander,
englishman,
scotsman,
southerner,
spaniard,
australians,
boer,
briton,
churchman,
filipino,
frenchman,
german,
hungarian,
irishman,
moslem,
presbyterian
Also try:
— Adjectives for ulsterman:
young,
honest,
typical,
average,
big,
tall,
minded,
true,
impetuous,
day,
great,
more...
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