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Often used in the same context:
daylights,
heck,
hell,
oughta,
jeepers,
dang,
skeeters,
snot,
fanny,
hey,
gotta,
keisters,
georgie,
meany,
pouters,
pantywaists,
fellahs,
fiddlesticks,
crap,
fuckwit,
chiggers,
anybody,
goobers,
kinda,
jackasses,
shutup,
sissy,
jeez,
darndest,
pipsqueak,
nards,
curs,
gnats,
frick,
ole,
sillies,
damn,
thataway,
grampa,
boohoo,
somebody,
gonna,
pesty,
pipsqueaks,
dogies,
gigot,
fittin,
whomp,
whatcha,
rassling,
snivel,
birdbrains,
tarnation,
clodhopper,
figger,
rascal,
golly,
grouches,
hellbound,
geez,
varmints,
cuss,
noodge,
wimp,
slimey,
horseflies,
pardner,
sleepyhead,
shant,
ailes,
cowpie,
fellers,
suckers,
whaddaya,
earwigs,
stuff,
holler,
folks,
whinny,
churls,
sagal,
huh,
dawdlers,
snail darter,
prigs,
funning,
crustiest,
yeah,
pappy,
goofus,
cowabunga,
banshees,
ninnies,
sicking,
greenhead,
wanna,
tommyrot,
wabbit,
eliot,
emerson,
shakespeare,
plato,
ruskin,
wordsworth,
milton,
shelley,
tennyson,
coleridge,
darwin,
mozart,
twain,
burke,
byron,
carlyle,
holmes,
lawrence,
arnold,
calvin,
commonplace,
okay,
pleasantest,
quit,
recondite,
sicker,
trashy,
uninteresting,
absurdest,
again,
aimless,
airiest,
alive,
apostles,
approachable,
belletristic,
blakean,
burkean,
careless,
chatty
Appears in the definition of:
dickensian,
dismal,
fagin,
humorously,
micawber,
nimbly,
published,
rapture,
right-down,
wilkins micawber
More general:
exclaiming,
exclamation
Synonyms:
deuce,
devil
Also try:
— Adjectives for dickens:
young,
little,
very,
late,
old,
dear,
great,
english,
early,
elder,
novel,
more...
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