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Often used in the same context:
dodkin,
worts,
coombe,
warry,
sowter,
plaister,
comyn,
biffin,
kerse,
gilliver,
northcote,
cudden,
kendrew,
killigrew,
dearling,
conchie,
macinnes,
goldsworthy,
deare,
trass,
hasted,
brougham,
pedler,
kiddle,
spoors,
copplestone,
paviour,
piggin,
whiskin,
agars,
perkin,
jowett,
holyoake,
bordman,
coleridge,
andrewes,
pirie,
armiger,
cuttle,
fidge,
owler,
buntine,
larner,
parrock,
vivers,
prizeman,
puttock,
craigie,
mustac,
jellicoe,
greave,
wykeham,
coomb,
pask,
stirk,
belgrave,
ngaio,
firbank,
asquith,
worral,
zetland,
shiel,
bargy,
bunce,
gyte,
hendy,
telopea,
smeath,
wycherley,
floreat,
bramley,
davys,
bavin,
maconochie,
pothecary,
dowle,
cobbing,
vansittart,
goldney,
reive,
hulme,
heugh,
furnivall,
tiddy,
wroot,
codlin,
smeeth,
spary,
algate,
newbolt,
woollcott,
juggins,
shacklock,
pankhurst,
sheather,
fenny,
howel,
trudgen,
payn,
lapstone,
tindale,
boult,
cloak,
mantles,
raiment,
bloom,
blooms,
fruit,
girdles,
pall,
robe,
robes,
tresses,
woven,
alas,
blossom,
blossoms,
braids,
canopy,
carpet,
corduroy,
counterpane,
gilded,
bulletproof,
capacious,
draped,
adorned,
apsidal,
bejeweled,
burnish'd,
burnished,
ceiled,
coat,
cramped,
curtained,
cushioned,
dismantled,
extemporized,
heated,
hung,
inn,
loft
Also try:
— Adjectives for dight:
ready,
purple,
royal,
redy,
golden,
bounteous,
soft,
grim,
readie,
like,
double,
more...
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