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Often used in the same context:
cobbing,
ackroyd,
fidge,
bumstead,
gozzard,
hardcastle,
gilliver,
keef,
oag,
florey,
twigger,
linklater,
penk,
berryman,
bunyan,
firbank,
leppard,
smeath,
waterson,
ploughman,
mullally,
smeeth,
coverdale,
dearling,
grene,
hoare,
frape,
isherwood,
brewis,
kiltie,
diggory,
worral,
pentangle,
throp,
cudden,
quas,
moorcock,
goodbar,
havers,
querl,
vivers,
hepworth,
grainer,
crookes,
biffin,
hulme,
funge,
dodgson,
goldbach,
quine,
tarsi,
mulley,
congreve,
verlaine,
rawsthorne,
hogarth,
wrey,
watling,
yockel,
whiskin,
drabble,
sneap,
calkin,
branigan,
colonel blimp,
lawes,
donleavy,
siddons,
birtwhistle,
morland,
marling,
oshea,
kristofferson,
osullivan,
galsworthy,
strummer,
cottier,
geason,
cogman,
astley,
potto,
tubb,
puttock,
max beerbohm,
grimley,
cassady,
macfarland,
hewer,
cosgrave,
vater,
gardon,
branks,
skiffle,
schwitters,
duologue,
piggin,
poynton,
whirry,
edmund kean,
huppert,
fitchew,
ambury,
controversialist,
disputant,
exhorter,
prosecutor,
reformer,
adherent,
advocacy,
advocate,
agriculturist,
apologist,
auctioneer,
auctioneers,
catechist,
chartist,
churchman,
clergyman,
confrontation,
conservationist,
crusader,
crusaders
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— Adjectives for dury:
active,
coche,
famous,
insignificant,
hendecourt,
zealous,
thorn,
honest,
public
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