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Often used in the same context:
bovril,
pearler,
dirs,
toby jug,
sassenach,
aneurin,
stainers,
guvnor,
alans,
nobby,
pork pie,
sheepwalk,
pillock,
bonce,
scotch egg,
oatcake,
sheepy,
coolabah,
publican,
hogg,
cawl,
butty,
cobber,
pommy,
dizz,
cornishman,
aunt sally,
gustard,
redcap,
slater,
harrovian,
chook,
sleekit,
matey,
pegleg,
geordie,
scouse,
rotter,
leveller,
rissole,
chappie,
scran,
kippers,
ruddles,
teacake,
harry hotspur,
boyo,
rushy,
boggart,
widdy,
fruiterer,
tiddy,
rhyming slang,
boodles,
sheep dip,
cheerio,
tea cosy,
stocking filler,
folkestone,
botherer,
watford,
orcadian,
pegger,
lorraine,
brummie,
sanger,
laddie,
dalesman,
stick insect,
barm,
chappy,
lugworm,
puttock,
combe,
gareth,
isaac,
nogs,
firbank,
oche,
leofric,
bollock,
amess,
budgie,
galah,
harmsworth,
bonzer,
trouser press,
thorpe,
steamed pudding,
tobias smollett,
pennyworth,
pease pudding,
moonrakers,
somner,
shiralee,
gimmer,
beeswing,
arf,
biff,
docker,
bloke,
bard,
pedagogue,
schoolmaster,
aaron,
abbate,
abbe,
abbess,
abbott,
abel,
abell,
abigail,
abraham,
addison,
adelaide,
adminiftration,
adrian,
aesthete,
afterglow,
agatha,
agnes
Also try:
— Adjectives for pieman:
spectable,
late,
gentle,
itinerant,
malay
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