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Often used in the same context:
prowse,
hulme,
gilliver,
cozens,
stansfield,
juggins,
noakes,
towse,
worral,
whiskin,
scriven,
meacock,
jowett,
drinkwater,
dodkin,
prizeman,
catling,
hepworth,
larner,
cullis,
swinnerton,
stirk,
ennew,
harle,
puttock,
grice,
hewer,
grierson,
boulter,
hopkinson,
sweetman,
spurway,
copplestone,
gaskell,
dowson,
oag,
otoole,
warry,
biffin,
broddle,
tutty,
langridge,
mcdowall,
joll,
howel,
pankhurst,
kedge,
pinnock,
bunce,
cogman,
deighton,
conchie,
birtwhistle,
piggin,
kilty,
godward,
springall,
owler,
sherrington,
frape,
maskery,
laughton,
smeeth,
tindale,
dearling,
hendy,
westcott,
dearn,
rudge,
codlin,
farmery,
hawkey,
bramley,
maunder,
hardcastle,
hesp,
quelch,
kinchin,
teasdale,
cantle,
mansel,
cudden,
hinde,
macinnes,
clasper,
winstanley,
venn,
andrewes,
dargue,
whetter,
backhouse,
pargeter,
cuttle,
spavin,
unthank,
pinfold,
huckle,
pask,
orpin,
astley,
pirrie,
wycherley,
adjutant,
alcalde,
amanuensis,
aylmer,
batten,
bedfellow,
boarder,
booth,
brigadier,
chaplain,
clayton,
clerk,
colonel,
commandant,
corporal,
culver,
curate,
davey,
dobbs,
dropouts
Also try:
— Adjectives for rimmer:
hull,
temporary,
old,
poor,
young,
late
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