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Often used in the same context:
codlin,
dodkin,
worral,
extance,
tapster,
broddle,
smeath,
pothecary,
conchie,
birtwhistle,
newbolt,
dearling,
springall,
spary,
oag,
gilliver,
fidge,
bonetta,
cobbing,
copplestone,
vivers,
meacock,
scard,
scutter,
cudden,
tiddy,
kinchin,
belamy,
hasted,
sawer,
oneil,
vergette,
tucket,
farmery,
glynne,
whiskin,
piddock,
millier,
howel,
honeybun,
coomb,
ruttle,
fanner,
crang,
heddles,
hulme,
welsher,
piggin,
fitchew,
sharpling,
frape,
kiddle,
flawn,
bordage,
biffin,
fugle,
otoole,
hepworth,
warry,
andrewes,
lamon,
le gallienne,
acock,
smeeth,
stansfield,
gozzard,
prizeman,
eaglestone,
moineau,
desilver,
geal,
heaume,
macinnes,
rounce,
boddice,
scrum half,
rimmer,
plaister,
puttock,
dearn,
boulter,
ennew,
dewitt,
agars,
standfast,
somner,
saffian,
scamell,
stirk,
geering,
teasdale,
maskery,
blench,
maguire,
laughton,
coverley,
waler,
godward,
whetter,
cozens,
sheat,
paviour,
fir,
bob,
cactus,
chili,
clover,
coagulum,
coconuts,
crepitation,
fruit,
herrings,
hickory,
moss,
mutton,
pike,
potato,
sago,
sardines,
scratch,
seeds,
sherry
More specific:
blood spavin,
bog spavin,
bone spavin
Appears in the definition of:
blood spavin,
bog spavin,
bone spavin
More general:
animal disease
Also try:
— Adjectives for spavin:
bog,
occult,
blood,
incipient,
bad,
young,
slight,
large,
true,
foot,
fine,
more...
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