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Often used in the same context:
cultivators,
dancers,
musicians,
pluckers,
pickers,
artistes,
rhumba,
loopers,
choristers,
polyrhythm,
drummers,
waragi,
dancy,
songsters,
tipplers,
fiddlers,
slammers,
terpsichorean,
virtuosi,
smiths,
performers,
harmonizers,
fisherfolk,
hepcats,
singers,
cashew,
gari,
tinkle,
steppers,
millers,
toddy,
instrumentalists,
cocoa,
samisen,
claves,
vocalists,
planters,
whistlers,
jiggers,
plantations,
merrymakers,
idlers,
rustics,
syncopation,
libations,
lyrebird,
kwela,
harvesters,
workingmen,
batta,
oboists,
folkers,
filigrees,
drumming,
lazuli,
highlife,
woodwind instrument,
carolling,
dowsers,
shea,
trombonists,
rubber,
choro,
zapateado,
benders,
barflies,
embouchure,
hoofer,
handclap,
liquoring,
hornpipe,
loggers,
clackers,
antbirds,
flutes,
iroko,
teakwood,
percussive instrument,
sabots,
pattering,
lasses,
peelers,
calypsos,
upcountry,
canes,
imbiber,
schottische,
agogo,
ride cymbal,
strippers,
barmaids,
pedagogues,
palmas,
percussion,
flappers,
fox trot,
droppers,
sugarcane,
gogo,
jitterbug,
bathtub gin,
copra,
weavers,
artisans,
craftsmen,
fishermen,
miners,
packers,
workers,
bakers,
carpenters,
detectives,
farmers,
fishers,
herders,
labourers,
operatives,
skippers,
tailors
Appears in the definition of:
tapper
Also try:
— Adjectives for tappers:
toddy,
brazilian,
other,
many,
chinese,
wire,
indian,
local,
most,
several,
few,
more...
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