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Often used in the same context:
townspeople,
locals,
townsmen,
residents,
villagers,
town,
menfolk,
inhabitants,
hamlet,
burghers,
yokels,
faeries,
rustics,
village,
criers,
arcadians,
shopkeepers,
witches,
bikers,
drovers,
mumming,
merrymakers,
noblewomen,
shepherdess,
swineherd,
cowpokes,
parishioners,
populace,
huntsmen,
hoboes,
mummers,
witchery,
washerwomen,
passersby,
burgh,
elders,
swains,
goblins,
wiccans,
strangers,
confederate soldier,
samaritans,
schoolmistress,
covenanters,
biddies,
settlers,
bushwhackers,
ruffians,
merchants,
woodcutter,
denizens,
paraders,
wooers,
natte,
islanders,
flagellants,
bedouins,
ghouls,
uther,
lasses,
glaswegians,
stampeders,
florentines,
landsmen,
quarrymen,
tenters,
barflies,
neighbors,
countryfolk,
tribesmen,
kinfolk,
maenad,
milkmen,
burgesses,
ragamuffins,
goers,
farmyard,
lumbermen,
wenches,
hellions,
elves,
undead,
churchgoers,
lawmen,
noblemen,
shepherds,
onlookers,
templars,
carthaginians,
hordes,
coven,
churchyard,
cowman,
bairns,
innkeeper,
caledonians,
citizenry,
habitues,
carolers,
patrons,
doggers,
councilors,
peasants,
householders,
tradesmen,
artisans,
folk,
shopkeeper,
citizens,
cottagers,
fanners,
colonials,
householder,
provincials
More specific:
borough
More general:
municipality
Synonyms:
town,
townspeople
Also try:
— Adjectives for townsfolk:
other,
many,
local,
ordinary,
fellow,
few,
good,
own,
poor,
curious,
most,
more...
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