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Often used in the same context:
gentlefolk,
doss house,
mooches,
grotty,
kipping,
scullery,
woodman,
grannie,
douce,
bedder,
fleapit,
scarper,
gaslit,
chesterfield,
landladies,
forty winks,
manky,
bladdered,
pissoir,
loo,
nosy parker,
eyrie,
berk,
tramp,
dogsbody,
aristo,
pleb,
loll,
chatelaine,
skivvy,
ciggy,
laddies,
stoep,
caff,
bijou,
fishwife,
pootle,
gite,
poncy,
squiffy,
starkers,
smoko,
waller,
cadge,
gladrags,
pukka,
grot,
auld,
slater,
meths,
brae,
cobber,
hansom,
vinery,
washhouse,
slummy,
scran,
witter,
rabbit hutch,
gawp,
posho,
skiving,
dogwalker,
breeks,
hovel,
maisonette,
dunny,
pinny,
tatty,
blighter,
bobbie,
wendy house,
dustmen,
potting shed,
workshy,
battleaxe,
missus,
bothy,
tardis,
thatcher,
bounders,
abed,
winkles,
charabanc,
garbo,
rolltop,
pub,
olde worlde,
laird,
braw,
bedsit,
sly grog,
memsahib,
poofs,
cockneys,
vicarage,
humph,
telly,
fleabag,
slattern,
garret,
boilersuit,
berth,
adjutant,
berths,
chamberlain,
class,
commercial,
corporal,
dean,
doctor,
emerson,
ford,
grade,
junior,
sergeant,
tell,
wicket,
affaire,
allen,
alter,
attendant
More general:
bed down,
bunk down
Synonyms:
crash,
doss down
Also try:
— Adjectives for doss:
first,
old,
fourpenny,
certain,
own,
orderly,
same,
twopenny,
good,
sapient,
middle,
more...
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