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Often used in the same context:
marston moor,
cinque ports,
fishermans,
desert rat,
tirpitz,
pocket battleship,
bowmen,
crannog,
lugger,
keeler,
clumber,
toc h,
withies,
pork pie,
oyster catcher,
bentinck,
serapis,
pendennis,
sopwith,
truk,
redcoats,
gun emplacement,
schooners,
hamble,
horsa,
allhallows,
amphitrite,
hideyoshi toyotomi,
bar billiards,
burrawang,
watchet,
brass monkey,
glendower,
privateering,
zingari,
beechen,
herstmonceux,
bonapartes,
thorpe,
wharfie,
port talbot,
scaur,
aboukir,
flamborough head,
newlyn,
bolingbroke,
inkerman,
laughton,
dragoons,
naiad,
ropery,
holyhead,
hornblower,
flinder,
owen glendower,
mafeking,
vivary,
troopship,
cornishman,
bellerophon,
pegger,
buttermere,
pontypridd,
merchantman,
rnas,
roods,
lindisfarne,
gurnet,
throstle,
pequod,
capstan,
bosun,
comus,
congreve,
traction engine,
killigrew,
charles cornwallis,
otley,
cleck,
whaleboat,
lindum,
lancastrian,
glamorganshire,
flamsteed,
moonrakers,
rattlehead,
aunt sally,
cabbage tree,
houting,
agincourt,
topsail,
blacksnake,
nursling,
ionians,
coalpit,
devonshire,
tavistock,
chanty,
pitman,
cheshire cheese,
recreation ground,
astley,
gladiator,
hannibal,
vikings,
cromwell,
marshals,
scout,
ballerinas,
chef,
detective,
emporium,
fair,
gladiators,
hercules,
musketeers,
sleuth,
sleuths,
announcer,
bloodhound,
cantor,
caterer
Also try:
— Adjectives for ironsides:
old,
famous,
new,
invincible,
tall,
terrible,
grim,
armored,
unconquerable,
modern,
sturdiest,
more...
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