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Often used in the same context:
jobber,
babyface,
mancunian,
wannabe,
glaswegian,
untalented,
slumming,
moonlighting,
toiling,
indy,
journeymen,
hod carrier,
bluffers,
draper,
slagging,
thatcher,
tilers,
spiv,
bunging,
househusband,
dicking,
dustmen,
ddts,
freelance,
daft,
headhunt,
barrow boy,
stips,
dogsbody,
stip,
cockney,
rabbiting,
prole,
draughtsmen,
bodge,
pernickety,
booker,
goldylocks,
slater,
pedantically,
twigged,
booky,
navvy,
classing,
cannier,
professional,
featherbedding,
tosspot,
ungifted,
pleb,
scissors kick,
poncy,
batista,
skint,
temp,
joe bloggs,
boozehound,
skiving,
doms,
bigging,
unskilled,
schtick,
smalltime,
stakhanovite,
slobbish,
scruffiest,
fops,
gimmick,
rotters,
naff,
pally,
chinned,
scrag,
controversialist,
poltroon,
borscht circuit,
shouty,
wanking,
dillies,
faffing,
brummy,
gigs,
poncey,
farse,
nobodies,
plasterers,
hogger,
dimbulb,
cottoned,
bitchiest,
dropkick,
lecherous,
low blow,
nwo,
bodged,
clever clogs,
superannuated,
impressario,
jobbery,
bribery,
jobbers,
trade,
barter,
brokerage,
business,
corruption,
mercantile,
prostitution,
smuggling,
capital,
chicanery,
establishment,
establishments,
plunder,
sociability,
venality,
boating,
swindling,
lending,
bookselling,
publishing,
grabbing,
nefarious,
commercial,
trading,
bankrupt,
dishonest,
farming,
managed,
mercial,
profitable,
villainous,
wellmanaged,
exporting,
filibustering,
financed
Also try:
— Nouns for jobbing:
purposes,
operations,
business,
elections,
herd,
transactions,
scheme,
operation,
gardener,
schemes,
concerns,
more...
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