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Often used in the same context:
bangladeshi,
city centre,
great grandmother,
nepalese,
neighbour,
paedophile,
murder charge,
drug dealer,
reveller,
tyneside,
knocked down,
madison avenue,
tyre,
algerian,
albanian,
one thousand,
car park,
briton,
perthshire,
robbery suspect,
old girl,
kirkby,
workington,
moira,
head teacher,
bust up,
rape suspect,
murder suspect,
bus lane,
traveller,
bahraini,
gas station,
bank robber,
court order,
cwmbran,
jordanian,
little girl,
teesside,
pensioner,
southall,
scooterist,
council tax,
yemeni,
jewellery,
rich man,
community centre,
home invasion,
leona,
road rage,
dog bite,
hold up,
aintree,
fatal accident,
young girl,
young man,
sleaford,
police station,
tumour,
crown court,
security guard,
four hundred,
building society,
young buck,
drug bust,
security measures,
baseball bat,
kutcher,
bus driver,
slip up,
let off,
horse race,
bus station,
set on fire,
high profile,
saviour,
nursing home,
life sentence,
gisele,
traffic warden,
walk out,
water bottle,
greenock,
kick in,
shanklin,
run over,
jeweller,
lithuanian,
on trial,
torquay,
bring in,
film maker,
ealing,
tarrant,
out of work,
roll back,
modelling,
lottery winner,
pile up,
immune system,
two hundred,
kirkcaldy,
high street,
laborer,
labourers,
laborers,
workingman,
artisan,
workman,
artisans,
worker,
workers,
domestics,
peasant,
serf,
workmen,
workingmen,
earners,
farmer,
servant,
toilers,
weaver,
cultivator,
illegitimate,
teen,
18-19,
1922,
1o,
21st,
24,
2i,
4-7,
5-9,
6-7,
9-10,
absent,
adoptive,
blustery,
bom,
brahman,
child,
companionable,
companionate
More specific:
agricultural laborer,
agricultural labourer,
cleaner,
day laborer,
day labourer,
digger,
dishwasher,
dock-walloper,
docker,
dockhand,
dock worker,
drudge,
galley slave,
gandy dancer,
gravedigger,
hand,
hewer,
hired hand,
hired man,
hodman,
hod carrier,
loader,
longshoreman,
lumper,
miner,
mineworker,
muleteer,
mule driver,
mule skinner,
navvy,
peon,
platelayer,
porter,
rail-splitter,
sawyer,
section hand,
sprayer,
stevedore,
tracklayer,
woodcutter,
wrecker
More general:
working man,
working person,
workman
Synonyms:
laborer,
manual laborer
Also try:
— Adjectives for labourer:
agricultural,
day,
fellow,
unskilled,
common,
english,
poor,
landless,
free,
casual,
ordinary,
more...
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