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Often used in the same context:
olde,
poncy,
booziest,
morris dance,
plantagenets,
kedgeree,
doolally,
bibulous,
gentlefolk,
cockneys,
blether,
parky,
ponce,
jolly,
charabanc,
threepence,
breeks,
hearties,
pork pie,
max beerbohm,
gaslit,
squires,
piccalilli,
geordie,
forsooth,
trews,
highland fling,
little lord fauntleroy,
jape,
dreich,
rarebit,
minging,
welsh rarebit,
aristos,
cawl,
wenching,
weirdy,
horace walpole,
elizabethan age,
igraine,
sheepskin coat,
butty,
leofric,
redcoat,
chunter,
unbirthday,
auld,
harry hotspur,
yankee doodle,
waltzers,
cromwellian,
stuffiest,
sassenach,
fagging,
minxes,
tufty,
darner,
poltroon,
pease pudding,
scallywag,
mutton chop,
steamed pudding,
ruritania,
hwyl,
bonzer,
pantomime,
bayeux tapestry,
bovver boots,
trilbies,
pleb,
morris dancing,
laddies,
jollity,
panto,
wimpish,
hansom,
mooses,
maharajahs,
tobias smollett,
jingo,
skivvy,
cnut,
barrow boy,
blimey,
titfer,
simnel,
ice lolly,
schoolmarms,
edwardian,
knee breeches,
stripling,
englishwomen,
stodge,
chatelaine,
chappy,
pageboy,
dormouse,
budgerigar,
roundheads,
swagman,
scran,
merry,
merrier,
happy,
heian,
idle,
inclement,
merriest,
olden,
unhappy,
aforesaid,
ago,
antebellum,
blithe,
blustering,
brisk,
chassidic,
childless,
colder,
dreary,
facetious
Also try:
— Nouns for merrie:
england,
men,
disport
boyes,
month,
meeting,
monarch,
tales,
tale,
wind,
countenance,
more...
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