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Often used in the same context:
overdecorated,
edwardian,
homely,
chintz,
crenellations,
grotty,
blockish,
quaint,
pebble dash,
ornateness,
tatty,
modish,
heathery,
de trop,
gentlefolk,
rusticity,
pissoir,
olde,
cockneys,
gaslit,
cobwebby,
bijou,
poshness,
neoclassic,
parky,
castellated,
palely,
naff,
titchy,
wainscotting,
hostelry,
twee,
sumptuousness,
weatherboard,
poncey,
etiolated,
art deco,
draughty,
inglenook,
crenellated,
fustiness,
rathskeller,
roughcast,
unmodernised,
dreich,
frowsy,
poncy,
chinoiserie,
balconied,
porticoed,
victorian,
dandyish,
grot,
hansom,
characterful,
aristo,
stately,
tacky,
retro,
douce,
weatherworn,
garish,
unornamented,
frenchified,
kitschy,
watermill,
stuccoed,
acanthus,
furbelows,
mod cons,
settees,
manky,
knotty pine,
bistrot,
chichi,
romanesque architecture,
victoriana,
porticoes,
griminess,
gambrel roof,
duffel coat,
pinafore dress,
wordsworthian,
characterless,
tweedy,
crenelated,
rococo,
dowdiness,
burra,
tasteful,
gothic architecture,
unmodern,
piccalilli,
snootiest,
broderie anglaise,
chic,
scullery,
mansard,
foody,
tearooms,
quainter,
cornicing
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