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Often used in the same context:
snicking,
misfield,
butterfingered,
acquitting,
atones,
remonstrates,
ruing,
dismissing,
kidology,
inswing,
hoicks,
nilled,
chastening,
sticky wicket,
demoralised,
abasing,
west indies,
mistiming,
undone,
wearies,
discomfit,
mitigating circumstance,
slow handclap,
crestfallen,
sozzled,
conceded,
appals,
castled,
defeat,
infuriating,
prevaricated,
loth,
nicked,
clouting,
aggravating,
scandalizing,
naught,
adjudges,
bowled,
overbalancing,
backfired,
pouched,
snaffled,
scythed,
pyrrhic victory,
scarper,
expiated,
expunges,
fortnight,
shambolically,
quashed,
jagging,
tutted,
misadvised,
sidelining,
exculpated,
extenuated,
penalizing,
disconcert,
nobble,
punished,
convicting,
foxed,
winston churchill,
poetic justice,
blether,
persona grata,
resiling,
grudged,
grovelled,
penal servitude,
mishit,
scrum half,
cavil,
crocked,
negatived,
passioned,
agonizing,
amends,
hexed,
spell,
bar billiards,
run out,
brazened,
abscondment,
penalised,
stroked,
indisposed,
spin bowler,
revelling,
humble pie,
lese majesty,
ricked,
disinteresting,
contrived,
limped,
compos mentis,
sacking,
niggle,
grimaced,
blooding,
batted
Appears in the definition of:
reprieve,
respite
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