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Often used in the same context:
pedant,
sayer,
fiddlesticks,
solipsist,
ungrammatically,
punster,
grammarian,
nitpicker,
jackanapes,
monomaniac,
nincompoop,
william hazlitt,
scribbler,
dittohead,
split infinitive,
intransitive verb,
sluggard,
logicians,
dangling modifier,
churl,
sherlockian,
psychoanalyse,
mencken,
asker,
drivelling,
scrivener,
blockhead,
versifier,
bibliophile,
hifalutin,
shmuck,
journalese,
homophones,
figger,
nabokovian,
mumbler,
stoolie,
wino,
belles lettres,
epictetus,
schnook,
dorothy sayers,
doggerel,
apocrypha,
mondegreen,
chappy,
prig,
grumbler,
epicure,
feller,
jotter,
philosophe,
old codger,
deist,
clever clogs,
lummox,
ironist,
wandering jew,
etymologist,
buncombe,
rotter,
sloganeer,
pleb,
freethinker,
tautology,
birdbrain,
archilochus,
strachey,
imbiber,
forsooth,
mot juste,
etymology,
gagster,
objectivist,
male chauvinist pig,
misquotation,
poesy,
dangling participle,
quiddity,
moralizer,
yins,
shortz,
prevaricator,
pedantry,
autodidact,
lit crit,
autobiographer,
plagiarist,
nimrod,
flatterer,
nosy parker,
bucko,
devoto,
pharisee,
hegelian,
wretch,
doomsayer,
simp,
blighter,
classicist,
connoisseurs,
intellectual,
traveler,
colonist,
educationist,
financier,
humanist,
humorist,
hunter,
liberal,
musician,
naturalists,
newspaperman,
novelist,
ornithologist,
pioneer,
politician,
prospector,
scientist
Also try:
— Adjectives for bookman:
great,
old,
true,
good,
mere,
russian,
greatest,
canadian,
point,
real,
antiquarian,
more...
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