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Often used in the same context:
hartshorn,
wiggs,
teasdale,
tibbs,
towse,
twiner,
milnes,
broddle,
larner,
oneil,
hepworth,
harle,
dogget,
juggins,
brewis,
deighton,
titman,
handford,
rimmer,
twigger,
plaister,
woolman,
piddock,
dearn,
pilcher,
meacock,
hendy,
worral,
hopkinson,
westcott,
newbolt,
hardcastle,
farmery,
cogman,
pryer,
ruddle,
sawer,
radley,
barwise,
andrewes,
sauls,
morphew,
marner,
manders,
orpin,
pirrie,
spoors,
dosser,
bartram,
eggar,
coombe,
nicols,
cadger,
smeeth,
stansfield,
girkin,
extine,
biggin,
vergette,
gyte,
bunce,
boulter,
outwin,
grice,
throp,
bramhall,
hinde,
winstanley,
unthank,
collum,
springall,
tillet,
spavin,
clasper,
haynie,
raeburn,
drinkwater,
maltman,
walley,
michie,
mizen,
varvel,
ennew,
heys,
farlie,
pruce,
eyres,
standage,
wroot,
knighton,
heald,
scambler,
hitchings,
hasted,
cleghorn,
laughton,
whetter,
cobbing,
grierson,
lamon,
hulme,
ackroyd,
abbe,
arbuthnot,
dean,
erskine,
fuller,
higginson,
parson,
stevenson,
abbess,
abbot,
adjutant,
adrian,
agrippa,
alcalde,
allard,
ambrose,
andrea,
antiquary,
antonio,
apothecary
Also try:
— Adjectives for byrom:
late,
excellent,
witty,
worthy,
young
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