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Often used in the same context:
cudden,
geering,
barwise,
bodle,
newbolt,
meacock,
milnes,
worts,
strein,
smeeth,
pothecary,
shiel,
kendrew,
dowle,
biggin,
charleton,
creese,
stansfield,
larner,
hawkey,
diggory,
bartram,
lamper,
oag,
soult,
coombe,
copplestone,
macinnes,
ruddle,
titman,
cullis,
farmery,
prizeman,
dodsworth,
layland,
otoole,
paviour,
andrewes,
orpin,
wooding,
dodgson,
smeath,
girkin,
westcott,
southcott,
welchman,
worral,
lengle,
haycock,
whetter,
scutter,
spurway,
stirk,
laughton,
crispen,
nosel,
whiskin,
harle,
ludgate,
scammel,
skaith,
plesh,
pargeter,
ruttle,
hartshorn,
springall,
valure,
cozens,
gilliver,
trevithick,
vesey,
millier,
juggins,
jowett,
boulter,
hulme,
glynne,
killigrew,
dolente,
ennew,
mossing,
fluter,
woolman,
eyres,
broddle,
saffian,
tindale,
pirie,
biffin,
ashman,
milden,
hasted,
whall,
scambler,
mulley,
oshea,
empson,
tapster,
maconochie,
steres,
skene,
crinion,
ex,
oats,
rebellions,
troubles,
\u00ab,
affronts,
anglo,
awakenings,
cattle,
deans,
disasters,
discontents,
doe,
dutch,
eliot,
experi,
foragers,
ies,
linger,
little
Appears in the definition of:
16 pf,
sixteen personality factor questionnaire
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— Adjectives for cattell:
other,
american,
tame,
such,
much,
many,
great,
small,
guilford,
severall,
more,
more...
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