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Often used in the same context:
jodrell,
payn,
boult,
demille,
toynbee,
fitches,
joll,
standage,
ennew,
niven,
hopkinson,
bramah,
traherne,
goldney,
tradescant,
catling,
macneice,
cordiner,
kng,
cobbing,
sarton,
macinnes,
gozzard,
brieger,
rowlandson,
cawker,
vivers,
andrewes,
blench,
leavis,
de la mare,
hulme,
pirrie,
holyoake,
klemperer,
prizeman,
pankhurst,
staw,
thym,
dodkin,
dight,
farness,
lankester,
harle,
mitford,
maunder,
macdowell,
turkos,
oag,
hendy,
millier,
godward,
doeg,
howker,
tucket,
le gallienne,
fairie,
dorrit,
howel,
forsyte,
dearling,
bewick,
woolman,
caractacus,
cullis,
trass,
juggins,
pepys,
salins,
cranch,
killigrew,
mccrae,
toop,
inness,
rimmer,
hallet,
sillitoe,
froude,
pirie,
darer,
hooke,
horal,
cozens,
fanner,
droge,
biffin,
dumpty,
monod,
pavis,
empson,
sarre,
firbank,
greeve,
beecham,
perkin,
kedge,
cosier,
sherrington,
backhouse,
guichet,
kingstone,
wheen,
sonne,
william,
captain,
fitzgerald,
grandchildren,
grandson,
hart,
helen,
queen,
brooke,
daughters,
elizabeth,
foal,
fox,
granddaughter,
mary,
niece,
parrot,
shepherd,
son,
quintuple,
aristocratic,
attached,
berry,
canopy,
child,
crumpled,
dented,
diamondshaped,
diary,
dom,
duchess,
eared,
erect,
expanded,
flanged,
flower,
folding,
foliage,
frilled
Also try:
— Adjectives for childe:
noble,
late,
little,
young,
owne,
poore,
dear,
british,
australian,
poor,
bilious,
more...
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