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Often used in the same context:
barrow boy,
brummie,
brummy,
scouse,
rhyming slang,
bolshy,
received pronunciation,
liverpudlian,
scallywag,
sneery,
guttersnipe,
ponce,
aristo,
glaswegian,
fey,
gormless,
spiv,
gallus,
mancunian,
geordie,
brooklynese,
boozer,
shouty,
rotter,
brogue,
gagster,
sassenach,
fishwife,
bolshie,
dithery,
cor blimey,
prole,
chappie,
mumbler,
etonian,
sarky,
fop,
crumpet,
patois,
floozie,
geezer,
chappy,
pillock,
ladykiller,
fussbudget,
roue,
ragamuffin,
berk,
accent,
dustman,
docker,
mardy,
nympho,
yobbo,
stroppy,
pleb,
tosspot,
lisping,
boyo,
scatty,
poncy,
dotty,
pommy,
baldie,
franglais,
prig,
streetwise,
drawls,
louche,
ale drinker,
yokel,
flibbertigibbet,
archetypal,
skiffle,
dipsomaniac,
rarebit,
ruffian,
jape,
limey,
epicene,
lancastrian,
simp,
rapscallion,
simpering,
fusspot,
lairy,
boozehound,
baldy,
goombah,
twat,
demotic,
corkonian,
hinny,
pukka,
hardbitten,
ocker,
loudmouth,
randy,
prissy,
carthorse,
yankee,
italian,
lads,
mexican,
parisian,
frontiersman,
irishman,
philistine,
bloke,
bohemians,
chaps,
detective,
finn,
gent,
gents,
german,
ladies,
russian,
sailor,
schoolboy,
folksy,
aussie,
bookish,
homely,
inquisitive,
singsong,
slangy,
cantonese,
drawling,
gujarati,
hindustani,
outlandish,
snooty,
xhosa,
brainy,
deaf,
mannered,
natured,
punjabi,
uncultured
Appears in the definition of:
cobblers,
rhyming slang,
titfer
More general:
english,
english language,
londoner
Also try:
— Adjectives for cockney:
little,
true,
young,
pure,
old,
typical,
real,
genuine,
broad,
english,
modern,
more...
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