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Often used in the same context:
rotters,
weirdy,
aristos,
poncy,
ponce,
poofs,
grot,
boyo,
scouse,
barrow boy,
rhyming slang,
laddies,
fishwife,
prigs,
chappie,
cor blimey,
pleb,
chappy,
olde worlde,
spiv,
scruffs,
wimmin,
ale drinker,
swots,
scallywag,
yobbo,
minging,
manky,
tosspot,
scamps,
pommy,
lairy,
gits,
chucklesome,
braw,
beardie,
parky,
geordie,
chunter,
bollock,
grannie,
oul,
nobs,
rustics,
popinjay,
gagster,
gentlefolk,
hepcats,
hearties,
waltzers,
wallies,
chap,
brummy,
nowt,
lunkheaded,
fleapit,
fellah,
philistines,
jape,
witter,
sassenach,
bairns,
cack,
blether,
tutting,
yankee doodle,
squiffy,
minxes,
moaners,
doss house,
whities,
fiddlesticks,
berk,
blimey,
gallus,
mardy,
twat,
yins,
ocker,
guvnor,
sneery,
doms,
fuckwit,
forsooth,
pillock,
old codger,
bovver boots,
cokeheads,
hepcat,
shouty,
louts,
brummie,
schoolboys,
bolshy,
pissoir,
strumpets,
bloke,
jingo,
cockney,
wits,
bachelor,
beggars,
gipsies,
ladies,
miser,
people,
slaves,
cottagers,
elves,
epicures,
idiots,
mendicants,
pagan,
parisian,
parisians
Appears in the definition of:
cockney
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— Adjectives for cockneys:
irish,
other,
many,
little,
true,
few,
mutinous,
young,
roman,
real,
parisian,
more...
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