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Often used in the same context:
gilliver,
puttock,
hulme,
teasdale,
backhouse,
jowett,
hoare,
hopkinson,
rimmer,
smeeth,
bramley,
larner,
asquith,
hendy,
springall,
pask,
meacock,
langridge,
dodkin,
barwise,
biffin,
hepworth,
worral,
maclennan,
amies,
laughton,
pothecary,
southcott,
cockcroft,
pankhurst,
cobbing,
oag,
conchie,
cogman,
boulter,
empson,
whiskin,
rowlandson,
burdett,
prowse,
godward,
standage,
dowle,
handford,
noakes,
milnes,
coombe,
standen,
astley,
clee,
grierson,
sweetman,
firbank,
sheldrake,
mclachlan,
dowson,
mcdowall,
smeath,
shacklock,
bawden,
vergette,
killigrew,
hinde,
trevithick,
dodsworth,
southey,
fidge,
rawsthorne,
pedler,
pargeter,
dowding,
millier,
stansfield,
acock,
harmsworth,
harle,
drinkwater,
hewer,
isherwood,
cripps,
stirk,
dearling,
drabble,
hardcastle,
boddy,
frape,
birtwhistle,
kinchin,
maunder,
geering,
godden,
pocock,
raeburn,
panton,
pirrie,
swinnerton,
bodger,
spary,
catling,
ackroyd,
davys,
gaskell,
aaron,
alfred,
anne,
boswell,
brian,
sid,
watson,
abbie,
abbott,
abdullah,
abel,
abner,
abraham,
ada,
adam,
adams,
adrian,
agassiz,
agnes,
agrippa
Also try:
— Adjectives for cozens:
firth,
younger,
dear,
poor,
invisible
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