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Often used in the same context:
blackett,
copplestone,
astley,
backhouse,
jowett,
pinfold,
orpin,
gyte,
clee,
hulme,
bramley,
owler,
dowle,
biffin,
hepworth,
worral,
crockford,
farmery,
shipton,
hewer,
pedler,
twigger,
skeat,
sheather,
smeeth,
cobbing,
birse,
maclennan,
noakes,
stansfield,
frape,
meacock,
gaskell,
sowter,
greave,
lawes,
geering,
oag,
hawkshaw,
bentham,
mcdowall,
heddle,
gilliver,
whetter,
macrae,
cullis,
dodsworth,
hasted,
maunder,
rimmer,
swinnerton,
hendy,
mostyn,
flear,
barwise,
dearling,
standen,
dodgson,
harle,
agars,
vivers,
puttock,
firbank,
dowson,
rudge,
kinchin,
catling,
hesp,
crang,
maconochie,
ennew,
boddice,
pothecary,
codlin,
poynton,
heugh,
glucina,
piggin,
keir,
rounce,
fidge,
kesteven,
pocock,
teasdale,
handford,
milnes,
lamming,
warry,
cranage,
stirk,
garvie,
cozens,
malherbe,
southcott,
tonge,
parrock,
southey,
catchpole,
harmsworth,
tindale,
maclachlan,
cogger,
burke,
comedian,
tate,
anatomists,
annalists,
antiquarians,
antiquaries,
archbishops,
arnold,
author,
barrister,
barrow,
barrows,
baxter,
bengali,
biographer,
biographers,
blackstone,
botanist,
boyd
Also try:
— Adjectives for crookes:
english,
hittorf,
british,
late,
28th,
sober,
great,
famous,
eminent,
low,
excited,
more...
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