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Often used in the same context:
puddy,
podge,
crotchets,
mingy,
squidgy,
merkin,
crones,
maggoty,
fornicator,
virgin mary,
guttersnipe,
posey,
hellbound,
prigs,
strumpets,
poltroon,
lubber,
changelings,
wrigglers,
scallywag,
globby,
coxcomb,
succubi,
pretties,
squiffy,
breeks,
rotters,
whatsit,
coochie,
zipless,
gobstopper,
minge,
piggie,
caul,
saltshaker,
apercus,
eensy,
pedant,
roundy,
scrag,
snaggletooth,
spotted dick,
fishhooks,
fuddle,
gagster,
termagant,
floozie,
poncy,
runty,
mutton chop,
giblet,
mandrake root,
sculpins,
daftly,
cowpat,
puker,
suet pudding,
slimey,
cods,
gallimaufry,
lushes,
pouters,
pommy,
minxes,
honker,
philander,
mussy,
braw,
bluebottle,
corkers,
ponce,
tootsie,
mot juste,
noddy,
nellie,
lecher,
aristos,
scanties,
mountebanks,
shmaltz,
yins,
doms,
hoecakes,
jove,
darning needle,
harpy,
figger,
cuckolds,
coronets,
baldies,
dearie,
dingle,
cooch,
cockscomb,
beany,
bollock,
chinless wonder,
fellah,
mewl,
smugger,
gewgaw,
milady,
dilly,
tart,
trick,
adventuress,
amelia,
amy,
arse,
ass,
audrey,
auntie,
babe,
baroness,
bashfulness,
bitches,
bounder,
boy,
buggy,
bum,
bunny,
canary
Also try:
— Adjectives for dillies:
down,
daffy,
real,
pretty,
daffidown,
silly
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