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Often used in the same context:
worral,
jevons,
smeeth,
oag,
copplestone,
dowson,
barwise,
towse,
mulley,
conchie,
hinshelwood,
mcdowall,
whetter,
somner,
fanner,
hoult,
pirrie,
swankie,
meacock,
geering,
wimble,
gilliver,
paviour,
jowett,
comyn,
farmery,
shiel,
twigger,
scullion,
stansfield,
fitchew,
rowett,
dowle,
wycherley,
maclennan,
maunders,
cantle,
cadger,
capaldi,
rankine,
gustard,
biffin,
borderer,
shacklock,
peasy,
cudden,
slabber,
morison,
prizeman,
bramley,
doyley,
coverley,
bebington,
newbolt,
glynne,
hulme,
kinchin,
juggins,
dodgson,
backhouse,
puttock,
sclaffed,
poynton,
withies,
tapster,
shipway,
niven,
grimley,
boothy,
treacher,
dargue,
dodsworth,
handford,
aberdonian,
hepworth,
greave,
davys,
pearler,
caddow,
macrae,
michie,
scutter,
slatter,
sheather,
dearling,
otley,
sharpling,
rimmer,
threave,
ogram,
stirk,
racon,
brewis,
frape,
scole,
tonge,
bentham,
clee,
fidge,
arber,
rawsthorne,
milnes,
inquest,
writs,
accounts,
adjudications,
admissions,
appointees,
assize,
assizes,
bulletins,
capitulations,
catalogues,
censuses,
circulars,
conclaves,
councils,
decrees,
despatches,
digests,
edicts,
entries
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— Adjectives for eyres:
general,
judicial,
old,
later,
regular,
earlier,
special,
cumbrous,
early,
subsequent
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