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Often used in the same context:
grimthorpe,
stayer,
voltigeur,
gallop,
thyestes,
nacarat,
maffioso,
mudlark,
nil desperandum,
eyecatcher,
canter,
oedipe,
dalesmen,
roman arch,
thereabouts,
viscount nelson,
gluepot,
chartreux,
purple patch,
volksraad,
fitter,
blinder,
gingembre,
russeting,
hwyl,
empyreal,
lads,
sighter,
exertions,
lillie langtry,
dreich,
princelet,
reoppose,
dutchman,
steeplechasing,
cornishman,
definite article,
augurs,
campanologist,
manful,
verglas,
squamosa,
borderer,
clarets,
ogs,
peeress,
chorist,
zoffany,
harrovian,
chaser,
privy seal,
cue card,
bonny,
lancastrian,
roarer,
curtana,
tightener,
knockings,
barathea,
carthorses,
lope de vega,
sentire,
metric mile,
carrigeen,
chap,
gelding,
ruthin,
touchwood,
bloke,
filly,
improver,
ulsterman,
laddie,
kermesse,
formful,
trotters,
longshanks,
craic,
briareus,
nick,
cornishmen,
paddock,
galloper,
yorkshireman,
volitant,
hogget,
niggle,
slowcoach,
friesians,
scarlet runner,
manxman,
gallopin,
dick turpin,
stablemate,
piraya,
branchy,
flugel,
diesis,
medicean,
downpatrick,
furlong,
fortnight,
calibre,
compliment,
swordsman,
athlete,
fencer,
libretto,
opportunity,
seamanship,
sport,
tilth,
accompanist,
catch,
fruition,
luck,
mettle,
musicianship,
rapport,
stead,
workmanship,
acoustics
More general:
fitness,
good condition,
good shape,
physical fitness
Also try:
— Adjectives for fettle:
fine,
good,
high,
better,
great,
excellent,
splendid,
finer,
didst,
finest,
rare,
more...
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