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Often used in the same context:
dodkin,
prizeman,
andrewes,
pankhurst,
gilliver,
harle,
dowle,
gailer,
wycherley,
meacock,
blench,
bramah,
copplestone,
holyoake,
stote,
hopkinson,
paviour,
benthal,
owler,
gozzard,
goldney,
dight,
otoole,
le gallienne,
asquith,
styan,
dearling,
godward,
prest,
springall,
trudgen,
extance,
marryat,
crothers,
rawsthorne,
milnes,
sturmer,
silvern,
shacklock,
maclennan,
whiskin,
firbank,
cowper,
ennew,
valure,
pothecary,
geering,
oag,
isherwood,
pirrie,
biffin,
killigrew,
scard,
nosel,
coleridge,
glynne,
eggar,
fusca,
scutella,
sheat,
outwin,
broddle,
harmsworth,
pargeter,
bawn,
morling,
macinnes,
kinchin,
larner,
conchie,
petto,
coverley,
traherne,
foister,
smeath,
boddy,
palk,
heddle,
hesp,
chalder,
coombe,
spary,
ettle,
panton,
whetter,
kiddle,
woollcott,
rimmer,
sier,
ruyter,
bentinck,
flawn,
sprunt,
barwise,
kedge,
cobbing,
congreve,
dorrit,
lady mayoress,
speary,
elmy,
cottier,
festivity,
higginson,
humphrey,
khrushchev,
owen,
roosevelt,
tarleton,
*,
13th,
21st,
4s,
4th,
6d,
7th,
8th,
9th,
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Also try:
— Adjectives for furnivall:
old,
late,
present,
hales,
exuberant,
swinburne
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