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Often used in the same context:
dodkin,
hunte,
deare,
juggins,
beebee,
owler,
keech,
trudgen,
valure,
steinbok,
blench,
pinnock,
vivers,
obal,
rounce,
oag,
bowleg,
kiddle,
sherris,
hackling,
tucket,
broddle,
loller,
kibe,
piddock,
evanish,
whiskin,
cannonier,
gilliver,
springall,
worral,
ramoon,
cumberbatch,
durity,
agard,
froude,
ambury,
rimmer,
smeath,
venner,
welsher,
dearn,
bordage,
honeybun,
fretty,
maunder,
mustac,
mathurin,
sowter,
bouk,
prizeman,
thaxter,
furnivall,
maconochie,
adderley,
dearling,
copplestone,
heddle,
pargeter,
callender,
chenier,
kerse,
ettle,
sheather,
panton,
orpin,
goodship,
cringle,
nasho,
hopkinson,
piggin,
leppard,
calkin,
weaser,
comyn,
tiver,
cawker,
munga,
biffin,
hulver,
outwin,
venn,
brewis,
boud,
unthank,
stote,
mcdiarmid,
brieger,
larner,
mcdowall,
algate,
scutter,
peart,
howel,
whitely,
mclachlan,
cuffy,
winstanley,
sarre,
millier,
plesh,
twiner,
cherry,
leeches,
squashes,
banana,
camels,
canaries,
canary,
coconuts,
currants,
cuttings,
falcons,
fox,
hare,
lemons,
limes,
mulberry,
oats,
quail,
shall,
walnuts
Also try:
— Adjectives for gentles:
few,
green,
flashy,
light,
brave,
mony,
true,
sweet,
live,
large,
good,
more...
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