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Often used in the same context:
elizabethan age,
dourest,
rhapsodise,
sophoclean,
rhythmless,
moonstruck,
ruefulness,
eggheaded,
lunkheaded,
wordsworthian,
tragi,
cuddlesome,
jazziest,
ocker,
corniest,
grumpiest,
eeriest,
booboisie,
prankish,
mockable,
whimsicality,
neurasthenic,
fustian,
merriness,
everydayness,
de trop,
hepcat,
shavian,
dopier,
moodiest,
chucklesome,
foreshadowings,
stodgiest,
moira shearer,
tearjerking,
cheesiest,
androgenous,
anglophilic,
nancy mitford,
unsureness,
oblomov,
yankee doodle,
orotund,
fish tank,
wilkins micawber,
jean giraudoux,
muzzy,
faery,
goony,
beatrice lillie,
frug,
southernness,
dour,
glooms,
epicene,
existentialists,
rosily,
pythonesque,
manless,
gaucherie,
winsomeness,
zinnemann,
sir tom stoppard,
whackiest,
tweedy,
clubbish,
caractacus,
filmland,
saturnalia,
zany,
max beerbohm,
appall,
soapier,
booziest,
hymning,
fin de siecle,
crasser,
moroseness,
merrie,
lionel trilling,
profounder,
counterpointing,
danse macabre,
wavey,
terpsichorean,
wisecracker,
impassivity,
anglomania,
groaner,
crustiest,
dionysiac,
dostoyevskian,
bubblehead,
songless,
hemingwayesque,
dark matter,
thrall,
discomfiting,
tragedians,
fey,
fiddlesticks,
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