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Often used in the same context:
meacock,
pirie,
dodkin,
prizeman,
cobbing,
rounce,
whetter,
hendy,
hasted,
warry,
crinion,
styan,
broddle,
oag,
pargeter,
elmy,
otoole,
milnes,
gilliver,
codlin,
worral,
backhouse,
southcott,
geering,
millier,
copplestone,
outwin,
crang,
spary,
trudgen,
blench,
bawden,
springall,
cullis,
cawker,
unthank,
pankhurst,
jowett,
whiskin,
hitchings,
handford,
hesp,
skene,
collop,
howel,
ennew,
konze,
flear,
scambler,
orpin,
pedler,
dowle,
worts,
lamper,
hulme,
bavin,
furnivall,
andrewes,
larner,
heddle,
valure,
harlock,
standage,
bodger,
rimmer,
hopkinson,
kinchin,
cuttle,
prowse,
kendrew,
eggar,
ruttle,
sheat,
piggin,
bodle,
fidge,
westcott,
twigger,
mclachlan,
macinnes,
pirrie,
biffin,
maunder,
bramley,
macrae,
thym,
vergette,
smeath,
prest,
dearling,
owler,
barke,
plesh,
pask,
greeve,
pinfold,
halse,
teasdale,
roxburgh,
chaffer,
godden,
fusca,
augite,
bast,
chippings,
feather,
feathering,
feathers,
schoolchildren,
....,
aaron,
absorber,
adam,
allen,
amphibole,
amphiboles,
anderson,
andrews,
arabian,
areola,
arrivals,
ashe
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— Adjectives for harle:
coloured,
sautter,
ostrich,
black,
poor,
secondary
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