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Often used in the same context:
blokes,
gaffer,
fellas,
bridgey,
footballers,
laddies,
guys,
boothy,
geordies,
welshmen,
mates,
leeds,
craic,
benty,
dalesmen,
schoolboys,
nils,
mancunians,
hwyl,
geeing,
clon,
grandad,
branchy,
youngsters,
owt,
fellahs,
bairns,
touchwood,
nowt,
blether,
niggles,
chaps,
tottenham,
lasses,
watford,
threave,
footy,
funnily enough,
glaswegians,
ale drinker,
pompey,
withies,
pontypridd,
swanny,
ladies,
ulsterman,
boyo,
emmets,
oul,
gluepot,
cornishman,
fulham,
sunderland,
sharpy,
cockneys,
liverpudlian,
irishmen,
wigan,
nobby,
blackburn,
winge,
mam,
wembley,
soton,
feck,
lassies,
cornishmen,
royston crow,
strikers,
milner,
boys,
wee,
saturdays,
stewartry,
gaelic football,
academicals,
neds,
brentford,
blimey,
lairy,
internationals,
physio,
yts,
scran,
battlers,
dubliner,
jharal,
burnley,
footie,
yorkshireman,
humdingers,
quid,
bolton,
gillingham,
rushy,
fergie,
players,
moaners,
becks,
merse,
locky,
lad,
fellows,
boy,
fellow,
girl,
lass,
girls,
woman,
gals,
fella,
feller,
people,
trooper,
wench,
chap,
youngster
Appears in the definition of:
golden
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— Adjectives for lads:
young,
other,
poor,
brave,
good,
little,
few,
fine,
local,
golden,
english,
more...
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