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Often used in the same context:
upholsterers,
darning,
tinsmiths,
washerwomen,
barbing,
awls,
stitchers,
laundresses,
pluckers,
washday,
fishhooks,
sellotape,
carpenters,
scourer,
thatchers,
blacksmiths,
sawhorses,
embroiderers,
vulcanizer,
typesetters,
matts,
trug,
workmen,
stencilling,
menials,
sealing wax,
pullers,
bookbinders,
dyers,
handsaws,
clackers,
idlers,
threader,
saucepans,
maggoty,
handymen,
tramps,
tradesmen,
scotch tape,
embroidery hoop,
curbstone,
antimacassars,
plasterers,
hairdressers,
smiths,
fakirs,
wornout,
grindstones,
dressmakers,
podge,
plyboard,
spackling,
bedsprings,
washermen,
grannie,
dustmen,
nursemaids,
hod,
hangers,
rakers,
holey,
rumple,
clacker,
combers,
luggers,
tabard,
chiselers,
washables,
bellboys,
resole,
comber,
fitters,
spanners,
saddlers,
scrubbing brush,
nanas,
cardboards,
oakum,
piecework,
axle grease,
rag rug,
plumbers,
bricklayers,
nightshirts,
toeless,
scrotums,
hoboes,
facers,
wellingtons,
treadle,
cants,
quilling,
crazy glue,
posthole,
polishers,
tilers,
ludo,
hiders,
palm leaf,
rotters,
purl,
squeezers,
mender,
maker,
makers,
storytellers,
all,
auctioneers,
barbers,
beggars,
brewers,
builders,
caterers,
dentists,
drummers,
elocutionist,
entertainers,
finishers,
gardener,
housekeepers,
magicians,
mending
Also try:
— Adjectives for menders:
road,
net,
chimney,
world,
bygone,
clock,
invisible,
itinerant,
goblet,
founders,
lazy,
more...
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