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Often used in the same context:
dabbles,
gofer,
impersonates,
befriends,
dweeby,
extraordinaire,
masqueraded,
aspires,
juggles,
roams,
ditch digger,
toils,
pretends,
enlists,
dabbler,
grease monkey,
serves,
janitor,
sics,
onetime,
baldheaded,
errand boy,
schlub,
sidles,
dons,
sidekick,
horse wrangler,
garbageman,
infiltrates,
nebbishy,
hustler,
wannabe,
sits,
dines,
frequents,
skulks,
accosts,
flunky,
bumbling,
slumming,
titular,
ekes,
ogles,
shlub,
reprises,
roughneck,
starred,
plods,
scours,
strolls,
loudmouthed,
arranges,
spends,
schmoe,
layabout,
attends,
roving,
consults,
fantasizes,
performs,
sneaks,
hotshot,
patronizes,
dimwitted,
advertises,
studmuffin,
works,
bespectacled,
sleazeball,
unglamorous,
smalltime,
roustabout,
schmoozer,
mustachioed,
slobby,
weaselly,
dweebish,
dogsbody,
gadabout,
stint,
oversexed,
goombah,
nabs,
free lance,
inspector maigret,
huckster,
nerdy,
terrorizes,
cum,
concocts,
befits,
wears,
squired,
scurries,
derides,
sleazoid,
laundress,
goateed,
thankless,
grifter,
boozehound,
itinerant,
greens,
apples,
bananas,
berries,
breakfasts,
canaries,
candies,
carrots,
cherries,
coals,
cuisines,
dresses,
eels,
evenings,
eves,
flavors,
frocks,
fruits,
hats,
lemons
Also try:
— Adjectives for moonlights:
many,
several,
such,
languishing,
delicious,
best,
bright,
western,
fine
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