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Often used in the same context:
amblers,
languor,
dodgem,
dreich,
bohemianism,
gentlefolk,
seediness,
idylls,
insipidity,
windiness,
jolliness,
restfulness,
cyclists,
flaneur,
wordsworthian,
sleighing,
teetotalism,
drear,
perambulation,
mudbath,
averageness,
darkling,
gelid,
rollerblader,
inoffensiveness,
urbanity,
hansom cab,
sunniness,
smogs,
chirpiness,
borderer,
dinginess,
grot,
clattery,
jollity,
pedal pushers,
pedestrian,
inconsequentiality,
interurban,
drunken revelry,
burghs,
culdesac,
jollification,
brutalism,
eccentricity,
ritualism,
merriness,
homeliness,
unpretentiousness,
ribaldry,
gaslit,
luxuriance,
unworldliness,
mundanity,
bayeux tapestry,
cycling,
garrulousness,
bicycling,
rusticity,
snowscape,
nowheresville,
good naturedness,
thrums,
gentility,
madding,
bohemia,
jauntiness,
friskiness,
beau monde,
parky,
joylessness,
tripper,
popery,
twilights,
moorlands,
joggers,
strenuousness,
endlessness,
brae,
unorthodoxy,
ephemerality,
aimlessness,
walkers,
raucousness,
waltzers,
tramcar,
rotundity,
trossachs,
apartness,
irrepressibility,
shetlander,
creeping buttercup,
euphony,
joviality,
grandiloquence,
carnality,
autumnal,
drollness,
gigue,
carthorse,
lonesomeness,
caesura,
athletics,
skier,
touring,
tramp,
walking,
couriers,
curiosity,
cyclist,
fliers,
flyer,
gossip,
hiker,
housewife,
housework,
informer,
licensee,
marching,
parliamentarian,
patrolling
Also try:
— Adjectives for pedestrianism:
professional,
hot,
uncomfortable,
graceful,
active,
senseless,
female,
alpine,
embarrassing,
mere,
footed,
more...
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