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Often used in the same context:
pensions,
attendance allowance,
workless,
retirees,
householders,
breadline,
oap,
savers,
sickness benefit,
trawlermen,
invalids,
child benefit,
jobcentre,
workshy,
superannuation,
postmen,
hard up,
mums,
holidaymakers,
indexation,
dustmen,
widows,
serps,
postie,
pitmen,
leavers,
claimants,
spongers,
sufferers,
cavity wall,
dependents,
bairns,
backbenchers,
grannies,
wrvs,
families,
londoners,
inheritance tax,
strath,
publicans,
carer,
entitlements,
infirm,
taxman,
beneficiaries,
allowances,
inland revenue,
shirkers,
reservists,
seniors,
pupils,
britons,
redundancy,
gurkhas,
bankrupts,
malingerers,
bracket creep,
truanting,
lecturers,
coppers,
landladies,
stamp duty,
incomes,
geers,
childcare,
glaswegians,
lollipop lady,
tynwald,
maternity benefit,
bebington,
destitute,
crofters,
nupe,
pensionary,
civil servant,
grandad,
victorians,
fosseway,
gwent,
unemployment benefit,
servicemen,
estates,
flexitime,
underspend,
scrounger,
supertax,
ageing,
conscripts,
council tax,
incapacity,
lump sum,
bulgarians,
conacre,
welfare,
earners,
housebound,
newsagent,
fivers,
gipsies,
quango,
subsistence allowance,
golden handshake,
pensioner,
employes,
boarders,
residents,
veterans,
evacuees,
respondents,
occupants,
officers,
renters,
academicians,
paupers,
registrants,
subscribers,
applicants,
apprentices,
cadets
Also try:
— Adjectives for pensioners:
old,
age,
many,
poor,
military,
out,
invalid,
single,
few,
elderly,
non,
more...
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