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Often used in the same context:
mauger,
noakes,
sheather,
girdler,
billett,
pedler,
shipway,
bunce,
nonu,
lawes,
sowter,
cozens,
jowett,
hulme,
glynne,
biffin,
farmery,
cobbing,
cribb,
fielden,
nicolson,
pusey,
holyoake,
thurling,
nutbrown,
dodkin,
warry,
smeeth,
coombe,
inness,
catchpole,
openside,
frape,
crothers,
morland,
cronk,
gilliver,
whitely,
pargeter,
lamming,
hendy,
hopkinson,
charteris,
larner,
watling,
pankhurst,
harmsworth,
rathbone,
prowse,
hawkey,
heenan,
cosier,
laughton,
dodgson,
hellier,
langridge,
wooding,
maunder,
palk,
tindale,
prizeman,
venner,
handford,
cripps,
killigrew,
davys,
blackett,
spurway,
shiel,
cullis,
hoare,
patmore,
newbolt,
germon,
conchie,
scutter,
crookes,
pirrie,
milnes,
shacklock,
ruddle,
puttock,
waratahs,
gaskell,
geering,
devries,
kendrew,
kiddle,
plaister,
drabble,
joll,
monro,
catling,
scrum,
crang,
bramley,
rounce,
hutching,
pask,
hasted,
wulf,
firbank,
carter,
parker,
abbott,
bates,
baxter,
blair,
boyle,
browne,
bryant,
buchanan,
burton,
campbell,
carey,
chapman,
clark,
clarke,
coleman,
collier,
cooke,
craig
Also try:
— Adjectives for pocock:
learned,
late,
poor,
celebrated,
old,
admiral,
great,
young,
particular,
compare,
burnet,
more...
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