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Often used in the same context:
flatmate,
schoolmate,
friend,
boyfriend,
grandad,
pal,
fiance,
gran,
great grandmother,
girlfriend,
bedsit,
schoolgirl,
squaddie,
classmate,
fiancee,
scotswoman,
landscape gardener,
cousin,
auntie,
aunt,
holidaymaker,
mum,
lover,
uncle,
pensioner,
schoolboy,
paedophile,
aunty,
workmate,
exwife,
husband,
colleague,
teenager,
chap,
wendy house,
launderette,
colour sergeant,
fusilier,
divorcee,
ginnel,
londoner,
barman,
acquaintance,
fianc,
schooldays,
headteacher,
barmaid,
niece,
mother,
missus,
lad,
shorthand typist,
wife,
penpal,
cwmbran,
nanna,
hairdresser,
carer,
brother,
exboyfriend,
housemate,
etonian,
father,
campmate,
beau,
plasterer,
romeo,
mam,
son,
barrister,
equerry,
soulmate,
publican,
chiropodist,
lollipop lady,
maisonette,
dustman,
clubber,
welshman,
daughter,
tiler,
lodger,
viscountess,
terraced house,
widower,
dressing gown,
cobbing,
sister,
stepfather,
hubby,
semidetached house,
wellwisher,
perdy,
prince philip,
bloke,
landlady,
lord provost,
schoolteacher,
caractacus,
roommate,
neighbours,
redcap
More general:
friend
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