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Often used in the same context:
harmonizers,
songsters,
wailers,
chanteuses,
folkers,
hepcats,
rollick,
sashay,
lovelies,
strutter,
glam,
divas,
bellbottom,
spangles,
striders,
highland fling,
trilbies,
clomp,
funkadelic,
minxes,
terpsichorean,
wannabes,
shimmy,
costumery,
beauties,
dressiest,
hokeypokey,
morris dance,
gladrags,
coifs,
gelid,
ragamuffins,
skanking,
preppies,
hepcat,
beau monde,
strumpets,
troubadours,
wingding,
tricorn,
bevies,
groovy,
waddlers,
hipsters,
jazziest,
frug,
lassies,
oglers,
artiest,
clop,
stuffiest,
santas,
chorals,
dixieland,
sass,
hoedowns,
dandies,
screechers,
boogies,
jazzer,
skat,
bowery,
bovver boots,
walkers,
fabulosity,
fash,
classicists,
glitterati,
nymphets,
fantails,
hootenanny,
lindy,
lindy hop,
troupers,
slingers,
lustiness,
kwela,
pulchritude,
scanties,
scintillate,
kettledrums,
monkeyshines,
caballeros,
vees,
broadtail,
waltzers,
gavotte,
entertainers,
rumbas,
quadrilles,
bassett,
skirling,
donnas,
kewpie,
clackers,
fifes,
tonks,
sylphs,
paraders,
turnstones,
tyme,
sassy,
gate,
acetylation,
ance,
belle,
booster,
boosterism,
boosters,
boyhood,
businessmen,
cops,
cyclones,
e,
ence,
englanders,
ers,
f,
folk,
folks,
glycosylation,
gossips
Also try:
— Adjectives for strutters:
such,
town,
stage,
little,
southern
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