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Often used in the same context:
cozens,
newbolt,
pothecary,
dowle,
distad,
stansfield,
gilliver,
outwin,
smeeth,
osier,
prizeman,
whiskin,
harle,
farmery,
handford,
layland,
pankhurst,
sweetman,
ettle,
acock,
bawden,
meacock,
worral,
springall,
whetter,
glynne,
birtwhistle,
dodsworth,
burrer,
teasdale,
overlock,
housman,
hulme,
whirry,
milnes,
hasted,
pucel,
catton,
gatherum,
urry,
jowett,
pargeter,
boulter,
soult,
dewing,
geering,
cuttle,
mochel,
strein,
grainer,
hopkinson,
twigger,
southcott,
biffin,
boddy,
pirrie,
cogman,
hulver,
oag,
roseberry,
foister,
sturk,
soots,
rimmer,
hinde,
welchman,
stote,
frape,
mossing,
prouty,
serr,
larner,
coombe,
hitchings,
prest,
cattell,
dargue,
copplestone,
godward,
hoddy,
godden,
unthank,
bister,
spurway,
swinnerton,
seaborg,
corah,
vose,
shipway,
paviour,
millier,
loller,
astley,
bibber,
bramley,
krans,
rudish,
ringen,
newcomen,
backhouse,
dodgson,
cawker,
academicians,
addison,
anatomist,
angler,
antiquarian,
antiquary,
architect,
artist,
author,
authoress,
barlow,
baxter,
bennett,
berkeley,
boyd,
boyle,
bradley,
burney,
burton,
caricaturist
Also try:
— Adjectives for trevithick:
young,
british,
english,
ingenious,
famous,
celebrated
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