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Often used in the same context:
rvs,
birchen,
strs,
wroot,
sheepwalk,
mid glamorgan,
fieldfare,
gimmer,
aln,
aunt sally,
fiddlewood,
long eaton,
shot put,
laund,
akr,
turves,
high jump,
ghyll,
gelligaer,
bar billiards,
grn,
ccl,
trunch,
scaur,
charollais,
rdg,
toby jug,
steads,
geal,
sheepcote,
sprent,
sharpling,
ropery,
kerria,
dbls,
agars,
allhallows,
coalpit,
skreen,
cheshire cheese,
fuff,
heapy,
longford,
cherry red,
geebung,
codlin,
fort william,
thorpe,
clachan,
heaume,
tything,
corve,
holystone,
orfe,
tpk,
show jumping,
burgage,
high flyer,
caddow,
whitley bay,
upwell,
penally,
chalkstone,
hop pole,
eyot,
stean,
mca,
hogg,
academicals,
wych,
country store,
garden suburb,
caman,
aneurin,
royston crow,
queene,
traction engine,
fosseway,
pontefract,
buttermere,
throstle,
herdwick,
aircrewman,
carcanet,
lyken,
firbank,
springtide,
copplestone,
roods,
bathgate,
cln,
heddles,
tpke,
wrey,
glossodia,
honeybun,
genista,
burgomaster,
vivary,
floor exercise,
prestwick,
broom,
furze,
gorse,
bamboo,
bangs,
bracken,
bushes,
currant,
fuzz,
heather,
holly,
honeysuckle,
husks,
lees,
lilacs,
moss,
stubble,
thistles,
acacia,
acacias
Also try:
— Adjectives for whins:
yellow,
frigate,
prickly,
late,
thick,
old,
wet,
golden,
furze,
pricky
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