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Often used in the same context:
le gallienne,
hardiment,
gilliver,
firbank,
dame edith sitwell,
andrewes,
cobbing,
oag,
macneice,
coverley,
sarah siddons,
moorcock,
leavis,
gozzard,
meacock,
smeath,
conchie,
broddle,
coomb,
diggory,
ennew,
goldney,
wycherley,
binchy,
stingo,
lytton strachey,
wheen,
killigrew,
otoole,
galsworthy,
costard,
edmund kean,
scard,
copperbottom,
congreve,
dodkin,
spary,
tapster,
paviour,
forsyte,
jellicoe,
max beerbohm,
bombie,
scamell,
porgie,
gaitskell,
kinchin,
ayckbourn,
maclennan,
valure,
william makepeace thackeray,
flo ziegfeld,
prizeman,
vergette,
harmsworth,
scatty,
macinnes,
godward,
lupino,
davys,
maugham,
cobbett,
honeybun,
fitchew,
caractacus,
drabble,
mcqueen,
mary wollstonecraft shelley,
cranage,
dight,
whiskin,
sheat,
viscount,
daphne du maurier,
gradgrind,
trudgen,
fusspot,
von sternberg,
beatrice lillie,
newbolt,
rowlandson,
duologue,
pirrie,
staw,
havisham,
thym,
gilderoy,
pluviose,
van buren,
milksop,
feydeau,
clews,
miles gloriosus,
leofric,
rothermere,
traherne,
ackroyd,
worral,
cranko,
de la warr,
prial,
capet,
april,
august,
conrad,
june,
accomplice,
accomplices,
achiever,
adulthood,
alter,
aug.,
author,
barker,
barnes,
bellamy,
bennett,
billings,
bondsmen,
boomers,
briggs,
bright
Also try:
— Adjectives for woollcott:
late,
critic,
end,
actual,
american,
young,
old
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