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Often used in the same context:
cuds,
calaboose,
opium den,
tuileries palace,
potbelly stove,
gaslit,
der fuhrer,
scullery,
cape cod,
oaken,
palais,
crenellations,
hogshead,
breadfruit tree,
sepulchers,
bunkie,
oubliette,
bedspring,
duppy,
noblewomen,
jackfruit tree,
antebellum,
juniper bush,
bassett,
splintery,
monkeypod,
newel post,
peonage,
splodge,
mewl,
hoboes,
nicker,
wainscotting,
dinginess,
slave,
metate,
anchovy butter,
wench,
oriel,
jabberwocky,
diphthong,
carpetbag,
hassock,
jook,
arras,
spume,
corncrib,
bowery,
palacio,
hickory nut,
pickaninnies,
slaver,
moros,
candlewick,
meerschaum,
fleabag,
charcoal burner,
roadhouse,
inglenook,
linden tree,
swayback,
mynah bird,
caul,
ducking stool,
dogtrot,
burra,
strumpet,
poolroom,
simp,
doss,
frenchified,
harlots,
garret,
abed,
beaux arts,
washstand,
pissoir,
gentlefolk,
washhouse,
cathouse,
hemlock tree,
davenport,
scroungy,
crepe suzette,
garrigue,
seraglio,
whap,
maquis,
aspidistra,
palings,
teddybear,
dowager,
bramble bush,
voiture,
knobkerrie,
old codger,
gibbet,
cowboy,
highlander,
irishman,
dutchman,
coachman,
englishman,
yankee,
boatman,
jew,
mexican,
porter,
turk,
arab,
boer,
butler,
cossack
More general:
black,
blackamoor,
black person,
negroid
Synonyms:
darkie
Also try:
— Adjectives for darkey:
old,
little,
poor,
southern,
young,
dis,
aged,
time,
american,
ole,
ancient,
more...
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