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Often used in the same context:
burgage,
ghyll,
clachan,
fiddlewood,
throstle,
upwell,
sheepcote,
aln,
mid glamorgan,
fieldfare,
gelligaer,
whins,
fosseway,
turves,
firbank,
thorpe,
oldbury,
marlpit,
eyot,
sheerwater,
sheepwalk,
pennine,
coalpit,
industrial estate,
birse,
nursling,
aycliffe,
ropery,
strs,
birchen,
consett,
crossness,
porlock,
raploch,
quantong,
longbenton,
herstmonceux,
knowsley,
tameside,
teesdale,
laund,
sewage works,
gosport,
stonebow,
wellingborough,
ropemaker,
garden suburb,
rvs,
wallsend,
steads,
cupar,
penally,
bassenthwaite,
ccl,
scaur,
inkerman,
grampian,
ironmongers,
tything,
cannock,
greengage,
moreton,
farmery,
epping forest,
northwich,
kirkcudbright,
wem,
wolds,
bexhill,
fareham,
peterlee,
trunch,
hexham,
benfleet,
greave,
bodmin,
soft furnishings,
prestwick,
wykeham,
mouldings,
buttermere,
yeld,
dyfed,
prees,
cheviots,
linacre,
galvanising,
shaftesbury,
stour,
pontefract,
caradoc,
outwell,
brighouse,
moresby,
coppice,
brecon,
breconshire,
montem,
ingleborough,
long eaton,
ilkley,
winterbourne,
floor,
martini,
phial,
rosebud,
vial,
abrasion,
acacia,
acorns,
adhering,
adobe,
alder,
alluvial,
almond,
almonds,
alternate,
alternating,
anthracite,
antler,
appears,
apricot
More general:
sandstone,
scour,
scrub
Also try:
— Adjectives for holystone:
large,
seventh,
small,
dry,
red
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