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Often used in the same context:
nikki,
htm,
venice,
claudia,
disneyland,
brighton,
irving,
eugene,
wilmington,
marilyn monroe,
rupert,
alice,
lancaster,
unk,
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cynthia,
jim jones,
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janes,
arthur,
greek mythology,
rebecca,
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crue,
george clooney,
montgomery,
brad pitt,
radiohead,
mcs,
becky,
louise,
biblioteca,
gwen,
susie,
gemma,
susan,
lori,
vivian,
oliver,
catherine,
julia,
gwyneth paltrow,
cummings,
kathy,
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starwars,
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okc,
romans,
nyc,
visi,
adams,
ventura,
ecco,
harry potter,
avon,
barton,
winnie,
denise,
artis,
michel,
nicole kidman,
reynolds,
knox,
rochester,
harvey,
csi,
dayton,
columbia,
north carolina,
fitzgerald,
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einstein,
norman,
leah,
mozart,
shelley,
aristotle,
dickens,
milton,
plato,
socrates,
beethoven,
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moses,
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authored,
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dante,
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highbrow,
homeric,
illustrated
Appears in the definition of:
acold,
analyze,
anne hathaway,
attribute,
bardolatry,
blasted,
bowdler,
burbage,
churlish,
coarse,
conformable,
corporal,
daniel,
edmond malone,
edmund kean,
edmund malone,
elizabethan,
expurgated,
falstaff,
flood,
folio,
hamlet,
hasty,
hathaway,
heming,
hemminge,
iago,
immortal,
irrevocable,
john heming,
john hemminge,
kean,
king lear,
lamentable,
lean,
lear,
malone,
naked,
noiseless,
ocular,
offer,
othello,
parallel lives,
production,
red,
richard burbage,
salt,
shakespearean,
shakespearian,
shylock,
sinning,
sir herbert beerbohm tree,
sir john falstaff,
stratford-on-avon,
stratford-upon-avon,
sworn,
thankless,
therewithal,
thomas bowdler,
tree,
uncompassionate,
unprofitable,
verbal,
vindictive,
wasteful,
watchful,
well-mined,
wrongly
More general:
dramatist,
playwright
Synonyms:
shakspere,
william shakespeare,
william shakspere
Also try:
— Adjectives for shakespeare:
young,
great,
bacon,
immortal,
gentle,
old,
real,
more,
political,
early,
little,
more...
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