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Often used in the same context:
forsooth,
suppliant,
forelock,
beardie,
laddies,
drivelling,
scallywag,
knacker,
shaytan,
memsahib,
duppy,
lydia,
pouters,
pleb,
blighter,
grumbler,
oul,
ammi,
didst,
jackanapes,
blether,
fusspot,
flatterer,
fellah,
jesus christ,
roundheads,
philander,
pommy,
fiddlesticks,
dipsomaniac,
politer,
prig,
auld,
chunter,
turkish delight,
hellbound,
duffing,
boyo,
yins,
lordship,
doth,
wherewith,
old codger,
monomaniac,
knave,
nicker,
chinless wonder,
bugger,
burd,
philosophise,
pedant,
tosspot,
bwana,
churl,
lecher,
maidenly,
lizzy,
doolally,
viziers,
ladyship,
marianne,
idolater,
fishwife,
djinn,
epictetus,
sanyasi,
crotchets,
cogitation,
squiffy,
bunyip,
apercus,
nosy parker,
dithery,
mountebank,
biliousness,
lisps,
bookman,
sluggard,
donnish,
monosyllable,
schoolmasters,
pathan,
simp,
aneath,
drunkard,
flagellate,
slumberland,
wherefore,
solipsist,
hearers,
lunkheaded,
vulgarian,
cobber,
psychoanalyse,
bushie,
fath,
penances,
pillock,
ayah,
mumbler,
lowliness,
grampa,
morrow,
tomorrow,
dodge,
sir,
tonight,
grist,
kate,
madam,
shall,
yesterday,
friend,
george,
hath,
keep,
macbeth,
mme,
pope,
put,
scotch
Synonyms:
early
Also try:
— Adjectives for betimes:
next,
astir,
old,
ready,
fast,
wise,
good,
pretty,
morrow,
awake,
kindness,
more...
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