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Often used in the same context:
pinnock,
raeburn,
boddice,
maclennan,
juggins,
peart,
worral,
broddle,
blackett,
sowter,
catchpole,
codlin,
rimmer,
fanner,
oag,
maunder,
hopkinson,
mcdowall,
rankine,
cannonier,
spary,
bentham,
penfold,
cumberbatch,
cudden,
farmery,
meacock,
copplestone,
dodkin,
froude,
coverley,
noakes,
ussher,
standen,
cawker,
spiring,
fitchew,
heddle,
prizeman,
asquith,
kinchin,
bedward,
venn,
springall,
templeman,
hepworth,
willock,
harle,
toop,
dearling,
whitely,
spurway,
catling,
de la mare,
eadie,
hoare,
rudge,
bester,
biffin,
gilliver,
vivers,
pedler,
shiel,
somner,
macrae,
southey,
crispen,
lamming,
scriven,
cadger,
cockayne,
burchell,
cuttle,
southcott,
towse,
pirrie,
cobbing,
conchie,
clasper,
agars,
standage,
lankester,
amies,
kiddle,
ramoon,
fidge,
paviour,
backhouse,
cozens,
gozzard,
maskery,
piggin,
tancred,
deighton,
diggory,
pinfold,
davys,
killick,
ackroyd,
sarre,
daudet,
dowson,
dormitory,
abbots,
airman,
alumnus,
austin,
benedict,
bishop,
bradford,
buchanan,
class,
clip,
crewman,
curtis,
dana,
emperor,
eyewitness,
ford,
fraser,
grade,
interrogator,
airy,
cavern,
chilly,
cobwebby,
comfortless,
cramped,
desecrated,
empty,
hallowed,
haunted,
hushed,
stuffy,
upstairs,
43,
adjoining,
adorned,
airconditioned,
airless,
aisled,
amen
Also try:
— Adjectives for frater:
latin,
upper,
old,
monastic,
good,
reverentissime,
last,
unidentified,
senior,
next,
carissime
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