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Often used in the same context:
laundress,
monocled,
soda jerk,
aristo,
washerwoman,
skivvy,
squires,
cardsharp,
muttonchops,
coachmen,
boulevardier,
ronin,
hussar,
gadabout,
swineherd,
haberdasher,
errand boy,
roughneck,
coppersmith,
moonshiner,
houseboy,
epicene,
pullman porter,
street urchin,
mule skinner,
schoolmarms,
ruffian,
rapscallion,
manservant,
studmuffin,
saloonkeeper,
vulgarian,
laundryman,
little lord fauntleroy,
gofer,
lecher,
waller,
pillager,
toiler,
lumberman,
nodder,
prole,
ragamuffin,
sheepskin coat,
dogsbody,
roustabout,
autodidact,
corncob pipe,
barber,
caballeros,
tinsmith,
hellion,
liege,
layabout,
greaser,
bon vivant,
patternmaker,
hobo,
teddybear,
rustics,
ward heeler,
bootmaker,
roue,
desperado,
garbageman,
popinjay,
dipsomaniac,
cacique,
charwoman,
nobleman,
plutocrat,
houseman,
couth,
fussbudget,
shoeshine,
buckskin,
braggart,
scallywag,
sancho panza,
wenching,
buckaroo,
embroiderer,
dandies,
apprentice,
hoodlum,
ladykiller,
ascots,
poncy,
barbing,
posho,
goat herder,
butterball,
fornicator,
wastrel,
porkpie,
aristocrat,
hepcat,
budgerigar,
dapper,
leonine,
skirt chaser,
jouster,
grocer,
peddler,
blacksmith,
carpenter,
shoemaker,
tailor,
bricklayer,
butler,
cobbler,
newsboy,
porter,
postman,
servant,
stenographer,
storekeeper,
waiter,
waitress,
artisan,
artisans
More general:
unskilled person
Synonyms:
shoeblack
Also try:
— Adjectives for bootblack:
little,
young,
italian,
old,
lame,
colored,
poor,
black,
greek,
youthful,
ragged,
more...
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