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Often used in the same context:
maclennan,
gilliver,
meacock,
coombe,
davys,
owler,
farmery,
shacklock,
hulme,
cantle,
dargue,
orpin,
prizeman,
neep,
fitchew,
deighton,
rimmer,
twigger,
mulley,
bramley,
cranage,
worral,
glynne,
dodkin,
fanner,
boddy,
pirrie,
dowle,
winstanley,
spurway,
ackroyd,
smeeth,
dodsworth,
sheard,
grierson,
kinchin,
whetter,
copplestone,
michie,
smeath,
birse,
prowse,
cullis,
heugh,
flear,
bolland,
extance,
barwise,
mclachlan,
roxburgh,
stansfield,
firbank,
craigie,
towse,
ennew,
hewer,
bramah,
maskery,
cogman,
ussher,
mowat,
frape,
prest,
raeburn,
goodship,
maclachlan,
heddle,
andrewes,
macrae,
scambler,
biffin,
rawsthorne,
fidge,
loewi,
spiring,
mcdiarmid,
warry,
quelch,
cozens,
heys,
waterson,
laughton,
gozzard,
godward,
puttock,
furnivall,
coucher,
levene,
toyer,
piggin,
froude,
diggory,
boddice,
greeve,
hemsley,
styan,
oag,
hesp,
pirie,
hopkinson,
asquith,
sweetman,
operculum,
appendage,
aperture,
commissure,
infundibulum,
lamella,
lobe,
mandible,
orifice,
pelvis,
ampulla,
auricle,
bronchus,
canal,
caudal,
claspers,
clavicle,
convolutions,
fasciculus,
fissure
Also try:
— Adjectives for clasper:
left,
right,
frontal,
male,
superior,
single,
inferior,
anterior,
called,
secondary,
upper,
more...
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