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Often used in the same context:
copplestone,
dodkin,
gyte,
worral,
heugh,
killigrew,
flamsteed,
puttock,
vivers,
bavin,
spary,
pearmain,
smeeth,
hasted,
newcomen,
farmery,
marryat,
coverley,
smeath,
worts,
macinnes,
conchie,
rotarian,
roods,
whiskin,
turves,
bramah,
meacock,
woollcott,
andrewes,
kinchin,
rounce,
trunch,
milden,
biffin,
vergette,
dowle,
howel,
sprent,
codlin,
pinfold,
godward,
cranage,
southernwood,
bramley,
stirk,
bezant,
hulme,
frape,
newbolt,
athelstan,
southey,
dight,
vavasour,
coombe,
parrock,
jodrell,
hallet,
dearling,
orpin,
backhouse,
blench,
towse,
laughton,
cabus,
plevin,
algate,
fieldfare,
skaith,
dormy,
marasca,
spavin,
ropery,
fosseway,
ropemaker,
linacre,
glucina,
crang,
standfast,
eaglestone,
heapy,
steads,
cantle,
geering,
owler,
fiddlewood,
giffard,
hewer,
wykeham,
greave,
fanner,
sheat,
peartree,
brougham,
cobbing,
pothecary,
extance,
buttermere,
spiring,
wroot,
hendy,
larner,
coombs,
defile,
downwards,
repercussion,
way,
amphitheatre,
bottoms,
combe,
consequence,
cove,
dale,
dales,
dell,
dells,
fig,
gap,
glade,
glades,
glen,
glens
Also try:
— Adjectives for coomb:
positive,
direct,
indirect,
deep,
wooded,
grassy,
narrow,
woody,
dingle,
third,
pink,
more...
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