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Often used in the same context:
railwayman,
publican,
drays,
haulier,
maltster,
ruddles,
docker,
coalman,
wharfie,
coucher,
navvy,
postman,
wheelwright,
oag,
ironmongers,
draper,
warehouseman,
saddler,
telephonist,
shorthand typist,
puttock,
joiner,
hogshead,
removalist,
dustman,
shunter,
porter,
hoare,
ironmongery,
brewery,
honeybun,
vivers,
potto,
smeath,
giffard,
harmsworth,
coopers,
milkman,
worts,
thatcher,
cadger,
cranage,
consett,
postie,
barman,
plasterer,
flagon,
gamekeeper,
lager,
newsagent,
ale,
larner,
backhouse,
plowman,
worral,
desert rat,
tawse,
geal,
warry,
redcap,
kentish,
coomb,
warehousemen,
biffin,
beamish,
naafi,
toiler,
grazier,
hewer,
killick,
roadsweeper,
vavasour,
whiskey,
wroot,
trawlerman,
firbank,
peterlee,
banffshire,
draymen,
crofter,
landscape gardener,
squaddie,
davys,
colour sergeant,
wensleydale,
stirrup cup,
landlady,
cullis,
gilliver,
brocket,
hostler,
agars,
armourer,
salop,
dustcart,
slaughterman,
breconshire,
spary,
barmaid,
whiskin,
morayshire,
chap,
bricklayer,
barber,
butcher,
carpenter,
miner,
blacksmith,
coachman,
ferryman,
fireman,
grocer,
laundress,
seaman,
seamen,
baker,
barbers,
brewer,
detective,
footman,
innkeeper
Also try:
— Adjectives for drayman:
irish,
little,
local,
old,
black,
english,
burly,
common,
merciless,
drunken,
valuable,
more...
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