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Often used in the same context:
sylph,
griffon,
wood nymph,
broderie anglaise,
diamante,
muttonchops,
ladybird,
nudibranchs,
wagtail,
foulard,
stag beetle,
snuffbox,
tortoiseshell,
swallowtail,
polka dot,
loaches,
flowerlike,
giantess,
eau de nil,
nightjar,
capelet,
fantails,
peignoir,
rufus,
pageboy,
snaggletooth,
peroxide blonde,
bovver boots,
trilby,
bowerbird,
odalisque,
bob wig,
blenny,
tailcoat,
bunny rabbit,
roseate spoonbill,
dungaree,
tricorn,
duffel coat,
spoonbill,
anemone,
wolfsbane,
hooded merganser,
reed warbler,
fritillaries,
bicolored,
merman,
avocets,
titian,
purplish blue,
purple gallinule,
cerulean,
mouthless,
glen plaid,
kingsnake,
boilersuit,
jabot,
sea anemone,
hummingbird moth,
astrakhan,
wigeon,
tricolored,
ragged robin,
wolflike,
binturong,
marabou,
marsh marigold,
redstart,
bermuda shorts,
lacewing,
mauve,
needlefish,
cerulean blue,
quiff,
pelage,
dogtooth,
firebird,
footless,
chinoiserie,
damselfly,
dowitchers,
bulbuls,
butterflyfish,
swamp sparrow,
mola,
putti,
merganser,
feathery,
nightshirts,
doglike,
sifaka,
sphinx moth,
flouncy,
plumed,
anglerfish,
circlet,
titi,
jabiru,
phalluses,
cloche,
lesser scaup,
humpbacked,
comedian,
jockeys,
saint,
actresses,
jockey,
potter,
singers,
ballerina,
clown,
clowns,
comedians,
comic,
matador,
singer,
acrobat,
authoress,
chef,
circus,
fiddler,
gladiators,
3-2,
costume,
actinic,
antique,
auscultatory,
battered,
crummy,
defaced,
electrocardiographic,
flashy,
garish,
house,
hydropic,
interictal,
needful,
noteworthy,
pathognomonic,
precursory,
rate,
rating
More general:
buffoon,
cloud,
clown,
dapple,
merry andrew,
mottle
Also try:
— Adjectives for harlequin:
poor,
famous,
little,
old,
celebrated,
ancient,
female,
agile,
ubiquitous,
italian,
only,
more...
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