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Often used in the same context:
boothy,
bridgey,
benty,
lils,
looch,
branchy,
bellamy,
deary,
rushy,
sports commentator,
gaffer,
bret,
wembley,
arse,
brill,
watford,
half time,
fella,
slater,
merse,
padge,
boyo,
wingy,
jonah,
roker,
matty,
pearler,
shinpad,
carrick,
lambert,
lads,
owt,
muzz,
jharal,
sneap,
dizz,
moaner,
guvnor,
albion,
hully,
bloke,
dunt,
tbh,
nobby,
redman,
scran,
luka,
puncheon,
carlisle,
peyton,
scouse,
saunders,
laddies,
gareth,
pompey,
fergie,
vinny,
sunderland,
sclaffed,
elias,
blether,
thornton,
euge,
coventry,
cheerio,
winge,
hargreaves,
brummy,
bollock,
stramash,
corker,
grandad,
stamford bridge,
mutch,
missus,
geordie,
touchwood,
bjorn,
shirty,
hrm,
soton,
jawn,
grint,
stoor,
yates,
kop,
mooner,
allright,
pilous,
locky,
pritch,
swindon,
kipper,
gomez,
neville,
ellie,
carlton,
stevie,
acca,
butty,
becks
More specific:
clip artist,
confidence man,
con artist,
con man,
goffer,
gopher,
welcher,
welsher
More general:
actor,
cheat,
cheater,
deceiver,
doer,
trickster,
worker
Synonyms:
busy bee,
chiseler,
chiseller,
eager beaver,
gouger,
live wire,
sharper,
sharpie,
swindler
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