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Often used in the same context:
mansel,
solicitors,
lugosi,
litigator,
tradescant,
boddice,
cozen,
hollings,
willkie,
shott,
barts,
herschel,
sandage,
deutch,
waltons,
galton,
dodsworth,
cobbett,
mesothelioma,
snape,
townes,
cronyn,
orkin,
petula,
laurence olivier,
acock,
newcomen,
addisons,
byrom,
tort,
jodrell,
ambulance chaser,
pro bono,
loewi,
bowler hat,
betjeman,
royall,
gromit,
knighton,
hezekiah,
nawl,
mizzy,
measle,
grierson,
slye,
clore,
clerkship,
asbestosis,
sid caesar,
beechen,
dombey,
wasserstein,
staffier,
spinning jenny,
stroock,
barristers,
poston,
robert hooke,
mump,
ethel waters,
beatson,
lardner,
dorrit,
jean francois champollion,
attorneys,
weems,
sir humphry davy,
steeplejack,
kempner,
bodian,
frisby,
allens,
lionel barrymore,
wace,
elizabeth taylor,
conan doyle,
pritzker,
sarton,
swingle,
mergers,
tulchan,
macrae,
henryson,
coln,
neuropharmacology,
gordons,
gingerbread man,
legal assistant,
dunner,
cutlers,
muybridge,
elihu,
bircher,
fortas,
otus,
thurber,
macduff,
crout,
burts,
leverhulme,
armstrong,
cooper,
peters,
abbott,
abdullah,
admiral,
ager,
allen,
ambassador,
andrews,
andy,
arden,
austen,
austin,
author,
authoress,
bach,
bard,
barnes,
baronet
Also try:
— Adjectives for steptoe:
british,
old,
late,
ole,
poor,
popular
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