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Often used in the same context:
poncy,
oxbridge,
bolshy,
clever clogs,
ponce,
skiving,
maths,
pratt,
pommy,
romeo,
bigging,
doorstopper,
etonian,
liam,
snigger,
postgrad,
natter,
pleb,
lippy,
wimpish,
bookworm,
stroppy,
nosy parker,
telly,
booky,
prat,
hols,
sexing,
pillock,
mumsy,
aristo,
matey,
scrivener,
bugger,
jotter,
nowt,
gradgrind,
received pronunciation,
bluffers,
daft,
rupert,
whinge,
plimsoll,
yobbo,
numerate,
geordie,
blether,
perve,
socialiser,
robin hood,
boff,
cor blimey,
tefl,
wot,
shier,
gcse,
footie,
lexis,
cockneys,
workshy,
bluestocking,
lexicography,
au fait,
maquillage,
berk,
crammer,
doss,
ditherer,
vocab,
squiz,
mardy,
bloke,
resit,
grammar,
sneery,
biro,
padawan,
botherer,
vivian,
feck,
chappy,
futurology,
nigel,
owt,
neds,
tattle,
twit,
dogsbody,
pearson,
manky,
blub,
ashton,
faff,
anoraks,
ale drinker,
pedant,
chap,
minge,
kylie,
boffin,
travolta,
exorcism,
explanation,
farewell,
itinerary,
letdown,
memento,
prayer,
probation,
puja,
reverence,
sightseeing,
story,
telling,
thanksgiving,
absolutes,
accident,
account,
acknowledgement,
acquaintanceship,
admonition
More general:
learner,
scholar,
study
Synonyms:
bone,
bone up,
cram,
drum,
get up,
grind,
grind away,
mug up,
nerd,
swot up,
wonk
Also try:
— Adjectives for swot:
little,
awful,
personal,
frightful,
own,
such,
brief,
real,
traditional,
simple,
bespectacled
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