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Often used in the same context:
pirie,
kendrew,
oag,
dodkin,
millier,
rounce,
macinnes,
conchie,
trudgen,
kerse,
worts,
cuttle,
biffin,
calkin,
andrewes,
cordiner,
hewer,
favel,
becking,
harle,
michie,
handford,
macrae,
styan,
prizeman,
maclennan,
whetter,
maltman,
nicolson,
cawker,
pirrie,
pearmain,
raeburn,
mclachlan,
capling,
meacock,
skene,
bodger,
mcdiarmid,
cobbing,
dargue,
crinion,
tutty,
reekie,
hully,
greeve,
whiskin,
payn,
mowat,
geering,
mcdowall,
kilty,
spary,
spiring,
wycherley,
cadger,
dalesman,
tiddy,
grierson,
eadie,
goldney,
dowle,
southcott,
gyte,
vivers,
vavasour,
standage,
empson,
worral,
sheat,
dight,
pedler,
owler,
broddle,
juggins,
froude,
barwise,
kett,
morison,
armiger,
bailie,
scambler,
pargeter,
ennew,
drayman,
craigie,
telfer,
puttock,
dodsworth,
hasted,
mustac,
langtry,
thring,
gilliver,
morland,
bister,
orpin,
heugh,
limer,
tocher,
maconochie,
lamper
More general:
strap
Also try:
— Adjectives for tawse:
new,
wrathful,
last,
scotch
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