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Often used in the same context:
etonian,
twit,
pillock,
aristo,
prat,
berk,
fop,
ditherer,
twerp,
pleb,
ponce,
chap,
rotter,
poncy,
spiv,
bloke,
cockney,
prole,
twat,
poshness,
barrow boy,
lecher,
totty,
oaf,
sponger,
workshy,
snob,
thatcherite,
nutter,
prig,
naff,
skivvy,
gormless,
tosspot,
yobbo,
boozer,
chappy,
yob,
chinless wonder,
wally,
beardie,
crumpet,
whinger,
daft,
geordie,
scallywag,
mumsy,
aristocrat,
flunkey,
scrounger,
nosy parker,
toryism,
jape,
clever clogs,
received pronunciation,
snooty,
manky,
gentry,
poltroon,
battleaxe,
tramp,
fantasist,
gent,
dogsbody,
poseur,
pommy,
thatcher,
gamekeeper,
dimwit,
baronet,
geezer,
dustman,
flibbertigibbet,
baldie,
barmy,
pukka,
pedant,
squire,
male chauvinist pig,
nincompoop,
chappie,
guttersnipe,
laird,
sulker,
snobbery,
windbag,
sneery,
arriviste,
buffoon,
roue,
bolshy,
simp,
snobbishness,
guvnor,
philistines,
cobber,
boyo,
dobber,
trilby,
scout,
blokes,
fair,
spinner,
anglers,
bridegroom,
britisher,
cousin,
florist,
gents,
go,
goer,
hands,
hooker,
jane,
jockey,
mary,
miner
More general:
man of means,
rich man,
wealthy man
Synonyms:
nob
Also try:
— Adjectives for toff:
old,
real,
young,
regular,
proper,
such,
big,
bloody,
recumbent,
english,
experienced,
more...
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