Things boom often describes (“boom ________”)
bust, years, end, period, cohorts, women, children, town, era, days, towns, box, irons, parents, times, generations, boxes, boomboom, mothers, booms, cranes, bang, babies, bah, down, communities, families, sail, households, periods, lift, prosperity, workers, girl, girls, slump, bucket, sound, amidships, guy, recession, boats, retirees, tackles, iron, sprinkler, couples, ding, depression, defence, conservatives, decade, chaaa, chuck, kids, guys, jaw, decades, tractors, draglines, andbust, collapse, sticks, mainsail, americans, deay, jumbos, inflation, sprinklers, tackle, suspension, wealth, teenagers, loom, cab, busts, generating, bitty, glance, mainsails
How boom often is described (“________ boom”)
economic, postwar, great, war, real, long, sonic, industrial, speculative, main, big, recent, unprecedented, current, wartime, jib, loud, deep, dull, inflationary, tremendous, korean, brief, greatest, sudden, distant, heavy, spanker, agricultural, temporary, lived, commercial, biggest, century, hollow, called, initial, huge, suburban, muffled, subsequent, building, minor, spectacular, massive, presidential, baby, year, extraordinary, worldwide, enormous, global, foot, veritable, tech, thunderous, led, sustained, urban, remarkable, artificial, prolonged, mini, sullen, deafening, occasional
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