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Often used in the same context:
bloke,
chappie,
gent,
fella,
lad,
bugger,
chappy,
gentleman,
feller,
twat,
pillock,
fellah,
rascal,
berk,
oaf,
blighter,
twerp,
dude,
scallywag,
ponce,
prat,
geezer,
beardie,
lassie,
boyo,
old codger,
etonian,
guy,
pleb,
guvnor,
nutter,
codger,
grandad,
flunkey,
clever clogs,
cockneys,
jolly,
baldy,
rotter,
laddie,
nicker,
lass,
chinless wonder,
lout,
twit,
daft,
poncy,
tramp,
matey,
aristo,
oul,
twitcher,
gits,
squaddie,
burd,
herbert,
man,
postman,
spiv,
bairn,
wally,
bonce,
wodge,
flatmate,
prig,
cretin,
conman,
halfwit,
boffin,
barman,
missus,
coalman,
jape,
scran,
scamp,
nosy parker,
dustman,
schmoe,
scrounger,
moggie,
pensioner,
boulevardier,
kidder,
postie,
pedant,
blimey,
erm,
rhyming slang,
fuckwit,
geordie,
englishman,
fusspot,
dolt,
tosspot,
mumbler,
swagman,
tufty,
chaps,
fellow,
fellows,
folks,
girl,
guys,
lads,
woman,
boy,
bunch,
kid,
sam,
tim,
un,
vi,
iv,
fable,
ibid,
appendix,
vii,
viii,
vol,
chapter,
cn,
ii,
ix,
iii,
pack,
plate,
sec.,
xi,
xii,
char,
part
More specific:
dog
Appears in the definition of:
say-so,
stone
More general:
cleft,
crack,
crevice,
depression,
fissure,
impression,
imprint,
legging,
legin,
leg covering,
male,
male person,
scissure
Synonyms:
blighter,
crack,
cranny,
crevice,
cuss,
fella,
fellow,
fissure,
gent,
lad
Also try:
— Adjectives for chap:
old,
little,
poor,
young,
dear,
good,
nice,
contents,
decent,
fine,
looking,
more...
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