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Often used in the same context:
copplestone,
wroot,
spary,
bavin,
throstle,
wykeham,
whiskin,
greave,
salop,
gyte,
peartree,
parrock,
biffin,
standfast,
cuttle,
vivers,
owler,
codlin,
watchet,
smeeth,
dodkin,
extance,
birse,
jellicoe,
durity,
whins,
moonrakers,
poynton,
trunch,
heugh,
firbank,
brighouse,
crowdy,
kerse,
backhouse,
scard,
dowle,
prest,
soton,
fanner,
dearling,
aln,
agars,
coomb,
meacock,
scole,
rvs,
rounce,
copsewood,
sheepwalk,
skreen,
pirrie,
coverley,
cadger,
southcott,
springhead,
tiddy,
huke,
dight,
milden,
craigie,
acock,
farmery,
glynne,
crang,
benthal,
ramoon,
clachan,
scaur,
rotarian,
heaume,
goodship,
wycherley,
harle,
sheepcote,
vinter,
cow pen,
sheerwater,
steads,
sawtry,
spital,
bexhill,
stote,
conchie,
crookes,
coombe,
hop pole,
sheather,
narre,
sier,
hewer,
cabus,
oneil,
slatter,
heys,
macinnes,
tiver,
turves,
gayne,
birchen,
jibb,
heddle,
antony,
divine,
eon,
missal,
physicists,
savage,
virgil,
14th,
15th,
abbas,
abbe,
abbess,
abbey,
abbot,
abbots,
abbott,
abel,
abercrombie,
abernethy,
academician
More general:
detective,
investigator,
police detective,
tec
Synonyms:
dick,
gumshoe
Also try:
— Adjectives for hawkshaw:
celebrated,
old,
hairy,
tattered,
late,
cosmic,
great
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