Words and phrases that have a meaning related to kipling: (126 results)
Often used in the same context:
black cat, community centre, harkness, kinnear, art exhibition, seven seas, fawcett, city centre, still life, connery, pavarotti, mulholland, kick in, hamptons, lorne, martel, hardie, schindler, georgian bay, blanchett, winehouse, franciscan, dolores, fall for, macmillan, pearlman, donato, murder suspect, spoken word, jacobi, carrey, dutton, dobbin, walk in, bringing up, cayuga, old girl, yorke, music box, gracie, full moon, mendes, slip up, secondary school, get together, schreiber, roll on, flying start, folk art, madeline, wenner, bring on, drive in, frank lloyd wright, sabrina, colly, molloy, moores, polanski, fall on, presley, morning star, park avenue, head for, police dog, wild west, boxing day, brodie, in full swing, move over, downes, nursing home, woolf, merriam, barbaro, swenson, thames, balkan, laurence, east side, little girl, call off, carew, petrie, last day, car park, quest for, hate mail, chantal, borden, costner, air mass, dench, mother goose, gas station, marguerite, small town, manley, josephine, totten, radcliffe, clough, darwin, wordsworth, burke, dickens, eliot, lawrence, emerson, fitzgerald, hugo, mozart, shaw, adams, carlyle, coleridge, beethoven, byron, collins, disraeli, franklin, freud
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kiplingesque
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Also try:rudyard kipling
— Adjectives for kipling: young, british, old, english, late, early, little, gutless, much, strange, later, more...
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