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Things moor often describes (“moor ________”)
hen, hens, fowl, jankowski, game, grass, park, fields, land, stone, gate, men, man, type, peat, lands, slayer, peats, street, house, woman, products, killer, path, soils, side, ground, burning, birds, road, edge, ditch, burn, farm, band, folk, water, baths, soil, image, sea, coal, buzzard, fastnesses, field, scrub, plants, track, the, finds, pan, winds, stepper, fowls, grasses, hall, log, dweller, gayz, lochs, pout, allerton, tops, slope, ridge, van, dwellers, prices, sweeps, stones, earth, hills, elder, pony, lane, deposits, owners, cultivation, plover, heather, vegetation, bank, owl, roads, glens, flowers, bogs, scapes, parks, jacinta, monkton
How moor often is described (“________ moor”)
open, wild, black, lonely, noble, old, barren, high, wide, bleak, desolate, evan, bare, young, marston, dreary, dark, scotch, scottish, brown, low, swarthy, mucklestane, purple, enchanted, jealous, vast, extensive, beautiful, widecombe, cruel, flat, rough, wealthy, solitary, distant, turbaned, valiant, broad, dead, cold, withered, rich, wet, holme, spalding, brave, dusky, fierce, savage, lascivious, dull, windswept, lovely, trackless, boggy, gallant, covered, green, treeless, northern, huge, naked, aged, tawny, empty, unfortunate, swept, heathy, windy, famous, tall, grieved, haughty, neighbouring, clad
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