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Often used in the same context:
reels,
talkies,
silents,
oaters,
mangrove snapper,
steelies,
flatheads,
terrestrials,
filmland,
spey,
oater,
kinescope,
bluegills,
mulloway,
shad,
needlefish,
cohos,
friz freleng,
shiners,
largemouth,
trevally,
morwong,
cremaster,
bream,
celluloid,
stripers,
redfin,
threadfin,
creels,
spadefish,
pigfish,
trout,
ribbonfish,
serials,
sculpins,
jewfish,
jigs,
tautog,
kingfish,
mudfish,
largemouth bass,
shellcracker,
muttons,
cinemascope,
comedies,
smallmouth,
darters,
redfish,
crappie,
golden shiner,
pastiches,
porgies,
hepcat,
chinooks,
films,
capstan,
spanish mackerel,
drifters,
vitagraph,
gaffing,
tangs,
stoneflies,
codling,
snook,
pluckers,
combers,
speckled trout,
tunny,
spawning,
calicos,
dramas,
photogravure,
brown trout,
pilchard,
nickelodeon,
lugworm,
bootleggers,
phonographs,
mullet,
crawdads,
grabbling,
ragworm,
loaches,
fingerling,
sitcoms,
crevalle jack,
surfperch,
trotline,
walleyes,
movies,
hagfish,
panfish,
splake,
rustics,
sleeving,
gags,
productions,
bobbers,
blackfin,
blackfish,
stills,
cannon,
printings,
sonatas,
copyists,
flutes,
guns,
kindergartens,
merchantmen,
potters,
storekeepers,
troupes,
woodcuts,
accounts,
aeroplanes,
artisans,
buddhas,
cantatas,
cartoons,
caterers,
cents
Also try:
— Adjectives for reelers:
two,
one,
three,
five,
japanese,
silent,
female,
four,
slapstick,
skilful,
hand,
more...
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