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Often used in the same context:
acca,
divi,
aunt sally,
boarhound,
copsewood,
cheshire cheese,
cornets,
royston crow,
groundbait,
bar billiards,
charollais,
tenner,
hop pole,
caernarfon,
table tennis,
cpo,
rockling,
moonrakers,
beeswing,
tench,
geal,
doubles,
colwyn bay,
dalesmen,
nowt,
withies,
stranraer,
fa cup,
rudd,
lucky dip,
hat trick,
ruthin,
threave,
sculls,
oche,
academicals,
bromley,
lugworm,
flugel,
maximums,
skittles,
sawtry,
darts,
twelves,
eights,
purple patch,
snooker,
grilse,
auld,
portadown,
banstead,
vivary,
fiver,
codling,
orfe,
soton,
zingari,
leeds,
octuple,
stonking,
cheltenham,
nett,
brill,
watford,
consett,
stags,
sextuple,
dinting,
lindum,
doms,
wacs,
bebington,
gluepot,
skiffle,
headpin,
nil,
quinella,
tiddy,
lichfield,
rugby union,
noughts,
leicester,
aet,
rubbers,
gents,
greave,
carrigeen,
strong suit,
ento,
heaume,
cannock,
hogg,
basses,
blether,
blaydon,
colne,
wroot,
cornishmen,
cor anglais,
jaffa,
allsorts,
pontefract,
squeals,
boy,
nothing,
treble,
trills,
voices,
alto,
carry,
cocoa,
do,
flute,
flutes,
gals,
girls,
go,
juniors,
mead,
none,
pickings,
present
Also try:
— Adjectives for trebles:
shrill,
childish,
barbaric,
high,
wayward,
first,
second,
small,
sweet,
little,
clear,
more...
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