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Often used in the same context:
fop,
roue,
prig,
aristocrat,
lecher,
dipsomaniac,
fusspot,
rotter,
epicene,
sybarite,
boulevardier,
cockneys,
parvenu,
fishwife,
slattern,
arriviste,
louche,
voluptuary,
floozie,
fey,
letch,
plutocrat,
scallywag,
neurasthenic,
crones,
prole,
flibbertigibbet,
harridan,
esthete,
popinjay,
poltroon,
strumpet,
moll,
poncy,
viscount,
echt,
mountebank,
dandyism,
spiv,
wastrel,
adventuress,
francophile,
guttersnipe,
gentry,
snooty,
hausfrau,
flatterer,
battleaxe,
berk,
rustics,
douce,
dithery,
squiffy,
anglophilia,
playgirl,
frau,
sensualist,
contessa,
studmuffin,
sneery,
baronet,
philosophe,
gorgon,
rackety,
laird,
libertines,
jackanapes,
poshness,
memsahib,
harpy,
sylph,
pedant,
waspy,
gentlefolk,
prissy,
viscountess,
cuckolds,
madame,
gamin,
punster,
ponce,
hedonist,
landed gentry,
bluestocking,
chappie,
fussbudget,
bolshy,
jolie,
cads,
nobleman,
twit,
sophisticate,
forsooth,
solipsist,
simpering,
gadabout,
minxes,
foppery,
magus,
mumbler,
lotharios,
lord,
principal,
sovereign,
superior,
abbess,
adepts,
ant,
apostle,
aristocrats,
astrologer,
bee,
captain,
cardinal,
chief,
confidant,
contemporary,
differs,
doctor,
elector,
elizabeth
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— Adjectives for aristo:
old,
young,
most,
wise,
real,
only,
predominant,
english,
third,
feudal,
female
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