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Often used in the same context:
copplestone,
cullis,
dodkin,
gilliver,
smeath,
whiskin,
worral,
spurway,
noakes,
dowle,
sowter,
laughton,
langridge,
conchie,
smeeth,
jowett,
bawden,
geering,
keech,
fabricius,
pargeter,
hellier,
millier,
vivers,
springall,
backhouse,
catling,
cudden,
larner,
sheather,
cantle,
harle,
pinfold,
sweetman,
hoare,
andrewes,
hasted,
fidge,
hepworth,
orpin,
hewer,
hopkinson,
bester,
hendy,
prowse,
stirk,
meacock,
piggin,
cobbing,
heddle,
cozens,
bodger,
kendrew,
collop,
kneebone,
prizeman,
otoole,
bramley,
jodrell,
de la mare,
boulter,
coombe,
farmery,
warry,
crang,
mcdowall,
biffin,
rimmer,
hallet,
southcott,
comyn,
isherwood,
harlock,
tapster,
macinnes,
hulme,
frape,
ennew,
joll,
catchpole,
pirie,
owler,
cuttle,
blore,
dargue,
rainbird,
bramah,
hollands,
lammas,
colling,
hoad,
godden,
geal,
giffard,
dearling,
plaister,
sarre,
maclennan,
spary,
eggar,
herriot,
whetter,
bach,
balfour,
captain,
colonel,
conservator,
general,
jackson,
lambert,
lieutenant,
major,
morton,
oliver,
pleistocene,
stewart,
warden,
william,
2nd,
abercrombie,
abridgments,
adair
More specific:
babble,
blather,
blether,
blither,
smatter
More general:
cast,
drift,
mouth,
ramble,
range,
roam,
rove,
speak,
stray,
swan,
talk,
utter,
vagabond,
verbalize,
wander
Synonyms:
blabber,
chatter,
clack,
gabble,
gibber,
maffle,
mumble,
mussitate,
mutter,
palaver,
piffle,
prate,
prattle,
tattle,
tittle-tattle,
twaddle
Also try:
— Adjectives for maunder:
late,
british,
english,
old,
stern,
youngest,
horrible,
major
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