OLD ENGLISH SHEEPDOG
Before
1: S
olde, crabbed, quaint, gnarled, yean, years, speak, ripe, staid, plain, gruff, dear, dour, frail, speaks, spoke, sly, year, haired, gaunt, grow, stout, months, plain, grand, prim, queer, wise, old, shrewd, grim, poor, quaint, teach2: SU
shetland, belgian, english, grizzled, toothless, hoary, wily, fluent, mouldy, freshman, flawless, musty, smelly, stilted, faultless, crafty, moldy, trusty, jolly, nosy, halting, gouty, plainer, creole, shabby, rambling, quaintly, funky, stuffy, rusty, oxford, shrivelled, canny, spooky, fussy, corny, senile, stingy, creepy, doughty, portly, dour, sophomore, stately, battered, spoken, withered, bearded, pompous, wrinkled, doting, surly, dingy, tiresome, silly, teaches, horrid, roomy, tattered, spiteful, sprightly, toasted, dirty, dusty, standard, wiry, middle, feeble, grimy, skinny, shrunken, fractured, witted, belfast, boring, modern, ugly, zealand, broken, leaky, genial, sturdy, crumbling, natured, speaking, crazy, nasty, homely, anguished, charming, jovial, stubborn, kindly, rusted, lonely, teaching, lovely, homely, hideous, longman, modem, rotten, filthy, saintly, ragged2: US
infirm, abridged, ap, sedate, genteel3: SUU
accented, garrulous, rickety, passable, ornery, querulous, choleric, rambling, raggedy, lovable, tottering, leathery, tiresome, picturesque, talkative, lumbering, centuries, obstinate, crumbling, century, motherly, eminent, jovial, dignified, hideous, newfoundland3: USU
decrepit, colloquial, jamaican, demented, medieval, reviving, eccentric, embittered, renewing, rekindled, reopen, remedial, shakespearean, discarding, disgusting4: SUUU
venerable, estuary, renovated4: USUU
colloquial, irascible, impeccable, vernacular, peculiarly, distinctively, remedial, shakespearean4: UUSU
unilingual, monolingual, idiomatic, prematurely, mediaeval5: USUUU
dilapidated, disreputable, emaciated5: UUSUU
conversational, unconventional, unmistakably5: UUUSU
idiomatic, elizabethan6: UUUSUU
etymological
After
1: S
trials, crones, hag, norse, fart, crone, vic, bards, shires, chum, maids, haunts, gent, maid, pal, cuss, prose, pals2: SU
trials, fogy, fogies, fogeys, fogey, adage, dotard, muffin, timers, banger, fashioned, orlick, hickory, woking, homeplace, setter, crony, hymnal, speakers, bulldog, oaken, glosses, tradesman, archers, shires, wino, midlands, bibles, stomping, farmhouse, grudges, churchman, grammar, chevy, roadbed, hatreds, schoolboys, peerage, language, jurist, cronies, spinster, miser, rascal, bailey, accent, broadcloth, dialects, lady, monarchs, proverb2: US
divines, accent, cliche3: SUU
testament, jolyon, oligarch, fluently, hickory, lexicon, prosody, hymnody, enmities, reprobate, poesy, essayist, deism, puritans, colonists, nemesis, merchantmen, nobleman, renderings, certainties, verities, governess, novelists, gentleman, vicarage, dramatists, novelist, dialects, favourites, physicist, rectory3: USU
harrovian, etonian, etonians, translation, bilinguals, translations, oraibi, proficient, pretender, cathedrals, dominion3: UUS
undefiled, privateers, privateer, renaissance4: SUUU
dictionary, gentlewoman, dictionaries, gentlewoman4: USUU
harrovian, etonian, etonians, proficiency, orthography, equivalents, aristocrat4: UUSU
monolinguals, privateer, reformation, babylonian, patagonian, benedictine, monolingual5: SUUUU
puritanism5: USUUU
arminianism5: UUSUU
nonconformity, animosities, babylonian, patagonian5: UUUSU
versification, pronunciation, mathematician6: USUUUU
arminianism6: UUSUUU
monolingualism
Surrounder Phrases
dramatick poesieshetland sheepdogs, sheepdoginterlinear glosses, translations, translationozark folksongsguyanese creolenonnative speakers, englishunabridged dictionaries, dictionarymonolingual dictionaries, speakers, dictionary, englishjamaican creole, accentelizabethan dramatists, privateering, puritanism, prosenonstandard dialects, english, speakersbelgian sheepdog, mathematicianfluent bilinguals, speakersstout oaken, ap, gentlemanetymological dictionaries, dictionarynigerian pidgin, novelistproficient bilingualsshabby genteelsheepdog trialslady capuletsilly buggerlilting accenteminent jurist, divines, mathematician, physicistportly gentlemanenglish longbowmen, humourists, palladianism, sheepdog, paracelsians, dramatick, delftware, sheepdogs, monolingualism, subtitles, wycliffite, foxhound, poesie, milord, muffin, monolinguals, loanwords, reformations, translation, dialectology, muffins, nunneries, longbow, bilinguals, utilitarians, baronage, proficiency, fluently, deists, loanword, recusant, translations, alliterative, woollens, nominalizations, dictionary, hexameters, orthography, modals, arminianism, lexicon, humorists, reflexives, alehousecompleat gentlemanlongman dictionary, grammarold reliables, fogy, fogies, fogeys, stagers, codger, fogey, codgers, seadog, deluder, standbys, harrovian, etonian, yeller, etonians, geezer, ironsides, marlton, buckenham, clunker, geezers, crones, wineskins, adage, schoolfellow, testament, westbury, dotard, jube, jolyon, saybrook, schoolfriend, oligarch, beldame, coot, faithfuls, farts, harridan, curmudgeon, jalopy, warhorse, hag, skinflint, tappan, duffer, timers, warhorses, trafford, rattletrap, bethpage, hags, norse, wive, banger, manse, stager, graybeard, fart, crone, windbag, duffers, shipmate, sourpuss, lecher, greybeard, baldy, playfellow, messmate, schoolmate, calabar, gravida, primigravida, fashioned, orlick, vic, blighty, hickory, grouch, tarwater, bugaboo, woking, softie, pard, biddies, homeplace, trouper, adages, softyguttural accentposh accentrambling farmhousedilapidated farmhousefoxy ladydoddering oldvernacular bibles, dialects, translationshomely proverbgeologically speakingmonoglot englishcajun accentfreshman sophomore, yearpidgin english, speakersafrikaans speakerscrotchety oldabridged dictionaries, translationsophomore yeardapper gentlemanquaintly namedmedieval cathedralsfusty oldlonely spinster, farmhousestandard setterscolloquial dialects, language, prosegoudy olddialects spokenunilingual englishspoke fluent, fluentlylanguage proficiency, fluentlyratty oldwizened oldprospector namedspeaks fluent, fluentlyspeak fluentlyrenaissance dramatistsoxford dictionarycantankerous oldgallant gentlemanolde englishcreole dialects, speakerscrabby oldaccented englishhaired gentlemanfilthy dirtydecrepit oldstodgy oldtatty oldwhitehaired oldpoor buggercrusty oldgarrulous oldevolutionarily speakingtrapper namedgrumpy oldlumbee englishgrizzled olddirty rottendeidre englishrecognizably modernidiomatic translation, englishquintessentially modern, englishunaccented englishchaucerian englishcreaky oldclunky oldwhite hairedlecherous oldtranslation equivalentsbelfast accentbearded gentleman