ENGLISH PERSON

Before
1: S
olde, sane, souled, speak, plain, sick, deaf, speaks, spoke, third, shy, blind, old, dead, ill, wronged
2: SU
fluent, freshman, flawless, smartest, stilted, luckiest, faultless, halting, prudent, plainer, creole, fittest, oxford, saintly, injured, homeless, nicest, portly, needy, stingy, sophomore, bodied, spoken, mannered, kindest, dying, grieving, witted, nicer, teaches, sighted, righteous, drowning, meanest, toasted, comely, envious, minded, decent, standard, middle, happiest, truthful, older, bravest, tallest, thoughtful, faceless, fractured, natured, hearted, belfast, modern, ailing, zealand, broken, worthless, godly, tactful, lazy, healthy, speaking, greedy
2: US
aggrieved, deceased, bereaved, insane, deranged, abridged, insured, untrained, accused, unnamed, ap, infirm, depressed, unclean, detained, displaced
3: SUU
accented, passable, luckiest, hypnotized, lovable, talkative, trustworthy, virtuous, blindfolded, handicapped, elderly, authorised, sociable, cleverest, literate, innocent, covetous, healthiest, reasonable, indigent, stigmatized, competent, envious, happiest, hardworking, prejudiced, sensible, comatose, outgoing, century, qualified
3: USU
colloquial, disabled, unlicensed, demented, jamaican, gregarious, insolvent, conceited, medieval, infected, afflicted, observant, addicted, another, fictitious, dishonest, resourceful, unselfish, vindictive, convicted, courageous, obnoxious, fastidious, deceitful, ungrateful, intentioned
3: UUS
unemployed, overweight
4: SUUU
estimable, knowledgeable, estuary, reasonable, educated, ordinary, gentlemanly, qualifying
4: USUU
disqualified, colloquial, unprejudiced, juridical, impeccable, incompetent, vernacular, gregarious, untrustworthy, peculiarly, despicable, distinctively, disinterested, contemptible, magnanimous, unauthorized, intelligent, compassionate, considerate, illiterate, disorderly, fastidious, uninteresting, unscrupulous, inquisitive
4: UUSU
unilingual, monolingual, idiomatic, unenlightened, unassuming, unsuspecting, mediaeval, inexperienced, domineering
5: USUUU
uneducated, disreputable
5: UUSUU
conversational, unidentified, unconventional, inexperienced, unmistakably
5: UUUSU
idiomatic, elizabethan
6: UUSUUU
incapacitated, uninitiated, excommunicated
6: UUUSUU
etymological
After
1: S
bards, shires, prose, who, dies, throne, verse, breathes, slang
2: SU
muffin, setter, hymnal, speakers, plural, bulldog, glosses, tradesman, archers, shires, midlands, bibles, pronouns, churchman, grammar, schoolboys, pronoun, peerage, language, jurist, accent, broadcloth, dialects, monarchs, shooters, surnames, walnuts, idioms, yeoman, settlers, churchmen, statesmen, poets, channel, majors, chemist, carols, yeomen, spelling, frigate, sparrows, proverb, ivy, shooter, idiom, version, merchants, barons, dialect, usage, accents, versions, abbeys, catholics, cognate, gentry, claiming, seamen, seaside, plantain, sovereigns, riddles, boroughs, learners, mystics, sparrow, frigates, statesman, grammars
2: US
commits, aggrieved, divines, accent, perceives, repents, acquires, consumes, behaves
3: SUU
fluently, lexicon, prosody, singular, hymnody, poesy, essayist, deism, puritans, colonists, merchantmen, nobleman, renderings, governess, novelists, dramatists, novelist, dialects, physicist, elegies, clergyman, colonist, domiciled, botanist, noblemen, dramatist, authorised, idioms, chroniclers, settlers, countryside, traveller, barrister, metrical, alphabet, barristers, poetry, lawfully, gentleman, idiom, dialect, protestants, colonies, soldiery, homilies, satirist, narrator, malady, heraldry, heritage, naturalist, calvinists, jacobin, cookery, garrisons, baronet
3: USU
translation, bilinguals, translations, proficient, narration, cathedrals, canadians, purporting, translators, edition, logician, translator, desiring, romances, acquires, assizes, rendition, engages
3: UUS
undefiled, privateers, privateer, renaissance, thoroughbred, baronet
4: SUUU
dictionary, gentlewoman, dictionaries, literature, interlanguage, miscellany, philology, naturalist, antiquary, navigators
4: USUU
proficiency, orthography, equivalents, aristocrat, astronomer, anatomist, canadians, vernacular, aristocrats, adventurer, adventurers, desiring
4: UUSU
monolinguals, privateer, whomsoever, reformation, benedictine, monolingual, nonconformists, prepositions, intonation, presbyterians, unitarians
5: SUUUU
puritanism, protestantism
5: USUUU
arminianism, romanticism
5: UUSUU
nonconformity, physiologist, aristocracy, etymology, presbyterians, beneficially, unitarians
5: UUUSU
versification, pronunciation, mathematician
6: USUUUU
arminianism
6: UUSUUU
monolingualism
Surrounder Phrases
dramatick poesie, poetsinterlinear glosses, translations, translationozark folksongsbenedictine abbeysguyanese creoleinterlanguage grammars, phonology, grammartoasted walnutsnonnative speakersunabridged dictionaries, dictionary, edition, versionomniscient narrator, narrators, narrationmonolingual dictionaries, speakers, dictionaryjamaican creole, accent, dialectelizabethan dramatists, privateering, puritanism, dramatist, malady, prose, poets, poetrynonstandard dialects, dialect, usage, speakersfluent bilinguals, aphasic, speakersmetrical romances, phonology, accents, accent, verse, translations, versions, versionseaside sparrow, sparrowshexameter verse, poetrynorthumbrian dialectetymological dictionaries, dictionarynigerian pidgin, novelistproficient bilinguals, learners, speakerspinyin spellingalliterative verse, poetryblindfolded sightedaccentual verselilting accentfaltering accentsromanesque cathedralseminent jurist, divines, physiologist, botanist, statesmen, barrister, mathematician, physicist, statesman, astronomer, naturalist, chemisthomebound elderly, olderportly gentlemanunscrupulous adventurer, merchantsplural pronoun, pronouns, singularcompleat gentlemancolloquial idiom, usage, dialect, dialects, language, proseprose brut, romances, translationsbroken hearted, pluralsabridged version, edition, dictionaries, versions, translation, dictionaryguttural accentposh accentlawfully detained, authorised, convicted, claimingspelling pronunciations, pronunciation, dictionaries, dictionarybodied seamen, unemployedunnamed narratorvernacular bibles, dialects, idiom, translations, dialect, prose, literature, versions, poetry, speakersrespectable tradesman, clergyman, gentlemanhomely proverbmediaeval romancespeculiarly obnoxious, qualifiedcajun accentsingular pronoun, plural, pronounsfreshman sophomoredemented elderlyamericanized versionafrikaans speakers, language, speaking, literatureidiomatic usage, translationill natured, manneredaphasic speakersslang dictionaries, dictionary, usageindigent insane, accused, elderly, sickobservant travellermedieval cathedrals, chroniclers, mystics, romances, churchmen, monarchsgarbled version, versionsmidlands dialectstandard setters, setter, orthographyunauthorised coloniesunrepresented accusedestimable gentlemanoverweight obesedialects spokenqualified herbalist, handicappedmerchants adventurersenterprising merchantsspoke fluent, fluently, passablecreole dialect, dialects, speakers, aristocracy, grammarpidgin speakersheritage dictionarylanguage proficiency, learners, fluentlyilliterate literatespeaks fluent, fluentlyspeak fluently, fluent, afrikaans, plainerrenaissance dramatistsoxford dictionaryanglian poetry, literaturecantankerous oldverse romances, translationsinfirm elderlydialect speakers, spoken, dictionary, pronunciationelderly gentleman, demented, infirmmannered gentlemangentleman adventurermodern philologygodly reformation, heritageinsured dieschicano literature, poetrygarrulous oldauthorised versionrecognizably modernpronoun usagequintessentially modernnontechnical languagesighted statesmantranslation equivalentsbelfast accenteducated unemployedreformation protestantismintemperate languagespeaking canadians, fluentlycentury antiquariansthird editionspoken fluently, language, dialectsnarrator speaks, perceivesamiable gentlemanappalachian heritagehandicapped learnersdistinctively modernstilted languageordinary seamenplainer languageirascible oldgreedy merchantsdisabled seamenprudent statesmanpronouns singularplainest languagenatured gentlemanpronunciation dictionaryhearted gentleman