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COUNTERPARTS |
Peers |
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EARLS |
Peers |
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EYES |
Peers at |
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EQUALS |
Peers squeal excitedly |
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DUKES |
Highest ranking peers |
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RECOGNISED |
Honoured (by one’s peers) |
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LAUDS |
Extols peers out loud |
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ARISTOCRATS |
Oscar’s trait bothered peers |
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EARLDOM |
The certain peers place |
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LORDS |
Kiwi singer’s sounding like peers? |
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SIR |
Title used by some peers, ironically |
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REPRESENTS |
Speaks for disgruntled peers imprisoned by rents |
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PERFORMANCES |
Can peers somehow hold form for gigs? |
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PRESIDED |
Exercised authority as peers did when troubled |
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PEERAGE |
The body of peers; the nobility, collectively. |
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BARONAGE |
The whole body of barons or peers. |
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GAPES |
Winemakers losing second crop ... peers in shock! |
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PERSEVERES |
Refuses to stop to serve peers on the move |
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PENPUSHERS |
Peers around head nurse, nudge those who do lots of paperwork |
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DOUCEPERE |
One of the twelve peers of France, companions of
Charlemagne in war. |
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UNEQUAL |
...gth,
breadth, quantity, strength, talents, acquirements, age, station, or
the like; as, the fingers are of unequal length; peers and commoners
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