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Sure! The loutish behavior of the man in the restaurant made other customers uncomfortable.

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When Brad drank too much alcohol, his behaviour would often become loutish, when he lost control of his mouth and his judgement.

Thomas never apologized for his loutish behaviour, so throughout his college years, he failed to earn loyal friendships.

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In the manner of a lout, a stupid, violent, ignorant, lazy and uselessgoon.

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An Irish kern is either an Irish foot solider or a loutish person (reference: "kern" on http://www.answers.com).

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That loutish and naive 6'-3" yokel is one of the Yokum clan of hillbillies from Dogpatch, Arkansas.

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There is no one word that contains all the letters.

It can form phrases of no particular meaning, such as "loutish beanie."

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In Spanish, "rudo" can mean rough, crude, or loutish. It can also refer to someone who is impolite or uncouth in behavior.

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brusque, harsh, ill-tempered, loutish, morose, oafish, rude, sullen, surly, uncivil, unmannerly, vulgar,

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crude, boorish, base, blunt, sullen, surly, oafish, touchy, curt, gruff, discourteous, dour, grouchy, grumpy, ill-tempered, loutish, miserly, morose, rude, uncivil, unsociable

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it basically means that if you associate yourself with people who behave like pigs (meaning loutish, dirty,badly behaved) you will end up behaving the same way or people will assume you do by association.

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Oafish is adjective [ Oaf (n) : A person regarded as stupid or clumsy]

oafish - ill-mannered and coarse and contemptible in behavior or appearance; "was boorish and insensitive"; "the loutish manners of a bully"; "her stupid oafish husband"; "aristocratic contempt for the swinish multitude"

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One of the failings of 21st century education policy seems to be its failure to teach youngsters the basics of civility, the consequence of which is manifested in the ill-mannered loutish and uncouth behaviour of many teenagers towards their elders today.

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boorish, crude, base, blunt, brusque, cantankerous, cloddish, curt, discourteous, dour, grouchy, gruff, grumpy, harsh, ill-tempered, impolite, loutish, lowbred, mean, oafish, rude, sullen, surly, uncivil, uncivilized, uncultured, unmannerly, unneighborly, unpolished, unsociable, vulgar

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Lovely, Lackadaisical, Lackluster, Lame, Lamentable, Languid, Lascivious, Latent, Laudable, Laureled, Lavish, Lax, Leaden, Lecherous, Lenient, Loopy, Loquacious, Loutish, Lowly, Lugubrious, Luxurious, Liberal

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The first word that sticks out to me is fashion. There are some 8 letter words. Saponfy, the process of converting oil to soap. Pashalik- was a subdivision of the Ottoman Empire. Aphonias- meaning the loss of ones voice. Oafishly- a stupid or loutish person

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Because he's been suspended by the NFL for the first six games of 2010 and, as shown by Sports Illustrated's "The Hangover: Roethlisberger" piece, has a lengthy history of bullying almost anyone he comes in contact with to the point where he's committed sexual assault, forced the firing of a waiter he got angry with, and other loutish and bullying behavior.

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Boorish is an adjective meaning like a boor, ill-mannered, loutish, coarse in behavior, or vulgar.

There is a quote on politeness that uses the word boorish: "Studied politeness is boorish."

"The sheriff did not trust him because he was uncouth and boorish in his manners."

"She refused to marry the nobleman because he seemed boorish to her.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern -OUT--H. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 3rd letter U and 4th letter T and 7th letter H. In alphabetical order, they are:

loutish

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern LO-T--H. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 2nd letter O and 4th letter T and 7th letter H. In alphabetical order, they are:

loutish

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern L-UT-S-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 3rd letter U and 4th letter T and 6th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

loutish

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 2 words with the pattern LOU---H. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 2nd letter O and 3rd letter U and 7th letter H. In alphabetical order, they are:

loudish

loutish

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abrupt, abusive, bad-mannered, barbaric, barbarous, blunt, boorish, brusque, brutish, cheeky, churlish, coarse, crabbed, crude, curt, discourteous, graceless, gross, gruff, ignorant, illiterate, impertinent, impolite, impudent, inconsiderate, insolent, insulting, intrusive, loutish, low, obscene, offhand, peremptory, raw, savage, scurrilous, short, surly, uncivil, uncouth, uncultured, ungracious, unmannerly, unpolished, unrefined, vulgar

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 8 words with the pattern LO--IS-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 2nd letter O and 5th letter I and 6th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

locoism

loggish

lompish

longish

lookism

lookist

loudish

loutish

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 1 words with the pattern LO-TIS-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 2nd letter O and 4th letter T and 5th letter I and 6th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

loutish

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 8 words with the pattern --U-ISH. That is, seven letter words with 3rd letter U and 5th letter I and 6th letter S and 7th letter H. In alphabetical order, they are:

alumish

blueish

brutish

loudish

loutish

nourish

prudish

sourish

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 11 words with the pattern -O-TIS-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 4th letter T and 5th letter I and 6th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

coltish

cottise

doltish

goatish

hottish

loutish

mortise

ooftish

poetise

softish

sottish

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Abrupt, abusive, bad-mannered, barbarian, barbaric, barbarous, blunt, boorish, brusque, brutish, cheeky, churlish, coarse, crabbed, crude, curt, discourteous, graceless, gross, gruff, ignorant, illiterate, impertinent, impolite, impudent, inconsiderate, insolent, insulting, intrusive, loutish, low, obscene, offhand, peremptory, raw, savage, scurrilous, short, surly, uncivil, uncivilized, uncouth, uncultured, uneducated, ungracious, unmannerly, unpolished, unrefined, vulgar, wild.

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First, you can't really use imbecile and jerk in the sentence because both are nouns and it would not be correct. You could use imbecilic jerk. But since both words have the same basic meaning, it would be redundant, and that's not good either.

What you could say is something like, "Why don't you let that cut under your nose heal, you loutish cretin?"

*Since this is a form of direct address, the only way to use it is as a quote. And as it is both rude and colloquial, one would assume the speaker is likewise a "jerk."

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Rick Ireland has: Played Benjamin in "27A" in 1974. Played Man at Crown Street house in "In Search of Anna" in 1978. Played Loutish Youth in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Sticky Beak in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played George Burke in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Billy Thompson in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Greg in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Scab in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Slick Simpson in "Prisoner" in 1979. Played Brad in "Neighbours" in 1985. Played Workman in "Home and Away" in 1988.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 28 words with the pattern L---IS-. That is, seven letter words with 1st letter L and 5th letter I and 6th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

laddish

ladyish

ladyism

laicise

laicism

lairise

largish

larkish

lazyish

leftish

leftism

leftist

leggism

lentisk

lionise

lionism

locoism

loggish

lompish

longish

lookism

lookist

loudish

loutish

lubfish

lumpish

luskish

lutfisk

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 29 words with the pattern ---TI-H. That is, seven letter words with 4th letter T and 5th letter I and 7th letter H. In alphabetical order, they are:

brutish

cattish

coltish

cultish

distich

doltish

fastish

fattish

goatish

hottish

leftish

loutish

mastich

meltith

ooftish

pettish

rattish

runtish

ruttish

saltish

softish

sottish

tartish

tittish

wettish

whitish

zabtieh

zaptiah

zaptieh

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lakh, lash, lath, lech, lich, loch, loth, lush, lych, laich, laigh, laith, larch, latch, laugh, leach, leash, leech, letch, loach, loath, lotah, lough, lunch, lurch, lymph, lynch, lamedh, latish, launch, lavash, lavish, length, liroth, loofah, lowish, laddish, ladyish, largish, larkish, lazyish, leftish, loggish, longish, loudish, loutish, lumpish, ladyfish, languish, lemonish, lightish, lionfish, littlish, liverish, logomach, lumpfish, lungfish, labyrinth, laccolith, lagomorph, lickerish, locksmith, logograph, logogriph, loincloth, loudmouth, largemouth, lithograph, lockstitch, luftmensch, lamellibranch, leprechaunish, liebfraumilch

  • habitual
  • hail
  • hairball
  • hall
  • handbill
  • handful
  • hardball
  • hateful
  • heal
  • healthful
  • heel
  • helpful
  • herbal
  • herbicidal
  • hill
  • historical
  • homicidal
  • hopeful
  • horticultural
  • horsetail
  • hostel
  • horizontal
  • hotel
  • houseful
  • hovel
  • hull
  • hurtful
  • hydrofoil
  • hymnal
  • hypothetical
  • hysterical
  • hypocritical

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In english, you can say abrupt, abusive, bad-mannered, barbarian, barbaric, barbarous, blunt, boorish, brusque, brutish, cheeky, churlish, coarse, crabbed, crude, curt, discourteous, graceless, gross, gruff, ignorant, illiterate, impertinent, impolite, impudent, inconsiderate, insolent, insulting, intrusive, loutish, low, obscene, offhand, peremptory, raw, savage, scurrilous, short, surly, uncivil, uncivilized, uncouth, uncultured, uneducated, ungracious, unmannerly, unpolished, unrefined, vulgar, or wild.

"tu eres muy joto" means "you are very rude" in spanish

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 67 words with the pattern -O--I-H. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 5th letter I and 7th letter H. In alphabetical order, they are:

boarish

bobbish

boggish

boobish

bookish

boorish

boxfish

cockish

codfish

coldish

coltish

coolish

cowfish

dogfish

doggish

dollish

doltish

donnish

doveish

fogyish

folkish

foolish

foppish

foxfish

goatish

goldish

goodish

hobbish

hogfish

hoggish

hornish

hottish

loggish

lompish

longish

loudish

loutish

mobbish

monkish

moonish

moorish

moreish

noirish

nourish

ooftish

poorish

poppish

roguish

roinish

rompish

rookish

roynish

softish

sottish

sourish

toadish

toffish

tonnish

townish

voguish

woggish

wolfish

wolvish

wordish

wormish

yobbish

zoolith

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 70 words with the pattern -O---SH. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 6th letter S and 7th letter H. In alphabetical order, they are:

boarish

bobbish

boggish

boobish

bookish

boorish

boxfish

cockish

codfish

coldish

coltish

coolish

cowfish

dobhash

dogfish

doggish

dollish

doltish

donnish

doveish

fogyish

folkish

foolish

foppish

foxfish

goatish

goldish

goodish

goulash

hobbish

hogfish

hoggish

hogwash

hornish

hottish

loggish

lompish

longish

loudish

loutish

mobbish

monkish

moonish

moorish

moreish

noirish

noncash

nourish

ooftish

poorish

poppish

roguish

roinish

rompish

rookish

roynish

softish

sottish

sourish

toadish

toffish

tonnish

townish

voguish

woggish

wolfish

wolvish

wordish

wormish

yobbish

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Each,

  • epoch
  • eighth
  • eightieth
  • eighteenth
  • eleventh
  • earth
  • establish
  • etch
  • enough
  • enmesh
  • embellish
  • elfish
  • elvish
  • enrich
  • entrench
  • extinguish

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As from Thefreedictionary.com (see the related link)

1. Of, like, or befitting a churl; boorish or vulgar.

2. Having a bad disposition; surly: "as valiant as the lion, churlish as the bear" Shakespeare.

3. Difficult to work with, such as soil; intractable. ---- churlish·ly adv.

churlish·ness n. ---- churlish Adjective

surly and rude Thesaurus Legend: Synonyms Related Words Antonyms

Adj. 1. churlish - rude and boorish ungracious- lacking charm and good taste; "an ungracious industrial city"; "this curt summary is not meant to be ungracious"; "ungracious behavior"

2. churlish - having a bad disposition; surly; "churlish as a bear"- Shakespeare Ill-natured - having an irritable and unpleasant disposition

---- churlish adjective Rude, harsh, vulgar, sullen, surly, morose, brusque, ill-tempered, boorish, impolite, loutish, oafish, uncivil, unmannerly <

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 102 words with the pattern -O--IS-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 5th letter I and 6th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

boarish

bobbish

boggish

bogyism

boobish

bookish

boorish

bossism

boxfish

coalise

cockish

codfish

coexist

cognise

coldish

coltish

concise

consist

coolish

copyism

copyist

cornist

cosmism

cosmist

cottise

cowfish

dockise

dodoism

dogfish

doggish

dollish

doltish

donnish

donnism

doveish

fogyish

fogyism

folkish

foodism

foolish

foppish

foxfish

goatish

goldish

goodish

hobbish

hoboism

hogfish

hoggish

hornish

hornist

hottish

koumiss

locoism

loggish

lompish

longish

lookism

lookist

loudish

loutish

mobbish

mobbism

monkish

moonish

moorish

moreish

mortise

noirish

nourish

ooftish

poetise

pollist

poloist

poorish

poppish

roguish

roinish

rompish

rookish

roynish

softish

soloist

sophism

sophist

sottish

soubise

sourish

toadish

toffish

tonnish

tourism

tourist

townish

voguish

woggish

wolfish

wolvish

wordish

wormish

yobbish

yobbism

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Being young is very important these days. Our whole culture is youth dominated. If you ever hear young people mocking older people for any reason you will probably notice that they use old and/or fat in their string of insults whenever possible. Being old is virtually a crime.

Modern culture worships youth. Worships it blindly. Any characteristic that is more typical of the young than of the old is held up as worthy of emulation. Being stupid, taking unnecessary risks, loutish behaviour, playing music that you don't really like very loud so you can be noticed listening to it; all these behaviours are new virtues. Why?

I am middle-aged and in debt. I have very little spare spending money. I cannot afford to upgrade my computer, I cannot even afford to run a car. When I was 18 to 25 I had much more disposable money. I ran a car and I bought high-tech toys. Most younger people have a large amount of money left over beyond basic necessities. They are the perfect target audience for advertisers. Advertisers woo them by fawning to them. This generates a kind of self fulfilling prophesy. Advertisers try to use the language and the idioms of the young, the young then copy these from the advertisers. Clichés are generated; young people want everything loud, bright, vibrant, fast-cut editing, zoom-in-and-out, crazy camera angles and meaningless catchphrases. Music should be loud, have lots of bass and a high bpm (that's beats per minute, how old are you, man?)

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Only one so far, David Lloyd George, who was Prime Minister from 1916 to '22. He had been Chancellor to the previous PM Herbert Asquith, but the latter resigned in the middle of WW1 following disagreements with his cabinet about war policy, and Lloyd George replaced him.

Lloyd George's first language was Welsh, and his term in office coincided with that of a Welsh Prime Minister of another country, Billy Hughes of Australia.

He died in 1945, soon after the end of WW2 in Europe, at the age of 82.

However, there have been English PM's who have been members of Parliament for Welsh constituencies, inlcuding former PM James Callaghan. There have also been several high-ranking Government Ministers who have been Welsh, including Clement Attlee's Health secretary Aneurin Bevan, who effectively created the National Health Service, and Margaret Thatcher's Defence secretary Michael Hestletine.

The leader of the Labour Party from 1983-'92 was a Welshman, Neil Kinnock, although he was never PM and resigned as Labour leader after Labour lost two elections under his leadership. He is largely responsible for having begun the process of moving Labour away from it's Socialist roots and betraying it's fundamental principles, as well as having been a loutish bully whom few people respected. Few people in Wales nowadays have any admiration for him.

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 147 words with the pattern -O-TI--. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 4th letter T and 5th letter I. In alphabetical order, they are:

boaties

boating

bolting

booties

booting

bortier

botties

bottine

botting

coating

coctile

coction

coition

colting

coltish

cooties

cortile

cortili

cortina

cortins

costing

costive

cottids

cottier

cotting

cottise

coutils

doating

doltish

dortier

dorting

dottier

dottily

dotting

douting

fontina

footier

footies

footing

forties

fortify

forting

goatier

goatish

goeties

goutier

goutily

hogtied

hogties

hootier

hooting

hosties

hostile

hosting

hotties

hotting

hottish

houting

joltier

joltily

jolting

jonties

jotting

loftier

loftily

lofting

looting

lotting

louting

loutish

lowting

moating

molting

monties

mooting

mortice

mortify

mortise

mottier

motties

nowtier

ooftish

poetics

poetise

poetize

poitins

polting

ponties

pontiff

pontify

pontile

pontils

pontine

pooting

portico

portier

porting

portion

posties

postils

posting

postins

pottier

potties

potting

poutier

poutine

pouting

roating

rootier

rooties

rooting

rortier

rorting

rosting

rotting

routine

routing

rowting

softies

softing

softish

sonties

sootier

sootily

sooting

sortied

sorties

sorting

sotting

sottish

souties

toiting

tomtits

tontine

tooting

tortile

tortive

tottier

totties

totting

toutier

touting

towting

wonting

wotting

zootier

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amish anguish banish biggish blackish blandish bleakish blemish blockish blowfish bluefish bluish boarish bonefish bookish boorish boyish brackish brandish brattish british broguish brownish brutish buckish bullish burnish caddish catfish cherish childish churlish clannish clayish cliquish cloddish clownish codfish coltish coolish crawfish crayfish danish darkish dervish dish dogfish doggish dollish donnish dovish dudish dumpish dwarfish elfish english faddish famish fattish fetich fetish fiendish finish finnish fish flatfish flattish flemish flourish foolish foppish freakish frumpish furbish furnish garfish garish garnish gawkish ghoulish girlish gnomish goldfish goodish grayfish grayish greenish grumpish haggish hashish hawkish hellish hoggish hunnish impish irish jadish jewish kaddish kiddish knavish languish lappish largish latish lavish liquorice longish loutish lumpish mannish mawkish minxish modish monish monkish moonish moorish mopish mulish nourish oafish offish oldish owlish panfish parish peevish perish pettish piggish pinkish pipefish plumpish polish poorish priggish prudish publish puckish puggish punish quackish qualmish radish raffish rakish ravish reddish relish roguish roundish rubbish ruttish sailfish scottish selfish sheepish shellfish shish shrewish sickish skirmish skittish slavish sluggish sluttish smallish snappish snobbish sottish spanish spearfish squarish squeamish squish starfish strongish stylish sunfish swedish sweetish swinish swish swordfish tarnish thievish ticklish trickish turkish uppish vanish vanquish varnish voguish waggish wannish warmish waspish weakfish weakish whiggish whitefish whitish whorish wish wolfish yiddish youngish http://www.rhymer.com/RhymingDictionary/diminish.html

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Here's some:

seven (7) letter word

abolish. anguish. babyish. baldish. batfish. beamish. bearish. beauish. biggish. blemish. blueish. boarish. boggish. boobish. bookish. boorish. boxfish. brinish. brutish. buckish. bullish. bulrush. burnish. caddish. carlish. carwash. catfish. cattish. cherish. clayish. cockish. codfish. coldish. coltish. coolish. cowfish. cubbish. cultish. currish. dampish. darkish. deafish. dervish. dogfish. doggish. dollish. doltish. donnish. dronish. dullish. dumpish. duncish. duskish. english. evanish. eyelash. eyewash. faddish. fairish. fattish. finfish. flemish. fogyish. folkish. foolish. foppish. foxfish. furbish. furnish. garfish. garnish. gawkish. girlish. gnomish. goatish. goodish. goulash. grayish. greyish. hagbush. hagfish. haggish. hashish. hawkish. heimish. hellish. hickish. hippish. hogfish. hoggish. hogwash. hottish. huffish. hunnish. jewfish. kaddish. kiddish. kiddush. knavish. kurbash. ladyish. largish. larkish. lazyish. leftish. longish. loudish. loutish. lumpish. maddish. maidish. mannish. mawkish. maybush. midrash. minxish. mobbish. monkish. moonish. moorish. mudfish. nebbish. nerdish. noirish. noncash. nourish. nunnish. oarfish. ogreish. outfish. outgush. outpush. outrush. outwash. outwish. panfish. peakish. peckish. peevish. perkish. pettish. pigfish. piggish. pinfish. pinkish. pixyish. planish. plenish. poorish. prewash. prudish. publish. puckish. puggish. punkish. pupfish. quamash. raffish. rammish. rankish. raspish. ratfish. rattish. reddish. redfish. refresh. roguish. rompish. rubbish. runtish. ruttish. saltish. sawfish. selfish. serfish. sickish. slavish. slowish. softish. sottish. sourish. squoosh. stonish. stylish. sunfish. swinish. tallish. tannish. tarbush. tarnish. tartish. tigrish. toadish. tonnish. townish. tundish. unleash. vampish. varnish. voguish. waggish. wampish. warmish. waspish. weakish. wearish. wennish. wettish. wheyish. whitish. whorish. wildish. wimpish. wispish. wolfish. wormish. zanyish.

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He is generally regarded to have been ineffectual, both in domestic and foreign affairs, although he DID see succesful British participation in the Gulf War of January 1991.

However, after this his reputation began to suffer. Despite having been an effective Chancellor under the last period of Margaret Thatcher's Premiership, he badly mishandled the economic crisis that hit Britain in Autumn 1992 known as 'Black Wednesday', when Britain had to withdraw from the European Exchange Rate Mechanism due to not being able to maintain interest rates at the levels they were in Germany. Billions of pounds were wiped off UK shares within hours, Major's Chancellor Norman Lamont had to devalue the Pound Sterling, and Britain had to renegociate it's membership of European Monetary Union, for which Major was heckled by Euro-sceptics at the annual Conservtive Party Conference.

In all fairness, it wasn't entirely his fault- there was a GLOBAL recession in the early '90s which no single world leader was responsible for, and over which a number of Premiers lost their nation's elections, including US President George Bush Snr. But nonetheless, Major was not a strong leader, being indecisive, prevaricating and unable to stand up to strong opposition.

One of his worst acts was permitting the execution of the condemned Anglo-American prisoner Nicholas Ingram in 1995- Ingram was a US citizen but had an English mother and held dual nationality. He was sent to the electric chair for the murder of a grocery shop owner in Texas twelve years earlier- Major had the power to intervene and demand that the sentence be commuted to life imprisonment, but despite graphic protests in the press describing the appalling nature of electrical execution (it's neither painless NOR quick) he abandoned Ingram to his fate- it was one of the last executions to be carried out in the US using the electric chair before it was banned nationwide by the Supreme Court as 'cruel and unusual'.

Major was not a University graduate, and as such had done very well to get to be where he was, for which he deserves much credit (especially given the fact that he was taunted about it by the then Labour leader Neil Kinnock, a loutish Welshman, and gave a memorably dignified response). But this can't take away from the fact that his leadership was distinguished only by ineptitude and lack of charismatic Government.

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The cast of The Way to Dusty Death - 1996 includes: Juda Bar Noor as Edwin Viertel Froukje Beth as Heiress Doet Birma as 2nd Girl in Casino Ron Boszhard as Prague Hotel Barman Dave Brunsdon as Coronado Team Tom Burlinson as Ike Jethou Christopher Cazenove as Paul Vincennes Hans Cornelissen as Front Desk Clerk Prague Danny de Kok as Porter Zandvoort Station Gilbert Degrand as Andreas Spinoza Manuel Demoulling as Coronado Team Laurent Dumas as The Kid Olegar Fedoro as Braggi Chantal Fischbach as Front Desk Clerk Hotel Fabienne Freising as Mother Jerry Gerribson as Heavy Johann Glaubitz as 1st Luxembourg Officer Tim Gunther as Train Barman Linda Hamilton as Beth MacAlpine Patrick Hastert as The Priest Trevor Hearfield as First Commando Phil Helsden as Coronado Team Richard Johan as 2nd Reporter Hans Karsten as Heavy Christian Kmiotek as Frederick Jeff Koob as Solosit Eric Krediet as Johan Kess Kroese as Father Kees Kroese as Father Tony Lefebre as Heavy Chantal Loonen as 1st Girl in Casino Hidde Maas as Tom Hagen Simon MacCorkindale as Johnny Harlow Mikael Martin as Bellhop Prague Hotel Mariette Mehtens as Woman Reporter Henk Molemann as Heavy Pierre Nimax as Organist Fiona Nottingham as Goodyear Girl Uwe Ochsenknecht as Gerhard Tracchia Tom Pompert as Gustav Zweig Katherine Reeve as Mary Calder Pieter Riemens as The Man with the Dog Tiffany Rodenfels as Coronado Team Barbara Sarafian as Goodyear Girl Romain Schroeder as Third Place Driver Serena Scott Thomas as Alexis Dunetskaya Roger Seimetz as Mr. Big Gary Sharp as Customs Official Joe Singelmann as Warwick Lang Gijs Stekelenburg as Heavy Robert Swann as Ray Calder Maurice Thorogood as Hans Jacobsen Yvonne Toeset as 2nd Luxembourg Officer Anthony Valentine as James MacAlpine Harry Van Brussel as Coronado Team Jim van de Snoch as 1st Reporter Hans Van Gelder as Zandvoort Hotel Barman Rick Waney as Coronado Team John Warnaby as Loutish Man Robin Woodruff as Daughter

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 235 words with the pattern -O---S-. That is, seven letter words with 2nd letter O and 6th letter S. In alphabetical order, they are:

boarish

bobbish

boggish

bogyism

boldest

bombast

boniest

boobish

bookish

boorish

bossest

bossism

bowless

boxfish

boxiest

coalise

cockish

codfish

coexist

cognise

cokiest

coldest

coldish

colossi

coltish

combust

compass

compast

compose

compost

concise

concuss

confess

confest

confuse

congest

consist

contest

contuse

coolest

coolish

copyism

copyist

corcass

cornist

cosiest

cosmism

cosmist

cottise

couldst

cowfish

cowiest

coxiest

coxless

coyness

coziest

dobhash

dockise

dodoism

dogfish

doggess

doggish

dollish

dolosse

doltish

domiest

donnish

donnism

dopiest

dotiest

doucest

dourest

doveish

doviest

dowiest

doziest

fogless

fogyish

fogyism

foliose

folkish

fondest

foodism

foolish

foppish

forlese

foulest

foxfish

foxiest

foziest

goatish

goddess

godless

goldest

goldish

goodish

gooiest

goriest

goulash

gowdest

hobbish

hoboism

hogfish

hoggish

hognose

hogwash

hokiest

holiest

homiest

hornish

hornist

hostess

hotness

hottest

hottish

jobless

jokiest

joyless

kolbasi

koumiss

koumyss

locoism

loggish

logiest

lompish

longest

longish

lookism

lookist

loosest

lothest

loudest

loudish

loutish

lowness

lowsest

mobbish

mobbism

molasse

mollusc

mollusk

molossi

monkish

moonish

moorish

mootest

mopiest

morassy

moreish

mortise

mostest

motiest

noblest

noirish

noncash

nonpast

nosiest

nourish

nowness

oofiest

ooftish

ooriest

oosiest

ooziest

podcast

poetess

poetise

pokiest

pollist

poloist

poorest

poorish

poppish

poriest

porpess

portess

poseuse

poshest

posiest

possess

potassa

poxiest

rodless

roguish

roinish

rokiest

rompish

rookish

ropiest

roriest

rosiest

roynish

softest

softish

soloist

sonless

soonest

sophism

sophist

sorbose

sottish

soubise

sourest

sourish

toadish

toeiest

toeless

toffish

toniest

tonnish

toomest

topless

topmast

topmost

tourism

tourist

towiest

townish

toyless

vogiest

voguish

votress

vowless

woeness

woggish

wolfish

wolvish

wordish

wormish

wottest

wouldst

wowfest

yobbish

yobbism

zooiest

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According to SOWPODS (the combination of Scrabble dictionaries used around the world) there are 294 words with the pattern ----I-H. That is, seven letter words with 5th letter I and 7th letter H. In alphabetical order, they are:

abolish

alumish

anguish

ardrigh

babyish

baddish

baldish

batfish

beamish

bearish

beauish

biggish

blemish

blokish

blueish

boarish

bobbish

boggish

boobish

bookish

boorish

boxfish

brinish

brutish

buckish

bullish

burnish

caddish

carlish

catfish

cattish

ceilidh

chavish

cherish

clayish

cockish

codfish

coldish

coltish

coolish

cowfish

cronish

cubbish

cultish

currish

dampish

dankish

darkish

deafish

dervish

dimmish

distich

dogfish

doggish

dollish

doltish

donnish

doveish

dronish

dullish

dumpish

duncish

dunnish

duskish

eldrich

english

estrich

evanish

faddish

fairish

falsish

fastish

fattish

fennish

filmish

fineish

finfish

flemish

fogyish

folkish

foolish

foppish

foxfish

fullish

furbish

furnish

gampish

garfish

garnish

gawkish

gemfish

girlish

gnomish

goatish

goldish

goodish

grayish

greyish

guarish

gullish

hagfish

haggish

haimish

hardish

hashish

hawkish

heimish

hellish

hennish

hickish

highish

hippish

hobbish

hogfish

hoggish

hornish

hottish

huffish

hunnish

inveigh

jewfish

jiggish

kaddish

kernish

kiddish

knavish

laddish

ladyish

largish

larkish

lazyish

leftish

loggish

lompish

longish

loudish

loutish

lubfish

lumpish

luskish

maddish

maidish

mannish

mastich

mawkish

meltith

messiah

minxish

missish

mobbish

monkish

moonish

moorish

moreish

mudfish

muffish

muggish

mumpish

murkish

nebbich

nebbish

neddish

neolith

nerdish

niceish

noirish

nourish

nunnish

nurdish

oarfish

ogreish

ooftish

ostrich

otolith

outfish

outwish

outwith

panfish

parkish

peakish

peckish

peevish

perkish

pettish

piedish

pigfish

piggish

pinfish

pinkish

pixyish

planish

plenish

poorish

poppish

prudish

publish

puckish

puggish

punkish

pupfish

raffish

rammish

rankish

raspish

ratfish

rattish

reddish

redfish

rellish

reweigh

riggish

roguish

roinish

rompish

rookish

roynish

rubbish

rummish

runtish

ruttish

saddish

saltish

sawfish

schlich

scraich

scraigh

screich

screigh

selfish

serfish

shariah

sickish

skreigh

slavish

slowish

snakish

snowish

softish

sottish

sourish

stonish

stylish

sunfish

swinish

tallish

tallith

tannish

tarnish

tartish

tigrish

tittish

toadish

toffish

tonnish

townish

trilith

tubbish

tubfish

tundish

turbith

unfaith

urolith

vampish

varnish

voguish

waggish

waifish

wampish

wannish

warmish

waspish

weakish

wearish

weblish

wennish

wettish

wheyish

whitish

whorish

wildish

wimpish

wispish

woggish

wolfish

wolvish

wordish

wormish

yobbish

zabtieh

zanyish

zaptiah

zaptieh

zarnich

zoolith

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abolish. alumish. anguish. babyish. baddish. baldish. beamish. bearish. beauish. biggish. blemish. blueish. boarish. bobbish. boggish. boobish. bookish. boorish. boxfish. brinish. brutish. buckish. bullish. burnish. caddish. carlish. catfish. cattish. cherish. clayish. cockish. codfish. coldish. coltish. coolish. cowfish. cubbish. cultish. currish. dampish. dankish. darkish. deafish. dervish. dimmish. dogfish. doggish. dollish. doltish. donnish. doveish. dronish. dullish. dumpish. duncish. dunnish. duskish. english. evanish. faddish. fairish. falsish. fastish. fattish. fennish. filmish. fineish. finfish. flemish. fogyish. folkish. foolish. foppish. foxfish. fullish. furbish. furnish. gampish. garfish. garnish. gawkish. gemfish. girlish. gnomish. goatish. goldish. goodish. grayish. greyish. guarish. gullish. hagfish. haggish. hardish. hashish. hawkish. heimish. hellish. hickish. highish. hippish. hobbish. hogfish. hoggish. hornish. hottish. huffish. hunnish. jewfish. jiggish. kaddish. kernish. kiddish. knavish. laddish. ladyish. largish. larkish. lazyish. leftish. lompish. longish. loudish. loutish. lubfish. lumpish. luskish. maddish. maidish. mannish. mawkish. minxish. missish. mobbish. monkish. moonish. moorish. moreish. mudfish. muffish. muggish. mumpish. murkish. nebbish. nerdish. niceish. noirish. nourish. nunnish. oarfish. ogreish. ooftish. outfish. outwish. panfish. parkish. peakish. peckish. peevish. perkish. pettish. piedish. piggish. pinkish. pixyish. planish. plenish. poorish. poppish. prudish. publish. puckish. puggish. punkish. pupfish. raffish. rammish. rankish. raspish. rattish. reddish. rellish. riggish. roguish. roinish. rompish. rookish. roynish. rubbish. rummish. runtish. ruttish. saddish. saltish. sawfish. selfish. serfish. sickish. slavish. slowish. snakish. snowish. softish. sottish. sourish. stonish. stylish. sunfish. swinish. tallish. tannish. tarnish. tartish. tigrish. tittish. toadish. toffish. tonnish. townish. tubbish. tubfish. tundish. vampish. varnish. voguish. waggish. wampish. wannish. warmish. waspish. weakish. wearish. wennish. wettish. wheyish. whitish. whorish. wildish. wimpish. wispish. wolvish. wordish. wormish. yobbish. zanyish.

(anything that ends with -fish does not count because -fish is a word not a suffix).

do you know a ish word that means drown and you forgot prankish

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Sheepish, sluggish, Cornish, rubbish, foolish, outlandish, mawkish, boyish, girlish, apish, stylish, fish, dish, wish, standoffish, distinguish, nightmarish, accomplish, horseradish plus many words that end with fish, such as cuttlefish, blowfish, etc.

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John Warnaby has: Played Mr. Brock in "Grange Hill" in 1978. Played Charlie Wisbeach in "Rumpole of the Bailey" in 1978. Played Treasurer in "Privileged" in 1982. Played Julian Sampson in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Jeremy Bayley in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Terry Jowit in "The Bill" in 1984. Performed in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Donald Wright in "The Bill" in 1984. Played Auctioneer in "Lovejoy" in 1986. Played Augustus Casey in "Ruth Rendell Mysteries" in 1987. Played Political Editor in "The New Statesman" in 1987. Played TV Reporter in "The New Statesman" in 1987. Played Auctioneer in "The New Statesman" in 1987. Played Smith in "The Return of Shelley" in 1988. Played 2nd Salesman in "The Return of Shelley" in 1988. Played Roberts in "El C.I.D." in 1990. Played Dr. Hammond in "Paper Mask" in 1990. Played Captain Haynes in "Soldier Soldier" in 1991. Played Barrister in "Spender" in 1991. Played Warrinder in "A Touch of Frost" in 1992. Played Auctioneer in "Get Back" in 1992. Played Count Maurice in "Maigret" in 1992. Played Kosmin in "Between the Lines" in 1992. Played Vet in "The Detectives" in 1993. Played Samuel Pepys in "Magic Grandad" in 1993. Played Dr. Edward Jenner in "Magic Grandad" in 1993. Played Dr. Norton in "Peak Practice" in 1993. Played Lt. Swaine in "The Cinder Path" in 1994. Played Hamilton in "99-1" in 1994. Played Don Wargrave in "Class Act" in 1994. Played Alan Perriman in "Anna Lee" in 1994. Played Noah Ingram in "Space Precinct" in 1994. Played British Officer in "The Adventures of Young Indiana Jones: Attack of the Hawkmen" in 1995. Played Mike Beardsall in "Hamish Macbeth" in 1995. Played Geoffrey Grant in "An Independent Man" in 1995. Played Loutish Man in "The Way to Dusty Death" in 1996. Played Nigel in "On Dangerous Ground" in 1996. Played Hugo Slattery in "Silent Witness" in 1996. Played Nigel in "Midnight Man" in 1997. Played Keith Scholey in "Midsomer Murders" in 1997. Played Hugo in "The Commissioner" in 1998. Played Hugh Fielding in "Holby City" in 1999. Played Sebastian in "Big Bad World" in 1999. Played Mr. Sanders in "Topsy-Turvy" in 1999. Played Findlater in "Eureka Street" in 1999. Played Michael Fairclough in "Doctors" in 2000. Played Tim Beecham QC in "Rough Treatment" in 2000. Played Christopher Hodgkins in "Doctors" in 2000. Played Dr. Meekin in "Doctors" in 2000. Played Feathers in "In Love and War" in 2001. Played Freddie in "A Day in the Death of Joe Egg" in 2002. Played David Griffiths in "Ali G Indahouse" in 2002. Played Frank Cliff in "Cambridge Spies" in 2003. Played Mr. Wigton in "Final Demand" in 2003. Played James Blake in "New Tricks" in 2003. Played Phone-in Presenter in "The Second Coming" in 2003. Played JC Carberry in "Julian Fellowes Investigates: A Most Mysterious Murder - The Case of the Earl of Erroll" in 2005. Played Vasili Mishin in "Space Race" in 2005. Played Mishin in "Space Race" in 2005. Played Simon in "Separate Lies" in 2005. Played Badger in "The Line of Beauty" in 2006. Played Lord Cirencester in "Hotel Babylon" in 2006. Played James Brickman in "M.I.High" in 2007. Played Mansfield in "The History of Mr Polly" in 2007. Played Pinocchio in "Secret Diary of a Call Girl" in 2007. Played Richard Kay in "Diana: Last Days of a Princess" in 2007. Played Editor in "He Kills Coppers" in 2008. Played Seb in "Mistresses" in 2008. Played Dr. Halshaw in "Hughie Green, Most Sincerely" in 2008. Played Caulfield in "Minder" in 2009. Played Colonel Henry Reid (2010) in "The Promise" in 2010. Played Colonel Henry Reid in "The Promise" in 2010. Played Mlacolm Arnold in "Injustice" in 2011. Played Malcolm Arnold in "Injustice" in 2011. Played Pathologist in "Eternal Law" in 2012. Played Mr. Bledisloe in "The Sweeney" in 2012. Played Stanley Greenball in "Le capital" in 2012. Played Dr. Gavin Thurston in "Lucan" in 2013. Played Ian Culverson in "The Wrong Mans" in 2013. Played Paul Meunier in "The Musketeers" in 2014.

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