faddish
faddish
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bish, dish, fish, Frisch, Gish, knish, pish, squish, swish, wish
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clayish, greyish (
US grayish)
•puppyish • babyish
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dandyish, sandyish
•toadyish • fogeyish • monkeyish
•sissyish • Gypsyish • prettyish
•heavyish • dryish
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lowish, slowish
•sallowish • yellowish • narrowish
•boyish • tomboyish
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bluish, Jewish, newish, shrewish
•Pollyannaish • prima donna-ish
•nebbish
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slobbish, snobbish, yobbish
•rubbish • furbish
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baddish, caddish, faddish, kaddish, laddish, radish, saddish
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blandish, brandish, outlandish, Standish
•Cavendish • Netherlandish
•horseradish • hardish • reddish
•Wendish • old-maidish • Swedish
•fiendish • Yiddish • widish
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childish, mildish, wildish
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cloddish, oddish
•baldish • roundish
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modish, toadish
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coldish, oldish
•prudish • goodish • Kurdish
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One final show for the Goons; HOTHOUSE, PROPERTY ON SUNDAY.(Column)
Newspaper article from: The Mail on Sunday (London, England); 5/9/2004; 700+ words
; ...shuttered Willinghurst House in the picturesque village of Shamley Green, near Cranleigh, Surrey. It was designed by Philip Speakman Webb, who built The Red House for William Morris and was a prolific figure in the Arts and Crafts movement. Willinghurst...
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FOR THE RECORD.(Vitals)
Newspaper article from: The Register-Guard (Eugene, OR); 9/8/2005; 700+ words
; ...Moses - Serafina Clarke and Philip Moses, of Eugene, a son. Aug...a daughter. Welton - Alissa Webb and Greg Welton, of Florence...in charge of arrangements. Speakman - Reba Nadine Speakman, 81, of Reedsport, died Sept...
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Philip Speakman Webb
Book article from: The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Philip Speakman Webb 1831-1915, English architect. His influence...and a supporter of his aesthetic creeds. Webb's first commission was the historic Red...development of the arts and crafts movement. Webb was one of the six members of this firm...
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Webb, Philip Speakman
Book article from: A Dictionary of Architecture and Landscape Architecture
Webb, Philip Speakman (1831–1915). Influential English Arts-and-Crafts architect...that are more domestic than ecclesiastical in character. Claims that Webb was somehow a precursor of the Modern Movement do not stand up to serious...
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