Common
Common adjective - Often observed or encountered.
Posh
Posh adjective - Elegant and fashionable.
Both words in one sentence
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Reynard the Fox: In the Dutch/Flemish version Curtise the posh dog is identified as French, as was common with the noblemen in those days.
Source: French Jerk -
French Jerk: In the Dutch/Flemish version Curtise the posh dog is identified as French, as was common with the noblemen in those days.
Source: Literature / Reynard the Fox - The only thing it had in common with the current incarnation of the show was the theme music and the fact that Clarkson was in it (although he was just one of the many presenters, and not one of the main hosts either, and not to mention he was putting on a posh accent in those days).
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