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#include <string>
#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <cctype>
class FileSizeOptions : public Gecode::SizeOptions {
protected:
Gecode::Driver::StringValueOption _file;
public:
FileSizeOptions(const char* s);
const char* file(void) const;
};
class Dictionary {
protected:
static const int limit_len = 64;
int max_len;
int n_all_words;
int n_words[limit_len];
char* s_words[limit_len];
char* chunk;
public:
Dictionary(void);
void init(const char* fn);
int len(void) const;
int words(void) const;
int words(int l) const;
const char* word(int l, int i) const;
template<class Char, class Traits>
std::basic_ostream<Char,Traits>&
print(std::basic_ostream<Char,Traits>& os) const;
~Dictionary(void);
};
template<class Char, class Traits>
std::basic_ostream<Char,Traits>&
operator <<(std::basic_ostream<Char,Traits>& os, const Dictionary& d);
Dictionary dict;
namespace {
/*
* The following wordlists are taken from SCOWL, english-55. Please
* see below for details and copyright information.
*
*/
const char* w_0[] = {
""
};
const char* w_1[] = {
"a", "b", "c", "d", "e", "f", "g", "h", "i", "j", "k", "l",
"m", "n", "o", "p", "q", "r", "s", "t", "u", "v", "w", "x",
"y", "z"
};
const char* w_2[] = {
"ad", "ah", "am", "an", "as", "at", "be", "by", "cs", "do",
"eh", "em", "es", "ex", "fa", "go", "gs", "ha", "he", "hi",
"hm", "ho", "id", "if", "in", "is", "it", "kc", "ks", "la",
"lo", "ls", "ma", "me", "mi", "ms", "mu", "my", "no", "nu",
"of", "oh", "oi", "on", "or", "ow", "ox", "pa", "pi", "re",
"rs", "sh", "so", "ta", "ti", "to", "ts", "uh", "um", "up",
"us", "vs", "we", "ya", "ye", "yo"
};
const char* w_3[] = {
"aah", "ace", "act", "add", "ado", "ads", "adz", "aft",
"age", "ago", "aha", "aid", "ail", "aim", "air", "alb",
"ale", "all", "amp", "and", "ant", "any", "ape", "apt",
"arc", "are", "ark", "arm", "art", "ash", "ask", "asp",
"ate", "auk", "awe", "awl", "aye", "baa", "bad", "bag",
"bah", "ban", "bap", "bar", "bat", "bay", "bed", "bee",
"beg", "bet", "bib", "bid", "big", "bin", "bit", "biz",
"boa", "bob", "bod", "bog", "boo", "bop", "bow", "box",
"boy", "bra", "brr", "bub", "bud", "bug", "bum", "bun",
"bur", "bus", "but", "buy", "bye", "cab", "cad", "cam",
"can", "cap", "car", "cat", "caw", "chi", "cob", "cod",
"cog", "con", "coo", "cop", "cot", "cow", "cox", "coy",
"cry", "cub", "cud", "cue", "cup", "cur", "cut", "dab",
"dad", "dag", "dam", "day", "deb", "den", "dew", "did",
"die", "dig", "dim", "din", "dip", "dis", "dob", "doc",
"doe", "dog", "don", "dos", "dot", "dry", "dub", "dud",
"due", "dug", "duh", "dun", "duo", "dye", "ear", "eat",
"ebb", "ecu", "eek", "eel", "eff", "egg", "ego", "eke",
"elf", "elk", "ell", "elm", "ems", "emu", "end", "eon",
"era", "ere", "erg", "err", "eta", "eve", "ewe", "eye",
"fab", "fad", "fag", "fan", "far", "fat", "fax", "fed",
"fee", "fen", "fer", "few", "fey", "fez", "fib", "fie",
"fig", "fin", "fir", "fit", "fix", "flu", "fly", "fob",
"foe", "fog", "fop", "for", "fox", "fro", "fry", "fug",
"fun", "fur", "gab", "gad", "gag", "gal", "gap", "gas",
"gay", "gee", "gel", "gem", "get", "gig", "gin", "git",
"gnu", "gob", "god", "goo", "gos", "got", "gum", "gun",
"gut", "guv", "guy", "gym", "gyp", "had", "hag", "haj",
"ham", "has", "hat", "haw", "hay", "hem", "hen", "hep",
"her", "hes", "hew", "hex", "hey", "hid", "hie", "him",
"hip", "his", "hit", "hob", "hod", "hoe", "hog", "hop",
"hos", "hot", "how", "hub", "hue", "hug", "huh", "hum",
"hut", "ice", "icy", "ids", "ifs", "ilk", "ill", "imp",
"ink", "inn", "ins", "ion", "ire", "irk", "ism", "its",
"ivy", "jab", "jag", "jam", "jar", "jaw", "jay", "jet",
"jib", "jig", "job", "jog", "jot", "joy", "jug", "jut",
"keg", "ken", "key", "kid", "kin", "kip", "kit", "lab",
"lad", "lag", "lam", "lap", "lav", "law", "lax", "lay",
"lea", "led", "lee", "leg", "lei", "let", "lib", "lid",
"lie", "lip", "lit", "lob", "log", "loo", "lop", "lot",
"low", "lox", "lug", "luv", "lye", "mac", "mad", "mam",
"man", "map", "mar", "mas", "mat", "maw", "may", "meg",
"men", "mes", "met", "mew", "mic", "mid", "mil", "mix",
"mob", "mod", "moi", "mom", "moo", "mop", "mow", "mud",
"mug", "mum", "mys", "nab", "nae", "nag", "nah", "nan",
"nap", "nay", "net", "new", "nib", "nil", "nip", "nit",
"nix", "nob", "nod", "non", "nor", "not", "now", "nth",
"nub", "nun", "nut", "oaf", "oak", "oar", "oat", "och",
"odd", "ode", "off", "oft", "ohm", "oho", "ohs", "oik",
"oil", "old", "one", "ooh", "ops", "opt", "orb", "ore",
"our", "out", "ova", "owe", "owl", "own", "pad", "pah",
"pal", "pan", "pap", "par", "pas", "pat", "paw", "pay",
"pea", "pee", "peg", "pen", "pep", "per", "pet", "pew",
"pic", "pie", "pig", "pin", "pip", "pis", "pit", "pix",
"ply", "pod", "poi", "pol", "pom", "poo", "pop", "pot",
"pow", "pox", "pro", "pry", "pub", "pud", "pug", "pun",
"pup", "pus", "put", "pyx", "qua", "rag", "ram", "ran",
"rap", "rat", "raw", "ray", "red", "ref", "rep", "rev",
"rho", "rib", "rid", "rig", "rim", "rip", "rob", "rod",
"roe", "rot", "row", "rub", "rue", "rug", "rum", "run",
"rut", "rye", "sac", "sad", "sag", "sap", "sat", "saw",
"sax", "say", "sea", "see", "set", "sew", "sex", "she",
"shh", "shy", "sic", "sin", "sip", "sir", "sis", "sit",
"six", "ska", "ski", "sky", "sly", "sob", "sod", "sol",
"son", "sop", "sot", "sou", "sow", "soy", "spa", "spy",
"ssh", "sty", "sub", "sue", "sum", "sun", "sup", "tab",
"tad", "tag", "tam", "tan", "tap", "tar", "tat", "tax",
"tea", "tee", "ten", "the", "tho", "thy", "tic", "tie",
"til", "tin", "tip", "tit", "toe", "tog", "tom", "ton",
"too", "top", "tor", "tot", "tow", "toy", "try", "tub",
"tug", "tum", "tun", "tut", "tux", "two", "ugh", "ump",
"uni", "ups", "urn", "use", "vac", "van", "vat", "veg",
"vet", "vex", "via", "vie", "vim", "vow", "wad", "wag",
"wan", "war", "was", "wax", "way", "web", "wed", "wee",
"wen", "wet", "who", "why", "wig", "win", "wit", "woe",
"wog", "wok", "won", "woo", "wop", "wot", "wow", "wry",
"yak", "yam", "yap", "yaw", "yea", "yen", "yep", "yer",
"yes", "yet", "yew", "yid", "yin", "yip", "yob", "yon",
"you", "yuk", "yum", "yup", "zap", "zed", "zip", "zit",
"zoo"
};
const char* w_4[] = {
"abed", "abet", "able", "ably", "abut", "aced", "aces",
"ache", "achy", "acid", "acme", "acne", "acre", "acts",
"adds", "afar", "agar", "aged", "ages", "agog", "ague",
"ahas", "ahem", "ahoy", "aide", "aids", "ails", "aims",
"airs", "airy", "ajar", "akin", "alas", "albs", "ales",
"alga", "ally", "alms", "aloe", "also", "alto", "alum",
"amen", "amid", "ammo", "amok", "amps", "anal", "ands",
"anew", "ankh", "anon", "ante", "anti", "ants", "anus",
"aped", "apes", "apex", "apse", "aqua", "arch", "arcs",
"area", "ares", "aria", "arid", "arks", "arms", "army",
"arts", "arty", "ashy", "asks", "asps", "ates", "atom",
"atop", "auks", "aunt", "aura", "auto", "aver", "avid",
"avow", "away", "awed", "awes", "awls", "awry", "axed",
"axes", "axis", "axle", "axon", "ayes", "baas", "babe",
"baby", "back", "bade", "bags", "bahs", "bail", "bait",
"bake", "bald", "bale", "balk", "ball", "balm", "band",
"bane", "bang", "bani", "bank", "bans", "baps", "barb",
"bard", "bare", "barf", "bark", "barn", "bars", "base",
"bash", "bask", "bass", "bast", "bate", "bath", "bats",
"baud", "bawl", "bays", "bead", "beak", "beam", "bean",
"bear", "beat", "beau", "beck", "beds", "beef", "been",
"beep", "beer", "bees", "beet", "begs", "bell", "belt",
"bend", "bent", "berg", "berk", "berm", "best", "beta",
"bets", "bevy", "bias", "bibs", "bide", "bids", "bier",
"biff", "bike", "bile", "bilk", "bill", "bind", "bins",
"bird", "bite", "bits", "blab", "blag", "blah", "bled",
"blew", "blip", "blob", "bloc", "blot", "blow", "blue",
"blur", "boar", "boas", "boat", "bobs", "bode", "bods",
"body", "bogs", "boil", "bola", "bold", "bole", "boll",
"bolt", "bomb", "bond", "bone", "bong", "bonk", "bony",
"boob", "book", "boom", "boon", "boor", "boos", "boot",
"bops", "bore", "born", "bosh", "boss", "both", "bout",
"bowl", "bows", "boxy", "boys", "bozo", "brad", "brae",
"brag", "bran", "bras", "brat", "bray", "bred", "brew",
"brie", "brig", "brim", "brow", "bubs", "buck", "buds",
"buff", "bugs", "bulb", "bulk", "bull", "bumf", "bump",
"bums", "bung", "bunk", "buns", "bunt", "buoy", "burg",
"burk", "burn", "burp", "burr", "burs", "bury", "bush",
"busk", "buss", "bust", "busy", "buts", "butt", "buys",
"buzz", "byes", "byre", "byte", "cabs", "cads", "caff",
"cage", "cake", "calf", "call", "calm", "came", "camp",
"cams", "cane", "cans", "cant", "cape", "caps", "card",
"care", "carp", "cars", "cart", "case", "cash", "cask",
"cast", "cats", "cave", "caws", "cede", "cell", "cent",
"chap", "char", "chat", "chef", "chew", "chic", "chin",
"chip", "chit", "choc", "chop", "chow", "chug", "chum",
"ciao", "cine", "cite", "city", "clad", "clam", "clan",
"clap", "claw", "clay", "clef", "clew", "clip", "clod",
"clog", "clop", "clot", "cloy", "club", "clue", "coal",
"coat", "coax", "cobs", "cock", "coda", "code", "cods",
"coed", "cogs", "coif", "coil", "coin", "coir", "coke",
"cola", "cold", "cols", "colt", "coma", "comb", "come",
"cone", "conk", "cons", "cony", "cook", "cool", "coon",
"coop", "coos", "coot", "cope", "cops", "copy", "cord",
"core", "cork", "corm", "corn", "cosh", "cost", "cote",
"cots", "coup", "cove", "cowl", "cows", "crab", "crag",
"cram", "crap", "craw", "cred", "crew", "crib", "crop",
"crow", "crud", "crux", "cube", "cubs", "cuds", "cued",
"cues", "cuff", "cull", "cult", "cums", "cunt", "cups",
"curd", "cure", "curl", "curs", "curt", "cusp", "cuss",
"cute", "cuts", "cyan", "cyst", "dabs", "dado", "dads",
"daft", "dago", "dags", "dais", "dale", "dame", "damn",
"damp", "dams", "dang", "dank", "dare", "dark", "darn",
"dart", "dash", "data", "date", "daub", "dawn", "days",
"daze", "dead", "deaf", "deal", "dean", "dear", "debs",
"debt", "deck", "deed", "deem", "deep", "deer", "deft",
"defy", "deli", "dell", "demo", "dens", "dent", "deny",
"derv", "desk", "dewy", "dhow", "dial", "dice", "dick",
"died", "dies", "diet", "digs", "dike", "dill", "dime",
"dims", "dine", "ding", "dins", "dint", "dips", "dire",
"dirk", "dirt", "disc", "dish", "disk", "diva", "dive",
"dobs", "dock", "docs", "dodo", "doer", "does", "doff",
"dogs", "dole", "doll", "dolt", "dome", "done", "dons",
"doom", "door", "dope", "dork", "dorm", "dory", "dose",
"dosh", "doss", "dost", "dote", "doth", "dots", "dour",
"dove", "down", "doze", "dozy", "drab", "drag", "dram",
"drat", "draw", "dray", "drew", "drip", "drop", "drub",
"drug", "drum", "drys", "dual", "dubs", "duck", "duct",
"dude", "duds", "duel", "dues", "duet", "duff", "duke",
"dull", "duly", "dumb", "dump", "dune", "dung", "dunk",
"duns", "duos", "dupe", "dusk", "dust", "duty", "dyed",
"dyer", "dyes", "each", "earl", "earn", "ears", "ease",
"east", "easy", "eats", "eave", "ebbs", "echo", "ecru",
"eddy", "edge", "edgy", "edit", "eels", "effs", "eggs",
"egos", "eked", "ekes", "elks", "ells", "elms", "else",
"emir", "emit", "emus", "ends", "envy", "eons", "epic",
"eras", "ergo", "ergs", "errs", "espy", "etch", "euro",
"even", "ever", "eves", "evil", "ewer", "ewes", "exam",
"exec", "exes", "exit", "expo", "eyed", "eyes", "face",
"fact", "fade", "fads", "faff", "fags", "fail", "fain",
"fair", "fake", "fall", "fame", "fang", "fans", "fare",
"farm", "fart", "fast", "fate", "fats", "faun", "fave",
"fawn", "faze", "fear", "feat", "feds", "feed", "feel",
"fees", "feet", "fell", "felt", "fems", "fend", "fens",
"fern", "fess", "fest", "feta", "feud", "fiat", "fibs",
"fief", "fies", "fife", "figs", "file", "fill", "film",
"filo", "find", "fine", "fink", "fins", "fire", "firm",
"firs", "fish", "fist", "fits", "five", "fizz", "flab",
"flag", "flak", "flan", "flap", "flat", "flaw", "flax",
"flay", "flea", "fled", "flee", "flew", "flex", "flip",
"flit", "floe", "flog", "flop", "flow", "flub", "flue",
"flux", "foal", "foam", "fobs", "foes", "fogs", "foil",
"fold", "folk", "fond", "font", "food", "fool", "foot",
"fops", "ford", "fore", "fork", "form", "fort", "foul",
"four", "fowl", "foxy", "frat", "fray", "free", "fret",
"frig", "frog", "from", "fuck", "fuel", "full", "fume",
"fund", "funk", "furl", "furs", "fury", "fuse", "fuss",
"futz", "fuzz", "gabs", "gads", "gaff", "gaga", "gags",
"gain", "gait", "gala", "gale", "gall", "gals", "game",
"gamy", "gang", "gaol", "gape", "gaps", "garb", "gash",
"gasp", "gate", "gave", "gawd", "gawk", "gawp", "gays",
"gaze", "gear", "geed", "geek", "gees", "geld", "gels",
"gems", "gene", "gens", "gent", "germ", "gets", "ghee",
"gibe", "gift", "gigs", "gild", "gill", "gilt", "gins",
"gird", "girl", "giro", "girt", "gist", "gite", "gits",
"give", "glad", "glam", "glee", "glen", "glib", "glob",
"glop", "glow", "glue", "glum", "glut", "gnat", "gnaw",
"gnus", "goad", "goal", "goat", "gobs", "gods", "goer",
"goes", "gold", "golf", "gone", "gong", "good", "goof",
"gook", "goon", "goop", "gore", "gory", "gosh", "goth",
"gout", "govs", "gown", "grab", "grad", "gram", "gran",
"grew", "grid", "grim", "grin", "grip", "grit", "grog",
"grow", "grub", "guff", "gulf", "gull", "gulp", "gums",
"gunk", "guns", "guru", "gush", "gust", "guts", "guvs",
"guys", "gyms", "gyps", "gyro", "hack", "haft", "hags",
"hail", "hair", "hajj", "hake", "hale", "half", "hall",
"halo", "halt", "hams", "hand", "hang", "hank", "hard",
"hare", "hark", "harm", "harp", "hart", "hash", "hasp",
"hast", "hate", "hath", "hats", "haul", "have", "hawk",
"haws", "hays", "haze", "hazy", "head", "heal", "heap",
"hear", "heat", "heck", "heed", "heel", "heft", "heir",
"held", "hell", "helm", "help", "hemp", "hems", "hens",
"heps", "herb", "herd", "here", "hero", "hers", "hews",
"hick", "hide", "hied", "hies", "high", "hike", "hill",
"hilt", "hims", "hind", "hint", "hips", "hire", "hiss",
"hits", "hive", "hiya", "hoax", "hobo", "hobs", "hock",
"hods", "hoed", "hoes", "hogs", "hold", "hole", "hols",
"holy", "home", "hone", "honk", "hood", "hoof", "hook",
"hoop", "hoot", "hope", "hops", "horn", "hose", "host",
"hots", "hour", "hove", "howl", "hows", "hubs", "hued",
"hues", "huff", "huge", "hugs", "huhs", "hula", "hulk",
"hull", "hump", "hums", "hung", "hunk", "hunt", "hurl",
"hurt", "hush", "husk", "huts", "hymn", "hype", "hypo",
"iamb", "ibex", "ibis", "iced", "ices", "icky", "icon",
"idea", "idem", "ides", "idle", "idly", "idol", "iffy",
"ilks", "ills", "imam", "imps", "inch", "info", "inks",
"inky", "inns", "inti", "into", "ions", "iota", "ired",
"ires", "iris", "irks", "iron", "isle", "isms", "itch",
"item", "jabs", "jack", "jade", "jags", "jail", "jamb",
"jams", "jape", "jars", "jaws", "jays", "jazz", "jeep",
"jeer", "jeez", "jell", "jerk", "jest", "jets", "jibs",
"jigs", "jilt", "jink", "jinn", "jinx", "jive", "jobs",
"jock", "joey", "jogs", "john", "join", "joke", "jolt",
"josh", "jots", "jowl", "joys", "judo", "jugs", "jump",
"junk", "jury", "just", "jute", "juts", "kale", "kart",
"keel", "keen", "keep", "kegs", "kelp", "kens", "kept",
"keys", "khan", "kick", "kids", "kike", "kill", "kiln",
"kilo", "kilt", "kind", "king", "kink", "kins", "kips",
"kirk", "kiss", "kite", "kith", "kits", "kiwi", "knee",
"knew", "knit", "knob", "knot", "know", "kohl", "kook",
"labs", "lace", "lack", "lacy", "lade", "lads", "lady",
"lags", "laid", "lain", "lair", "lake", "lama", "lamb",
"lame", "lamp", "lams", "land", "lane", "lank", "laps",
"lard", "lark", "lash", "lass", "last", "late", "lath",
"lats", "laud", "lava", "lavs", "lawn", "laws", "lays",
"laze", "lazy", "lead", "leaf", "leak", "lean", "leap",
"leas", "lech", "leek", "leer", "lees", "left", "legs",
"leis", "lend", "lens", "lent", "less", "lest", "lets",
"levy", "lewd", "liar", "libs", "lice", "lick", "lido",
"lids", "lied", "lief", "lien", "lies", "lieu", "life",
"lift", "like", "lilo", "lilt", "lily", "limb", "lime",
"limn", "limo", "limp", "limy", "line", "link", "lino",
"lint", "lion", "lips", "lira", "lire", "lisp", "list",
"lite", "live", "load", "loaf", "loam", "loan", "lobe",
"lobs", "loch", "loci", "lock", "loco", "lode", "loft",
"loge", "logo", "logs", "loin", "loll", "lone", "long",
"look", "loom", "loon", "loop", "loos", "loot", "lope",
"lops", "lord", "lore", "lorn", "lose", "loss", "lost",
"lots", "loud", "lour", "lout", "love", "lows", "luau",
"lube", "luck", "ludo", "luge", "lugs", "lull", "lulu",
"lump", "lung", "lure", "lurk", "lush", "lust", "lute",
"luvs", "lynx", "lyre", "mace", "mack", "macs", "made",
"mags", "maid", "mail", "maim", "main", "make", "male",
"mall", "malt", "mama", "mams", "mane", "mans", "many",
"maps", "mare", "mark", "mars", "mart", "mash", "mask",
"mass", "mast", "mate", "math", "mats", "maul", "maws",
"mayo", "maze", "mead", "meal", "mean", "meat", "meek",
"meet", "mega", "megs", "meld", "melt", "memo", "mend",
"menu", "mere", "mesa", "mesh", "mess", "mete", "mewl",
"mews", "mica", "mice", "mick", "mics", "mien", "miff",
"mike", "mild", "mile", "milk", "mill", "mils", "mime",
"mind", "mine", "mini", "mink", "mint", "minx", "mire",
"miss", "mist", "mite", "mitt", "moan", "moat", "mobs",
"mock", "mode", "mods", "mole", "moll", "molt", "moms",
"monk", "mono", "mood", "moon", "moor", "moos", "moot",
"mope", "mops", "more", "morn", "mosh", "moss", "most",
"mote", "moth", "move", "mows", "much", "muck", "muff",
"mugs", "mule", "mull", "mums", "murk", "muse", "mush",
"musk", "muss", "must", "mute", "mutt", "myna", "myth",
"nabs", "naff", "nags", "nail", "name", "nans", "nape",
"naps", "narc", "nary", "nave", "navy", "nays", "near",
"neat", "neck", "need", "negs", "neon", "nerd", "nest",
"nets", "nett", "news", "newt", "next", "nibs", "nice",
"nick", "niff", "nigh", "nils", "nine", "nips", "nits",
"nobs", "node", "nods", "noel", "noes", "none", "nook",
"noon", "nope", "norm", "nose", "nosh", "note", "noun",
"nous", "nova", "nowt", "nubs", "nude", "nuke", "null",
"numb", "nuns", "nuts", "oafs", "oaks", "oars", "oath",
"oats", "obey", "obit", "oboe", "odds", "odes", "offs",
"ogle", "ogre", "ohms", "ohos", "oiks", "oils", "oily",
"oink", "okay", "okra", "oleo", "omen", "omit", "once",
"ones", "only", "onto", "onus", "onyx", "oohs", "oops",
"ooze", "oozy", "opal", "open", "opts", "opus", "oral",
"orbs", "ores", "orgy", "ouch", "ours", "oust", "outs",
"ouzo", "oval", "oven", "over", "ovum", "owed", "owes",
"owls", "owns", "oxen", "oxes", "pace", "pack", "pact",
"pacy", "pads", "page", "paid", "pail", "pain", "pair",
"pale", "pall", "palm", "pals", "pane", "pang", "pans",
"pant", "papa", "paps", "para", "pare", "park", "pars",
"part", "pass", "past", "pate", "path", "pats", "pave",
"pawl", "pawn", "paws", "pays", "peak", "peal", "pear",
"peas", "peat", "peck", "pecs", "peed", "peek", "peel",
"peep", "peer", "pees", "pegs", "peke", "pelt", "pens",
"pent", "peon", "peps", "perk", "perm", "pert", "peso",
"pest", "pets", "pews", "phew", "pica", "pick", "pics",
"pied", "pier", "pies", "pigs", "pike", "pile", "pill",
"pimp", "pine", "ping", "pink", "pins", "pint", "piny",
"pipe", "pips", "piss", "pita", "pith", "pits", "pity",
"plan", "play", "plea", "pleb", "plod", "plop", "plot",
"ploy", "plug", "plum", "plus", "pock", "pods", "poem",
"poet", "poke", "poky", "pole", "poll", "polo", "pols",
"poly", "pomp", "poms", "pond", "pone", "pong", "pony",
"poof", "pooh", "pool", "poop", "poor", "poos", "pope",
"pops", "pore", "pork", "porn", "port", "pose", "posh",
"post", "posy", "pots", "pouf", "pour", "pout", "poxy",
"pram", "prat", "pray", "prep", "prey", "prig", "prim",
"prod", "prof", "prom", "prop", "pros", "prow", "psst",
"pubs", "puce", "puck", "puds", "puff", "pugs", "puke",
"pull", "pulp", "puma", "pump", "punk", "puns", "punt",
"puny", "pupa", "pups", "pure", "purl", "purr", "push",
"puss", "puts", "putt", "putz", "pyre", "quad", "quay",
"quid", "quin", "quip", "quit", "quiz", "race", "rack",
"racy", "raft", "raga", "rage", "rags", "raid", "rail",
"rain", "rake", "ramp", "rams", "rand", "rang", "rank",
"rant", "rape", "raps", "rapt", "rare", "rash", "rasp",
"rate", "rats", "rave", "rays", "raze", "razz", "read",
"real", "ream", "reap", "rear", "redo", "reds", "reed",
"reef", "reek", "reel", "refs", "rein", "rely", "rend",
"rent", "reps", "rest", "revs", "rhea", "ribs", "rice",
"rich", "rick", "ride", "rids", "rife", "riff", "rift",
"rigs", "rile", "rill", "rime", "rims", "rind", "ring",
"rink", "riot", "ripe", "rips", "rise", "risk", "rite",
"rive", "road", "roam", "roan", "roar", "robe", "robs",
"rock", "rode", "rods", "roes", "roil", "role", "roll",
"romp", "rood", "roof", "rook", "room", "root", "rope",
"rose", "rosy", "rota", "rote", "rots", "rout", "roux",
"rove", "rows", "rube", "rubs", "ruby", "ruck", "rude",
"rued", "rues", "ruff", "rugs", "ruin", "rule", "rump",
"rums", "rune", "rung", "runs", "runt", "ruse", "rush",
"rusk", "rust", "ruts", "sack", "sacs", "safe", "saga",
"sage", "sago", "sags", "said", "sail", "sake", "sale",
"salt", "same", "sand", "sane", "sang", "sank", "sans",
"saps", "sari", "sash", "sass", "sate", "save", "saws",
"says", "scab", "scad", "scam", "scan", "scar", "scat",
"scow", "scud", "scum", "seal", "seam", "sear", "seas",
"seat", "secs", "sect", "seed", "seek", "seem", "seen",
"seep", "seer", "sees", "self", "sell", "semi", "send",
"sent", "sere", "serf", "sets", "sett", "sewn", "sews",
"sexy", "shad", "shag", "shah", "sham", "shat", "shed",
"shes", "shim", "shin", "ship", "shit", "shod", "shoe",
"shoo", "shop", "shot", "show", "shun", "shut", "sick",
"sics", "side", "sift", "sigh", "sign", "silk", "sill",
"silo", "silt", "sine", "sing", "sink", "sins", "sips",
"sire", "sirs", "site", "sits", "size", "skew", "skid",
"skim", "skin", "skip", "skis", "skit", "skua", "slab",
"slag", "slam", "slap", "slat", "slaw", "slay", "sled",
"slew", "slid", "slim", "slip", "slit", "slob", "sloe",
"slog", "slop", "slot", "slow", "slue", "slug", "slum",
"slur", "slut", "smog", "smug", "smut", "snag", "snap",
"snip", "snit", "snob", "snog", "snot", "snow", "snub",
"snug", "soak", "soap", "soar", "sobs", "sock", "soda",
"sods", "sofa", "soft", "soil", "sold", "sole", "solo",
"sols", "some", "song", "sons", "soon", "soot", "sops",
"sore", "sort", "sots", "souk", "soul", "soup", "sour",
"sown", "sows", "spam", "span", "spar", "spas", "spat",
"spay", "spec", "sped", "spew", "spic", "spin", "spit",
"spiv", "spot", "spry", "spud", "spun", "spur", "stab",
"stag", "star", "stay", "stem", "step", "stew", "stir",
"stop", "stow", "stub", "stud", "stun", "subs", "such",
"suck", "suds", "sued", "sues", "suet", "suit", "sulk",
"sumo", "sump", "sums", "sung", "sunk", "suns", "sups",
"sure", "surf", "suss", "swab", "swag", "swam", "swan",
"swap", "swat", "sway", "swig", "swim", "swiz", "swot",
"swum", "sync", "tabs", "tack", "taco", "tact", "tads",
"tags", "tail", "take", "talc", "tale", "talk", "tall",
"tame", "tamp", "tams", "tang", "tank", "tans", "tape",
"taps", "tare", "tarn", "taro", "tarp", "tars", "tart",
"task", "tats", "taut", "taxi", "teak", "teal", "team",
"tear", "teas", "teat", "teds", "teed", "teem", "teen",
"tees", "tell", "temp", "tend", "tens", "tent", "term",
"tern", "test", "text", "than", "that", "thaw", "thee",
"them", "then", "they", "thin", "this", "thou", "thud",
"thug", "thus", "tick", "tics", "tide", "tidy", "tied",
"tier", "ties", "tiff", "tile", "till", "tilt", "time",
"ting", "tins", "tint", "tiny", "tips", "tits", "tizz",
"toad", "toed", "toes", "toff", "tofu", "toga", "togs",
"toil", "toke", "told", "toll", "tomb", "tome", "toms",
"tone", "tong", "tons", "tony", "took", "tool", "toot",
"tops", "tore", "torn", "tors", "tort", "tosh", "toss",
"tote", "tots", "tour", "tout", "town", "tows", "toys",
"trad", "tram", "trap", "tray", "tree", "trek", "trig",
"trim", "trio", "trip", "trod", "trot", "troy", "true",
"trug", "tuba", "tube", "tubs", "tuck", "tuft", "tugs",
"tums", "tuna", "tune", "tuns", "turd", "turf", "turn",
"tush", "tusk", "tuts", "tutu", "twat", "twee", "twig",
"twin", "twit", "twos", "tyke", "type", "typo", "tyro",
"ugly", "ulna", "umps", "undo", "unis", "unit", "unto",
"upon", "urea", "urge", "uric", "urns", "used", "user",
"uses", "vacs", "vain", "vale", "vamp", "vane", "vans",
"vary", "vase", "vast", "vats", "veal", "veep", "veer",
"veil", "vein", "veld", "vend", "vent", "verb", "very",
"vest", "veto", "vets", "vial", "vibe", "vice", "vied",
"vies", "view", "vile", "vine", "vino", "viol", "visa",
"vise", "viva", "void", "vole", "volt", "vote", "vows",
"wade", "wadi", "wads", "waft", "wage", "wags", "waif",
"wail", "wait", "wake", "wale", "walk", "wall", "wand",
"wane", "wank", "want", "ward", "ware", "warm", "warn",
"warp", "wars", "wart", "wary", "wash", "wasp", "watt",
"wave", "wavy", "waxy", "ways", "weak", "weal", "wean",
"wear", "webs", "weds", "weed", "week", "weep", "weer",
"wees", "weft", "weir", "weld", "well", "welt", "wend",
"wens", "went", "wept", "were", "west", "wets", "wham",
"what", "when", "whet", "whew", "whey", "whim", "whip",
"whir", "whit", "whoa", "whom", "whop", "whup", "whys",
"wick", "wide", "wife", "wigs", "wild", "wile", "will",
"wilt", "wily", "wimp", "wind", "wine", "wing", "wink",
"wino", "wins", "wipe", "wire", "wiry", "wise", "wish",
"wisp", "wist", "with", "wits", "wive", "woad", "woes",
"wogs", "woke", "woks", "wold", "wolf", "womb", "wonk",
"wont", "wood", "woof", "wool", "woos", "wops", "word",
"wore", "work", "worm", "worn", "wost", "wove", "wows",
"wrap", "wren", "writ", "wuss", "yaks", "yams", "yang",
"yank", "yaps", "yard", "yarn", "yawl", "yawn", "yaws",
"yeah", "year", "yeas", "yell", "yelp", "yens", "yeps",
"yest", "yeti", "yews", "yids", "yips", "yobs", "yoga",
"yogi", "yoke", "yolk", "yore", "your", "yous", "yowl",
"yuan", "yuck", "yuks", "yule", "yups", "zany", "zaps",
"zeal", "zebu", "zeds", "zero", "zest", "zeta", "zinc",
"zine", "zing", "zips", "zits", "zone", "zoom", "zoos"
};
const char* w_5[] = {
"aback", "abaft", "abase", "abash", "abate", "abbey", "abbot",
"abeam", "abets", "abhor", "abide", "abler", "ables", "abode",
"abort", "about", "above", "abuse", "abuts", "abuzz", "abyss",
"ached", "aches", "achoo", "acids", "acing", "acmes", "acorn",
"acres", "acrid", "acted", "actor", "acute", "adage", "adapt",
"added", "adder", "addle", "adept", "adieu", "adman", "admen",
"admit", "adobe", "adopt", "adore", "adorn", "adult", "adzes",
"aegis", "aerie", "affix", "afire", "afoot", "afoul", "after",
"again", "agape", "agate", "agave", "agent", "aggro", "agile",
"aglow", "agony", "agree", "ahead", "ahems", "ahoys", "aided",
"aides", "ailed", "aimed", "aired", "aisle", "aitch", "alarm",
"album", "alder", "alert", "algae", "algal", "alias", "alibi",
"alien", "align", "alike", "alive", "allay", "alley", "allot",
"allow", "alloy", "aloes", "aloft", "aloha", "alone", "along",
"aloof", "aloud", "alpha", "altar", "alter", "altos", "alums",
"amass", "amaze", "amber", "ambit", "amble", "amend", "amens",
"amids", "amigo", "amiss", "amity", "among", "amour", "amped",
"ample", "amply", "amuse", "angel", "anger", "angle", "angry",
"angst", "anion", "anise", "ankhs", "ankle", "annex", "annoy",
"annul", "anode", "anons", "anted", "antes", "antic", "antis",
"antsy", "anvil", "aorta", "apace", "apart", "aphid", "aping",
"apple", "apply", "apron", "apses", "apter", "aptly", "aquas",
"arced", "areas", "arena", "argon", "argot", "argue", "arias",
"arise", "armed", "aroma", "arose", "array", "arrow", "arsed",
"arson", "artsy", "ascot", "ashed", "ashen", "ashes", "aside",
"asked", "askew", "aspen", "aspic", "assay", "asset", "aster",
"astir", "atlas", "atoll", "atoms", "atone", "atria", "attar",
"attic", "audio", "audit", "auger", "aught", "augur", "aunts",
"aural", "auras", "autos", "avail", "avast", "avers", "avert",
"avian", "avoid", "avows", "await", "awake", "award", "aware",
"awash", "aways", "awful", "awing", "awoke", "axial", "axing",
"axiom", "axles", "axons", "azure", "baaed", "babel", "babes",
"baccy", "backs", "bacon", "badge", "badly", "bagel", "baggy",
"bails", "bairn", "baits", "baize", "baked", "baker", "bakes",
"balds", "baldy", "baled", "bales", "balks", "balky", "balls",
"bally", "balms", "balmy", "balsa", "banal", "bands", "bandy",
"baned", "banes", "bangs", "banjo", "banks", "banns", "barbs",
"bards", "bared", "barer", "bares", "barfs", "barge", "barks",
"barmy", "barns", "baron", "basal", "based", "baser", "bases",
"basic", "basil", "basin", "basis", "basks", "basso", "baste",
"basts", "batch", "bated", "bates", "bathe", "baths", "batik",
"baton", "batty", "baulk", "bawdy", "bawls", "bayed", "bayou",
"beach", "beads", "beady", "beaks", "beams", "beans", "beard",
"bears", "beast", "beats", "beaus", "beaut", "bebop", "becks",
"beech", "beefs", "beefy", "beeps", "beers", "beery", "beets",
"befit", "befog", "began", "beget", "begin", "begot", "begum",
"begun", "beige", "being", "belay", "belch", "belie", "belle",
"bells", "belly", "below", "belts", "bench", "bends", "bendy",
"bents", "beret", "bergs", "berks", "berms", "berry", "berth",
"beryl", "beset", "besom", "besot", "bests", "betas", "betel",
"bevel", "bevvy", "bhaji", "bible", "bicep", "biddy", "bides",
"bidet", "biers", "biffs", "bight", "bigot", "bijou", "biked",
"biker", "bikes", "bilge", "bilks", "bills", "billy", "bimbo",
"binds", "binge", "bingo", "biped", "birch", "birds", "birth",
"bison", "bitch", "bites", "bitty", "blabs", "black", "blade",
"blags", "blahs", "blame", "bland", "blank", "blare", "blast",
"blaze", "bleak", "bleat", "bleed", "bleep", "blend", "bless",
"blimp", "blind", "blink", "blips", "bliss", "blitz", "bloat",
"blobs", "block", "blocs", "bloke", "blond", "blood", "bloom",
"blots", "blown", "blows", "blowy", "blued", "bluer", "blues",
"bluff", "blunt", "blurb", "blurs", "blurt", "blush", "board",
"boars", "boast", "boats", "bobby", "boded", "bodes", "bodge",
"bogey", "boggy", "bogus", "boils", "bolas", "bolds", "boles",
"bolls", "bolts", "bombs", "bonce", "bonds", "boned", "boner",
"bones", "bongo", "bongs", "bonks", "bonny", "bonus", "boobs",
"booby", "booed", "books", "booms", "boons", "boors", "boost",
"booth", "boots", "booty", "booze", "boozy", "borax", "bored",
"borer", "bores", "borne", "boron", "bosom", "bossy", "botch",
"bough", "bound", "bouts", "bowed", "bowel", "bower", "bowls",
"boxed", "boxer", "boxes", "bozos", "brace", "bract", "brads",
"brags", "braid", "brain", "brake", "brand", "brash", "brass",
"brats", "brave", "bravo", "brawl", "brawn", "brays", "bread",
"break", "bream", "breed", "brews", "bribe", "brick", "bride",
"brief", "brier", "brigs", "brill", "brims", "brine", "bring",
"brink", "briny", "brisk", "broad", "broil", "broke", "brood",
"brook", "broom", "broth", "brown", "brows", "bruin", "bruit",
"brunt", "brush", "brute", "bucks", "buddy", "budge", "buffs",
"buggy", "bugle", "build", "built", "bulbs", "bulge", "bulgy",
"bulks", "bulky", "bulls", "bully", "bumph", "bumps", "bumpy",
"bunch", "bungs", "bunks", "bunny", "bunts", "buoys", "burgh",
"burgs", "burks", "burly", "burns", "burnt", "burps", "burro",
"burrs", "burst", "busby", "bused", "buses", "bushy", "busks",
"busts", "busty", "butch", "butte", "butts", "butty", "buxom",
"buyer", "bylaw", "byres", "bytes", "byway", "cabal", "caber",
"cabin", "cable", "cacao", "cache", "cacti", "cadet", "cadge",
"cadre", "caffs", "caged", "cages", "cagey", "cairn", "caked",
"cakes", "calls", "calms", "calve", "calyx", "camel", "cameo",
"camps", "campy", "canal", "candy", "caned", "canes", "canny",
"canoe", "canon", "canto", "cants", "caped", "caper", "capes",
"capon", "carat", "cards", "cared", "carer", "cares", "caret",
"cargo", "carob", "carol", "carom", "carpi", "carps", "carry",
"carts", "carve", "cased", "cases", "casks", "caste", "casts",
"catch", "cater", "catty", "caulk", "cause", "caved", "caver",
"caves", "cavil", "cawed", "cease", "cedar", "ceded", "cedes",
"celeb", "cello", "cells", "cents", "certs", "chafe", "chaff",
"chain", "chair", "chalk", "champ", "chant", "chaos", "chaps",
"chard", "charm", "chars", "chart", "chary", "chase", "chasm",
"chats", "cheap", "cheat", "cheek", "cheep", "cheer", "chefs",
"chess", "chest", "chews", "chewy", "chick", "chide", "chief",
"child", "chili", "chill", "chime", "chimp", "china", "chink",
"chino", "chins", "chips", "chirp", "chits", "chive", "chivy",
"chock", "chocs", "choir", "choke", "chomp", "chops", "chord",
"chore", "chose", "chows", "chuck", "chugs", "chump", "chums",
"chunk", "churl", "churn", "chute", "cider", "cigar", "ciggy",
"cilia", "cinch", "circa", "cissy", "cited", "cites", "civet",
"civic", "civil", "clack", "claim", "clamp", "clams", "clang",
"clank", "clans", "claps", "clash", "clasp", "class", "claws",
"clean", "clear", "cleat", "clefs", "cleft", "clerk", "clews",
"click", "cliff", "climb", "clime", "cling", "clink", "clips",
"cloak", "clock", "clods", "clogs", "clomp", "clone", "clonk",
"clops", "close", "cloth", "clots", "cloud", "clout", "clove",
"clown", "cloys", "clubs", "cluck", "clued", "clues", "clump",
"clung", "clunk", "coach", "coals", "coast", "coats", "cobra",
"cocci", "cocks", "cocky", "cocoa", "codas", "coded", "codes",
"codex", "coeds", "coifs", "coils", "coins", "coked", "cokes",
"colas", "colds", "coled", "coley", "colic", "colon", "colts",
"comae", "comas", "combo", "combs", "comer", "comes", "comet",
"comfy", "comic", "comma", "conch", "condo", "coned", "cones",
"conga", "conic", "conks", "cooed", "cooks", "cools", "coons",
"coops", "coots", "coped", "copes", "copra", "copse", "coral",
"cords", "cored", "cores", "corgi", "corks", "corms", "corns",
"corny", "corps", "costs", "cotes", "couch", "cough", "could",
"count", "coupe", "coups", "court", "coven", "cover", "coves",
"covet", "covey", "cowed", "cower", "cowls", "coxed", "coxes",
"coyer", "coyly", "coypu", "cozen", "crabs", "crack", "craft",
"crags", "cramp", "crams", "crane", "crank", "crape", "craps",
"crash", "crass", "crate", "crave", "crawl", "craws", "craze",
"crazy", "creak", "cream", "credo", "creed", "creek", "creel",
"creep", "crepe", "crept", "cress", "crest", "crews", "cribs",
"crick", "cried", "crier", "cries", "crime", "crimp", "crisp",
"croak", "crock", "croft", "crone", "crony", "crook", "croon",
"crops", "cross", "croup", "crowd", "crown", "crows", "crude",
"cruel", "cruet", "crumb", "crush", "crust", "crypt", "cubed",
"cubes", "cubic", "cubit", "cuffs", "cuing", "culls", "cults",
"cumin", "cunts", "cupid", "cuppa", "curds", "cured", "curer",
"cures", "curie", "curio", "curls", "curly", "curry", "curse",
"curve", "curvy", "cushy", "cusps", "cuter", "cutes", "cutey",
"cutie", "cutup", "cycle", "cynic", "cysts", "dacha", "daddy",
"daffy", "dagos", "daily", "dairy", "daisy", "dales", "dally",
"dames", "damns", "damps", "dance", "dandy", "dared", "dares",
"darns", "darts", "dated", "dates", "datum", "daubs", "daunt",
"davit", "dawns", "dazed", "dazes", "deals", "dealt", "deans",
"dears", "deary", "death", "debar", "debit", "debts", "debug",
"debut", "decaf", "decal", "decay", "decks", "decor", "decoy",
"decry", "deeds", "deems", "deeps", "defer", "defog", "deice",
"deify", "deign", "deism", "deity", "delay", "delis", "dells",
"delta", "delve", "demob", "demon", "demos", "demur", "denim",
"dense", "dents", "depot", "depth", "derby", "desks", "deter",
"detox", "deuce", "devil", "dhoti", "dhows", "dials", "diary",
"diced", "dices", "dicey", "dicks", "dicta", "diets", "digit",
"dikes", "dildo", "dills", "dilly", "dimer", "dimes", "dimly",
"dinar", "dined", "diner", "dines", "dingo", "dings", "dingy",
"dinky", "diode", "dippy", "dipso", "direr", "dirge", "dirks",
"dirty", "disco", "discs", "dishy", "disks", "ditch", "ditto",
"ditty", "divan", "divas", "dived", "diver", "dives", "divot",
"divvy", "dizzy", "docks", "dodge", "dodgy", "dodos", "doers",
"doest", "doffs", "doggy", "dogie", "dogma", "doily", "doing",
"doled", "doles", "dolls", "dolly", "dolts", "domed", "domes",
"donor", "dooms", "doors", "doped", "dopes", "dopey", "dorks",
"dorky", "dorms", "dosed", "doses", "doted", "dotes", "dotty",
"doubt", "dough", "douse", "doves", "dowdy", "dowel", "downs",
"downy", "dowry", "dowse", "doyen", "dozed", "dozen", "dozes",
"drabs", "drags", "drain", "drake", "drama", "drams", "drank",
"drape", "drawl", "drawn", "draws", "drays", "dread", "dream",
"drear", "dregs", "dress", "dried", "drier", "dries", "drift",
"drill", "drink", "drips", "drive", "droll", "drone", "drool",
"droop", "drops", "dross", "drove", "drown", "drubs", "drugs",
"druid", "drums", "drunk", "dryad", "dryer", "dryly", "ducal",
"ducat", "duchy", "ducks", "ducky", "ducts", "duded", "dudes",
"duels", "duets", "duffs", "duked", "dukes", "dulls", "dully",
"dumbo", "dumbs", "dummy", "dumps", "dumpy", "dunce", "dunes",
"dungs", "dunks", "dunno", "duped", "dupes", "dusky", "dusts",
"dusty", "duvet", "dwarf", "dweeb", "dwell", "dwelt", "dyers",
"dying", "eager", "eagle", "earls", "early", "earns", "earth",
"eased", "easel", "eases", "eaten", "eater", "eaves", "ebbed",
"ebony", "edged", "edger", "edges", "edict", "edify", "edits",
"eerie", "effed", "egged", "egret", "eider", "eight", "eject",
"eking", "elate", "elbow", "elder", "elect", "elegy", "elfin",
"elide", "elite", "elope", "elude", "elves", "email", "embed",
"ember", "emcee", "emend", "emery", "emirs", "emits", "emote",
"empty", "enact", "ended", "endow", "endue", "enema", "enemy",
"enjoy", "ennui", "ensue", "enter", "entry", "envoy", "epics",
"epoch", "epoxy", "equal", "equip", "erase", "erect", "erode",
"erred", "error", "erupt", "essay", "ester", "ether", "ethic",
"ethos", "euros", "evade", "evens", "event", "every", "evict",
"evils", "evoke", "ewers", "exact", "exalt", "exams", "excel",
"execs", "exert", "exile", "exist", "exits", "expat", "expel",
"expos", "extol", "extra", "exude", "exult", "fable", "faced",
"faces", "facet", "facts", "faddy", "faded", "fades", "faffs",
"fails", "fains", "faint", "fairs", "fairy", "faith", "faked",
"faker", "fakes", "fakir", "falls", "false", "famed", "fancy",
"fangs", "fanny", "farce", "fared", "fares", "farms", "farts",
"fasts", "fatal", "fated", "fates", "fatso", "fatty", "fatwa",
"fault", "fauna", "fauns", "faves", "fawns", "faxed", "faxes",
"fazed", "fazes", "fears", "feast", "feats", "fecal", "feces",
"feeds", "feels", "feign", "feint", "fella", "fells", "felon",
"felts", "femur", "fence", "fends", "feral", "ferns", "ferny",
"ferry", "fests", "fetch", "feted", "fetid", "feuds", "fever",
"fewer", "fiats", "fiche", "fiefs", "field", "fiend", "fiery",
"fifes", "fifth", "fifty", "fight", "filch", "filed", "files",
"fills", "filly", "films", "filmy", "filth", "final", "finch",
"finds", "fined", "finer", "fines", "finis", "finks", "finny",
"fired", "fires", "firms", "first", "firth", "fishy", "fists",
"fitly", "fiver", "fives", "fixed", "fixer", "fixes", "fizzy",
"fjord", "flack", "flags", "flail", "flair", "flake", "flaks",
"flaky", "flame", "flank", "flans", "flaps", "flare", "flash",
"flask", "flats", "flaws", "flays", "fleas", "fleck", "flees",
"fleet", "flesh", "flick", "flied", "flier", "flies", "fling",
"flint", "flips", "flirt", "flits", "float", "flock", "floes",
"flogs", "flood", "floor", "flops", "flora", "floss", "flour",
"flout", "flown", "flows", "flubs", "flues", "fluff", "fluid",
"fluke", "fluky", "flume", "flung", "flunk", "flush", "flute",
"flyby", "foals", "foams", "foamy", "focal", "focus", "foggy",
"foils", "foist", "folds", "folio", "folks", "folly", "fonds",
"fonts", "foods", "fools", "foots", "footy", "foray", "force",
"fords", "fores", "forge", "forgo", "forks", "forms", "forte",
"forth", "forts", "forty", "forum", "fouls", "found", "fount",
"fours", "fowls", "foxed", "foxes", "foyer", "frail", "frame",
"franc", "frank", "frats", "fraud", "frays", "freak", "freed",
"freer", "frees", "fresh", "frets", "friar", "fried", "fries",
"frigs", "frill", "frisk", "frizz", "frock", "frogs", "frond",
"front", "frosh", "frost", "froth", "frown", "froze", "fruit",
"frump", "fryer", "fucks", "fudge", "fuels", "fuggy", "fugue",
"fulls", "fully", "fumed", "fumes", "funds", "fungi", "funks",
"funky", "funny", "furls", "furor", "furry", "furze", "fused",
"fuses", "fussy", "fusty", "futon", "fuzzy", "gabby", "gable",
"gaffe", "gaffs", "gaily", "gains", "gaits", "galas", "gales",
"galls", "gamed", "gamer", "games", "gamin", "gamma", "gammy",
"gamut", "gangs", "ganja", "gaols", "gaped", "gapes", "garbs",
"gases", "gasps", "gassy", "gated", "gates", "gator", "gaudy",
"gaunt", "gauze", "gauzy", "gavel", "gawks", "gawky", "gawps",
"gayer", "gazed", "gazer", "gazes", "gears", "gecko", "geeks",
"geeky", "geese", "gelds", "gelid", "genes", "genie", "genii",
"genre", "gents", "genus", "geode", "germs", "getup", "ghost",
"ghoul", "giant", "gibed", "gibes", "giddy", "gifts", "gilds",
"gills", "gilts", "gimme", "gimpy", "girds", "girls", "giros",
"girth", "girts", "gites", "given", "giver", "gives", "glade",
"glads", "gland", "glare", "glass", "glaze", "gleam", "glean",
"glens", "glide", "glint", "glitz", "gloat", "globe", "globs",
"gloom", "glops", "glory", "gloss", "glove", "glows", "glued",
"glues", "gluey", "glums", "gluts", "glyph", "gnarl", "gnash",
"gnats", "gnaws", "gnome", "goads", "goals", "goats", "godly",
"goers", "gofer", "going", "golds", "golfs", "golly", "gonad",
"goner", "gongs", "gonna", "goods", "goody", "gooey", "goofs",
"goofy", "gooks", "goons", "goose", "gored", "gores", "gorge",
"gorse", "goths", "gotta", "gouge", "gourd", "gouty", "gowns",
"grabs", "grace", "grade", "grads", "graft", "grail", "grain",
"grams", "grand", "grans", "grant", "grape", "graph", "grasp",
"grass", "grate", "grave", "gravy", "graze", "great", "grebe",
"greed", "green", "greet", "grids", "grief", "grill", "grime",
"grimy", "grind", "grins", "gripe", "grips", "grist", "grits",
"groan", "groin", "groom", "grope", "gross", "group", "grout",
"grove", "growl", "grown", "grows", "grubs", "gruel", "gruff",
"grump", "grunt", "guano", "guard", "guava", "guess", "guest",
"guide", "guild", "guile", "guilt", "guise", "gulag", "gulch",
"gulfs", "gulls", "gully", "gulps", "gumbo", "gummy", "gunge",
"gungy", "gunny", "guppy", "gurus", "gushy", "gusto", "gusts",
"gusty", "gutsy", "guyed", "gypsy", "gyros", "habit", "hacks",
"haded", "hades", "hafts", "haiku", "hails", "hairs", "hairy",
"hakes", "halal", "haled", "haler", "hales", "hallo", "halls",
"halon", "halos", "halts", "halve", "hammy", "hands", "handy",
"hangs", "hanks", "happy", "hardy", "hared", "harem", "hares",
"harks", "harms", "harps", "harpy", "harry", "harsh", "harts",
"hasps", "haste", "hasty", "hatch", "hated", "hater", "hates",
"hauls", "haunt", "haven", "haves", "havoc", "hawed", "hawks",
"hayed", "hazed", "hazel", "hazes", "heads", "heady", "heals",
"heaps", "heard", "hears", "heart", "heath", "heats", "heave",
"heavy", "hedge", "heeds", "heels", "hefts", "hefty", "heirs",
"heist", "helix", "hello", "hells", "helms", "helot", "helps",
"hence", "henna", "herbs", "herds", "heron", "hertz", "hewed",
"hewer", "hexed", "hexes", "hicks", "hided", "hides", "highs",
"hiked", "hiker", "hikes", "hills", "hilly", "hilts", "hinds",
"hinge", "hints", "hippo", "hired", "hires", "hitch", "hived",
"hives", "hoard", "hoary", "hobby", "hobos", "hocks", "hogan",
"hoick", "hoist", "hokey", "hokum", "holds", "holed", "holes",
"holly", "homed", "homer", "homes", "homey", "honed", "honer",
"hones", "honey", "honks", "honky", "hooch", "hoods", "hooey",
"hoofs", "hooks", "hooky", "hoops", "hoots", "hoped", "hopes",
"horde", "horns", "horny", "horse", "hosed", "hoses", "hosts",
"hotel", "hotly", "hound", "hours", "house", "hovel", "hover",
"howdy", "howls", "hubby", "huffs", "huffy", "huger", "hulas",
"hulks", "hullo", "hulls", "human", "humid", "humph", "humps",
"humus", "hunch", "hunks", "hunky", "hunts", "hurls", "hurry",
"hurts", "husks", "husky", "hussy", "hutch", "hydra", "hyena",
"hying", "hymen", "hymns", "hyped", "hyper", "hypes", "hypos",
"iambs", "icier", "icily", "icing", "icons", "ideal", "ideas",
"idiom", "idiot", "idled", "idler", "idles", "idols", "idyll",
"igloo", "image", "imams", "imbue", "impel", "imply", "inane",
"inapt", "incur", "index", "indie", "inept", "inert", "infer",
"infix", "ingot", "inked", "inlay", "inlet", "inned", "inner",
"innit", "input", "inset", "inter", "inure", "iotas", "irate",
"iring", "irked", "irons", "irony", "isles", "islet", "issue",
"itchy", "items", "ivied", "ivies", "ivory", "jabot", "jacks",
"jaded", "jades", "jails", "jambs", "jammy", "japan", "japed",
"japes", "jaunt", "jawed", "jazzy", "jeans", "jeeps", "jeers",
"jells", "jelly", "jemmy", "jerks", "jerky", "jests", "jetty",
"jewel", "jiffy", "jihad", "jilts", "jimmy", "jinks", "jinns",
"jived", "jives", "jocks", "joeys", "johns", "joins", "joint",
"joist", "joked", "joker", "jokes", "jokey", "jolly", "jolts",
"joule", "joust", "jowls", "jowly", "joyed", "judge", "juice",
"juicy", "julep", "jumbo", "jumps", "jumpy", "junco", "junks",
"junta", "juror", "kabob", "kapok", "kaput", "karat", "karma",
"karts", "kayak", "kazoo", "kebab", "keels", "keens", "keeps",
"ketch", "keyed", "khaki", "khans", "kicks", "kicky", "kiddo",
"kikes", "kills", "kilns", "kilos", "kilts", "kinda", "kinds",
"kings", "kinks", "kinky", "kiosk", "kirks", "kited", "kites",
"kiths", "kitty", "kiwis", "klutz", "knack", "knave", "knead",
"kneed", "kneel", "knees", "knell", "knelt", "knife", "knits",
"knobs", "knock", "knoll", "knots", "known", "knows", "koala",
"kooks", "kooky", "korma", "krill", "krone", "kudos", "kudzu",
"label", "labia", "laced", "laces", "lacks", "laded", "laden",
"lades", "ladle", "lager", "laird", "lairs", "laity", "laked",
"lakes", "lamas", "lambs", "lamed", "lamer", "lames", "lamps",
"lance", "lands", "lanes", "lanky", "lapel", "lapse", "larch",
"lards", "large", "largo", "larks", "larva", "laser", "lasso",
"lasts", "latch", "later", "latex", "lathe", "laths", "latte",
"lauds", "laugh", "lawns", "laxer", "laxes", "laxly", "layer",
"lazed", "lazes", "leach", "leads", "leafs", "leafy", "leaks",
"leaky", "leans", "leaps", "learn", "lease", "leash", "least",
"leave", "ledge", "leech", "leeks", "leers", "leery", "lefts",
"lefty", "legal", "leggy", "legit", "lemma", "lemme", "lemon",
"lemur", "lends", "leper", "letch", "letup", "levee", "level",
"lever", "lexis", "liars", "libel", "licit", "licks", "lidos",
"liefs", "liege", "liens", "lifer", "lifts", "light", "liked",
"liken", "liker", "likes", "lilac", "lilos", "lilts", "limbo",
"limbs", "limed", "limes", "limey", "limit", "limns", "limos",
"limps", "lined", "linen", "liner", "lines", "lingo", "lings",
"links", "lints", "lions", "lipid", "lippy", "lisle", "lisps",
"lists", "lites", "lithe", "lived", "liven", "liver", "lives",
"livid", "llama", "llano", "loads", "loafs", "loamy", "loans",
"loath", "lobby", "lobed", "lobes", "local", "lochs", "locks",
"locos", "locum", "locus", "lodes", "lodge", "lofts", "lofty",
"loges", "logic", "logos", "loins", "lolls", "lolly", "loner",
"longs", "looks", "looms", "loons", "loony", "loops", "loopy",
"loose", "loots", "loped", "lopes", "lords", "lorry", "loser",
"loses", "lotto", "lotus", "lough", "lours", "louse", "lousy",
"louts", "loved", "lover", "loves", "lovey", "lowed", "lower",
"lowly", "loxed", "loxes", "loyal", "luaus", "lubed", "lubes",
"lucid", "lucks", "lucky", "lucre", "luges", "lulls", "lulus",
"lumps", "lumpy", "lunar", "lunch", "lunge", "lungs", "lupus",
"lurch", "lured", "lures", "lurgy", "lurid", "lurks", "lusts",
"lusty", "lutes", "lying", "lymph", "lynch", "lyres", "lyric",
"macaw", "maced", "maces", "macho", "macks", "macro", "madam",
"madly", "mafia", "magic", "magma", "maids", "mails", "maims",
"mains", "maize", "major", "maker", "makes", "males", "malls",
"malts", "mamas", "mamba", "mambo", "mammy", "manes", "mange",
"mango", "mangy", "mania", "manic", "manky", "manly", "manna",
"manor", "manse", "maple", "march", "mares", "marge", "maria",
"marks", "marry", "marsh", "marts", "masks", "mason", "masts",
"match", "mated", "mater", "mates", "matey", "matte", "matzo",
"mauls", "mauve", "maven", "mawed", "maxed", "maxes", "maxim",
"maybe", "mayor", "mazes", "meals", "mealy", "means", "meant",
"meats", "meaty", "mecca", "medal", "media", "medic", "meets",
"melds", "melon", "melts", "memos", "mends", "menus", "mercy",
"mered", "merer", "meres", "merge", "merit", "merry", "mesas",
"messy", "metal", "meted", "metes", "meths", "metro", "mewed",
"mewls", "mezzo", "micks", "micro", "middy", "midge", "midst",
"miens", "miffs", "might", "miked", "mikes", "milch", "miler",
"miles", "milks", "milky", "mills", "mimed", "mimes", "mimic",
"mince", "minds", "mined", "miner", "mines", "mingy", "minim",
"minis", "minks", "minor", "mints", "minty", "minus", "mired",
"mires", "mirth", "misdo", "miser", "mists", "misty", "mites",
"mitts", "mixed", "mixer", "mixes", "moans", "moats", "mocha",
"mocks", "modal", "model", "modem", "moder", "modes", "moggy",
"mogul", "moire", "moist", "molar", "moles", "molls", "molts",
"momma", "mommy", "money", "monks", "month", "mooch", "moods",
"moody", "mooed", "moons", "moors", "moose", "moots", "moped",
"mopes", "moral", "moray", "mores", "morns", "moron", "moses",
"mosey", "mossy", "motel", "motes", "motet", "moths", "motif",
"motor", "motto", "moult", "mound", "mount", "mourn", "mouse",
"mousy", "mouth", "moved", "mover", "moves", "movie", "mowed",
"mower", "moxie", "mucks", "mucky", "mucus", "muddy", "muffs",
"mufti", "muggy", "mulch", "muled", "mules", "mulls", "mummy",
"mumps", "munch", "mural", "murks", "murky", "mused", "muses",
"mushy", "music", "musks", "musky", "mussy", "musts", "musty",
"muted", "muter", "mutes", "mutts", "muzak", "muzzy", "mynas",
"myrrh", "myths", "nabob", "nacho", "nacre", "nadir", "naiad",
"nails", "naive", "naked", "named", "names", "nanny", "napes",
"nappy", "narcs", "narky", "nasal", "nasty", "natal", "natch",
"natty", "naval", "navel", "naves", "navvy", "nears", "neath",
"necks", "needs", "needy", "negro", "neigh", "nerds", "nerdy",
"nerve", "nervy", "nests", "never", "newed", "newel", "newer",
"newly", "newsy", "newts", "nexus", "nicer", "niche", "nicks",
"niece", "niffy", "nifty", "night", "nimbi", "nimby", "nines",
"ninja", "ninny", "ninth", "nippy", "nixed", "nixes", "noble",
"nobly", "nodal", "noddy", "nodes", "noels", "nohow", "noise",
"noisy", "nomad", "nonce", "nones", "nooks", "nooky", "noons",
"noose", "nopes", "norms", "north", "nosed", "noses", "notch",
"noted", "notes", "nouns", "novae", "novas", "novel", "noway",
"nuder", "nudes", "nudge", "nuked", "nukes", "nulls", "numbs",
"nurse", "nutty", "nylon", "nymph", "oaken", "oakum", "oared",
"oases", "oasis", "oaten", "oaths", "obese", "obeys", "obits",
"oboes", "occur", "ocean", "ocker", "octal", "octet", "odder",
"oddly", "odium", "offal", "offed", "offer", "often", "ofter",
"ogled", "ogles", "ogres", "oiled", "oinks", "okays", "okras",
"olden", "older", "oldie", "olive", "omega", "omens", "omits",
"onion", "onset", "oohed", "oomph", "oozed", "oozes", "opals",
"opens", "opera", "opine", "opium", "opted", "optic", "orals",
"orate", "orbit", "order", "organ", "osier", "other", "otter",
"ought", "ounce", "ousts", "outdo", "outed", "outer", "outgo",
"outta", "ouzos", "ovals", "ovary", "ovens", "overs", "overt",
"ovoid", "ovule", "owing", "owlet", "owned", "owner", "oxbow",
"oxide", "ozone", "paced", "paces", "pacey", "packs", "pacts",
"paddy", "padre", "paean", "pagan", "paged", "pager", "pages",
"pails", "pains", "paint", "pairs", "paled", "paler", "pales",
"palls", "pally", "palms", "palmy", "palsy", "panda", "panel",
"panes", "pangs", "panic", "pansy", "panto", "pants", "papal",
"papas", "papaw", "paper", "pappy", "paras", "parch", "pared",
"pares", "parka", "parks", "parky", "parry", "parse", "parts",
"party", "pasha", "pasta", "paste", "pasts", "pasty", "patch",
"pater", "pates", "paths", "patio", "patsy", "patty", "pause",
"paved", "paves", "pawed", "pawls", "pawns", "payed", "payee",
"payer", "peace", "peach", "peaks", "peaky", "peals", "pearl",
"pears", "peaty", "pecan", "pecks", "pedal", "peeks", "peels",
"peeps", "peers", "peeve", "pekes", "pekoe", "pelts", "penal",
"pence", "pends", "penis", "penny", "pents", "peons", "peony",
"peppy", "perch", "peril", "perks", "perky", "perms", "perts",
"pervs", "pesky", "pesos", "pesto", "pests", "petal", "peter",
"petty", "pewee", "phase", "phial", "phlox", "phone", "phony",
"photo", "phyla", "piano", "picks", "picky", "piece", "piers",
"piety", "piggy", "piing", "piked", "piker", "pikes", "pilaf",
"piled", "piles", "pills", "pilot", "pimps", "pinch", "pined",
"pines", "pings", "pinko", "pinks", "pinny", "pinto", "pints",
"pinup", "pious", "piped", "piper", "pipes", "pipit", "pique",
"piste", "pitas", "pitch", "pithy", "piton", "pitta", "pivot",
"pixel", "pixie", "pizza", "place", "plaid", "plain", "plait",
"plane", "plank", "plans", "plant", "plate", "plays", "plaza",
"plead", "pleas", "pleat", "plebe", "plebs", "plied", "plies",
"plods", "plonk", "plops", "plots", "ploys", "pluck", "plugs",
"plumb", "plume", "plump", "plums", "plunk", "plush", "poach",
"pocks", "poems", "poesy", "poets", "point", "poise", "poked",
"poker", "pokes", "polar", "poled", "poles", "polio", "polka",
"polls", "polyp", "pommy", "ponce", "poncy", "ponds", "pones",
"pongs", "pooch", "pooed", "poofs", "poohs", "pools", "poops",
"popes", "poppa", "poppy", "porch", "pored", "pores", "porky",
"porno", "ports", "posed", "poser", "poses", "posit", "posse",
"posts", "potty", "pouch", "poufs", "pound", "pours", "pouts",
"power", "poxed", "poxes", "prams", "prang", "prank", "prate",
"prats", "prawn", "prays", "preen", "preps", "press", "preys",
"price", "prick", "pride", "pried", "prier", "pries", "prigs",
"prime", "primp", "print", "prion", "prior", "prism", "privy",
"probe", "prods", "profs", "prole", "promo", "proms", "prone",
"prong", "proof", "props", "prose", "prosy", "proud", "prove",
"prowl", "prows", "proxy", "prude", "prune", "psalm", "pshaw",
"pssts", "psych", "pubes", "pubic", "pubis", "pucks", "pudgy",
"puffs", "puffy", "puked", "pukes", "pukka", "pulls", "pulps",
"pulpy", "pulse", "pumas", "pumps", "punch", "punks", "punts",
"pupae", "pupal", "pupil", "puppy", "pured", "puree", "purer",
"purge", "purls", "purrs", "purse", "pushy", "pussy", "putts",
"putty", "pygmy", "pylon", "pyres", "pyxed", "pyxes", "pzazz",
"quack", "quads", "quaff", "quail", "quake", "qualm", "quark",
"quart", "quash", "quasi", "quays", "queen", "queer", "quell",
"query", "quest", "queue", "quick", "quids", "quiet", "quiff",
"quill", "quilt", "quins", "quint", "quips", "quire", "quirk",
"quite", "quits", "quoit", "quota", "quote", "quoth", "rabbi",
"rabid", "raced", "racer", "races", "racks", "radar", "radii",
"radio", "radon", "rafts", "ragas", "raged", "rages", "ragga",
"raids", "rails", "rains", "rainy", "raise", "rajah", "raked",
"rakes", "rally", "ramps", "ranch", "randy", "ranee", "range",
"rangy", "ranks", "rants", "raped", "rapes", "rapid", "rared",
"rarer", "rares", "rasps", "raspy", "rated", "rates", "ratio",
"ratty", "raved", "ravel", "raven", "raver", "raves", "rawer",
"rayon", "razed", "razes", "razor", "reach", "react", "reads",
"ready", "realm", "reams", "reaps", "rearm", "rears", "rebel",
"rebus", "rebut", "recap", "recce", "recon", "recto", "recur",
"redid", "reeds", "reedy", "reefs", "reeks", "reels", "reeve",
"refer", "refit", "regal", "rehab", "reign", "reins", "rejig",
"relax", "relay", "relic", "remit", "remix", "renal", "rends",
"renew", "rents", "repay", "repel", "reply", "reran", "rerun",
"resat", "reset", "resin", "resit", "rests", "retch", "retro",
"retry", "reuse", "revel", "revue", "rheas", "rheum", "rhino",
"rhyme", "riced", "rices", "ricks", "rider", "rides", "ridge",
"rifer", "riffs", "rifle", "rifts", "right", "rigid", "riled",
"riles", "rills", "rimed", "rimes", "rinds", "rings", "rinks",
"rinse", "riots", "riped", "ripen", "riper", "ripes", "risen",
"riser", "rises", "risks", "risky", "rites", "ritzy", "rival",
"riven", "river", "rives", "rivet", "roach", "roads", "roams",
"roans", "roars", "roast", "robed", "robes", "robin", "robot",
"rocks", "rocky", "roded", "rodeo", "rodes", "roger", "rogue",
"roils", "roles", "rolls", "roman", "romps", "rondo", "roods",
"roofs", "rooks", "rooms", "roomy", "roost", "roots", "roped",
"ropes", "ropey", "roses", "rosin", "rotas", "roted", "rotes",
"rotor", "rouge", "rough", "round", "rouse", "roust", "route",
"routs", "roved", "rover", "roves", "rowan", "rowdy", "rowed",
"rowel", "rower", "royal", "rubes", "rucks", "ruddy", "ruder",
"ruffs", "rugby", "ruing", "ruins", "ruled", "ruler", "rules",
"rumba", "rummy", "rumps", "runes", "rungs", "runic", "runny",
"runts", "rupee", "rural", "ruses", "rusks", "rusts", "rusty",
"sable", "sacks", "sades", "sadhu", "sadly", "safer", "safes",
"sagas", "sager", "sages", "saggy", "sahib", "sails", "saint",
"saith", "salad", "sales", "sally", "salon", "salsa", "salts",
"salty", "salve", "salvo", "samba", "sames", "samey", "sands",
"sandy", "saned", "saner", "sanes", "sangs", "sappy", "sarge",
"saris", "sarky", "sassy", "satay", "sated", "sates", "satin",
"satyr", "sauce", "saucy", "sauna", "saved", "saver", "saves",
"savoy", "savvy", "sawed", "saxes", "scabs", "scads", "scald",
"scale", "scalp", "scaly", "scamp", "scams", "scans", "scant",
"scare", "scarf", "scarp", "scars", "scary", "scats", "scene",
"scent", "schwa", "scion", "scoff", "scold", "scone", "scoop",
"scoot", "scope", "score", "scorn", "scour", "scout", "scowl",
"scows", "scram", "scrap", "scree", "screw", "scrip", "scrod",
"scrub", "scrum", "scuba", "scuds", "scuff", "scull", "scums",
"scurf", "seals", "seams", "seamy", "sears", "seats", "sebum",
"sects", "sedan", "sedge", "seeds", "seedy", "seeks", "seems",
"seeps", "seers", "segue", "seize", "sells", "semen", "semis",
"sends", "senna", "sense", "sepal", "sepia", "septa", "sered",
"serer", "seres", "serfs", "serge", "serif", "serum", "serve",
"servo", "setts", "setup", "seven", "sever", "sewed", "sewer",
"sexed", "sexes", "shack", "shade", "shads", "shady", "shaft",
"shags", "shahs", "shake", "shaky", "shale", "shall", "shalt",
"shame", "shams", "shank", "shape", "shard", "share", "shark",
"sharp", "shave", "shawl", "sheaf", "shear", "sheds", "sheen",
"sheep", "sheer", "sheet", "sheik", "shelf", "shell", "shied",
"shies", "shift", "shill", "shims", "shine", "shins", "shiny",
"ships", "shire", "shirk", "shirr", "shirt", "shite", "shits",
"shoal", "shock", "shoes", "shone", "shook", "shoos", "shoot",
"shops", "shore", "short", "shots", "shout", "shove", "shown",
"shows", "showy", "shred", "shrew", "shrub", "shrug", "shuck",
"shuns", "shunt", "shush", "shuts", "shyer", "shyly", "sibyl",
"sicko", "sicks", "sided", "sides", "sidle", "siege", "sieve",
"sifts", "sighs", "sight", "sigma", "signs", "silks", "silky",
"sills", "silly", "silos", "silts", "since", "sines", "sinew",
"singe", "sings", "sinks", "sinus", "sired", "siren", "sires",
"sisal", "sises", "sissy", "sitar", "sited", "sites", "sixes",
"sixth", "sixty", "sized", "sizer", "sizes", "skate", "skeet",
"skein", "skews", "skids", "skied", "skier", "skies", "skiff",
"skill", "skimp", "skims", "skins", "skint", "skips", "skirt",
"skits", "skive", "skuas", "skulk", "skull", "skunk", "slabs",
"slack", "slags", "slain", "slake", "slams", "slang", "slant",
"slaps", "slash", "slate", "slats", "slave", "slays", "sleds",
"sleek", "sleep", "sleet", "slept", "slews", "slice", "slick",
"slide", "slier", "slime", "slims", "slimy", "sling", "slink",
"slips", "slits", "slobs", "sloes", "slogs", "sloop", "slope",
"slops", "slosh", "sloth", "slots", "slows", "slued", "slues",
"slugs", "slump", "slums", "slung", "slunk", "slurp", "slurs",
"slush", "sluts", "slyly", "smack", "small", "smart", "smash",
"smear", "smell", "smelt", "smile", "smirk", "smite", "smith",
"smock", "smogs", "smoke", "smoky", "smote", "smugs", "smuts",
"snack", "snafu", "snags", "snail", "snake", "snaky", "snaps",
"snare", "snarl", "sneak", "sneer", "snick", "snide", "sniff",
"snipe", "snips", "snits", "snobs", "snogs", "snoop", "snoot",
"snore", "snort", "snots", "snout", "snows", "snowy", "snubs",
"snuff", "snugs", "soaks", "soaps", "soapy", "soars", "sober",
"socks", "sodas", "sofas", "softy", "soggy", "soils", "solar",
"soled", "soles", "solid", "solos", "solve", "sonar", "songs",
"sonic", "sonny", "sooth", "sooty", "soppy", "sored", "sorer",
"sores", "sorry", "sorta", "sorts", "sough", "souks", "souls",
"sound", "soups", "soupy", "sours", "souse", "south", "sowed",
"sower", "space", "spade", "spake", "spams", "spank", "spans",
"spare", "spark", "spars", "spasm", "spate", "spats", "spawn",
"spays", "speak", "spear", "speck", "specs", "speed", "spell",
"spend", "spent", "sperm", "spews", "spice", "spics", "spicy",
"spied", "spiel", "spies", "spiff", "spike", "spiky", "spill",
"spine", "spins", "spiny", "spire", "spite", "spits", "spivs",
"splat", "splay", "split", "spoil", "spoke", "spoof", "spook",
"spool", "spoon", "spoor", "spore", "sport", "spots", "spout",
"sprat", "spray", "spree", "sprig", "sprog", "spuds", "spume",
"spunk", "spurn", "spurs", "spurt", "squab", "squad", "squat",
"squaw", "squib", "squid", "stabs", "stack", "staff", "stage",
"stags", "stagy", "staid", "stain", "stair", "stake", "stale",
"stalk", "stall", "stamp", "stand", "stank", "staph", "stare",
"stark", "stars", "start", "stash", "state", "stats", "stave",
"stays", "stead", "steak", "steal", "steam", "steed", "steel",
"steep", "steer", "stein", "stems", "steno", "steps", "stern",
"stews", "stick", "sties", "stiff", "stile", "still", "stilt",
"sting", "stink", "stint", "stirs", "stoat", "stock", "stogy",
"stoic", "stoke", "stole", "stomp", "stone", "stony", "stood",
"stool", "stoop", "stops", "store", "stork", "storm", "stoup",
"stout", "stove", "stows", "strap", "straw", "stray", "strep",
"strew", "strip", "strop", "strum", "strut", "stubs", "stuck",
"studs", "study", "stuff", "stump", "stung", "stunk", "stuns",
"stunt", "style", "styli", "suave", "sucks", "sudsy", "suede",
"sugar", "suing", "suite", "suits", "sulks", "sulky", "sully",
"sumac", "sumps", "sunks", "sunny", "sunup", "super", "surer",
"surfs", "surge", "surly", "sushi", "swabs", "swags", "swain",
"swami", "swamp", "swank", "swans", "swaps", "sward", "swarm",
"swash", "swath", "swats", "sways", "swear", "sweat", "swede",
"sweep", "sweet", "swell", "swept", "swift", "swigs", "swill",
"swims", "swine", "swing", "swipe", "swirl", "swish", "swizz",
"swoon", "swoop", "sword", "swore", "sworn", "swots", "swung",
"sylph", "syncs", "synod", "syrup", "tabby", "table", "taboo",
"tacit", "tacks", "tacky", "tacos", "taffy", "tails", "taint",
"taken", "taker", "takes", "tales", "talks", "tally", "talon",
"tamed", "tamer", "tames", "tamps", "tango", "tangs", "tangy",
"tanks", "tansy", "tapas", "taped", "taper", "tapes", "tapir",
"tardy", "tared", "tares", "tarns", "taros", "tarot", "tarps",
"tarry", "tarts", "tarty", "tasks", "taste", "tasty", "tater",
"tatty", "taunt", "taupe", "tauts", "tawny", "taxed", "taxes",
"taxis", "teach", "teaed", "teaks", "teals", "teams", "tears",
"teary", "tease", "teats", "techs", "teddy", "teems", "teens",
"teeny", "teeth", "telex", "tells", "telly", "tempo", "temps",
"tempt", "tench", "tends", "tenet", "tenon", "tenor", "tense",
"tenth", "tents", "tepee", "tepid", "terms", "terns", "terry",
"terse", "tests", "testy", "texts", "thank", "thaws", "theed",
"thees", "theft", "their", "theme", "there", "therm", "these",
"theta", "thick", "thief", "thigh", "thine", "thing", "think",
"thins", "third", "thong", "thorn", "those", "thous", "three",
"threw", "throb", "throe", "throw", "thrum", "thuds", "thugs",
"thumb", "thump", "thyme", "tiara", "tibia", "ticks", "tidal",
"tided", "tides", "tiers", "tiffs", "tiger", "tight", "tilde",
"tiled", "tiler", "tiles", "tills", "tilts", "timed", "timer",
"times", "timid", "tinge", "tings", "tinny", "tints", "tipsy",
"titan", "titch", "tithe", "title", "titty", "tizzy", "toads",
"toady", "toast", "today", "toddy", "toffs", "togas", "toils",
"toked", "token", "tokes", "tolls", "tombs", "tomes", "tonal",
"toned", "toner", "tones", "tongs", "tonic", "tonne", "tools",
"tooth", "toots", "topaz", "topee", "topic", "toque", "torch",
"torso", "torte", "torts", "torus", "total", "toted", "totem",
"totes", "touch", "tough", "tours", "touts", "towed", "towel",
"tower", "towns", "toxic", "toxin", "toyed", "trace", "track",
"tract", "trade", "trail", "train", "trait", "tramp", "trams",
"traps", "trash", "trawl", "trays", "tread", "treat", "treed",
"trees", "treks", "trend", "tress", "trews", "triad", "trial",
"tribe", "trice", "trick", "tried", "trier", "tries", "trike",
"trill", "trims", "trios", "tripe", "trips", "trite", "troll",
"tromp", "troop", "trope", "troth", "trots", "trout", "troys",
"truce", "truck", "trued", "truer", "trues", "trugs", "truly",
"trump", "trunk", "truss", "trust", "truth", "tryst", "tubae",
"tubas", "tubby", "tubed", "tuber", "tubes", "tucks", "tufts",
"tulip", "tulle", "tumid", "tummy", "tunas", "tuned", "tuner",
"tunes", "tunic", "tunny", "tuque", "turbo", "turds", "turfs",
"turns", "turps", "tusks", "tutor", "tutus", "tuxes", "twain",
"twang", "twats", "tweak", "tweed", "tweet", "twerp", "twice",
"twigs", "twill", "twine", "twins", "twirl", "twist", "twits",
"twixt", "tying", "tykes", "typed", "types", "typos", "tyros",
"udder", "ulcer", "ulnae", "ultra", "umbel", "umber", "umiak",
"umped", "unbar", "uncle", "uncut", "under", "undid", "undue",
"unfit", "unify", "union", "unite", "units", "unity", "unlit",
"unman", "unmet", "unpin", "unsay", "unset", "untie", "until",
"unwed", "unzip", "upend", "upped", "upper", "upset", "urban",
"urged", "urges", "urine", "urned", "usage", "users", "usher",
"using", "usual", "usurp", "usury", "uteri", "utter", "uvula",
"vague", "vales", "valet", "valid", "value", "valve", "vamps",
"vanes", "vapid", "vases", "vasts", "vault", "vaunt", "veals",
"veeps", "veers", "vegan", "veges", "veils", "veins", "velar",
"velds", "venal", "vends", "venom", "vents", "venue", "verbs",
"verge", "verse", "verso", "verve", "vests", "vetch", "vexed",
"vexes", "vials", "viand", "vibes", "vicar", "viced", "vices",
"video", "views", "vigil", "viler", "villa", "vined", "vines",
"vinyl", "viola", "viols", "viper", "viral", "vireo", "virus",
"visas", "vised", "vises", "visit", "visor", "vista", "vital",
"vivas", "vivid", "vixen", "vocal", "vodka", "vogue", "voice",
"voids", "voile", "voled", "voles", "volts", "vomit", "voted",
"voter", "votes", "vouch", "vowed", "vowel", "vulva", "vying",
"wacko", "wacky", "waded", "wader", "wades", "wadge", "wadis",
"wafer", "wafts", "waged", "wager", "wages", "waifs", "wails",
"waist", "waits", "waive", "waked", "waken", "wakes", "waled",
"wales", "walks", "walla", "walls", "wally", "waltz", "wands",
"waned", "wanes", "wanks", "wanly", "wanna", "wants", "wards",
"wares", "warms", "warns", "warps", "warts", "warty", "wases",
"wasps", "waste", "watch", "water", "watts", "waved", "waver",
"waves", "waxed", "waxen", "waxes", "wazoo", "weals", "weans",
"wears", "weary", "weave", "wedge", "weeds", "weedy", "weeks",
"weeny", "weeps", "weepy", "weest", "wefts", "weigh", "weird",
"weirs", "welds", "wells", "welly", "welsh", "welts", "wench",
"wends", "wests", "wetly", "whack", "whale", "whams", "wharf",
"whats", "wheal", "wheat", "wheel", "whelk", "whelp", "whens",
"where", "whets", "whews", "which", "whiff", "while", "whims",
"whine", "whiny", "whips", "whirl", "whirs", "whisk", "whist",
"white", "whits", "whole", "whoop", "whops", "whore", "whorl",
"whose", "whups", "wicks", "widen", "wider", "widow", "width",
"wield", "wight", "wilds", "wiled", "wiles", "wills", "willy",
"wilts", "wimps", "wimpy", "wince", "winch", "winds", "windy",
"wined", "wines", "wings", "winks", "winos", "wiped", "wiper",
"wipes", "wired", "wires", "wised", "wiser", "wises", "wisps",
"wispy", "witch", "withe", "withs", "witty", "wives", "wodge",
"woken", "wolds", "wolfs", "woman", "wombs", "women", "wonks",
"wonky", "woods", "woody", "wooed", "wooer", "woofs", "woozy",
"words", "wordy", "works", "world", "worms", "wormy", "worry",
"worse", "worst", "worth", "would", "wound", "woven", "wowed",
"wrack", "wraps", "wrath", "wreak", "wreck", "wrens", "wrest",
"wried", "wries", "wring", "wrist", "write", "writs", "wrong",
"wrote", "wroth", "wrung", "wryer", "wryly", "xenon", "xerox",
"xylem", "yacht", "yahoo", "yanks", "yards", "yarns", "yawed",
"yawls", "yawns", "yeahs", "yearn", "years", "yeast", "yells",
"yelps", "yeses", "yetis", "yield", "yikes", "yobbo", "yodel",
"yogic", "yogis", "yoked", "yokel", "yokes", "yolks", "yonks",
"young", "yours", "youth", "yowls", "yucca", "yucks", "yucky",
"yukky", "yummy", "zappy", "zebra", "zebus", "zeros", "zests",
"zilch", "zincs", "zines", "zings", "zingy", "zippy", "zonal",
"zoned", "zones", "zooms"
};
const char* w_6[] = {
"abacus", "abased", "abases", "abated", "abates", "abbess",
"abbeys", "abbots", "abduct", "abhors", "abides", "abject",
"abjure", "ablaze", "ablest", "abloom", "aboard", "aboded",
"abodes", "aborts", "abound", "abouts", "abrade", "abroad",
"abrupt", "abseil", "absent", "absorb", "absurd", "abused",
"abuser", "abuses", "acacia", "accede", "accent", "accept",
"access", "accord", "accost", "accrue", "accuse", "acetic",
"achier", "aching", "acidic", "acidly", "acorns", "acquit",
"across", "acting", "action", "active", "actors", "actual",
"acuity", "acumen", "acuter", "acutes", "adages", "adagio",
"adapts", "addend", "adders", "addict", "adding", "addled",
"addles", "adduce", "adepts", "adhere", "adieus", "adjoin",
"adjure", "adjust", "admire", "admits", "adobes", "adopts",
"adored", "adores", "adorns", "adrift", "adroit", "adults",
"advent", "adverb", "advert", "advice", "advise", "aerate",
"aerial", "aerier", "aeries", "affair", "affect", "affirm",
"afford", "affray", "afghan", "afield", "aflame", "afloat",
"afraid", "afresh", "afters", "agates", "ageism", "ageist",
"agency", "agenda", "agents", "aghast", "agiler", "agleam",
"agreed", "agrees", "ahchoo", "aiding", "ailing", "aiming",
"airbag", "airbed", "airgun", "airier", "airily", "airing",
"airman", "airmen", "airway", "aisled", "aisles", "akimbo",
"alarms", "alases", "albeit", "albino", "albums", "alcove",
"alders", "alerts", "alibis", "aliens", "alight", "aligns",
"alkali", "allays", "allege", "alleys", "allied", "allies",
"allots", "allows", "alloys", "allude", "allure", "almond",
"almost", "alohas", "alpaca", "alphas", "alpine", "altars",
"alters", "alumna", "alumni", "always", "amazed", "amazes",
"amazon", "ambled", "ambles", "ambush", "amends", "amened",
"amidst", "amigos", "amoeba", "amoral", "amount", "amours",
"ampere", "amping", "ampler", "ampule", "amulet", "amused",
"amuses", "anally", "analog", "anchor", "angels", "angers",
"angina", "angled", "angler", "angles", "angora", "animal",
"animus", "anions", "ankled", "ankles", "anklet", "annals",
"anneal", "annexe", "annoys", "annual", "annuls", "anodes",
"anoint", "anorak", "answer", "anthem", "anther", "antics",
"anting", "antler", "anuses", "anvils", "anyhow", "anyone",
"anyway", "aortas", "apathy", "apexes", "aphids", "apiary",
"apiece", "aplomb", "apogee", "appeal", "appear", "append",
"apples", "applet", "aprons", "aptest", "arable", "arcade",
"arcane", "arched", "archer", "arches", "archly", "arcing",
"arctic", "ardent", "arenas", "argosy", "argots", "argued",
"argues", "argyle", "arider", "aright", "arisen", "arises",
"armada", "armful", "armies", "arming", "armlet", "armpit",
"aromas", "around", "arouse", "arrant", "arrays", "arrest",
"arrive", "arrows", "arroyo", "arsing", "artery", "artful",
"artier", "artist", "ascend", "ascent", "ascots", "ashcan",
"ashier", "ashing", "ashore", "ashram", "asides", "asking",
"aslant", "asleep", "aspect", "aspens", "aspics", "aspire",
"assail", "assays", "assent", "assert", "assess", "assets",
"assign", "assist", "assize", "assort", "assume", "assure",
"astern", "asters", "asthma", "astral", "astray", "astute",
"asylum", "atolls", "atomic", "atonal", "atoned", "atones",
"atrium", "attach", "attack", "attain", "attend", "attest",
"attics", "attire", "attune", "auburn", "audios", "audits",
"augers", "aughts", "augurs", "augury", "august", "auntie",
"author", "autism", "autoed", "autumn", "avails", "avasts",
"avatar", "avenge", "avenue", "averse", "averts", "avians",
"aviary", "avider", "avidly", "avoids", "avowal", "avowed",
"awaits", "awaken", "awakes", "awards", "awarer", "aweigh",
"awhile", "awning", "awoken", "axioms", "axises", "azalea",
"azures", "baaing", "babble", "babels", "babied", "babier",
"babies", "baboon", "backed", "backer", "backup", "badder",
"baddie", "badger", "badges", "baffle", "bagels", "bagful",
"bagged", "baggie", "bailed", "bailey", "bairns", "baited",
"bakers", "bakery", "baking", "balded", "balder", "baldly",
"baleen", "baling", "balked", "ballad", "balled", "ballet",
"ballot", "ballsy", "balsam", "balsas", "bamboo", "banana",
"banded", "bandit", "banged", "banger", "bangle", "baning",
"banish", "banjos", "banked", "banker", "banned", "banner",
"bantam", "banter", "banyan", "baobab", "barbed", "barber",
"barbie", "barely", "barest", "barfed", "barfly", "barged",
"barges", "baring", "barium", "barked", "barker", "barley",
"barman", "barmen", "barney", "barons", "barony", "barred",
"barrel", "barren", "barrio", "barrow", "barter", "basalt",
"basely", "basest", "bashed", "bashes", "basics", "basing",
"basins", "basked", "basket", "basque", "basses", "basset",
"bassos", "basted", "bastes", "bathed", "bather", "bathes",
"bathos", "batiks", "bating", "batman", "batmen", "batons",
"batted", "batten", "batter", "battle", "bauble", "baulks",
"bawled", "baying", "bayous", "bazaar", "beacon", "beaded",
"beagle", "beaked", "beaker", "beamed", "beaned", "beanie",
"beards", "bearer", "beasts", "beaten", "beater", "beauts",
"beauty", "beaver", "bebops", "becalm", "became", "beckon",
"become", "bedaub", "bedbug", "bedded", "bedder", "bedeck",
"bedlam", "bedpan", "bedsit", "beefed", "beeped", "beeper",
"beetle", "beeves", "befall", "befell", "befits", "befogs",
"before", "befoul", "begets", "beggar", "begged", "begins",
"begone", "begums", "behalf", "behave", "behead", "beheld",
"behest", "behind", "behold", "beings", "belays", "belfry",
"belied", "belief", "belies", "belled", "belles", "bellow",
"belong", "belows", "belted", "bemoan", "bemuse", "bender",
"benign", "benumb", "berate", "bereft", "berets", "berths",
"beryls", "besets", "beside", "besoms", "besots", "bested",
"bestir", "bestow", "betake", "betcha", "betide", "betook",
"betray", "better", "bettor", "bevels", "bevies", "bewail",
"beware", "beyond", "biased", "biases", "bibles", "bicarb",
"biceps", "bicker", "bidden", "bidder", "bidets", "biding",
"biffed", "bigamy", "bigger", "biggie", "bights", "bigots",
"bigwig", "bikers", "biking", "bikini", "bilges", "bilked",
"billed", "billet", "billow", "bimbos", "binary", "binder",
"binged", "binges", "binman", "binmen", "binned", "bionic",
"biopic", "biopsy", "bipeds", "birded", "birdie", "births",
"bisect", "bishop", "bisque", "bistro", "bitchy", "biting",
"bitmap", "bitten", "bitter", "blacks", "bladed", "blades",
"blahed", "blamed", "blamer", "blames", "blanch", "blanks",
"blared", "blares", "blasts", "blazed", "blazer", "blazes",
"blazon", "bleach", "bleary", "bleats", "bleeds", "bleeps",
"blench", "blends", "blight", "blimey", "blimps", "blinds",
"blinks", "blintz", "blithe", "bloats", "blocks", "blokes",
"blonds", "bloods", "bloody", "blooms", "blotch", "blotto",
"blouse", "blower", "blowup", "blowzy", "bluest", "bluesy",
"bluffs", "bluing", "bluish", "blunts", "blurbs", "blurry",
"blurts", "boards", "boasts", "boated", "boater", "bobbed",
"bobbin", "bobble", "bobcat", "bodega", "bodged", "bodges",
"bodice", "bodies", "bodily", "boding", "bodkin", "boffin",
"bogeys", "bogged", "boggle", "boiled", "boiler", "bolder",
"boldly", "bolero", "bolled", "bolshy", "bolted", "bombed",
"bomber", "bonbon", "bonces", "bonded", "boners", "bonged",
"bongos", "bonier", "boning", "bonito", "bonked", "bonnet",
"bonnie", "bonsai", "boobed", "boodle", "booger", "boogie",
"boohoo", "booing", "booked", "bookie", "boomed", "boomer",
"boosts", "booted", "bootee", "booths", "boozed", "boozer",
"boozes", "bopped", "border", "borers", "boring", "borrow",
"bosoms", "bosomy", "bossed", "bosser", "bosses", "botany",
"bother", "bottle", "bottom", "boughs", "bought", "boules",
"bounce", "bouncy", "bounds", "bounty", "bovine", "bovver",
"bowels", "bowers", "bowing", "bowled", "bowler", "bowman",
"bowmen", "boxcar", "boxers", "boxing", "boyish", "braced",
"braces", "bracts", "braids", "brains", "brainy", "braise",
"braked", "brakes", "branch", "brands", "brandy", "brassy",
"bratty", "braved", "braver", "braves", "bravos", "brawls",
"brawny", "brayed", "brazen", "breach", "breads", "breaks",
"breams", "breast", "breath", "breded", "bredes", "breech",
"breeds", "breeze", "breezy", "brewed", "brewer", "bribed",
"bribes", "bricks", "bridal", "brides", "bridge", "bridle",
"briefs", "briers", "bright", "brings", "brinks", "brisks",
"broach", "broads", "brogan", "brogue", "broils", "broken",
"broker", "brolly", "bronco", "bronze", "brooch", "broods",
"broody", "brooks", "brooms", "broths", "browns", "browse",
"bruins", "bruise", "bruits", "brunch", "brunet", "brunts",
"brutal", "brutes", "bubble", "bubbly", "bucked", "bucket",
"buckle", "budded", "budged", "budges", "budget", "budgie",
"buffed", "buffer", "buffet", "bugged", "bugger", "bugled",
"bugler", "bugles", "builds", "bulbed", "bulged", "bulges",
"bulked", "bulled", "bullet", "bumbag", "bumble", "bummed",
"bummer", "bumped", "bumper", "bundle", "bunged", "bungee",
"bungle", "bunion", "bunked", "bunker", "bunkum", "bunted",
"buoyed", "burble", "burden", "bureau", "burger", "burghs",
"burgle", "burial", "buried", "buries", "burlap", "burned",
"burner", "burped", "burred", "burros", "burrow", "bursar",
"bursts", "busboy", "bushed", "bushel", "bushes", "busied",
"busier", "busies", "busily", "busing", "busked", "busker",
"bussed", "busted", "buster", "bustle", "butane", "butler",
"butted", "butter", "buttes", "button", "buyers", "buying",
"buyout", "buzzed", "buzzer", "buzzes", "bygone", "bylaws",
"byline", "bypass", "byplay", "byways", "byword", "cabals",
"cabana", "cabbed", "cabers", "cabins", "cabled", "cables",
"cacaos", "cached", "caches", "cachet", "cackle", "cactus",
"cadets", "cadged", "cadger", "cadges", "cadres", "caftan",
"cagier", "cagily", "caging", "cahoot", "cairns", "cajole",
"caking", "calico", "caliph", "called", "caller", "callow",
"callus", "calmed", "calmer", "calmly", "calved", "calves",
"camber", "camels", "cameos", "camera", "camped", "camper",
"campus", "canals", "canard", "canary", "cancan", "cancel",
"cancer", "candid", "candle", "canine", "caning", "canker",
"canned", "cannon", "cannot", "canoed", "canoes", "canons",
"canopy", "canted", "canter", "canton", "cantor", "cantos",
"canvas", "canyon", "capers", "caplet", "capons", "capped",
"captor", "carafe", "carats", "carbon", "carboy", "carded",
"careen", "career", "carers", "caress", "carets", "carhop",
"caries", "caring", "carnal", "carobs", "carols", "caroms",
"carpal", "carped", "carpel", "carpet", "carpus", "carrel",
"carrot", "carted", "cartel", "carter", "carton", "carved",
"carver", "carves", "casein", "cashed", "cashes", "cashew",
"casing", "casino", "casket", "cassia", "casted", "caster",
"castes", "castle", "casual", "catchy", "caters", "catgut",
"cation", "catkin", "catnap", "catnip", "cattle", "caucus",
"caudal", "caught", "caulks", "causal", "caused", "causes",
"caveat", "cavern", "cavers", "caviar", "cavils", "caving",
"cavity", "cavort", "cawing", "cayman", "ceased", "ceases",
"cedars", "ceding", "celebs", "celery", "cellar", "celled",
"cellos", "cement", "censer", "censor", "census", "cereal",
"cerise", "cervix", "chafed", "chafes", "chaffs", "chains",
"chairs", "chaise", "chalet", "chalks", "chalky", "champs",
"chance", "chancy", "change", "chants", "chapel", "chappy",
"charge", "charms", "charts", "chased", "chaser", "chases",
"chasms", "chaste", "chatty", "cheapo", "cheats", "cheeks",
"cheeky", "cheeps", "cheers", "cheery", "cheese", "cheesy",
"cherry", "cherub", "chests", "chesty", "chewed", "chewer",
"chicer", "chichi", "chicks", "chicle", "chided", "chides",
"chiefs", "chills", "chilly", "chimed", "chimes", "chimps",
"chinks", "chinos", "chintz", "chippy", "chirps", "chirpy",
"chisel", "chitin", "chived", "chives", "chivvy", "chocks",
"choice", "choirs", "choked", "choker", "chokes", "choler",
"chomps", "choose", "choosy", "choppy", "choral", "chords",
"chored", "chores", "chorus", "chosen", "chowed", "chrome",
"chubby", "chucks", "chummy", "chumps", "chunks", "chunky",
"church", "churls", "churns", "chutes", "cicada", "ciders",
"cigars", "cilium", "cinder", "cinema", "cipher", "circle",
"circus", "cirrus", "cities", "citing", "citric", "citron",
"citrus", "civets", "civics", "clacks", "claims", "clammy",
"clamps", "clangs", "clanks", "claret", "clasps", "classy",
"clause", "clawed", "clayey", "cleans", "clears", "cleats",
"cleave", "clefts", "clench", "clergy", "cleric", "clerks",
"clever", "clewed", "clicks", "client", "cliffs", "climax",
"climbs", "climes", "clinch", "clings", "clingy", "clinic",
"clinks", "clique", "cloaks", "cloche", "clocks", "clomps",
"cloned", "clones", "clonks", "closed", "closer", "closes",
"closet", "clothe", "cloths", "clouds", "cloudy", "clouts",
"cloven", "clover", "cloves", "clowns", "cloyed", "clucks",
"cluing", "clumps", "clumpy", "clumsy", "clunks", "clunky",
"clutch", "coaled", "coarse", "coasts", "coated", "coater",
"coaxed", "coaxes", "cobalt", "cobbed", "cobber", "cobble",
"cobnut", "cobras", "cobweb", "coccis", "coccus", "coccyx",
"cocked", "cockle", "cocoas", "cocoon", "codded", "coddle",
"codger", "codify", "coding", "coerce", "coeval", "coffee",
"coffer", "coffin", "cogent", "cognac", "cohere", "cohort",
"coiled", "coined", "coital", "coitus", "coking", "colder",
"coldly", "coleys", "collar", "collie", "colons", "colony",
"column", "combat", "combed", "combos", "comedy", "comely",
"comers", "comets", "comics", "coming", "comity", "commas",
"commie", "commit", "common", "compel", "comply", "conchs",
"concur", "condom", "condor", "condos", "confab", "confer",
"congas", "conger", "conics", "conies", "coning", "conked",
"conker", "conned", "consul", "convex", "convey", "convoy",
"cooing", "cooked", "cooker", "cookie", "cooled", "cooler",
"coolie", "coolly", "cooped", "cooper", "cootie", "copied",
"copier", "copies", "coping", "copped", "copper", "copsed",
"copses", "copter", "copula", "corals", "corded", "cordon",
"corgis", "coring", "corked", "corker", "cornea", "corned",
"corner", "cornet", "corona", "corpse", "corpus", "corral",
"corrie", "corset", "cortex", "coshed", "coshes", "cosign",
"cosily", "cosine", "cosmic", "cosmos", "cosset", "costar",
"costly", "coting", "cotted", "cotter", "cotton", "cougar",
"coughs", "coulis", "counts", "county", "couped", "coupes",
"couple", "coupon", "course", "courts", "cousin", "covens",
"covers", "covert", "covets", "coveys", "coward", "cowboy",
"cowers", "cowing", "cowpat", "cowpox", "cowrie", "coxing",
"coyest", "coyote", "coypus", "cozens", "cozily", "crabby",
"cracks", "cradle", "crafts", "crafty", "craggy", "cramps",
"craned", "cranes", "cranks", "cranky", "cranny", "crapes",
"crappy", "crated", "crater", "crates", "cravat", "craved",
"craven", "craves", "crawls", "crayon", "crazed", "crazes",
"creaks", "creaky", "creams", "creamy", "crease", "create",
"credit", "credos", "creeds", "creeks", "creels", "creeps",
"creepy", "creole", "crepes", "crests", "cretin", "crewed",
"cricks", "criers", "crikey", "crimed", "crimes", "crimps",
"cringe", "cripes", "crises", "crisis", "crisps", "crispy",
"critic", "croaks", "crocks", "crocus", "crofts", "crones",
"crooks", "croons", "crotch", "crouch", "croups", "croupy",
"crowds", "crowed", "crowns", "cruddy", "cruder", "cruels",
"cruets", "cruise", "crumbs", "crumby", "crummy", "crunch",
"crusts", "crusty", "crutch", "cruxes", "crying", "crypts",
"cubing", "cubism", "cubist", "cubits", "cuboid", "cuckoo",
"cuddle", "cuddly", "cudgel", "cuffed", "culled", "cumuli",
"cupful", "cupids", "cupola", "cuppas", "cupped", "curacy",
"curate", "curdle", "curfew", "curies", "curing", "curios",
"curled", "curler", "curlew", "curred", "cursed", "curses",
"cursor", "curter", "curtly", "curtsy", "curved", "curves",
"cuspid", "cussed", "cusses", "custom", "cutely", "cutest",
"cutesy", "cuteys", "cuties", "cutlet", "cutoff", "cutout",
"cutter", "cutups", "cyborg", "cycled", "cycles", "cyclic",
"cygnet", "cymbal", "cynics", "cypher", "cystic", "dabbed",
"dabble", "dachas", "dactyl", "dadoes", "daemon", "dafter",
"dagger", "dagoes", "dahlia", "dainty", "daises", "damage",
"damask", "dammed", "dammit", "damned", "damped", "dampen",
"damper", "damply", "damsel", "damson", "danced", "dancer",
"dances", "dander", "dandle", "danger", "dangle", "danker",
"dankly", "dapper", "dapple", "daring", "darken", "darker",
"darkie", "darkly", "darned", "darted", "dashed", "dashes",
"dating", "dative", "datums", "daubed", "dauber", "daunts",
"davits", "dawdle", "dawned", "daybed", "dazing", "dazzle",
"deacon", "deaden", "deader", "deadly", "deafen", "deafer",
"dealer", "deaned", "dearer", "dearly", "dearth", "deaths",
"deaves", "debark", "debars", "debase", "debate", "debits",
"debris", "debtor", "debugs", "debunk", "debuts", "decade",
"decaff", "decafs", "decals", "decamp", "decant", "decays",
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"device", "devils", "devise", "devoid", "devote", "devour",
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"diatom", "dibble", "dicier", "dicing", "dicker", "dickey",
"dictum", "diddle", "diddly", "dieing", "diesel", "dieted",
"dieter", "differ", "digest", "digger", "digits", "diktat",
"dilate", "dildos", "dilled", "dilute", "dimmed", "dimmer",
"dimple", "dimwit", "dinars", "diners", "dinged", "dinghy",
"dining", "dinned", "dinner", "diodes", "dioxin", "dipole",
"dipped", "dipper", "dipsos", "direct", "direst", "dirges",
"disarm", "disbar", "discos", "discus", "dished", "dishes",
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"doctor", "dodder", "doddle", "dodged", "dodgem", "dodger",
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"doings", "doling", "dollar", "dolled", "dollop", "dolmen",
"domain", "doming", "domino", "donate", "donkey", "donned",
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"dosing", "dossed", "dosser", "dotage", "doting", "dotted",
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"dropsy", "drover", "droves", "drowns", "drowse", "drowsy",
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"dumbed", "dumber", "dumbly", "dumbos", "dumped", "dumper",
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"duplex", "duress", "during", "dusted", "duster", "duties",
"duvets", "dwarfs", "dweebs", "dwells", "dyadic", "dyeing",
"dynamo", "eagles", "eaglet", "earful", "earned", "earner",
"earths", "earthy", "earwax", "earwig", "easels", "easier",
"easies", "easily", "easing", "eaters", "eatery", "eating",
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"editor", "eerier", "eerily", "efface", "effect", "effete",
"effigy", "effing", "effort", "eggcup", "egging", "eggnog",
"egoism", "egoist", "egress", "egrets", "eiders", "eighth",
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"eloped", "elopes", "eluded", "eludes", "emails", "embalm",
"embark", "embeds", "embers", "emblem", "embody", "emboss",
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"enamel", "encamp", "encase", "encode", "encore", "endear",
"ending", "endive", "endows", "endued", "endues", "endure",
"enemas", "energy", "enfold", "engage", "engine", "engulf",
"enigma", "enjoin", "enjoys", "enlist", "enmesh", "enmity",
"enough", "enrage", "enrich", "ensign", "ensued", "ensues",
"ensure", "entail", "enters", "entice", "entire", "entity",
"entomb", "entrap", "envied", "envies", "envoys", "enzyme",
"epochs", "equals", "equate", "equine", "equips", "equity",
"erased", "eraser", "erases", "erects", "ermine", "eroded",
"erodes", "erotic", "errand", "errant", "errata", "erring",
"errors", "ersatz", "erupts", "escape", "eschew", "escort",
"escrow", "escudo", "espied", "espies", "essays", "estate",
"esteem", "esters", "etched", "etcher", "etches", "ethics",
"ethnic", "eulogy", "eunuch", "eureka", "evaded", "evades",
"evened", "evener", "evenly", "events", "evicts", "evilly",
"evince", "evoked", "evokes", "evolve", "exacts", "exalts",
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"exhume", "exiled", "exiles", "exists", "exited", "exodus",
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"fakers", "faking", "fakirs", "falcon", "fallen", "fallow",
"falser", "falsie", "falter", "family", "famine", "famish",
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"farmer", "farrow", "farted", "fascia", "fasted", "fasten",
"faster", "father", "fathom", "fating", "fatsos", "fatten",
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"fawned", "faxing", "fazing", "fealty", "feared", "feasts",
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"fennel", "ferret", "ferric", "fervid", "fessed", "fesses",
"festal", "fester", "feting", "fetish", "fetter", "fettle",
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"fibbed", "fibber", "fibula", "fiches", "fickle", "fiddle",
"fiddly", "fidget", "fields", "fiends", "fierce", "fiesta",
"fifths", "figged", "fights", "figure", "filial", "filing",
"filled", "filler", "fillet", "fillip", "filmed", "filter",
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"flexed", "flexes", "flicks", "fliers", "fliest", "flight",
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"flirty", "floats", "flocks", "floods", "floors", "floozy",
"floppy", "floral", "floras", "floret", "florid", "florin",
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"fodder", "foetid", "fogged", "foible", "foiled", "foists",
"folded", "folder", "folios", "folksy", "follow", "foment",
"fonded", "fonder", "fondle", "fondly", "fondue", "foodie",
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"formal", "format", "formed", "former", "fortes", "forums",
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"founds", "founts", "fourth", "fowled", "foxier", "foxing",
"foyers", "fracas", "framed", "framer", "frames", "francs",
"franks", "frauds", "frayed", "freaks", "freaky", "freely",
"freest", "freeze", "french", "frenzy", "fresco", "friars",
"friary", "fridge", "friend", "frieze", "fright", "frigid",
"frills", "frilly", "fringe", "frisks", "frisky", "frizzy",
"frocks", "frolic", "fronds", "fronts", "frosts", "frosty",
"froths", "frothy", "frowns", "frowzy", "frozen", "frugal",
"fruits", "fruity", "frumps", "frumpy", "fryers", "frying",
"fucked", "fucker", "fuddle", "fudged", "fudges", "fugues",
"fulled", "fuller", "fumble", "fuming", "funded", "fungal",
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"gaiter", "galaxy", "galena", "galled", "galley", "gallon",
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"gamely", "gamest", "gamete", "gamier", "gamine", "gaming",
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"gannet", "gantry", "gaoled", "gaoler", "gaping", "garage",
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"gateau", "gather", "gating", "gators", "gauche", "gaucho",
"gaunts", "gavels", "gawked", "gawped", "gayest", "gazebo",
"gazers", "gazing", "gazump", "geared", "geckos", "geddit",
"geeing", "geezer", "geisha", "gelded", "gelled", "gender",
"genera", "genial", "genies", "genius", "genned", "genome",
"genres", "gentle", "gently", "gentry", "geodes", "gerbil",
"gerund", "gewgaw", "geyser", "ghetto", "ghosts", "ghouls",
"giants", "gibber", "gibbet", "gibbon", "gibing", "giblet",
"gifted", "gigged", "giggle", "giggly", "gigolo", "gilded",
"gillie", "gimlet", "ginger", "ginkgo", "ginned", "girded",
"girder", "girdle", "girlie", "girted", "girths", "givens",
"givers", "giving", "glades", "gladly", "glance", "glands",
"glared", "glares", "glassy", "glazed", "glazes", "gleams",
"gleans", "glibly", "glided", "glider", "glides", "glints",
"glitch", "glitzy", "gloats", "global", "globed", "globes",
"gloomy", "glossy", "gloved", "gloves", "glowed", "glower",
"gluier", "gluing", "glumly", "gluten", "gnarls", "gnarly",
"gnawed", "gneiss", "gnomes", "gnomic", "goaded", "goaled",
"goalie", "goatee", "gobbed", "gobbet", "gobble", "goblet",
"goblin", "godson", "gofers", "goggle", "goings", "golden",
"golder", "golfed", "golfer", "gonads", "goners", "gonged",
"goober", "goodly", "goofed", "googly", "gooier", "goosed",
"gooses", "gopher", "gorged", "gorges", "gorgon", "gorier",
"goring", "goshes", "gospel", "gossip", "gotcha", "gotten",
"gouged", "gouger", "gouges", "gourds", "govern", "gowned",
"grabby", "graced", "graces", "graded", "grader", "grades",
"grafts", "grains", "grainy", "gramme", "grands", "grange",
"granny", "grants", "graped", "grapes", "graphs", "grasps",
"grassy", "grated", "grater", "grates", "gratin", "gratis",
"graved", "gravel", "graven", "graver", "graves", "grazed",
"grazes", "grease", "greasy", "greats", "grebes", "greedy",
"greens", "greets", "griefs", "grieve", "grille", "grills",
"grimed", "grimes", "grimly", "grinds", "gringo", "griped",
"gripes", "grippe", "grisly", "gritty", "groans", "grocer",
"groggy", "groins", "grooms", "groove", "groovy", "groped",
"gropes", "grotto", "grotty", "grouch", "ground", "groups",
"grouse", "grouts", "grovel", "groves", "grower", "growls",
"growth", "groyne", "grubby", "grudge", "gruels", "gruffs",
"grumps", "grumpy", "grunge", "grungy", "grunts", "guards",
"guavas", "guests", "guffaw", "guided", "guides", "guilds",
"guiled", "guiles", "guilty", "guinea", "guises", "guitar",
"gulags", "gulled", "gullet", "gulped", "gumbos", "gummed",
"gunman", "gunmen", "gunned", "gunner", "gurgle", "gurney",
"gushed", "gusher", "gushes", "gusset", "gusted", "gutted",
"gutter", "guvnor", "guying", "guzzle", "gypped", "gypsum",
"gyrate", "habits", "hacked", "hacker", "hackle", "hading",
"hagged", "haggis", "haggle", "hailed", "hairdo", "haired",
"hajjes", "halest", "haling", "hallos", "hallow", "haloed",
"halted", "halter", "halved", "halves", "hamlet", "hammed",
"hammer", "hamper", "handed", "handle", "hangar", "hanged",
"hanger", "hanker", "hankie", "hansom", "happen", "harass",
"harden", "harder", "hardly", "harems", "haring", "harked",
"harlot", "harmed", "harped", "harrow", "hashed", "hashes",
"hassle", "hasted", "hasten", "hastes", "hatbox", "haters",
"hating", "hatpin", "hatred", "hatted", "hatter", "hauled",
"hauler", "haunch", "haunts", "havens", "having", "hawing",
"hawked", "hawker", "hawser", "haying", "haymow", "hazard",
"hazels", "hazier", "hazily", "hazing", "headed", "header",
"healed", "healer", "health", "heaped", "hearer", "hearse",
"hearth", "hearts", "hearty", "heated", "heater", "heaths",
"heaved", "heaven", "heaves", "heckle", "hectic", "hector",
"hedged", "hedges", "heeded", "heehaw", "heeled", "hefted",
"heifer", "height", "heists", "helium", "hellos", "helmet",
"helots", "helped", "helper", "hemmed", "hempen", "hences",
"hennas", "hepper", "herald", "herbal", "herded", "hereby",
"herein", "hereof", "heresy", "hereto", "hermit", "hernia",
"heroes", "heroic", "heroin", "herons", "herpes", "hetero",
"hewers", "hewing", "hexing", "heyday", "hiatus", "hickey",
"hidden", "hiding", "hieing", "higher", "highly", "hijack",
"hikers", "hiking", "hinder", "hinged", "hinges", "hinted",
"hipped", "hipper", "hippie", "hippos", "hiring", "hissed",
"hisses", "hither", "hitter", "hiving", "hoards", "hoarse",
"hoaxed", "hoaxer", "hoaxes", "hobbit", "hobble", "hobnob",
"hoboed", "hocked", "hockey", "hoeing", "hogans", "hogged",
"hoicks", "hoists", "hokier", "holder", "holdup", "holier",
"holing", "holism", "holler", "hollow", "homage", "homely",
"homers", "homeys", "homier", "homily", "homing", "hominy",
"honcho", "honest", "honeys", "honing", "honked", "hooded",
"hoodoo", "hoofed", "hoofer", "hookah", "hooked", "hooker",
"hookup", "hooped", "hoopla", "hooray", "hooted", "hooter",
"hoover", "hooves", "hoping", "hopped", "hopper", "horded",
"hordes", "horned", "hornet", "horrid", "horror", "horsed",
"horses", "horsey", "hosing", "hosted", "hostel", "hotbed",
"hotels", "hotpot", "hotted", "hotter", "hounds", "hourly",
"housed", "houses", "hovels", "hovers", "howdah", "howled",
"howler", "hubbub", "hubcap", "hubris", "huddle", "huffed",
"hugely", "hugest", "hugged", "hugger", "hulaed", "hulled",
"hullos", "humane", "humans", "humble", "humbly", "humbug",
"humeri", "hummed", "hummus", "humped", "hunger", "hungry",
"hunker", "hunted", "hunter", "hurdle", "hurled", "hurler",
"hurtle", "hushed", "hushes", "husked", "husker", "hussar",
"hustle", "hybrid", "hydras", "hyenas", "hymens", "hymnal",
"hymned", "hyphen", "hyping", "iambic", "ibexes", "ibises",
"icebox", "icecap", "icicle", "iciest", "icings", "ickier",
"iconic", "ideals", "idiocy", "idioms", "idiots", "idlers",
"idlest", "idling", "idylls", "iffier", "igloos", "ignite",
"ignore", "iguana", "imaged", "images", "imbibe", "imbued",
"imbues", "immune", "immure", "impact", "impair", "impala",
"impale", "impart", "impede", "impels", "impend", "impish",
"import", "impose", "impugn", "impure", "impute", "inaner",
"inborn", "inbred", "incest", "inched", "inches", "incise",
"incite", "income", "incurs", "indeed", "indent", "indict",
"indies", "indigo", "indoor", "induce", "induct", "inerts",
"infamy", "infant", "infect", "infers", "infest", "infill",
"infirm", "inflow", "influx", "inform", "infuse", "ingest",
"ingots", "inhale", "inhere", "inject", "injure", "injury",
"inkier", "inking", "inlaid", "inland", "inlays", "inlets",
"inmate", "inmost", "innate", "inners", "inning", "inputs",
"inroad", "insane", "inseam", "insect", "insert", "insets",
"inside", "insist", "insole", "instep", "insult", "insure",
"intact", "intake", "intend", "intent", "intern", "inters",
"intone", "intros", "intuit", "inured", "inures", "invade",
"invent", "invert", "invest", "invite", "invoke", "inward",
"iodine", "ipecac", "irater", "irises", "irking", "ironed",
"ironic", "island", "islets", "isobar", "issued", "issues",
"italic", "itched", "itches", "itself", "jabbed", "jabber",
"jabots", "jackal", "jacked", "jacket", "jading", "jagged",
"jaguar", "jailed", "jailer", "jalopy", "jambed", "jammed",
"jangle", "japans", "japing", "jargon", "jarred", "jasper",
"jaunts", "jaunty", "jawing", "jazzed", "jazzes", "jeered",
"jejune", "jelled", "jerked", "jerkin", "jersey", "jested",
"jester", "jetsam", "jetted", "jewels", "jibbed", "jigged",
"jigger", "jiggle", "jigsaw", "jihads", "jilted", "jingle",
"jinked", "jinxed", "jinxes", "jitney", "jiving", "jobbed",
"jobber", "jocked", "jockey", "jocose", "jocund", "jogged",
"jogger", "joggle", "johnny", "joined", "joiner", "joints",
"joists", "jojoba", "jokers", "jokier", "joking", "jolted",
"joshed", "joshes", "jostle", "jotted", "jotter", "joules",
"jounce", "journo", "jousts", "jovial", "joyful", "joying",
"joyous", "judder", "judged", "judges", "jugful", "jugged",
"juggle", "juiced", "juicer", "juices", "jujube", "juleps",
"jumble", "jumbos", "jumped", "jumper", "juncos", "jungle",
"junior", "junked", "junker", "junket", "junkie", "juntas",
"juries", "jurist", "jurors", "juster", "justly", "jutted",
"kabobs", "kaboom", "kabuki", "kaolin", "karate", "karats",
"kayaks", "kazoos", "kebabs", "keeled", "keened", "keener",
"keenly", "keeper", "kegged", "kelvin", "kenned", "kennel",
"kernel", "kettle", "keying", "keypad", "khakis", "kibitz",
"kibosh", "kicked", "kicker", "kidded", "kidder", "kiddie",
"kiddos", "kidnap", "kidney", "killed", "killer", "kilned",
"kilted", "kilter", "kimono", "kinder", "kindle", "kindly",
"kingly", "kinked", "kiosks", "kipped", "kipper", "kirked",
"kirsch", "kismet", "kissed", "kisser", "kisses", "kithed",
"kiting", "kitsch", "kitted", "kitten", "klaxon", "klutzy",
"knacks", "knaves", "kneads", "kneels", "knells", "knifed",
"knifes", "knight", "knives", "knobby", "knocks", "knolls",
"knotty", "koalas", "kooked", "kopeck", "kosher", "kowtow",
"kroner", "kronor", "kudzus", "kvetch", "labels", "labial",
"labium", "lacier", "lacing", "lacked", "lackey", "lactic",
"lacuna", "ladder", "laddie", "ladies", "lading", "ladled",
"ladles", "lagers", "lagged", "lagoon", "lairds", "laking",
"lambda", "lambed", "lamely", "lament", "lamest", "laming",
"lammed", "lammer", "lanced", "lancer", "lances", "lancet",
"landed", "lander", "lanker", "lapdog", "lapels", "lapped",
"lapsed", "lapses", "laptop", "larded", "larder", "larger",
"larges", "largos", "lariat", "larked", "larvae", "larval",
"larynx", "lasers", "lashed", "lashes", "lasses", "lassie",
"lassos", "lasted", "lastly", "lately", "latent", "latest",
"lathed", "lather", "lathes", "latter", "lattes", "lauded",
"laughs", "launch", "laurel", "lavish", "lawful", "lawman",
"lawmen", "lawyer", "laxest", "laxity", "layers", "laying",
"layman", "laymen", "layoff", "layout", "lazied", "lazier",
"lazies", "lazily", "lazing", "leaded", "leaden", "leader",
"leafed", "league", "leaked", "leaned", "leaner", "leaped",
"learns", "leased", "leases", "leaved", "leaven", "leaver",
"leaves", "leched", "lecher", "leches", "ledger", "ledges",
"leered", "leeway", "lefter", "legacy", "legals", "legate",
"legato", "legend", "legged", "legion", "legman", "legmen",
"legume", "lemmas", "lemons", "lemony", "lemurs", "lender",
"length", "lenses", "lentil", "lepers", "lesion", "lessee",
"lessen", "lesser", "lesson", "lessor", "lethal", "letter",
"letups", "levees", "levels", "levers", "levied", "levies",
"levity", "lewder", "lewdly", "liable", "liaise", "libbed",
"libels", "libido", "lichen", "licked", "lidded", "liefer",
"lieges", "lifers", "lifted", "lights", "likely", "likens",
"likest", "liking", "lilacs", "lilies", "lilted", "limber",
"limbos", "limeys", "limier", "liming", "limits", "limned",
"limped", "limper", "limpet", "limpid", "limply", "linage",
"linden", "lineal", "linear", "linens", "liners", "lineup",
"linger", "lining", "linked", "linker", "linkup", "linnet",
"lintel", "lipids", "liquid", "liquor", "lisped", "listed",
"listen", "litany", "litchi", "lither", "litmus", "litter",
"little", "lively", "livens", "livers", "livery", "livest",
"living", "lizard", "llamas", "llanos", "loaded", "loader",
"loafed", "loafer", "loaned", "loaner", "loathe", "loaves",
"lobbed", "lobing", "locale", "locals", "locate", "locked",
"locker", "locket", "lockup", "locums", "locust", "lodged",
"lodger", "lodges", "lofted", "logged", "logger", "logjam",
"loiter", "lolled", "lollop", "lonely", "loners", "longed",
"longer", "loofah", "looked", "looker", "loomed", "looped",
"loosed", "loosen", "looser", "looses", "looted", "looter",
"loping", "lopped", "lorded", "lordly", "losers", "losing",
"losses", "lotion", "louche", "louder", "loudly", "loughs",
"lounge", "loured", "loused", "louses", "lovely", "lovers",
"loveys", "loving", "lowers", "lowest", "lowing", "lowish",
"loxing", "lubber", "lubing", "lucked", "lugged", "lulled",
"lumbar", "lumber", "lummox", "lumped", "lumpen", "lunacy",
"lunged", "lunges", "luring", "lurked", "lusher", "lushes",
"lusted", "luvvie", "luxury", "lyceum", "lynxes", "lyrics",
"macaws", "macing", "macron", "macros", "madame", "madams",
"madcap", "madden", "madder", "madman", "madmen", "madras",
"mafias", "maggot", "magics", "magnet", "magnum", "magpie",
"maiden", "mailed", "mailer", "maimed", "mainly", "maizes",
"majors", "makers", "makeup", "making", "malady", "malice",
"malign", "malled", "mallet", "mallow", "malted", "mambas",
"mambos", "mammal", "mammon", "manage", "manful", "manged",
"manger", "manges", "mangle", "maniac", "manias", "manics",
"manila", "manioc", "manned", "manner", "manors", "manses",
"mantel", "mantis", "mantle", "mantra", "manual", "manure",
"maples", "mapped", "mapper", "maraca", "maraud", "marble",
"margin", "marina", "marine", "marked", "marker", "market",
"markup", "marlin", "marmot", "maroon", "marque", "marred",
"marrow", "marshy", "marted", "marten", "martin", "martyr",
"marvel", "mascot", "mashed", "masher", "mashes", "masked",
"masons", "masque", "massed", "masses", "massif", "master",
"mastic", "mateys", "mating", "matins", "matrix", "matron",
"matted", "matter", "mattes", "mature", "matzoh", "matzos",
"matzot", "mauled", "mavens", "mawing", "maxims", "maxing",
"maybes", "mayday", "mayfly", "mayhem", "mayors", "meadow",
"mealed", "meaner", "meanie", "meanly", "measly", "meccas",
"medals", "meddle", "medial", "median", "medias", "medico",
"medics", "medium", "medley", "meeker", "meekly", "meeter",
"melded", "mellow", "melody", "melons", "melted", "member",
"memoir", "memory", "menace", "menage", "mended", "mender",
"menial", "menses", "mental", "mentor", "merely", "merest",
"merged", "merger", "merges", "mering", "merino", "merits",
"merman", "mermen", "mescal", "meshed", "meshes", "messed",
"messes", "metals", "meteor", "method", "meting", "metric",
"metros", "mettle", "mewing", "mewled", "mezzos", "miasma",
"mickey", "micron", "micros", "midair", "midday", "middle",
"midges", "midget", "midway", "miffed", "mighty", "miking",
"milder", "mildew", "mildly", "milers", "milieu", "milked",
"milker", "milled", "miller", "millet", "mimics", "miming",
"mimosa", "minced", "mincer", "minces", "minded", "minder",
"miners", "mingle", "minims", "mining", "minion", "minnow",
"minors", "minted", "minuet", "minute", "minxes", "mirage",
"miring", "mirror", "miscue", "misdid", "misers", "misery",
"misfit", "mishap", "mishit", "mislay", "misled", "missal",
"missed", "misses", "missus", "misted", "mister", "misuse",
"mitten", "mixers", "mixing", "mizzen", "moaned", "moaner",
"moated", "mobbed", "mobile", "mocked", "mocker", "modals",
"models", "modems", "modern", "modest", "modify", "modish",
"module", "moggie", "moguls", "mohair", "moiety", "moires",
"molars", "molder", "molest", "molted", "molten", "moment",
"mommas", "moneys", "monger", "mongol", "monies", "monkey",
"months", "mooing", "mooned", "moored", "mooted", "mooter",
"mopeds", "moping", "mopped", "moppet", "morale", "morals",
"morass", "morays", "morbid", "morgue", "morned", "morons",
"morose", "morphs", "morrow", "morsel", "mortal", "mortar",
"mosaic", "moseys", "moshed", "moshes", "mosque", "mossed",
"mosses", "mostly", "motels", "motets", "mother", "motifs",
"motile", "motion", "motive", "motley", "motors", "mottle",
"moults", "mounds", "mounts", "mourns", "moused", "mouser",
"mouses", "mousse", "mouths", "mouthy", "movers", "movies",
"moving", "mowers", "mowing", "mucked", "mucous", "muddle",
"muesli", "muffed", "muffin", "muffle", "muftis", "mugged",
"mugger", "mukluk", "muling", "mulish", "mullah", "mulled",
"mullet", "mumble", "mummer", "murals", "murder", "murmur",
"muscat", "muscle", "muscly", "museum", "mushed", "musher",
"mushes", "musics", "musing", "musked", "musket", "muslin",
"mussed", "mussel", "musses", "muster", "mutant", "mutate",
"mutely", "mutest", "muting", "mutiny", "mutter", "mutton",
"mutual", "muumuu", "muzzle", "myopia", "myopic", "myriad",
"myrtle", "myself", "mystic", "mythic", "nabbed", "nabobs",
"nachos", "nadirs", "naffer", "nagged", "naiads", "nailed",
"naiver", "naives", "namely", "naming", "napalm", "napkin",
"napped", "narced", "narrow", "nasals", "nation", "native",
"natter", "nature", "nausea", "navels", "navies", "nearby",
"neared", "nearer", "nearly", "neaten", "neater", "neatly",
"nebula", "necked", "nectar", "needed", "needle", "negate",
"neighs", "nephew", "nerved", "nerves", "nested", "nestle",
"nether", "netted", "nettle", "neural", "neuron", "neuter",
"newbie", "newels", "newest", "newing", "newsed", "newses",
"newton", "niacin", "nibbed", "nibble", "nicely", "nicest",
"nicety", "niches", "nicked", "nickel", "nieces", "nigger",
"niggle", "nigher", "nights", "nilled", "nimble", "nimbly",
"nimbus", "ninety", "ninjas", "ninths", "nipped", "nipper",
"nipple", "nitwit", "nixing", "nobble", "nobler", "nobles",
"nobody", "nodded", "noddle", "nodule", "noggin", "noised",
"noises", "nomads", "noncom", "nonfat", "noodle", "nookie",
"nooned", "nooses", "normal", "normed", "noshed", "noshes",
"nosing", "notary", "notice", "notify", "noting", "notion",
"nougat", "novels", "novice", "noways", "nowise", "nozzle",
"nuance", "nubile", "nuclei", "nudest", "nudged", "nudges",
"nudism", "nudist", "nudity", "nugget", "nuking", "numbed",
"number", "numbly", "nuncio", "nursed", "nurses", "nutmeg",
"nutria", "nutted", "nutter", "nuzzle", "nylons", "nympho",
"nymphs", "oafish", "oaring", "obeyed", "object", "oblate",
"oblige", "oblong", "oboist", "obsess", "obtain", "obtuse",
"occult", "occupy", "occurs", "oceans", "ocelot", "ockers",
"octane", "octave", "octets", "ocular", "oddest", "oddity",
"odious", "oeuvre", "offend", "offers", "office", "offing",
"offish", "offset", "oftest", "ogling", "oilcan", "oilier",
"oiling", "oilman", "oilmen", "oinked", "oldens", "oldest",
"oldies", "oldish", "olives", "omegas", "omelet", "onions",
"onrush", "onsets", "onside", "onuses", "onward", "onyxes",
"oodles", "oohing", "oopses", "oozing", "opaque", "opened",
"opener", "openly", "operas", "opiate", "opined", "opines",
"oppose", "optics", "optima", "opting", "option", "opuses",
"oracle", "orally", "orange", "orated", "orates", "orator",
"orbits", "orchid", "ordain", "ordeal", "orders", "ordure",
"organs", "orgasm", "orgies", "orient", "origin", "oriole",
"ormolu", "ornate", "ornery", "orphan", "osiers", "osprey",
"ossify", "ostler", "others", "otiose", "otters", "ounces",
"ousted", "ouster", "outage", "outbid", "outcry", "outdid",
"outers", "outfit", "outfox", "outgun", "outing", "outlaw",
"outlay", "outlet", "output", "outran", "outrun", "outset",
"outwit", "overdo", "overly", "ovoids", "ovules", "owlets",
"owlish", "owners", "owning", "oxbows", "oxcart", "oxford",
"oxides", "oxtail", "oxygen", "oyster", "pacier", "pacify",
"pacing", "packed", "packer", "packet", "padded", "paddle",
"padres", "paeans", "paella", "pagans", "pagers", "paging",
"pagoda", "pained", "paints", "paired", "palace", "palate",
"palest", "paling", "palish", "palled", "pallet", "pallid",
"pallor", "palmed", "paltry", "pampas", "pamper", "panama",
"pandas", "pander", "panels", "panged", "panics", "panned",
"panted", "pantie", "pantos", "pantry", "papacy", "papaws",
"papaya", "papers", "papery", "papist", "papped", "papyri",
"parade", "parcel", "pardon", "parent", "pariah", "paring",
"parish", "parity", "parkas", "parked", "parlay", "parley",
"parody", "parole", "parred", "parrot", "parsec", "parsed",
"parser", "parses", "parson", "parted", "partly", "pashas",
"passed", "passel", "passer", "passes", "passim", "pastas",
"pasted", "pastel", "pastes", "pastor", "pastry", "patchy",
"patent", "paters", "pathos", "patina", "patios", "patois",
"patrol", "patron", "patted", "patter", "paunch", "pauper",
"paused", "pauses", "paving", "pawing", "pawned", "payday",
"payees", "payers", "paying", "payoff", "payola", "payout",
"peaces", "peachy", "peahen", "peaked", "pealed", "peanut",
"pearls", "pearly", "pebble", "pebbly", "pecans", "pecked",
"pecker", "pectin", "pedalo", "pedals", "pedant", "peddle",
"peeing", "peeked", "peeled", "peeler", "peepbo", "peeped",
"peeper", "peered", "peeved", "peeves", "peewee", "peewit",
"pegged", "pellet", "pelmet", "pelted", "pelvic", "pelvis",
"pencil", "pended", "penile", "penned", "pennon", "penury",
"people", "pepped", "pepper", "pepsin", "peptic", "perils",
"period", "perish", "perked", "permed", "permit", "person",
"perter", "pertly", "peruse", "peseta", "pester", "pestle",
"petals", "petard", "peters", "petite", "petrel", "petrol",
"petted", "pewees", "pewter", "peyote", "phalli", "phased",
"phases", "phenom", "phials", "phlegm", "phloem", "phobia",
"phobic", "phoebe", "phoned", "phones", "phonic", "phooey",
"photon", "photos", "phrase", "phylae", "phylum", "physic",
"physio", "pianos", "piazza", "pickax", "picked", "picker",
"picket", "pickle", "pickup", "picnic", "piddle", "pidgin",
"pieced", "pieces", "pieing", "pierce", "piffle", "pigeon",
"pigged", "piglet", "pigpen", "pigsty", "pikers", "piking",
"pilafs", "pileup", "pilfer", "piling", "pillar", "pillow",
"pilots", "pimped", "pimple", "pimply", "pincer", "pinged",
"pining", "pinion", "pinked", "pinker", "pinkie", "pinkos",
"pinned", "pintos", "pinups", "pipers", "piping", "pipits",
"pipped", "pippin", "piqued", "piques", "piracy", "pirate",
"pissed", "pisser", "pisses", "pistes", "pistil", "pistol",
"piston", "pitied", "pities", "pitons", "pittas", "pitted",
"pivots", "pixels", "pixies", "pizazz", "pizzas", "placed",
"placer", "places", "placid", "plague", "plaice", "plaids",
"plains", "plaint", "plaits", "planar", "planed", "planer",
"planes", "planet", "planks", "plants", "plaque", "plasma",
"plated", "platen", "plates", "played", "player", "plazas",
"pleads", "please", "pleats", "plebby", "plebes", "pledge",
"plenty", "plenum", "plexus", "pliant", "pliers", "plight",
"plinth", "plonks", "plover", "plucks", "plucky", "plumbs",
"plumed", "plumes", "plummy", "plumps", "plunge", "plunks",
"plural", "pluses", "plushy", "plying", "pocked", "pocket",
"podded", "podium", "poetic", "poetry", "pogrom", "points",
"pointy", "poised", "poises", "poison", "pokers", "pokier",
"poking", "polars", "police", "policy", "poling", "polios",
"polish", "polite", "polity", "polkas", "polled", "pollen",
"polyps", "pomade", "pommel", "pompom", "ponced", "ponces",
"poncey", "poncho", "ponder", "ponged", "ponied", "ponies",
"poodle", "poohed", "pooing", "pooled", "pooped", "poorer",
"poorly", "popgun", "poplar", "poplin", "poppas", "popped",
"popper", "poppet", "poring", "porker", "porous", "portal",
"ported", "porter", "portly", "posers", "poseur", "poshed",
"posher", "poshes", "posies", "posing", "posits", "posses",
"possum", "postal", "posted", "poster", "postie", "potash",
"potato", "potent", "potful", "potion", "potpie", "potted",
"potter", "pouffe", "pounce", "pounds", "poured", "pouted",
"powder", "powers", "powwow", "poxing", "praise", "prance",
"prangs", "pranks", "prated", "prates", "prawns", "prayed",
"prayer", "preach", "preens", "prefab", "prefer", "prefix",
"prepay", "preppy", "preses", "preset", "presto", "pretax",
"pretty", "prewar", "preyed", "priced", "prices", "pricey",
"pricks", "prided", "prides", "priest", "primal", "primed",
"primer", "primes", "primly", "primps", "prince", "prints",
"prions", "priors", "priory", "prisms", "prison", "prissy",
"privet", "probed", "probes", "profit", "proles", "prolix",
"promos", "prompt", "prongs", "pronto", "proofs", "propel",
"proper", "proses", "proton", "proved", "proves", "prowls",
"prudes", "pruned", "prunes", "prying", "psalms", "pseudo",
"pseuds", "pseudy", "pshaws", "psyche", "psycho", "psychs",
"pubbed", "public", "pucked", "pucker", "puddle", "pueblo",
"puffed", "puffer", "puffin", "puking", "pulled", "puller",
"pullet", "pulley", "pulped", "pulpit", "pulsar", "pulsed",
"pulses", "pumice", "pummel", "pumped", "punchy", "pundit",
"punier", "punish", "punker", "punned", "punnet", "punted",
"punter", "pupate", "pupils", "pupped", "puppet", "purdah",
"pureed", "purees", "purely", "purest", "purged", "purges",
"purify", "puring", "purism", "purist", "purity", "purled",
"purple", "purred", "pursed", "purser", "purses", "pursue",
"purvey", "pushed", "pusher", "pushes", "pusses", "putrid",
"putsch", "putted", "putter", "putzes", "puzzle", "pylons",
"pyrite", "python", "pyxing", "quacks", "quaffs", "quahog",
"quails", "quaint", "quaked", "quakes", "qualms", "quango",
"quanta", "quarks", "quarry", "quarto", "quarts", "quartz",
"quasar", "quaver", "queasy", "queens", "queers", "quells",
"quench", "quests", "queued", "queues", "quiche", "quiets",
"quiffs", "quills", "quilts", "quince", "quints", "quires",
"quirks", "quirky", "quited", "quites", "quiver", "quoits",
"quorum", "quotas", "quoted", "quotes", "qwerty", "rabbis",
"rabbit", "rabble", "rabies", "raceme", "racers", "racial",
"racier", "racily", "racing", "racism", "racist", "racked",
"racket", "radars", "radial", "radios", "radish", "radium",
"radius", "raffia", "raffle", "rafted", "rafter", "ragbag",
"ragged", "raging", "raglan", "ragout", "ragtag", "raided",
"raider", "railed", "rained", "raised", "raises", "raisin",
"rajahs", "raking", "rakish", "ramble", "ramify", "rammed",
"ramrod", "rancid", "random", "ranees", "ranged", "ranger",
"ranges", "ranked", "ranker", "rankle", "ransom", "ranted",
"ranter", "rapids", "rapier", "rapine", "raping", "rapist",
"rapped", "rappel", "rapper", "raptor", "rarefy", "rarely",
"rarest", "raring", "rarity", "rascal", "rasher", "rashes",
"rashly", "rasped", "raster", "ratbag", "rather", "ratify",
"rating", "ration", "ratios", "rattan", "ratted", "rattle",
"ravage", "ravels", "ravens", "ravers", "ravine", "raving",
"ravish", "rawest", "razing", "razors", "razzed", "razzes",
"reacts", "reader", "realer", "really", "realms", "realty",
"reamed", "reamer", "reaped", "reaper", "reared", "rearms",
"reason", "rebate", "rebels", "rebind", "reboot", "reborn",
"rebuff", "rebuke", "rebuts", "recall", "recant", "recaps",
"recast", "recces", "recede", "recent", "recess", "recipe",
"recite", "reckon", "recoil", "recons", "recopy", "record",
"recoup", "rectal", "rector", "rectos", "rectum", "recurs",
"redcap", "redden", "redder", "redeem", "redoes", "redone",
"redraw", "redrew", "reduce", "reefed", "reefer", "reeked",
"reeled", "reeves", "refers", "reffed", "refile", "refill",
"refine", "refits", "reflex", "reform", "refuel", "refuge",
"refund", "refuse", "refute", "regain", "regale", "regals",
"regard", "regent", "reggae", "regime", "region", "regret",
"rehabs", "rehash", "reheat", "rehire", "reigns", "reined",
"reject", "rejigs", "rejoin", "relaid", "relate", "relays",
"relent", "relics", "relied", "relief", "relies", "relish",
"relive", "reload", "remade", "remain", "remake", "remand",
"remark", "remedy", "remind", "remiss", "remits", "remold",
"remote", "remove", "rename", "render", "renege", "renews",
"rennet", "renown", "rental", "rented", "renter", "reopen",
"repaid", "repair", "repast", "repays", "repeal", "repeat",
"repels", "repent", "replay", "report", "repose", "repute",
"reread", "reruns", "resale", "rescue", "resell", "resend",
"resent", "resets", "reside", "resign", "resins", "resist",
"resits", "resold", "resort", "rested", "result", "resume",
"retail", "retain", "retake", "retard", "retell", "retina",
"retire", "retold", "retook", "retool", "retort", "retrod",
"return", "retype", "reused", "reuses", "revamp", "reveal",
"revels", "revere", "revert", "review", "revile", "revise",
"revive", "revoke", "revolt", "revues", "revved", "reward",
"rewind", "rewire", "reword", "rework", "rheumy", "rhinos",
"rhymed", "rhymes", "rhythm", "ribald", "ribbed", "ribbon",
"richer", "riches", "richly", "ricing", "ricked", "ridden",
"riddle", "riders", "ridged", "ridges", "riding", "rifest",
"riffed", "riffle", "rifled", "rifles", "rifted", "rigged",
"righto", "rights", "riling", "rilled", "riming", "rimmed",
"rinded", "ringed", "ringer", "rinked", "rinsed", "rinses",
"rioted", "rioter", "ripely", "ripens", "ripest", "riping",
"ripped", "ripper", "ripple", "ripsaw", "risers", "rising",
"risked", "ritual", "rivals", "rivers", "rivets", "roadie",
"roamed", "roamer", "roared", "roasts", "robbed", "robber",
"robing", "robins", "robots", "robust", "rocked", "rocker",
"rocket", "rococo", "rodent", "rodeos", "roding", "rogers",
"rogues", "roiled", "rolled", "roller", "romped", "romper",
"rondos", "roofed", "roofer", "rooked", "rookie", "roomed",
"roomer", "roosts", "rooted", "rooter", "roping", "rosary",
"rosier", "rosily", "rosins", "roster", "rotary", "rotate",
"roting", "rotors", "rotted", "rotten", "rotter", "rotund",
"rouged", "rouges", "roughs", "rounds", "roused", "rouses",
"rousts", "routed", "router", "routes", "rovers", "roving",
"rowans", "rowels", "rowers", "rowing", "royals", "rubbed",
"rubber", "rubble", "rubied", "rubier", "rubies", "rubric",
"ruched", "rucked", "ruckus", "rudder", "rudely", "rudest",
"rueful", "ruffed", "ruffle", "rugged", "rugger", "ruined",
"rulers", "ruling", "rumbas", "rumble", "rummer", "rumped",
"rumple", "rumpus", "runnel", "runner", "runoff", "runway",
"rupees", "rushed", "rushes", "russet", "rusted", "rustic",
"rustle", "rutted", "sabled", "sables", "sachem", "sachet",
"sacked", "sacred", "sadden", "sadder", "saddle", "sadhus",
"sadism", "sadist", "safari", "safely", "safest", "safety",
"sagely", "sagest", "sagged", "sagger", "sahibs", "sailed",
"sailor", "saints", "saiths", "salaam", "salads", "salami",
"salary", "saline", "saliva", "sallow", "salmon", "salons",
"saloon", "salsas", "salted", "salter", "salute", "salved",
"salver", "salves", "salvos", "sambas", "samosa", "sampan",
"sample", "sandal", "sanded", "sander", "sanely", "sanest",
"saning", "sanity", "sapped", "sapper", "sarges", "sarnie",
"sarong", "sashay", "sashes", "sassed", "sasses", "sateen",
"sating", "satins", "satiny", "satire", "satrap", "satyrs",
"sauced", "saucer", "sauces", "saunas", "savage", "savant",
"savers", "saving", "savoys", "sawing", "sawyer", "saying",
"scabby", "scalar", "scalds", "scaled", "scales", "scalps",
"scampi", "scamps", "scants", "scanty", "scarab", "scarce",
"scared", "scares", "scarfs", "scarps", "scatty", "scened",
"scenes", "scenic", "scents", "schema", "scheme", "schism",
"schist", "schizo", "schlep", "school", "schuss", "schwas",
"scions", "scoffs", "scolds", "sconce", "scones", "scoops",
"scoots", "scoped", "scopes", "scorch", "scored", "scorer",
"scores", "scorns", "scotch", "scours", "scouts", "scowls",
"scrams", "scrape", "scraps", "scrawl", "scream", "screed",
"screen", "screes", "screws", "screwy", "scribe", "scrimp",
"scrips", "script", "scroll", "scrota", "scrubs", "scruff",
"scrump", "scrums", "scubas", "scuffs", "sculls", "sculpt",
"scummy", "scurfy", "scurry", "scurvy", "scuzzy", "scythe",
"seabed", "sealed", "sealer", "seaman", "seamed", "seamen",
"search", "seared", "season", "seated", "seaway", "secede",
"second", "secret", "sector", "secure", "sedans", "sedate",
"seduce", "seeded", "seeing", "seeker", "seemed", "seemly",
"seeped", "seesaw", "seethe", "segued", "segues", "seized",
"seizes", "seldom", "select", "seller", "selves", "senate",
"sender", "senile", "senior", "sensed", "senses", "sensor",
"sentry", "sepals", "sepsis", "septet", "septic", "septum",
"sequel", "sequin", "serape", "seraph", "serene", "serest",
"serial", "series", "serifs", "sering", "sermon", "serous",
"serums", "served", "server", "serves", "servos", "sesame",
"settee", "setter", "settle", "setups", "sevens", "severe",
"severs", "sewage", "sewers", "sewing", "sexier", "sexily",
"sexing", "sexism", "sexist", "sexpot", "sextet", "sexton",
"sexual", "shabby", "shacks", "shaded", "shades", "shadow",
"shafts", "shaggy", "shaikh", "shaken", "shaker", "shakes",
"shalom", "shaman", "shamed", "shames", "shandy", "shanks",
"shanty", "shaped", "shapes", "shards", "shared", "shares",
"sharia", "sharks", "sharps", "shaved", "shaver", "shaves",
"shawls", "shears", "sheath", "sheave", "sheers", "sheets",
"sheiks", "sheila", "shekel", "shells", "shelve", "sherry",
"shield", "shifts", "shifty", "shills", "shimmy", "shined",
"shiner", "shines", "shinny", "shires", "shirks", "shirrs",
"shirts", "shirty", "shites", "shitty", "shiver", "shoals",
"shocks", "shoddy", "shogun", "shooed", "shoots", "shored",
"shores", "shorts", "shorty", "should", "shouts", "shoved",
"shovel", "shoves", "showed", "shower", "shrank", "shreds",
"shrewd", "shrews", "shriek", "shrift", "shrike", "shrill",
"shrimp", "shrine", "shrink", "shrive", "shroud", "shrubs",
"shrugs", "shrunk", "shtick", "shucks", "shunts", "shyest",
"shying", "sibyls", "sicked", "sicken", "sicker", "sickie",
"sickle", "sickly", "sickos", "siding", "sidled", "sidles",
"sieges", "sienna", "sierra", "siesta", "sieved", "sieves",
"sifted", "sifter", "sighed", "sights", "signal", "signed",
"signer", "signet", "silage", "silent", "silica", "silken",
"silted", "silver", "simian", "simile", "simmer", "simper",
"simple", "simply", "sinews", "sinewy", "sinful", "singed",
"singer", "singes", "single", "singly", "sinker", "sinned",
"sinner", "sipped", "sirens", "siring", "sirrah", "sirred",
"sister", "sitars", "sitcom", "siting", "sitter", "sixths",
"sizing", "sizzle", "skated", "skater", "skates", "skeins",
"sketch", "skewed", "skewer", "skibob", "skiers", "skiffs",
"skiing", "skills", "skimps", "skimpy", "skinny", "skirts",
"skited", "skived", "skiver", "skives", "skivvy", "skulks",
"skulls", "skunks", "skycap", "skying", "slacks", "slaked",
"slakes", "slalom", "slangy", "slants", "slated", "slates",
"slaved", "slaver", "slaves", "slayed", "slayer", "sleaze",
"sleazy", "sledge", "sleeks", "sleeps", "sleepy", "sleets",
"sleety", "sleeve", "sleigh", "sleuth", "slewed", "sliced",
"slicer", "slices", "slicks", "slided", "slider", "slides",
"sliest", "slight", "slings", "slinks", "slinky", "slippy",
"sliver", "slogan", "sloops", "sloped", "slopes", "sloppy",
"sloths", "slouch", "slough", "sloven", "slowed", "slower",
"slowly", "sludge", "sludgy", "sluice", "sluing", "slummy",
"slumps", "slurps", "slurry", "slushy", "slutty", "smacks",
"smalls", "smarmy", "smarts", "smears", "smells", "smelly",
"smelts", "smiled", "smiles", "smiley", "smirch", "smirks",
"smites", "smiths", "smithy", "smocks", "smoggy", "smoked",
"smoker", "smokes", "smokey", "smooch", "smooth", "smudge",
"smudgy", "smugly", "smutty", "snacks", "snafus", "snails",
"snaked", "snakes", "snappy", "snared", "snares", "snarls",
"snatch", "snazzy", "sneaks", "sneaky", "sneers", "sneeze",
"snicks", "snider", "snides", "sniffs", "sniffy", "sniped",
"sniper", "snipes", "snippy", "snitch", "snivel", "snobby",
"snoops", "snoopy", "snoots", "snooty", "snooze", "snored",
"snorer", "snores", "snorts", "snotty", "snouts", "snowed",
"snuffs", "snugly", "soaked", "soaped", "soared", "sobbed",
"sobers", "soccer", "social", "socked", "socket", "sodded",
"sodden", "sodium", "sodomy", "soften", "softer", "softly",
"soiled", "solace", "solder", "solely", "solemn", "solids",
"soling", "soloed", "solved", "solver", "solves", "somber",
"sombre", "sonars", "sonata", "sonics", "sonnet", "sooner",
"soothe", "sooths", "sopped", "sorbet", "sordid", "sorely",
"sorest", "soring", "sorrel", "sorrow", "sorted", "sorter",
"sortie", "soughs", "sought", "sounds", "souped", "source",
"soured", "sourer", "sourly", "soused", "souses", "soviet",
"sowers", "sowing", "spaced", "spaces", "spacey", "spaded",
"spades", "spanks", "spared", "sparer", "spares", "sparks",
"sparky", "sparse", "spasms", "spates", "spawns", "spayed",
"speaks", "spears", "specie", "specks", "speech", "speeds",
"speedy", "spells", "spends", "sperms", "spewed", "sphere",
"sphinx", "spiced", "spices", "spider", "spiels", "spiffs",
"spiffy", "spigot", "spiked", "spikes", "spills", "spinal",
"spines", "spinet", "spiral", "spirea", "spires", "spirit",
"spited", "spites", "splash", "splats", "splays", "spleen",
"splice", "spliff", "spline", "splint", "splits", "splosh",
"spoils", "spoken", "spokes", "sponge", "spongy", "spoofs",
"spooks", "spooky", "spools", "spoons", "spoors", "spored",
"spores", "sports", "sporty", "spotty", "spouse", "spouts",
"sprain", "sprang", "sprats", "sprawl", "sprays", "spread",
"spreed", "sprees", "sprier", "sprigs", "spring", "sprint",
"sprite", "spritz", "sprogs", "sprout", "spruce", "sprung",
"spryly", "spumed", "spumes", "spunks", "spunky", "spurns",
"spurts", "sputum", "spying", "squabs", "squads", "squall",
"square", "squash", "squats", "squawk", "squaws", "squeak",
"squeal", "squibs", "squids", "squint", "squire", "squirm",
"squirt", "squish", "stable", "stably", "stacks", "staffs",
"staged", "stages", "stains", "stairs", "staked", "stakes",
"staled", "staler", "stales", "stalks", "stalls", "stamen",
"stamps", "stance", "stanch", "stands", "stanks", "stanza",
"staple", "starch", "stared", "stares", "starks", "starry",
"starts", "starve", "stasis", "stated", "stater", "states",
"static", "statue", "status", "staved", "stayed", "steads",
"steady", "steaks", "steals", "steams", "steamy", "steeds",
"steels", "steely", "steeps", "steers", "steins", "stench",
"stenos", "steppe", "stereo", "sterns", "stewed", "sticks",
"sticky", "stiffs", "stifle", "stigma", "stiled", "stiles",
"stills", "stilts", "stings", "stingy", "stinks", "stints",
"stitch", "stoats", "stocks", "stocky", "stodge", "stodgy",
"stoics", "stoked", "stoker", "stokes", "stolen", "stoles",
"stolid", "stomps", "stoned", "stones", "stooge", "stools",
"stoops", "stored", "stores", "storks", "storms", "stormy",
"stoups", "stouts", "stoves", "stowed", "strafe", "strain",
"strait", "strand", "straps", "strata", "straws", "strays",
"streak", "stream", "street", "stress", "strewn", "strews",
"strict", "stride", "strife", "strike", "string", "stripe",
"strips", "stripy", "strive", "strobe", "strode", "stroke",
"stroll", "strong", "strops", "strove", "struck", "strums",
"strung", "struts", "stubby", "stucco", "studio", "stuffs",
"stuffy", "stumps", "stumpy", "stunts", "stupid", "stupor",
"sturdy", "stying", "styled", "styles", "stylus", "stymie",
"suaver", "subbed", "subdue", "sublet", "submit", "suborn",
"subset", "subtle", "subtly", "suburb", "subway", "sucked",
"sucker", "suckle", "sudden", "suffer", "suffix", "sugars",
"sugary", "suited", "suites", "suitor", "sulked", "sullen",
"sultan", "sultry", "summat", "summed", "summer", "summit",
"summon", "sunbed", "sundae", "sunder", "sundry", "sunhat",
"sunken", "sunlit", "sunned", "sunset", "suntan", "superb",
"supers", "supine", "supped", "supper", "supple", "supply",
"surely", "surest", "surety", "surfed", "surfer", "surged",
"surges", "surrey", "surtax", "survey", "sussed", "susses",
"suttee", "suture", "svelte", "swains", "swamis", "swamps",
"swampy", "swanks", "swanky", "swards", "swarms", "swatch",
"swathe", "swaths", "swayed", "swears", "sweats", "sweaty",
"swedes", "sweeps", "sweets", "swells", "swerve", "swifts",
"swills", "swines", "swings", "swiped", "swipes", "swirls",
"swirly", "switch", "swivel", "swoons", "swoops", "swoosh",
"swords", "sylphs", "sylvan", "symbol", "synced", "synods",
"syntax", "syrupy", "system", "tabbed", "tabled", "tables",
"tablet", "taboos", "tacked", "tackle", "tactic", "tagged",
"tailed", "tailor", "taints", "takers", "taking", "talent",
"talked", "talker", "talkie", "taller", "tallow", "talons",
"tamale", "tamely", "tamers", "tamest", "taming", "tamped",
"tamper", "tampon", "tandem", "tangle", "tangos", "tanked",
"tanker", "tanned", "tanner", "tannin", "tapers", "taping",
"tapirs", "tapped", "tappet", "target", "tariff", "taring",
"tarmac", "tarots", "tarpon", "tarred", "tartan", "tartar",
"tarted", "tarter", "tartly", "tasked", "tassel", "tasted",
"taster", "tastes", "taters", "tatted", "tatter", "tattie",
"tattle", "tattoo", "taught", "taunts", "tauted", "tauten",
"tauter", "tautly", "tavern", "tawdry", "taxied", "taxing",
"taxman", "taxmen", "teabag", "teacup", "teaing", "teamed",
"teapot", "teared", "teased", "teasel", "teaser", "teases",
"techie", "techno", "tedium", "teeing", "teemed", "teeter",
"teethe", "teller", "temped", "temper", "temple", "tempos",
"tempts", "tenant", "tended", "tender", "tendon", "tenets",
"tenner", "tennis", "tenons", "tenors", "tenpin", "tensed",
"tenser", "tenses", "tensor", "tented", "tenths", "tenure",
"tepees", "termed", "termly", "terned", "terror", "terser",
"tested", "tester", "testes", "testis", "tetchy", "tether",
"thanks", "thatch", "thawed", "thefts", "theirs", "theism",
"theist", "themed", "themes", "thence", "theory", "therms",
"theses", "thesis", "thicko", "thieve", "thighs", "things",
"thingy", "thinks", "thinly", "thirds", "thirst", "thirty",
"thongs", "thorax", "thorns", "thorny", "though", "thrall",
"thrash", "thread", "threat", "threes", "thresh", "thrice",
"thrift", "thrill", "thrive", "throat", "throbs", "throed",
"throes", "throne", "throng", "thrown", "throws", "thrums",
"thrush", "thrust", "thumbs", "thumps", "thwack", "thwart",
"thymus", "tiaras", "tibiae", "ticked", "ticker", "ticket",
"tickle", "tidbit", "tiddly", "tidied", "tidier", "tidies",
"tidily", "tiding", "tiepin", "tiered", "tiffed", "tigers",
"tights", "tildes", "tilers", "tiling", "tilled", "tiller",
"tilted", "timber", "timbre", "timely", "timers", "timing",
"tinder", "tinged", "tinges", "tingle", "tingly", "tinier",
"tinker", "tinkle", "tinned", "tinpot", "tinsel", "tinted",
"tipped", "tipper", "tippex", "tipple", "tiptoe", "tiptop",
"tirade", "tissue", "titans", "titchy", "tithed", "tithes",
"titian", "titled", "titles", "titted", "titter", "tittle",
"toasts", "toasty", "tocsin", "toddle", "toecap", "toeing",
"toerag", "toffee", "togged", "toggle", "toiled", "toiler",
"toilet", "tokens", "toking", "tolled", "tomato", "tombed",
"tomboy", "tomcat", "toners", "tongue", "tonics", "tonier",
"toning", "tonnes", "tonsil", "tooled", "tooted", "toothy",
"tootle", "topees", "topics", "topped", "topper", "topple",
"toques", "torpid", "torpor", "torque", "torrid", "torsos",
"tortes", "tossed", "tosser", "tosses", "tossup", "totals",
"totems", "toting", "totted", "totter", "toucan", "touchy",
"toughs", "toupee", "toured", "tousle", "touted", "toward",
"towels", "towers", "towing", "townee", "townie", "toxins",
"toyboy", "toying", "traced", "tracer", "traces", "tracks",
"tracts", "traded", "trader", "trades", "tragic", "trails",
"trains", "traits", "tramps", "trance", "trashy", "trauma",
"travel", "trawls", "treads", "treats", "treaty", "treble",
"tremor", "trench", "trends", "trendy", "triads", "triage",
"trials", "tribal", "tribes", "tricks", "tricky", "triers",
"trifle", "triked", "trikes", "trilby", "trills", "trimly",
"triple", "triply", "tripod", "tripos", "triter", "trites",
"trivet", "trivia", "trodes", "troika", "trolls", "tromps",
"troops", "tropes", "trophy", "tropic", "troths", "trough",
"troupe", "trouts", "trowel", "truant", "truces", "trucks",
"trudge", "truest", "truing", "truism", "trumps", "trunks",
"trusts", "trusty", "truths", "trying", "tryout", "trysts",
"tubers", "tubing", "tucked", "tucker", "tufted", "tugged",
"tulips", "tumble", "tumult", "tundra", "tuners", "tunics",
"tuning", "tunnel", "tuques", "turban", "turbid", "turbos",
"turbot", "tureen", "turfed", "turgid", "turkey", "turned",
"turner", "turnip", "turret", "turtle", "tushed", "tushes",
"tusked", "tussle", "tutors", "tutted", "tuxedo", "twangs",
"tweaks", "tweeds", "tweedy", "tweets", "twelve", "twenty",
"twerps", "twiggy", "twilit", "twined", "twines", "twinge",
"twirls", "twirly", "twists", "twisty", "twitch", "twofer",
"tycoon", "typhus", "typify", "typing", "typist", "tyrant",
"udders", "uglied", "uglier", "uglies", "ulcers", "ultras",
"umbels", "umiaks", "umlaut", "umping", "umpire", "unable",
"unbars", "unbend", "unbent", "unbind", "unbolt", "unborn",
"uncled", "uncles", "uncoil", "uncool", "uncork", "uncurl",
"undies", "undoes", "undone", "unduly", "unease", "uneasy",
"uneven", "unfair", "unfits", "unfold", "unfurl", "unhand",
"unholy", "unhook", "unhurt", "unions", "unique", "unisex",
"unison", "united", "unites", "unjust", "unkind", "unlace",
"unless", "unlike", "unload", "unlock", "unmade", "unmake",
"unmans", "unmask", "unpack", "unpaid", "unpick", "unpins",
"unplug", "unread", "unreal", "unrest", "unripe", "unroll",
"unruly", "unsafe", "unsaid", "unsays", "unseal", "unseat",
"unseen", "unsent", "unsnap", "unsold", "unstop", "unsung",
"unsure", "untidy", "untied", "unties", "untold", "untrue",
"unused", "unveil", "unwary", "unwell", "unwind", "unwise",
"unwrap", "unzips", "upbeat", "update", "upends", "upheld",
"uphill", "uphold", "upkeep", "upland", "uplift", "upload",
"uppers", "upping", "uppity", "uproar", "uproot", "upsets",
"upshot", "upside", "uptake", "uptown", "upturn", "upward",
"upwind", "urbane", "urchin", "urgent", "urging", "urinal",
"urning", "usable", "usages", "useful", "ushers", "usurer",
"usurps", "uterus", "utmost", "utopia", "utters", "uvular",
"uvulas", "vacant", "vacate", "vacuum", "vagary", "vagina",
"vagued", "vaguer", "vagues", "vainer", "vainly", "valets",
"valise", "valley", "valued", "valuer", "values", "valved",
"valves", "vamped", "vandal", "vanish", "vanity", "vanned",
"varied", "varies", "varlet", "vassal", "vaster", "vastly",
"vatted", "vaults", "vaunts", "vealed", "vector", "veered",
"vegans", "vegged", "vegges", "veggie", "veiled", "veined",
"velars", "vellum", "velvet", "vended", "vendor", "veneer",
"venial", "venous", "vented", "venues", "verbal", "verged",
"verger", "verges", "verier", "verify", "verily", "verity",
"vermin", "vernal", "versed", "verses", "versos", "versus",
"vertex", "vesper", "vessel", "vested", "vestry", "vetoed",
"vetoes", "vetted", "vexing", "viable", "viably", "viands",
"vicars", "vicing", "victim", "victor", "videos", "viewed",
"viewer", "vigils", "vilely", "vilest", "vilify", "villas",
"vining", "vinyls", "violas", "violet", "violin", "vipers",
"virago", "vireos", "virgin", "virile", "virtue", "visaed",
"visage", "viscid", "viscus", "vising", "vision", "visits",
"visors", "vistas", "visual", "vitals", "vivace", "vivaed",
"vivify", "vixens", "vizier", "vocals", "vodkas", "vogued",
"vogues", "voiced", "voices", "voided", "voling", "volley",
"volume", "vomits", "voodoo", "vortex", "votary", "voters",
"voting", "votive", "vowels", "vowing", "voyage", "voyeur",
"vulgar", "vulvae", "wackos", "wadded", "waddle", "waders",
"wadges", "wading", "wafers", "waffle", "wafted", "wagers",
"wagged", "waggle", "waging", "waifed", "wailed", "waists",
"waited", "waiter", "waived", "waiver", "waives", "wakens",
"waking", "waling", "walked", "walker", "wallah", "wallas",
"walled", "wallet", "wallop", "wallow", "walnut", "walrus",
"wampum", "wander", "wangle", "waning", "wanked", "wanker",
"wanner", "wanted", "wanton", "wapiti", "warble", "warded",
"warden", "warder", "warier", "warily", "warmed", "warmer",
"warmly", "warmth", "warned", "warped", "warred", "warren",
"washed", "washer", "washes", "wasted", "waster", "wastes",
"waters", "watery", "watter", "wattle", "wavers", "wavier",
"waving", "waxier", "waxing", "waylay", "wazoos", "weaken",
"weaker", "weakly", "wealth", "weaned", "weapon", "wearer",
"weasel", "weaved", "weaver", "weaves", "webbed", "wedded",
"wedder", "wedged", "wedges", "weeded", "weeder", "weeing",
"weekly", "weenie", "weeper", "weevil", "wefted", "weighs",
"weight", "weirdo", "weirds", "weired", "welded", "welder",
"welkin", "welled", "wellie", "welted", "welter", "wended",
"wested", "wetter", "whacks", "whaled", "whaler", "whales",
"whammy", "wharfs", "wheals", "wheels", "wheeze", "wheezy",
"whelks", "whelps", "whence", "wheres", "whewed", "whiffs",
"whiled", "whiles", "whilst", "whimsy", "whined", "whiner",
"whines", "whinge", "whinny", "whirls", "whisks", "whited",
"whiten", "whiter", "whites", "whitey", "wholes", "wholly",
"whoops", "whoosh", "whores", "whorls", "wicked", "wicker",
"wicket", "widely", "widens", "widest", "widget", "widows",
"widths", "wields", "wiener", "wienie", "wifely", "wigeon",
"wigged", "wiggle", "wiggly", "wights", "wigwag", "wigwam",
"wilded", "wilder", "wildly", "wilier", "wiling", "willed",
"willie", "willow", "wilted", "wimped", "wimple", "winced",
"winces", "winded", "window", "windup", "winery", "winged",
"winger", "wining", "winked", "winkle", "winner", "winnow",
"winter", "wintry", "wipers", "wiping", "wirier", "wiring",
"wisdom", "wisely", "wisest", "wished", "wisher", "wishes",
"wising", "withal", "withed", "wither", "withes", "within",
"witter", "wizard", "wobble", "wobbly", "wodges", "woeful",
"wolfed", "wolves", "wombat", "wonder", "wonted", "wooded",
"wooden", "woodsy", "wooers", "woofed", "woofer", "wooing",
"woolly", "worded", "worked", "worker", "worlds", "wormed",
"worsen", "worsts", "worthy", "wotcha", "woulds", "wounds",
"wovens", "wowing", "wracks", "wraith", "wraths", "wreaks",
"wreath", "wrecks", "wrench", "wrests", "wretch", "wright",
"wrings", "wrists", "writer", "writes", "writhe", "wrongs",
"wryest", "wrying", "wusses", "yachts", "yahoos", "yakked",
"yammer", "yanked", "yapped", "yawing", "yawned", "yearly",
"yearns", "yeasts", "yeasty", "yelled", "yellow", "yelped",
"yeoman", "yeomen", "yessed", "yields", "yipped", "yippee",
"yobbos", "yodels", "yogurt", "yokels", "yoking", "yonder",
"youths", "yowled", "yuccas", "yucked", "yukked", "yuppie",
"zanied", "zanier", "zanies", "zapped", "zapper", "zealot",
"zebras", "zenith", "zephyr", "zeroed", "zigzag", "zinged",
"zinger", "zinnia", "zipped", "zipper", "zircon", "zither",
"zodiac", "zombie", "zoning", "zonked", "zoomed", "zydeco",
"zygote"
};
const char* w_7[] = {
"abalone", "abandon", "abashed", "abashes", "abasing", "abating",
"abdomen", "abducts", "abetted", "abettor", "abiding", "ability",
"abjects", "abjured", "abjures", "aboding", "abolish", "aborted",
"abounds", "abraded", "abrades", "abreast", "abridge", "abscess",
"abscond", "abseils", "absence", "absents", "absolve", "absorbs",
"abstain", "abusers", "abusing", "abusive", "abutted", "abysmal",
"abysses", "acacias", "academe", "academy", "acceded", "accedes",
"accents", "accepts", "acclaim", "accords", "accosts", "account",
"accrual", "accrued", "accrues", "accused", "accuser", "accuses",
"acerbic", "acetate", "acetone", "achiest", "achieve", "acidify",
"acidity", "acolyte", "aconite", "acquire", "acquits", "acreage",
"acrider", "acrobat", "acronym", "acrylic", "actions", "actives",
"actress", "actuary", "actuate", "acutely", "acutest", "adagios",
"adamant", "adapted", "addenda", "addends", "addicts", "addling",
"address", "adduced", "adduces", "adenoid", "adepter", "adeptly",
"adhered", "adheres", "adipose", "adjoins", "adjourn", "adjudge",
"adjunct", "adjured", "adjures", "adjusts", "admiral", "admired",
"admirer", "admires", "adopted", "adoring", "adorned", "adrenal",
"adulate", "advance", "advents", "adverbs", "adverse", "adverts",
"advised", "adviser", "advises", "aerated", "aerates", "aerator",
"aerials", "aeriest", "aerobic", "aerosol", "affable", "affably",
"affairs", "affects", "affirms", "affixed", "affixes", "afflict",
"affords", "affrays", "affront", "afghans", "against", "ageists",
"ageless", "agendas", "agilely", "agilest", "agility", "agitate",
"agonies", "aground", "aileron", "ailment", "aimless", "airbags",
"airbase", "airbeds", "aircrew", "airdrop", "airfare", "airflow",
"airguns", "airhead", "airiest", "airings", "airless", "airlift",
"airline", "airlock", "airmail", "airplay", "airport", "airship",
"airshow", "airsick", "airtime", "airways", "aisling", "aitches",
"alarmed", "albinos", "albumen", "albumin", "alchemy", "alcohol",
"alcoves", "alerted", "alerter", "alertly", "alfalfa", "algebra",
"aliased", "aliases", "alibied", "aliened", "alights", "aligned",
"alimony", "allayed", "alleged", "alleges", "allegro", "allergy",
"allover", "allowed", "alloyed", "alluded", "alludes", "allured",
"allures", "allying", "almanac", "almonds", "almoner", "alpacas",
"alpines", "already", "alright", "altered", "alumnae", "alumnus",
"amalgam", "amassed", "amasses", "amateur", "amatory", "amazing",
"amazons", "ambient", "ambling", "amended", "amening", "amenity",
"amiable", "amiably", "ammeter", "ammonia", "amnesia", "amnesty",
"amoebas", "amoebic", "amongst", "amorous", "amounts", "amperes",
"amphora", "amplest", "amplify", "ampules", "amputee", "amulets",
"amusing", "anagram", "analogs", "analogy", "analyst", "anapest",
"anarchy", "anatomy", "anchors", "anchovy", "ancient", "andante",
"andiron", "android", "anemone", "angelic", "angered", "anglers",
"angling", "angoras", "angrier", "angrily", "anguish", "angular",
"animals", "animate", "animism", "animist", "aniseed", "anklets",
"ankling", "anneals", "annexed", "annexes", "annoyed", "annuals",
"annuity", "annular", "anodyne", "anoints", "anomaly", "anoraks",
"another", "answers", "antacid", "anteing", "antenna", "anthems",
"anthers", "anthill", "anthrax", "antigen", "antique", "antiwar",
"antlers", "antonym", "anxiety", "anxious", "anybody", "anymore",
"anytime", "anyways", "aphasia", "aphasic", "aphelia", "aplenty",
"apogees", "apology", "apostle", "apparel", "appeals", "appears",
"appease", "appends", "applaud", "applets", "applied", "applies",
"appoint", "apprise", "approve", "apricot", "apropos", "aptness",
"aquatic", "aquavit", "aqueous", "aquifer", "arbiter", "arbutus",
"arcades", "archaic", "archers", "archery", "archest", "arching",
"archive", "archway", "arctics", "arduous", "arguing", "argyles",
"aridest", "aridity", "arising", "armadas", "armband", "armfuls",
"armhole", "armlets", "armload", "armpits", "armrest", "arousal",
"aroused", "arouses", "arraign", "arrange", "arrayed", "arrears",
"arrests", "arrival", "arrived", "arrives", "arroyos", "arsenal",
"arsenic", "article", "artiest", "artisan", "artiste", "artists",
"artless", "artsier", "artwork", "arugula", "ascends", "ascents",
"ascetic", "ascribe", "aseptic", "asexual", "ashamed", "ashcans",
"ashiest", "ashrams", "ashtray", "asinine", "askance", "asocial",
"aspects", "asphalt", "aspired", "aspires", "aspirin", "assails",
"assault", "assayed", "assents", "asserts", "assigns", "assists",
"assizes", "assorts", "assuage", "assumed", "assumes", "assured",
"assures", "astound", "astrals", "astride", "astuter", "asunder",
"asylums", "atavism", "atelier", "atheism", "atheist", "athlete",
"atishoo", "atlases", "atomics", "atoning", "atrophy", "attacks",
"attains", "attempt", "attends", "attests", "attired", "attires",
"attract", "attuned", "attunes", "auction", "audible", "audibly",
"audited", "auditor", "augment", "augured", "augusts", "aunties",
"aurally", "aureole", "auricle", "auspice", "austere", "authors",
"autoing", "autopsy", "autumns", "availed", "avarice", "avatars",
"avenged", "avenger", "avenges", "avenues", "average", "averred",
"averted", "aviator", "avidest", "avidity", "avionic", "avocado",
"avoided", "avowals", "avowing", "awaited", "awakens", "awaking",
"awarded", "awarest", "awesome", "awfully", "awkward", "awnings",
"azaleas", "azimuth", "babbled", "babbler", "babbles", "babiest",
"baboons", "babying", "babyish", "babysat", "babysit", "bacilli",
"backbit", "backers", "backhoe", "backing", "backlog", "backups",
"baddest", "baddies", "badgers", "badness", "baffled", "baffles",
"bagfuls", "baggage", "baggier", "baggies", "bagging", "bagpipe",
"baileys", "bailiff", "bailing", "bailout", "baiting", "balance",
"balcony", "baldest", "baldies", "balding", "baleful", "balkier",
"balking", "ballads", "ballast", "ballets", "balling", "balloon",
"ballots", "ballsed", "ballses", "balmier", "baloney", "balsams",
"bamboos", "banaler", "bananas", "bandage", "bandied", "bandier",
"bandies", "banding", "bandits", "baneful", "bangers", "banging",
"bangles", "bankers", "banking", "banners", "banning", "bannock",
"banquet", "banshee", "bantams", "banters", "banyans", "baobabs",
"baptism", "baptist", "barbell", "barbers", "barbies", "barbing",
"barfing", "bargain", "barging", "barkers", "barking", "barmaid",
"barmier", "barneys", "baronet", "baroque", "barrack", "barrage",
"barrels", "barrens", "barrier", "barring", "barrios", "barroom",
"barrows", "barters", "baseman", "basemen", "bashful", "bashing",
"baskets", "basking", "basques", "bassets", "bassist", "bassoon",
"bastard", "basting", "bastion", "batched", "batches", "bathers",
"bathing", "bathmat", "bathtub", "batsman", "batsmen", "battens",
"batters", "battery", "battier", "batting", "battled", "battler",
"battles", "baubles", "baulked", "bauxite", "bawdier", "bawdily",
"bawling", "bayonet", "bazaars", "bazooka", "beached", "beaches",
"beacons", "beadier", "beading", "beagled", "beagles", "beakers",
"beaming", "beanbag", "beanies", "beaning", "bearded", "bearers",
"bearing", "bearish", "beastly", "beaters", "beatify", "beating",
"beatnik", "beavers", "becalms", "because", "beckons", "becomes",
"bedaubs", "bedbugs", "bedding", "bedecks", "bedevil", "bedhead",
"bedlams", "bedpans", "bedpost", "bedrock", "bedroll", "bedroom",
"bedside", "bedsits", "bedsore", "bedtime", "beeches", "beefier",
"beefing", "beehive", "beeline", "beepers", "beeping", "beeswax",
"beetled", "beetles", "befalls", "befouls", "beggars", "begging",
"begonia", "beguile", "behaved", "behaves", "beheads", "behests",
"behinds", "beholds", "bejewel", "belated", "belayed", "belched",
"belches", "beliefs", "believe", "bellboy", "bellhop", "bellied",
"bellies", "belling", "bellows", "belongs", "beloved", "belting",
"beltway", "belying", "bemoans", "bemused", "bemuses", "benched",
"benches", "benders", "bendier", "bending", "beneath", "benefit",
"benumbs", "benzene", "bequest", "berated", "berates", "bereave",
"berried", "berries", "berserk", "berthed", "beseech", "besides",
"besiege", "besomed", "bespeak", "bespoke", "bestial", "besting",
"bestirs", "bestows", "betaken", "betakes", "bethink", "betided",
"betides", "betoken", "betrays", "betroth", "betters", "betting",
"bettors", "between", "betwixt", "bevvies", "bewails", "bewared",
"bewares", "bewitch", "beyonds", "biasing", "bickers", "bicycle",
"bidders", "biddies", "bidding", "biffing", "bifocal", "biggest",
"biggies", "bighorn", "bigness", "bigoted", "bigotry", "bigwigs",
"bikinis", "bilious", "bilking", "billets", "billies", "billing",
"billion", "billows", "billowy", "binders", "bindery", "binding",
"binging", "binning", "biology", "biomass", "bionics", "biopics",
"bipedal", "biplane", "bipolar", "birched", "birches", "birdied",
"birdies", "birding", "biretta", "birthed", "biscuit", "bisects",
"bishops", "bismuth", "bistros", "bitched", "bitches", "bitings",
"bitmaps", "bittern", "bitters", "bitumen", "bivalve", "bivouac",
"bizarre", "blabbed", "blabber", "blacked", "blacken", "blacker",
"bladder", "blading", "blagged", "blahing", "blaming", "blander",
"blandly", "blanked", "blanker", "blanket", "blankly", "blaring",
"blarney", "blasted", "blaster", "blatant", "blather", "blazers",
"blazing", "blazons", "bleaker", "bleakly", "bleated", "bleeder",
"bleeped", "bleeper", "blemish", "blended", "blender", "blessed",
"blesses", "blether", "blights", "blinded", "blinder", "blindly",
"blinked", "blinker", "blintze", "blissed", "blisses", "blister",
"blither", "blitzed", "blitzes", "bloated", "bloater", "blobbed",
"blocked", "blokish", "blonder", "blooded", "bloomed", "bloomer",
"blooper", "blossom", "blotchy", "blotted", "blotter", "bloused",
"blouses", "blowers", "blowgun", "blowing", "blowout", "blowups",
"blubber", "blueish", "bluffed", "bluffer", "blunder", "blunted",
"blunter", "bluntly", "blurred", "blurted", "blushed", "blusher",
"blushes", "bluster", "boarded", "boarder", "boasted", "boaster",
"boaters", "boating", "boatman", "boatmen", "bobbies", "bobbing",
"bobbins", "bobbled", "bobbles", "bobcats", "bobsled", "bobtail",
"bodegas", "bodging", "bodices", "bodkins", "boffins", "bogeyed",
"boggier", "bogging", "boggled", "boggles", "boilers", "boiling",
"boldest", "boleros", "bollard", "bolling", "bologna", "bolshie",
"bolster", "bolting", "bombard", "bombast", "bombers", "bombing",
"bonanza", "bonbons", "bondage", "bonding", "bonfire", "bonging",
"boniest", "bonitos", "bonkers", "bonking", "bonnets", "bonnier",
"bonsais", "bonuses", "boobies", "boobing", "boodles", "boogers",
"boogied", "boogies", "bookend", "bookies", "booking", "bookish",
"booklet", "boomers", "booming", "boonies", "boorish", "boosted",
"booster", "bootees", "booties", "booting", "bootleg", "boozers",
"boozier", "boozing", "bopping", "borders", "boredom", "borough",
"borrows", "borscht", "borstal", "bossier", "bossily", "bossing",
"botched", "botches", "bothers", "bottled", "bottler", "bottles",
"bottoms", "boudoir", "boulder", "bounced", "bouncer", "bounces",
"bounded", "bounden", "bounder", "bouquet", "bourbon", "bovines",
"bowlers", "bowling", "boxcars", "boxroom", "boxwood", "boycott",
"boyhood", "bracing", "bracken", "bracket", "bradawl", "bragged",
"bragger", "braided", "braille", "brained", "braised", "braises",
"braking", "bramble", "branded", "brasher", "brashly", "brassed",
"brasses", "bravado", "bravely", "bravery", "bravest", "braving",
"bravura", "brawled", "brawler", "braying", "brazens", "brazier",
"breaded", "breadth", "breaker", "breakup", "breasts", "breathe",
"breaths", "breathy", "breding", "breeder", "breezed", "breezes",
"brevity", "brewers", "brewery", "brewing", "bribery", "bribing",
"bricked", "brickie", "bridals", "bridged", "bridges", "bridled",
"bridles", "briefed", "briefer", "briefly", "brigade", "brigand",
"brights", "brimful", "brimmed", "brinier", "brioche", "brisked",
"brisker", "brisket", "briskly", "bristle", "bristly", "brittle",
"broaden", "broader", "broadly", "brocade", "brogans", "brogues",
"broiled", "broiler", "brokers", "bromide", "bromine", "bronchi",
"broncos", "bronzed", "bronzes", "brooded", "brooder", "brooked",
"brothel", "brother", "brought", "browned", "browner", "brownie",
"browsed", "browser", "browses", "bruised", "bruiser", "bruises",
"bruited", "brunets", "brunted", "brushed", "brushes", "brusque",
"brutish", "bubbled", "bubbles", "buckets", "buckeye", "bucking",
"buckled", "buckler", "buckles", "buckram", "bucksaw", "bucolic",
"buddies", "budding", "budgets", "budgies", "budging", "buffalo",
"buffers", "buffets", "buffing", "buffoon", "bugaboo", "bugbear",
"buggers", "buggery", "buggier", "buggies", "bugging", "buglers",
"bugling", "builder", "buildup", "bulbing", "bulbous", "bulgier",
"bulging", "bulimia", "bulimic", "bulkier", "bulking", "bulldog",
"bullets", "bullied", "bullier", "bullies", "bulling", "bullion",
"bullish", "bullock", "bullpen", "bulrush", "bulwark", "bumbags",
"bumbled", "bumbler", "bumbles", "bummers", "bummest", "bumming",
"bumpers", "bumpier", "bumping", "bumpkin", "bunched", "bunches",
"bundled", "bundles", "bungees", "bunging", "bungled", "bungler",
"bungles", "bunions", "bunkers", "bunking", "bunnies", "bunting",
"buoyant", "buoying", "burbled", "burbles", "burdens", "burdock",
"bureaus", "burgeon", "burgers", "burgher", "burglar", "burgled",
"burgles", "burials", "burlier", "burners", "burning", "burnish",
"burnout", "burping", "burring", "burrito", "burrows", "bursars",
"bursary", "burying", "busbies", "busboys", "bushels", "bushier",
"bushing", "bushman", "bushmen", "busiest", "buskers", "busking",
"busload", "busters", "bustier", "busting", "bustled", "bustles",
"busying", "butcher", "butches", "butlers", "butters", "buttery",
"butties", "butting", "buttock", "buttons", "buxomer", "buyouts",
"buzzard", "buzzers", "buzzing", "bygones", "bylines", "bywords",
"cabanas", "cabaret", "cabbage", "cabbing", "cabinet", "cabling",
"caboose", "cachets", "caching", "cackled", "cackles", "cadaver",
"caddied", "caddies", "caddish", "cadence", "cadenza", "cadgers",
"cadging", "cadmium", "caducei", "caesura", "caftans", "cagiest",
"cagoule", "cahoots", "caisson", "cajoled", "cajoles", "calcify",
"calcine", "calcite", "calcium", "calculi", "caliphs", "callers",
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"candles", "canines", "cankers", "cannery", "cannier", "cannily",
"canning", "cannons", "cantata", "canteen", "canters", "canting",
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"capsize", "capstan", "capsule", "captain", "caption", "captive",
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"carbide", "carbine", "carbons", "carboys", "carcase", "carcass",
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"carvers", "carvery", "carving", "cascade", "cashews", "cashier",
"cashing", "casings", "casinos", "caskets", "cassava", "cassias",
"cassock", "casters", "casting", "castled", "castles", "castoff",
"casuals", "casuist", "catalpa", "catarrh", "catbird", "catboat",
"catcall", "catcher", "catches", "catered", "caterer", "catfish",
"cathode", "cations", "catkins", "catnaps", "catsuit", "cattail",
"cattery", "cattier", "cattily", "catwalk", "caulked", "causals",
"causing", "caustic", "caution", "cavalry", "caveats", "caveman",
"cavemen", "caverns", "cavorts", "cayenne", "caymans", "ceasing",
"cedilla", "ceilidh", "ceiling", "celesta", "cellars", "celling",
"cellist", "cements", "censers", "censors", "censure", "centaur",
"centime", "central", "century", "ceramic", "cereals", "cerebra",
"certain", "certify", "cession", "cesspit", "chaffed", "chafing",
"chagrin", "chained", "chaired", "chaises", "chalets", "chalice",
"chalked", "chamber", "chamois", "champed", "chanced", "chancel",
"chances", "changed", "changes", "channel", "chanted", "chanter",
"chantey", "chaotic", "chapati", "chapels", "chaplet", "chapped",
"chapter", "charade", "charged", "charger", "charges", "charier",
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"cheddar", "cheeked", "cheeped", "cheered", "cheerio", "cheesed",
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"chewing", "chicane", "chicest", "chichis", "chicken", "chicory",
"chiding", "chiefer", "chiefly", "chiffon", "chigger", "chignon",
"childed", "childes", "chilies", "chilled", "chiller", "chimera",
"chiming", "chimney", "chinked", "chinned", "chintzy", "chinwag",
"chipped", "chipper", "chippie", "chirped", "chirrup", "chisels",
"chivied", "chivies", "chiving", "chocked", "choicer", "choices",
"chokers", "choking", "cholera", "chomped", "chooses", "chopped",
"chopper", "chorale", "chorals", "choring", "chortle", "chowder",
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"cinemas", "ciphers", "circled", "circles", "circlet", "circuit",
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"coastal", "coasted", "coaster", "coating", "coaxing", "cobbers",
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"cocaine", "cochlea", "cockade", "cockier", "cockily", "cocking",
"cockles", "cockney", "cockpit", "coconut", "cocoons", "codding",
"coddled", "coddles", "codeine", "codfish", "codgers", "codices",
"codicil", "coequal", "coerced", "coerces", "coevals", "coexist",
"coffees", "coffers", "coffins", "cogency", "cognacs", "cognate",
"cohabit", "cohered", "coheres", "cohorts", "coiffed", "coiling",
"coinage", "coining", "coldest", "colicky", "colitis", "collage",
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"cologne", "colonel", "colossi", "coltish", "columns", "combats",
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"conifer", "conjoin", "conjure", "conkers", "conking", "connect",
"conning", "connive", "connote", "conquer", "consent", "consign",
"consist", "console", "consort", "consuls", "consult", "consume",
"contact", "contain", "contend", "content", "contest", "context",
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"convert", "conveys", "convict", "convoke", "convoys", "cookers",
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"coolest", "coolies", "cooling", "coopers", "cooping", "cooties",
"copiers", "copilot", "copings", "copious", "coppers", "coppery",
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"copyist", "coracle", "cordial", "cording", "cordite", "cordons",
"corkage", "corkers", "corking", "corncob", "corneal", "corneas",
"corners", "cornets", "cornice", "cornier", "corning", "cornrow",
"corolla", "coronas", "coroner", "coronet", "corpora", "corpses",
"corrals", "correct", "corries", "corrode", "corrupt", "corsage",
"corsair", "corsets", "coshing", "cosigns", "cosines", "cossets",
"costars", "costing", "costume", "coterie", "cottage", "cotters",
"cottons", "couched", "couches", "cougars", "coughed", "council",
"counsel", "counted", "counter", "country", "couping", "coupled",
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"courser", "courses", "courted", "courtly", "cousins", "couture",
"covered", "coverts", "coveted", "cowards", "cowbell", "cowbird",
"cowboys", "cowered", "cowgirl", "cowhand", "cowhide", "cowlick",
"cowling", "cowpats", "cowpoke", "cowries", "cowshed", "cowslip",
"coxcomb", "coyness", "coyotes", "cozened", "crabbed", "cracked",
"cracker", "crackle", "crackly", "crackup", "cradled", "cradles",
"crafted", "crammed", "crammer", "cramped", "crampon", "cranial",
"craning", "cranium", "cranked", "cranker", "crapped", "crapper",
"crappie", "crashed", "crashes", "crasser", "crassly", "craters",
"crating", "cravats", "cravens", "craving", "crawled", "crawler",
"crayons", "crazier", "crazies", "crazily", "crazing", "creaked",
"creamed", "creamer", "creased", "creases", "created", "creates",
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"cropped", "cropper", "croquet", "crosier", "crossed", "crosser",
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"cruller", "crumbed", "crumble", "crumbly", "crumpet", "crumple",
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"crybaby", "cryings", "cryptic", "crystal", "cubical", "cubicle",
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"culture", "culvert", "cumming", "cumulus", "cunning", "cupcake",
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"cutaway", "cutback", "cuticle", "cutlass", "cutlery", "cutlets",
"cutoffs", "cutouts", "cutters", "cutting", "cyanide", "cyborgs",
"cycling", "cyclist", "cyclone", "cygnets", "cymbals", "cynical",
"cyphers", "cypress", "czarina", "czarism", "czarist", "dabbing",
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"daffier", "daftest", "daggers", "dahlias", "dailies", "dairies",
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"damming", "damning", "dampens", "dampers", "dampest", "damping",
"damsels", "damsons", "dancers", "dancing", "danders", "dandier",
"dandies", "dandify", "dandled", "dandles", "dangers", "dangled",
"dangles", "dankest", "dappers", "dappled", "dapples", "daresay",
"darkens", "darkest", "darkies", "darling", "darning", "darting",
"dashiki", "dashing", "datives", "daubers", "daubing", "daunted",
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"daycare", "daylong", "daytime", "dazzled", "dazzles", "deacons",
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"deucing", "devalue", "develop", "deviant", "deviate", "devices",
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"diadems", "diagram", "dialect", "diamond", "diapers", "diaries",
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"differs", "diffuse", "digests", "diggers", "digging", "digital",
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"dimmers", "dimmest", "dimming", "dimness", "dimpled", "dimples",
"dimwits", "dinette", "dingbat", "dingier", "dingies", "dingily",
"dinging", "dingoes", "dinkier", "dinkies", "dinners", "dinning",
"diocese", "diorama", "dioxide", "dioxins", "diploma", "dippers",
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"disable", "disarms", "disavow", "disband", "disbars", "discard",
"discern", "discoed", "discord", "discuss", "disdain", "disease",
"disgust", "dishing", "dishpan", "dishrag", "dislike", "dismays",
"dismiss", "disobey", "disowns", "dispels", "display", "disport",
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"divests", "divided", "divider", "divides", "divined", "diviner",
"divines", "divisor", "divorce", "divulge", "divvied", "divvies",
"dizzied", "dizzier", "dizzies", "dizzily", "dobbing", "docents",
"dockers", "dockets", "docking", "doctors", "dodders", "doddery",
"dodgems", "dodgers", "dodgier", "dodging", "doffing", "dogcart",
"dogfish", "doggier", "doggies", "dogging", "doggone", "doglegs",
"dogsled", "dogtrot", "dogwood", "doilies", "doleful", "dollars",
"dollies", "dolling", "dollops", "dolmens", "dolphin", "doltish",
"domains", "donated", "donates", "donkeys", "donning", "donnish",
"doodads", "doodahs", "doodled", "doodler", "doodles", "dooming",
"dooring", "doorman", "doormat", "doormen", "doorway", "dopiest",
"dorkier", "dormant", "dormers", "dormice", "dorsals", "dosages",
"dossers", "dossier", "dossing", "dotings", "dottier", "dotting",
"doubled", "doubles", "doublet", "doubted", "doubter", "douched",
"douches", "doughty", "dourest", "dousing", "dovecot", "dowager",
"dowdier", "dowdies", "dowdily", "downers", "downier", "downing",
"dowries", "dowsers", "dowsing", "doyenne", "doziest", "drabber",
"drachma", "draftee", "dragged", "dragnet", "dragons", "dragoon",
"drained", "drainer", "drapers", "drapery", "draping", "drastic",
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"drummed", "drummer", "drunken", "drunker", "dryness", "drywall",
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"dulling", "dumbest", "dumbing", "dummies", "dumpers", "dumpier",
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"dustbin", "dusters", "dustier", "dusting", "dustman", "dustmen",
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"dwindle", "dynamic", "dynamos", "dynasty", "eagerer", "eagerly",
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"epitaph", "epithet", "epitome", "epochal", "epoxied", "epoxies",
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"jocking", "jocular", "joggers", "jogging", "joggled", "joggles",
"joiners", "joinery", "joining", "jointed", "jointly", "jokiest",
"jollied", "jollier", "jollies", "jollity", "jolting", "jonquil",
"joshing", "jostled", "jostles", "jotters", "jotting", "jounced",
"jounces", "journal", "journey", "journos", "jousted", "joyless",
"joyride", "joyrode", "jubilee", "judders", "judging", "jugfuls",
"jugging", "juggled", "juggler", "juggles", "jugular", "juicers",
"juicier", "juicing", "jujitsu", "jujubes", "jukebox", "jumbled",
"jumbles", "jumpers", "jumpier", "jumping", "jungles", "juniors",
"juniper", "junkers", "junkets", "junkier", "junkies", "junking",
"jurists", "juryman", "jurymen", "justest", "justice", "justify",
"jutting", "karakul", "karaoke", "katydid", "kayaked", "keeling",
"keenest", "keening", "keepers", "keeping", "kegging", "kelvins",
"kennels", "kenning", "keratin", "kernels", "kestrel", "ketches",
"ketchup", "kettles", "keyhole", "keynote", "keypads", "keyword",
"kibbutz", "kickers", "kickier", "kicking", "kickoff", "kidders",
"kiddied", "kiddies", "kidding", "kidnaps", "kidneys", "killers",
"killing", "killjoy", "kilning", "kiloton", "kimonos", "kindest",
"kindled", "kindles", "kindred", "kinetic", "kinfolk", "kingdom",
"kingpin", "kinkier", "kinking", "kinship", "kinsman", "kinsmen",
"kippers", "kipping", "kirking", "kissers", "kissing", "kitchen",
"kithing", "kitschy", "kittens", "kitties", "kitting", "klaxons",
"klutzes", "knacked", "knacker", "knavery", "knavish", "kneaded",
"kneader", "kneecap", "kneeing", "knelled", "knicker", "knifing",
"knights", "knitted", "knitter", "knobbly", "knocked", "knocker",
"knotted", "knowing", "knuckle", "kookier", "kooking", "kopecks",
"koshers", "kowtows", "krypton", "kumquat", "labials", "laciest",
"lackeys", "lacking", "laconic", "lacquer", "lactate", "lactose",
"lacunae", "ladders", "laddies", "laddish", "ladings", "ladling",
"ladybug", "laggard", "lagging", "lagoons", "lambada", "lambent",
"lambing", "lambkin", "laments", "lamming", "lampoon", "lamprey",
"lancers", "lancets", "lancing", "landing", "languid", "languor",
"lankest", "lankier", "lanolin", "lantern", "lanyard", "lapdogs",
"lapping", "lapsing", "laptops", "lapwing", "larceny", "larches",
"larders", "larding", "largely", "largess", "largest", "largish",
"lariats", "larking", "lasagna", "lashing", "lassies", "lassoed",
"lasting", "latched", "latches", "latency", "latents", "lateral",
"lathers", "lathery", "lathing", "latrine", "lattice", "lauding",
"laughed", "launder", "laundry", "laurels", "lawless", "lawsuit",
"lawyers", "laxness", "layaway", "layered", "layette", "layoffs",
"layouts", "layover", "laziest", "lazying", "leached", "leaches",
"leaders", "leading", "leafier", "leafing", "leaflet", "leagued",
"leagues", "leakage", "leakier", "leaking", "leanest", "leaning",
"leaping", "learner", "leashed", "leashes", "leasing", "leather",
"leavens", "leavers", "leaving", "lechers", "lechery", "leching",
"lectern", "lecture", "ledgers", "leeched", "leeches", "leerier",
"leering", "leeward", "leftest", "lefties", "leftism", "leftist",
"legally", "legated", "legatee", "legates", "legatos", "legends",
"leggier", "legging", "legible", "legibly", "legions", "legless",
"legroom", "legumes", "legwork", "leisure", "lemming", "lemoned",
"lenders", "lending", "lengths", "lengthy", "lenient", "lentils",
"leonine", "leopard", "leotard", "leprosy", "leprous", "lesbian",
"lesions", "lessees", "lessens", "lessons", "lessors", "letches",
"letdown", "lethals", "letters", "letting", "lettuce", "levered",
"levying", "lewdest", "lexical", "lexicon", "liaised", "liaises",
"liaison", "libbing", "liberal", "liberty", "libidos", "library",
"lichens", "licking", "liefest", "lifting", "liftoff", "lighted",
"lighten", "lighter", "lightly", "lignite", "likable", "likened",
"lilting", "limbers", "limboed", "limeade", "limiest", "limited",
"limning", "limpest", "limpets", "limping", "linctus", "lindens",
"lineage", "lineman", "linemen", "lineups", "lingers", "lingoes",
"lingual", "linings", "linkage", "linking", "linkman", "linkmen",
"linkups", "linnets", "linseed", "lintels", "lioness", "lipread",
"liquefy", "liqueur", "liquids", "liquors", "lisping", "lissome",
"listens", "listing", "litchis", "literal", "lithely", "lithest",
"lithium", "litters", "littler", "liturgy", "livable", "livened",
"lividly", "livings", "lizards", "loaders", "loading", "loafers",
"loafing", "loamier", "loaners", "loaning", "loathed", "loather",
"loathes", "lobbied", "lobbies", "lobbing", "lobster", "localed",
"locales", "locally", "located", "locates", "lockers", "lockets",
"locking", "lockjaw", "lockout", "lockups", "locusts", "lodgers",
"lodging", "loftier", "loftily", "lofting", "logbook", "loggers",
"logging", "logical", "logjams", "loiters", "lollies", "lolling",
"lollops", "longbow", "longest", "longing", "longish", "loofahs",
"lookers", "looking", "lookout", "looming", "loonier", "loonies",
"loopier", "looping", "loosely", "loosens", "loosest", "loosing",
"looters", "looting", "lopping", "lording", "lorries", "lotions",
"lottery", "lotuses", "loudest", "lounged", "lounger", "lounges",
"louring", "lousier", "lousing", "loutish", "lovable", "lovings",
"lowbrow", "lowdown", "lowered", "lowland", "lowlier", "lowness",
"loyaler", "loyally", "loyalty", "lozenge", "lubbers", "lucidly",
"luckier", "luckily", "lucking", "luggage", "lugging", "lughole",
"lullaby", "lulling", "lumbago", "lumbers", "lumpier", "lumping",
"lumpish", "lunatic", "lunched", "lunches", "lungful", "lunging",
"lurched", "lurches", "luridly", "lurking", "lushest", "lustful",
"lustier", "lustily", "lusting", "luvvies", "lyceums", "lynched",
"lynches", "lyrical", "macabre", "macadam", "machete", "machine",
"macrons", "madcaps", "maddens", "madders", "maddest", "madness",
"maestro", "mafiosi", "mafioso", "magenta", "maggots", "magical",
"magnate", "magneto", "magnets", "magnify", "magnums", "magpies",
"mahatma", "maidens", "mailbag", "mailbox", "mailers", "mailing",
"mailman", "mailmen", "maiming", "majesty", "majored", "majorly",
"makeups", "makings", "malaise", "malaria", "maliced", "malices",
"maligns", "mallard", "mallets", "malling", "mallows", "malteds",
"malting", "mamboed", "mammals", "mammary", "mammies", "mammoth",
"manacle", "managed", "manager", "manages", "manatee", "mandala",
"mandate", "mangers", "mangier", "manging", "mangled", "mangles",
"mangoes", "manhole", "manhood", "manhunt", "maniacs", "manikin",
"mankind", "manlier", "manners", "manning", "mannish", "mansard",
"mansion", "mantels", "mantled", "mantles", "mantras", "manuals",
"manumit", "manured", "manures", "mapping", "marabou", "maracas",
"marauds", "marbled", "marbles", "marched", "marcher", "marches",
"margins", "marimba", "marinas", "mariner", "marines", "marital",
"markers", "markets", "marking", "markups", "marlins", "marmots",
"maroons", "marquee", "marques", "marquis", "married", "marries",
"marring", "marrows", "marshal", "marshes", "martens", "martial",
"marting", "martini", "martins", "martyrs", "marvels", "mascara",
"mascots", "mashers", "mashing", "masking", "masonic", "masonry",
"masques", "massage", "masseur", "massifs", "massing", "massive",
"masters", "mastery", "mastiff", "mastoid", "matador", "matched",
"matches", "matrons", "matters", "matting", "mattock", "matured",
"maturer", "matures", "matzohs", "matzoth", "maudlin", "mauling",
"maunder", "mawkish", "maxilla", "maximal", "maximum", "maydays",
"mayoral", "maypole", "meadows", "mealier", "mealies", "mealing",
"meander", "meanest", "meanies", "meaning", "measles", "measure",
"meatier", "meddled", "meddler", "meddles", "medians", "mediate",
"medical", "medicos", "mediums", "medleys", "medulla", "meekest",
"meeting", "megaton", "melange", "melanin", "melding", "mellows",
"melodic", "melting", "members", "memento", "memoirs", "menaced",
"menaces", "menages", "menders", "mending", "menfolk", "menials",
"menorah", "menthol", "mention", "mentors", "mercies", "mercury",
"mergers", "merging", "merinos", "merited", "mermaid", "merrier",
"merrily", "mescals", "meshing", "message", "messiah", "messier",
"messily", "messing", "mestizo", "meteors", "methane", "methods",
"metrics", "mewling", "miasmas", "mickeys", "microbe", "microns",
"middies", "middles", "midgets", "midland", "midmost", "midriff",
"midterm", "midtown", "midways", "midweek", "midwife", "midyear",
"miffing", "migrant", "migrate", "mildest", "mildews", "mileage",
"milieus", "militia", "milkier", "milking", "milkman", "milkmen",
"milksop", "millage", "millers", "milling", "million", "mimetic",
"mimicry", "mimosas", "minaret", "mincers", "mincing", "minders",
"mindful", "minding", "mindset", "mineral", "mingled", "mingles",
"minibar", "minibus", "minicab", "minicam", "minimal", "minimum",
"minions", "minivan", "minnows", "minored", "minster", "mintier",
"minting", "minuend", "minuets", "minuses", "minuted", "minuter",
"minutes", "minutia", "miracle", "mirages", "mirrors", "miscall",
"miscast", "miscued", "miscues", "misdeal", "misdeed", "misdoes",
"misdone", "miserly", "misfire", "misfits", "mishaps", "mishear",
"mishits", "mislaid", "mislays", "mislead", "misname", "misplay",
"misread", "misrule", "missals", "missile", "missing", "mission",
"missive", "misstep", "mistake", "misters", "mistier", "mistily",
"mistime", "misting", "mistook", "mistype", "misused", "misuses",
"mitosis", "mittens", "mixture", "mizzens", "moaners", "moaning",
"moating", "mobbing", "mobiles", "mobster", "mockers", "mockery",
"mocking", "moderns", "modesty", "modicum", "modular", "modules",
"modulus", "moggies", "moisten", "moister", "moistly", "molders",
"molests", "mollify", "mollusk", "molting", "moments", "mommies",
"monarch", "moneyed", "mongers", "mongols", "mongrel", "moniker",
"monitor", "monkeys", "monocle", "monsoon", "monster", "montage",
"monthly", "mooched", "moocher", "mooches", "moodier", "moodily",
"mooning", "moonlit", "moorhen", "mooring", "mooting", "moppets",
"mopping", "moraine", "morally", "mordant", "moreish", "morgues",
"morning", "morocco", "moronic", "morphed", "morphia", "morrows",
"morsels", "mortals", "mortars", "mortify", "mortise", "mosaics",
"moseyed", "moshing", "mosques", "mossier", "mossies", "mossing",
"mothers", "motiles", "motions", "motives", "motleys", "motlier",
"motored", "mottled", "mottles", "mottoes", "moulder", "moulted",
"mounded", "mounted", "mourned", "mourner", "mousers", "mousier",
"mousing", "moussed", "mousses", "mouthed", "movable", "muckier",
"mucking", "muddied", "muddier", "muddies", "muddled", "muddles",
"mudflap", "mudflat", "mudpack", "muezzin", "muffing", "muffins",
"muffled", "muffler", "muffles", "muggers", "muggier", "mugging",
"muggins", "mukluks", "mulatto", "mulched", "mulches", "mullahs",
"mullets", "mulling", "mullion", "mumbled", "mumbler", "mumbles",
"mummers", "mummery", "mummies", "mummify", "munched", "munches",
"mundane", "murders", "murkier", "murkily", "murmurs", "muscled",
"muscles", "museums", "mushers", "mushier", "mushing", "musical",
"musings", "muskets", "muskier", "musking", "muskrat", "mussels",
"mussier", "mussing", "mustang", "mustard", "musters", "mustier",
"mutable", "mutants", "mutated", "mutates", "mutters", "muumuus",
"muzzily", "muzzled", "muzzles", "myopics", "myriads", "myrtles",
"mystery", "mystics", "mystify", "nabbing", "naffest", "nagging",
"nailing", "naively", "naivest", "naivety", "nakeder", "nakedly",
"nannied", "nannies", "napalms", "naphtha", "napkins", "nappier",
"nappies", "napping", "narcing", "narrate", "narrows", "narwhal",
"nasally", "nascent", "nastier", "nastily", "nations", "natives",
"natters", "nattier", "nattily", "natural", "natured", "natures",
"naughty", "navvies", "nearest", "nearing", "neatens", "neatest",
"nebulae", "nebular", "necking", "necktie", "needful", "needier",
"needing", "needled", "needles", "negated", "negates", "neglect",
"negroid", "neighed", "neither", "nemeses", "nemesis", "neonate",
"nephews", "nerdier", "nervier", "nerving", "nervous", "nesting",
"nestled", "nestles", "netball", "netting", "nettled", "nettles",
"network", "neurone", "neurons", "neuters", "neutral", "neutron",
"newbies", "newborn", "newness", "newsboy", "newsier", "newsing",
"newsman", "newsmen", "newtons", "nexuses", "nibbing", "nibbled",
"nibbler", "nibbles", "nickels", "nicking", "niftier", "niggard",
"niggers", "niggled", "niggles", "nighest", "nightie", "nightly",
"nilling", "nimbler", "ninepin", "ninnies", "nippers", "nippier",
"nipping", "nippled", "nipples", "nirvana", "nitpick", "nitrate",
"nitwits", "nobbled", "nobbles", "noblest", "nodding", "noddles",
"nodular", "nodules", "noggins", "noisier", "noisily", "noising",
"noisome", "nomadic", "nominal", "nominee", "noncoms", "nonplus",
"nonskid", "nonstop", "nonuser", "nonzero", "noodled", "noodles",
"noonday", "nooning", "norming", "nosebag", "nosegay", "noshing",
"nostril", "nostrum", "notable", "notably", "notched", "notches",
"notelet", "notepad", "nothing", "noticed", "notices", "notions",
"nougats", "nourish", "novella", "novelty", "novices", "nowhere",
"noxious", "nozzles", "nuanced", "nuances", "nuclear", "nucleic",
"nucleus", "nudging", "nudists", "nuggets", "nullify", "nullity",
"numbers", "numbest", "numbing", "numeral", "numeric", "nuncios",
"nunnery", "nuptial", "nursery", "nursing", "nurture", "nutcase",
"nutmeat", "nutmegs", "nutrias", "nutters", "nuttier", "nutting",
"nuzzled", "nuzzles", "nymphet", "nymphos", "oarlock", "oarsman",
"oarsmen", "oatcake", "oatmeal", "obelisk", "obesity", "obeying",
"objects", "obliged", "obliges", "oblique", "oblongs", "obloquy",
"oboists", "obscene", "obscure", "obsequy", "observe", "obtains",
"obtrude", "obtuser", "obverse", "obviate", "obvious", "ocarina",
"occlude", "oceanic", "ocelots", "octagon", "octanes", "octaves",
"octopus", "oculars", "oculist", "oddball", "oddment", "oddness",
"odorous", "odyssey", "oeuvres", "offbeat", "offends", "offered",
"offhand", "officer", "offices", "offings", "offload", "offsets",
"offside", "oftener", "oilcans", "oiliest", "oilskin", "oinking",
"oldened", "oldster", "omelets", "ominous", "omitted", "omnibus",
"oneness", "onerous", "oneself", "onetime", "ongoing", "onioned",
"onliest", "onshore", "onstage", "onwards", "opacity", "opaqued",
"opaquer", "opaques", "openers", "openest", "opening", "operand",
"operate", "opiates", "opining", "opinion", "opossum", "opposed",
"opposes", "oppress", "optical", "optimal", "optimum", "options",
"opulent", "oracled", "oracles", "oranges", "orating", "oration",
"orators", "oratory", "orbital", "orbited", "orchard", "orchids",
"ordains", "ordeals", "ordered", "orderly", "ordinal", "oregano",
"organdy", "organic", "orgasms", "orients", "orifice", "origami",
"origins", "orioles", "orotund", "orphans", "osmosis", "osmotic",
"ospreys", "ostlers", "ostrich", "ottered", "ottoman", "ousters",
"ousting", "outages", "outback", "outbids", "outcast", "outcome",
"outcrop", "outdoes", "outdone", "outdoor", "outface", "outfall",
"outfits", "outflow", "outgoes", "outgrew", "outgrow", "outguns",
"outings", "outlaid", "outlast", "outlaws", "outlays", "outlets",
"outline", "outlive", "outlook", "outpace", "outplay", "outpost",
"outputs", "outrage", "outrank", "outruns", "outsell", "outsets",
"outside", "outsize", "outsold", "outstay", "outtake", "outvote",
"outward", "outwear", "outwith", "outwits", "outwore", "outwork",
"outworn", "ovarian", "ovaries", "ovation", "overact", "overage",
"overall", "overarm", "overate", "overawe", "overbid", "overdid",
"overdue", "overeat", "overfly", "overjoy", "overlap", "overlay",
"overlie", "overpay", "overran", "overrun", "oversaw", "oversee",
"overtax", "overtly", "overuse", "oviduct", "ovulate", "oxcarts",
"oxfords", "oxtails", "oxymora", "oysters", "paciest", "pacific",
"package", "packers", "packets", "packing", "paddies", "padding",
"paddled", "paddles", "paddock", "padlock", "paellas", "pageant",
"pageboy", "pagodas", "pailful", "painful", "paining", "painted",
"painter", "pairing", "paisley", "palaces", "palatal", "palates",
"palaver", "palette", "palings", "pallets", "palling", "palmier",
"palming", "palmist", "palmtop", "palpate", "palsied", "palsies",
"pampers", "panacea", "panache", "panamas", "pancake", "panders",
"panging", "panicky", "pannier", "panning", "panoply", "pansies",
"panther", "panties", "panting", "papayas", "papered", "papilla",
"papists", "papoose", "papping", "paprika", "papyrus", "parable",
"paraded", "parades", "paradox", "paragon", "parapet", "parasol",
"parboil", "parcels", "parched", "parches", "pardner", "pardons",
"parents", "parfait", "pariahs", "parings", "parking", "parkway",
"parlays", "parleys", "parlous", "paroled", "parolee", "paroles",
"parquet", "parried", "parries", "parring", "parrots", "parsecs",
"parsing", "parsley", "parsnip", "parsons", "partake", "partial",
"partied", "parties", "parting", "partner", "partook", "partway",
"parvenu", "paschal", "passage", "passels", "passing", "passion",
"passive", "passkey", "pastels", "pastern", "pastier", "pasties",
"pastime", "pasting", "pastors", "pasture", "patched", "patches",
"patella", "patents", "pathway", "patient", "patinas", "patriot",
"patrols", "patrons", "patsies", "pattern", "patters", "patties",
"patting", "paucity", "paunchy", "paupers", "pausing", "pavings",
"pavlova", "pawning", "payable", "payback", "paydays", "payload",
"payment", "payoffs", "payouts", "payroll", "payslip", "peaches",
"peacock", "peafowl", "peahens", "peaking", "pealing", "peanuts",
"pearled", "peasant", "pebbled", "pebbles", "peccary", "peckers",
"pecking", "peckish", "pedalos", "pedants", "peddled", "peddler",
"peddles", "peeking", "peelers", "peeling", "peepers", "peeping",
"peerage", "peeress", "peering", "peeving", "peevish", "peewees",
"peewits", "pegging", "pelagic", "pelican", "pellets", "pelmets",
"pelting", "pelvics", "penalty", "penance", "pencils", "pendant",
"pendent", "pending", "penguin", "penises", "pennant", "pennies",
"penning", "pennons", "pension", "pensive", "peonage", "peonies",
"peopled", "peoples", "peppers", "peppery", "peppier", "pepping",
"peptics", "percale", "percent", "perched", "perches", "perfect",
"perfidy", "perform", "perfume", "pergola", "perhaps", "perigee",
"periods", "periwig", "perjure", "perjury", "perkier", "perkily",
"perking", "perming", "permits", "permute", "perplex", "persist",
"persona", "persons", "perspex", "pertain", "pertest", "perturb",
"perusal", "perused", "peruses", "pervade", "pervert", "pesetas",
"peskier", "pessary", "pesters", "pestled", "pestles", "petards",
"petered", "petiole", "petites", "petrels", "petrify", "pettier",
"petties", "pettily", "petting", "petunia", "pewters", "pfennig",
"phalanx", "phallic", "phallus", "phantom", "pharaoh", "pharynx",
"phasing", "phenoms", "philter", "philtre", "phobias", "phobics",
"phoebes", "phoenix", "phoneme", "phonics", "phonied", "phonier",
"phonies", "phoning", "phooeys", "photoed", "photons", "phrasal",
"phrased", "phrases", "physics", "physios", "pianist", "pianola",
"piazzas", "picador", "piccolo", "pickers", "pickets", "pickier",
"picking", "pickled", "pickles", "pickups", "picnics", "picture",
"piddled", "piddles", "pidgins", "piebald", "piecing", "pierced",
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"piggish", "piglets", "pigment", "pigpens", "pigskin", "pigtail",
"pileups", "pilfers", "pilgrim", "pilings", "pillage", "pillars",
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"planned", "planner", "planted", "planter", "plaques", "plaster",
"plastic", "plateau", "platens", "plating", "platoon", "platter",
"plaudit", "playact", "playboy", "players", "playful", "playing",
"playoff", "playpen", "pleaded", "pleader", "pleased", "pleases",
"pleated", "plectra", "pledged", "pledges", "plenary", "plenums",
"pliable", "pliancy", "plights", "plinths", "plodded", "plodder",
"plonked", "plonker", "plopped", "plosive", "plotted", "plotter",
"plovers", "plucked", "plugged", "plumage", "plumbed", "plumber",
"pluming", "plummet", "plumped", "plumper", "plunder", "plunged",
"plunger", "plunges", "plunked", "plurals", "plusher", "plussed",
"plywood", "poached", "poacher", "poaches", "pockets", "pocking",
"podding", "podiums", "poesied", "poesies", "poetess", "pogroms",
"pointed", "pointer", "poising", "poisons", "pokiest", "poleaxe",
"polecat", "polemic", "policed", "polices", "politer", "politic",
"polkaed", "pollard", "polling", "pollute", "polygon", "polymer",
"pomaded", "pomades", "pommels", "pommies", "pompoms", "pompous",
"ponchos", "poncing", "ponders", "ponging", "poniard", "pontiff",
"pontoon", "ponying", "pooched", "pooches", "poodles", "poofter",
"poohing", "pooling", "pooping", "poorest", "popcorn", "popguns",
"poplars", "popover", "poppers", "poppets", "poppies", "popping",
"popular", "porches", "porcine", "porkers", "porkies", "portage",
"portals", "portend", "portent", "porters", "portico", "porting",
"portion", "portray", "poseurs", "poshest", "poshing", "posited",
"possess", "possums", "postage", "postbag", "postbox", "postdoc",
"posters", "posties", "posting", "postman", "postmen", "posture",
"postwar", "potable", "potency", "potfuls", "pothead", "pothole",
"pothook", "potions", "potluck", "potpies", "potshot", "pottage",
"potters", "pottery", "pottier", "potties", "potting", "pouched",
"pouches", "pouffes", "poultry", "pounced", "pounces", "pounded",
"pouring", "pouting", "poverty", "powders", "powdery", "powered",
"powwows", "prairie", "praised", "praises", "praline", "pranced",
"prancer", "prances", "pranged", "prating", "prattle", "prawned",
"prayers", "praying", "preachy", "precast", "precede", "precept",
"precise", "precook", "predate", "predict", "preemie", "preempt",
"preened", "prefabs", "preface", "prefect", "prefers", "preheat",
"prelate", "prelims", "prelude", "premier", "premise", "premium",
"prepaid", "prepare", "prepays", "prepped", "prequel", "presage",
"present", "presets", "preside", "pressed", "presses", "pressie",
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"prevail", "prevent", "preview", "preying", "prezzie", "pricier",
"pricing", "pricked", "prickle", "prickly", "priding", "priests",
"primacy", "primary", "primate", "primers", "priming", "primmer",
"primped", "primula", "princes", "printed", "printer", "prisons",
"prithee", "privacy", "private", "privets", "privier", "privies",
"probate", "probing", "probity", "problem", "proceed", "process",
"proctor", "procure", "prodded", "prodigy", "produce", "product",
"profane", "profess", "proffer", "profile", "profits", "profuse",
"progeny", "project", "prolong", "promise", "promote", "prompts",
"pronged", "pronoun", "proofed", "propane", "propels", "prophet",
"propose", "propped", "prorate", "prosaic", "prosier", "prosody",
"prosper", "protean", "protect", "protein", "protest", "protons",
"prouder", "proudly", "proverb", "provide", "proving", "proviso",
"provoke", "provost", "prowess", "prowled", "prowler", "proxies",
"prudent", "prudery", "prudish", "pruning", "psyched", "psyches",
"psychic", "psychos", "pubbing", "puberty", "publish", "puckers",
"pucking", "puckish", "pudding", "puddled", "puddles", "pudenda",
"pudgier", "pueblos", "puerile", "puffers", "puffier", "puffing",
"puffins", "pullers", "pullets", "pulleys", "pulling", "pullout",
"pulpier", "pulping", "pulpits", "pulsars", "pulsate", "pulsing",
"pumices", "pummels", "pumping", "pumpkin", "punched", "punches",
"pundits", "pungent", "puniest", "punkest", "punnets", "punning",
"punster", "punters", "punting", "pupated", "pupates", "puppets",
"puppied", "puppies", "pupping", "purging", "purists", "puritan",
"purling", "purloin", "purpler", "purples", "purport", "purpose",
"purring", "pursers", "pursing", "pursued", "pursuer", "pursues",
"pursuit", "purveys", "purview", "pushers", "pushier", "pushily",
"pushing", "pushpin", "pussier", "pussies", "pustule", "putrefy",
"putters", "puttied", "putties", "putting", "puzzled", "puzzler",
"puzzles", "pygmies", "pyramid", "pyrites", "pythons", "quacked",
"quaffed", "quahogs", "quailed", "quaking", "qualify", "quality",
"quangos", "quantum", "quarrel", "quarter", "quartet", "quartos",
"quasars", "quashed", "quashes", "quavers", "quavery", "queened",
"queenly", "queered", "queerer", "queerly", "quelled", "queried",
"queries", "quested", "quibble", "quiches", "quicken", "quicker",
"quickie", "quickly", "quieted", "quieten", "quieter", "quietly",
"quietus", "quilted", "quilter", "quinces", "quinine", "quintet",
"quipped", "quirked", "quiting", "quitter", "quivers", "quizzed",
"quizzes", "quoited", "quondam", "quorate", "quorums", "quoting",
"rabbits", "rabbles", "rabidly", "raccoon", "racemes", "raceway",
"raciest", "racists", "rackets", "racking", "raddled", "radials",
"radiant", "radiate", "radical", "radioed", "raffish", "raffled",
"raffles", "rafters", "rafting", "raggedy", "ragging", "raglans",
"ragouts", "ragtags", "ragtime", "ragweed", "ragwort", "raiders",
"raiding", "railing", "railway", "raiment", "rainbow", "rainier",
"raining", "raising", "raisins", "rallied", "rallies", "rambled",
"rambler", "rambles", "ramekin", "ramming", "rampage", "rampant",
"rampart", "ramrods", "ranched", "rancher", "ranches", "randier",
"rangers", "rangier", "ranging", "rankest", "ranking", "rankled",
"rankles", "ransack", "ransoms", "ranting", "rapider", "rapidly",
"rapiers", "rapists", "rappels", "rappers", "rapping", "rapport",
"raptors", "rapture", "rascals", "rashers", "rashest", "raspier",
"rasping", "ratbags", "ratchet", "ratings", "rations", "rattans",
"rattier", "ratting", "rattled", "rattler", "rattles", "rattrap",
"raucous", "raunchy", "ravaged", "ravages", "ravened", "ravined",
"ravines", "ravings", "ravioli", "rawhide", "rawness", "razzing",
"reached", "reaches", "reacted", "reactor", "readers", "readied",
"readier", "readies", "readily", "reading", "readmit", "readout",
"reagent", "realest", "realign", "realism", "realist", "reality",
"reamers", "reaming", "reapers", "reaping", "reapply", "rearing",
"rearmed", "reasons", "rebated", "rebates", "rebinds", "rebirth",
"reboots", "rebound", "rebuffs", "rebuild", "rebuilt", "rebuked",
"rebukes", "rebuses", "recalls", "recants", "recasts", "receded",
"recedes", "receipt", "receive", "recheck", "recipes", "recital",
"recited", "recites", "reckons", "reclaim", "recline", "recluse",
"recoils", "records", "recount", "recoups", "recover", "recruit",
"rectify", "rectors", "rectory", "rectums", "recycle", "redcaps",
"redcoat", "reddens", "reddest", "reddish", "redeems", "redhead",
"redneck", "redness", "redoing", "redoubt", "redound", "redraft",
"redrawn", "redraws", "redress", "redskin", "reduced", "reduces",
"redwood", "reedier", "reefers", "reefing", "reeking", "reelect",
"reeling", "reenact", "reenter", "reentry", "reeving", "referee",
"reffing", "refiled", "refiles", "refills", "refined", "refiner",
"refines", "reflate", "reflect", "refocus", "reforms", "refract",
"refrain", "refresh", "refuels", "refugee", "refuges", "refunds",
"refusal", "refused", "refuses", "refuted", "refutes", "regains",
"regaled", "regales", "regalia", "regally", "regards", "regatta",
"regency", "regents", "regimen", "regimes", "regions", "regress",
"regrets", "regroup", "regular", "reheats", "rehired", "rehires",
"rehouse", "reigned", "reining", "reissue", "rejects", "rejoice",
"rejoins", "relabel", "relapse", "related", "relates", "relaxed",
"relaxes", "relayed", "relearn", "release", "relents", "reliant",
"reliefs", "relieve", "relived", "relives", "reloads", "relying",
"remades", "remains", "remakes", "remands", "remarks", "remarry",
"rematch", "reminds", "remixed", "remixes", "remnant", "remodel",
"remolds", "remorse", "remoter", "remotes", "remould", "remount",
"removal", "removed", "remover", "removes", "renamed", "renames",
"renders", "rending", "reneged", "reneges", "renewal", "renewed",
"renowns", "rentals", "renters", "renting", "reoccur", "reopens",
"reorder", "repaint", "repairs", "repasts", "repeals", "repeats",
"repents", "replace", "replays", "replete", "replica", "replied",
"replies", "reports", "reposed", "reposes", "repress", "reprint",
"reprise", "reproof", "reprove", "reptile", "repulse", "reputed",
"reputes", "request", "requiem", "require", "requite", "rereads",
"reroute", "resales", "rescind", "rescued", "rescuer", "rescues",
"resells", "resents", "reserve", "reshape", "resided", "resides",
"residue", "resigns", "resists", "resolve", "resorts", "resound",
"respect", "respell", "respire", "respite", "respond", "restart",
"restate", "restful", "resting", "restive", "restock", "restore",
"restudy", "results", "resumed", "resumes", "retails", "retains",
"retaken", "retakes", "retards", "retched", "retches", "retells",
"rethink", "retinal", "retinas", "retinue", "retired", "retiree",
"retires", "retools", "retorts", "retouch", "retrace", "retract",
"retrain", "retread", "retreat", "retrial", "retried", "retries",
"retsina", "returns", "retyped", "retypes", "reunify", "reunion",
"reunite", "reusing", "revalue", "revamps", "reveals", "revelry",
"revenge", "revenue", "revered", "reveres", "reverie", "reverse",
"reverts", "reviews", "reviled", "reviler", "reviles", "revised",
"revises", "revisit", "revival", "revived", "revives", "revoked",
"revokes", "revolts", "revolve", "revving", "rewards", "rewinds",
"rewired", "rewires", "rewords", "reworks", "rewound", "rewrite",
"rewrote", "rhizome", "rhodium", "rhombus", "rhubarb", "rhyming",
"rhythms", "ribbing", "ribbons", "richest", "rickets", "rickety",
"ricking", "ricotta", "ridding", "riddled", "riddles", "ridging",
"riffing", "riffled", "riffles", "rifling", "rifting", "rigging",
"righted", "righter", "rightly", "rigidly", "rilling", "rimless",
"rimming", "rinding", "ringers", "ringing", "ringlet", "rinking",
"rinsing", "rioters", "rioting", "riotous", "ripcord", "ripened",
"riposte", "rippers", "ripping", "rippled", "ripples", "ripsaws",
"risible", "risings", "riskier", "riskily", "risking", "risotto",
"rissole", "rituals", "ritzier", "rivalry", "riveted", "riviera",
"rivulet", "roaches", "roadbed", "roadies", "roadway", "roamers",
"roaming", "roaring", "roasted", "roaster", "robbers", "robbery",
"robbing", "robotic", "rockers", "rockery", "rockets", "rockier",
"rocking", "rodents", "roebuck", "rogered", "roguery", "roguish",
"roiling", "roister", "rollers", "rollick", "rolling", "rollmop",
"romaine", "romance", "rompers", "romping", "roofers", "roofing",
"rooftop", "rookery", "rookier", "rookies", "rooking", "roomers",
"roomful", "roomier", "rooming", "roosted", "rooster", "rooting",
"roseate", "rosebud", "rosette", "rosiest", "rosined", "rosters",
"rostrum", "rotated", "rotates", "rottens", "rotters", "rotting",
"rotunda", "rotunds", "roughed", "roughen", "rougher", "roughly",
"rouging", "rounded", "roundel", "rounder", "roundly", "roundup",
"rousing", "rousted", "routine", "routing", "rowboat", "rowdier",
"rowdies", "rowdily", "rowlock", "royally", "royalty", "rubbers",
"rubbery", "rubbing", "rubbish", "rubbled", "rubbles", "rubdown",
"rubella", "rubiest", "rubrics", "rubying", "rucking", "rudders",
"ruddied", "ruddier", "ruddies", "ruffian", "ruffing", "ruffled",
"ruffles", "rugging", "ruining", "ruinous", "rulered", "rulings",
"rumbaed", "rumbled", "rumbles", "rummage", "rummest", "rumping",
"rumpled", "rumples", "runaway", "rundown", "runnels", "runners",
"runnier", "running", "runoffs", "runways", "rupture", "rushing",
"russets", "rustics", "rustier", "rusting", "rustled", "rustler",
"rustles", "rutting", "sabling", "sachems", "sachets", "sackful",
"sacking", "saddens", "saddest", "saddled", "saddler", "saddles",
"sadists", "sadness", "safaris", "saffron", "sagging", "saguaro",
"sailing", "sailors", "sainted", "saintly", "salaams", "salamis",
"salient", "salines", "sallied", "sallies", "salmons", "saloons",
"saltbox", "saltest", "saltier", "salties", "saltine", "salting",
"saluted", "salutes", "salvage", "salvers", "salving", "sambaed",
"samosas", "samovar", "sampans", "sampled", "sampler", "samples",
"samurai", "sanctum", "sandals", "sandbag", "sandbar", "sandbox",
"sanders", "sandhog", "sandier", "sanding", "sandlot", "sandman",
"sandmen", "sandpit", "sangria", "sapient", "sapling", "sappers",
"sappier", "sapping", "sarcasm", "sarcoma", "sardine", "sarnies",
"sarongs", "sashays", "sassier", "sassing", "satanic", "satchel",
"satiate", "satiety", "satined", "satires", "satiric", "satisfy",
"satraps", "satsuma", "saucers", "saucier", "saucily", "saucing",
"saunaed", "saunter", "sausage", "savaged", "savager", "savages",
"savanna", "savants", "savings", "savvied", "savvier", "savvies",
"sawdust", "sawmill", "sawyers", "sayings", "scabbed", "scabies",
"scalars", "scalded", "scalene", "scalier", "scaling", "scallop",
"scalped", "scalpel", "scalper", "scammed", "scamper", "scandal",
"scanned", "scanner", "scanted", "scanter", "scapula", "scarabs",
"scarcer", "scarfed", "scarier", "scarify", "scaring", "scarlet",
"scarper", "scarred", "scarves", "scatted", "scatter", "scenery",
"scening", "scented", "schemed", "schemer", "schemes", "scherzo",
"schisms", "schizos", "schleps", "schlock", "schmuck", "schnook",
"scholar", "schools", "sciatic", "science", "scissor", "scoffed",
"scolded", "sconces", "scooped", "scooted", "scooter", "scoping",
"scorers", "scoring", "scorned", "scotchs", "scoured", "scourer",
"scourge", "scouted", "scouter", "scowled", "scraggy", "scraped",
"scraper", "scrapes", "scrapie", "scrappy", "scratch", "scrawls",
"scrawny", "screams", "screech", "screeds", "screens", "screwed",
"scribes", "scrimps", "scripts", "scrolls", "scrooge", "scrotum",
"scrubby", "scruffs", "scruffy", "scrumps", "scrumpy", "scrunch",
"scruple", "scubaed", "scudded", "scuffed", "scuffle", "sculled",
"sculpts", "scumbag", "scummed", "scupper", "scuttle", "scythed",
"scythes", "seabeds", "seabird", "seafood", "seagull", "sealant",
"sealers", "sealing", "seamier", "seaming", "seaport", "searing",
"seasick", "seaside", "seasons", "seating", "seaward", "seaways",
"seaweed", "seceded", "secedes", "seclude", "seconds", "secrecy",
"secrete", "secrets", "section", "sectors", "secular", "secured",
"securer", "secures", "sedated", "sedater", "sedates", "seduced",
"seducer", "seduces", "seedbed", "seedier", "seeding", "seeings",
"seekers", "seeking", "seeming", "seepage", "seeping", "seesaws",
"seethed", "seethes", "segment", "seismic", "seizing", "seizure",
"selects", "selfish", "sellers", "selling", "sellout", "seltzer",
"selvage", "seminal", "seminar", "senates", "senator", "senders",
"sending", "seniors", "sensing", "sensors", "sensory", "sensual",
"septets", "septics", "sequels", "sequins", "sequoia", "serapes",
"seraphs", "serened", "serener", "serenes", "serfdom", "serials",
"serious", "sermons", "serpent", "serried", "servant", "servers",
"servery", "service", "servile", "serving", "sesames", "session",
"setback", "settees", "setters", "setting", "settled", "settler",
"settles", "seventh", "seventy", "several", "severed", "severer",
"sexiest", "sexists", "sexless", "sexpots", "sextant", "sextets",
"sextons", "shacked", "shackle", "shadier", "shading", "shadows",
"shadowy", "shafted", "shagged", "shaikhs", "shakers", "shakeup",
"shakier", "shakily", "shaking", "shallot", "shallow", "shamans",
"shamble", "shaming", "shammed", "shampoo", "shapely", "shaping",
"shariah", "sharing", "sharked", "sharped", "sharpen", "sharper",
"sharply", "shatter", "shavers", "shaving", "shawled", "sheared",
"shearer", "sheathe", "sheaths", "sheaves", "shebang", "shebeen",
"sheered", "sheerer", "sheilas", "shekels", "shellac", "shelled",
"sheller", "shelter", "shelved", "shelves", "sherbet", "sheriff",
"shiatsu", "shields", "shifted", "shilled", "shimmed", "shimmer",
"shindig", "shiners", "shingle", "shinier", "shining", "shinned",
"shipped", "shipper", "shirked", "shirker", "shirred", "shirted",
"shitted", "shivers", "shivery", "shoaled", "shocked", "shocker",
"shoeing", "shoguns", "shooing", "shooter", "shopped", "shopper",
"shoring", "shorted", "shorten", "shorter", "shortly", "shotgun",
"shouted", "shovels", "shoving", "showbiz", "showers", "showery",
"showier", "showily", "showing", "showman", "showmen", "showoff",
"shrewed", "shrieks", "shrikes", "shrills", "shrilly", "shrimps",
"shrines", "shrinks", "shrived", "shrivel", "shriven", "shrives",
"shrouds", "shrubby", "shticks", "shucked", "shudder", "shuffle",
"shunned", "shunted", "shushed", "shushes", "shuteye", "shutout",
"shutter", "shuttle", "shyness", "shyster", "sibling", "sickbay",
"sickbed", "sickens", "sickest", "sickies", "sicking", "sickled",
"sickles", "sickout", "sidearm", "sidebar", "sidecar", "sidings",
"sidling", "sierras", "siestas", "sieving", "sifters", "sifting",
"sighing", "sighted", "signals", "signers", "signets", "signify",
"signing", "silaged", "silages", "silence", "silents", "silicon",
"silkens", "silkier", "silkies", "sillier", "sillies", "silting",
"silvers", "silvery", "simians", "similar", "similes", "simmers",
"simpers", "simpled", "simpler", "simples", "simplex", "sincere",
"singers", "singing", "singled", "singles", "singlet", "sinkers",
"sinking", "sinners", "sinning", "sinuous", "sinuses", "sipping",
"sirloin", "sirocco", "sirring", "sissier", "sissies", "sisters",
"sitcoms", "sitters", "sitting", "situate", "sixfold", "sixteen",
"sixties", "sizable", "sizzled", "sizzler", "sizzles", "skaters",
"skating", "skeeter", "skeined", "sketchy", "skewers", "skewing",
"skibobs", "skidded", "skidpan", "skiffed", "skiffle", "skilled",
"skillet", "skimmed", "skimped", "skinful", "skinned", "skipped",
"skipper", "skirted", "skiting", "skitter", "skittle", "skivers",
"skiving", "skulked", "skunked", "skycaps", "skydive", "skyjack",
"skylark", "skyline", "skyward", "slabbed", "slacked", "slacken",
"slacker", "slackly", "slagged", "slaking", "slaloms", "slammed",
"slammer", "slander", "slanted", "slapped", "slapper", "slashed",
"slashes", "slather", "slating", "slatted", "slavers", "slavery",
"slaving", "slavish", "slayers", "slaying", "sleazes", "sledded",
"sledged", "sledges", "sleeked", "sleeker", "sleekly", "sleeper",
"sleeted", "sleeves", "sleighs", "slender", "sleuths", "slewing",
"slicers", "slicing", "slicked", "slicker", "slickly", "sliders",
"sliding", "slights", "slimier", "slimmed", "slimmer", "slipped",
"slipper", "slipway", "slither", "slitted", "slitter", "slivers",
"slobbed", "slobber", "slogans", "slogged", "sloping", "slopped",
"sloshed", "sloshes", "slothed", "slotted", "slouchy", "sloughs",
"slovens", "slowest", "slowing", "sludged", "sludges", "slugged",
"slugger", "sluiced", "sluices", "slumber", "slummed", "slummer",
"slumped", "slurped", "slurred", "slyness", "smacked", "smacker",
"smalled", "smaller", "smarted", "smarten", "smarter", "smartly",
"smashed", "smasher", "smashes", "smeared", "smelled", "smelted",
"smelter", "smidgen", "smiling", "smirked", "smiting", "smitten",
"smocked", "smokers", "smokier", "smokies", "smoking", "smoochy",
"smooths", "smother", "smudged", "smudges", "smugged", "smugger",
"smuggle", "snacked", "snaffle", "snagged", "snailed", "snakier",
"snaking", "snapped", "snapper", "snaring", "snarled", "sneaked",
"sneaker", "sneered", "sneezed", "sneezes", "snicked", "snicker",
"snidely", "snidest", "sniffed", "sniffer", "sniffle", "snifter",
"snipers", "sniping", "snipped", "snippet", "snivels", "snogged",
"snooker", "snooped", "snooper", "snoozed", "snoozes", "snorers",
"snoring", "snorkel", "snorted", "snotted", "snouted", "snowier",
"snowing", "snowman", "snowmen", "snubbed", "snuffed", "snuffer",
"snuffle", "snugged", "snugger", "snuggle", "soaking", "soapbox",
"soapier", "soaping", "soaring", "sobbing", "sobered", "soberer",
"soberly", "socials", "society", "sockets", "socking", "sodding",
"softens", "softest", "softies", "soggier", "soggily", "soiling",
"sojourn", "solaced", "solaces", "solaria", "solders", "soldier",
"solicit", "solider", "solidly", "soloing", "soloist", "soluble",
"solvent", "solvers", "solving", "someday", "somehow", "someone",
"someway", "sonatas", "sonnets", "sonnies", "soonest", "soothed",
"soother", "soothes", "sootier", "sophism", "sophist", "soppier",
"sopping", "soprano", "sorbets", "sorcery", "sorghum", "sorrels",
"sorrier", "sorrows", "sorters", "sortied", "sorties", "sorting",
"sottish", "soughed", "soulful", "sounded", "sounder", "soundly",
"soupier", "souping", "sourced", "sources", "sourest", "souring",
"sousing", "soviets", "soybean", "sozzled", "spacial", "spacier",
"spacing", "spading", "spammed", "spandex", "spangle", "spangly",
"spaniel", "spanked", "spanned", "spanner", "sparely", "sparest",
"sparing", "sparked", "sparkle", "sparkly", "sparred", "sparrer",
"sparrow", "sparser", "spartan", "spasmed", "spastic", "spatial",
"spatted", "spatter", "spatula", "spawned", "spaying", "speaker",
"speared", "special", "species", "specify", "specked", "speckle",
"spectra", "speeder", "speedup", "speller", "spender", "spewing",
"spheres", "spicier", "spicing", "spiders", "spidery", "spieled",
"spiffed", "spigots", "spikier", "spiking", "spinach", "spinals",
"spindle", "spindly", "spinets", "spinier", "spinner", "spinney",
"spirals", "spireas", "spirits", "spiting", "spitted", "spittle",
"splashy", "splayed", "spleens", "spliced", "splicer", "splices",
"spliffs", "splines", "splints", "splodge", "splotch", "splurge",
"spoiler", "sponged", "sponger", "sponges", "sponsor", "spoofed",
"spooked", "spooled", "spooned", "spoored", "sporing", "sporran",
"sported", "spotlit", "spotted", "spotter", "spousal", "spouses",
"spouted", "sprains", "sprangs", "sprawls", "sprayed", "sprayer",
"spreads", "spriest", "springs", "springy", "sprints", "sprites",
"sprouts", "spruced", "sprucer", "spruces", "spuming", "spumoni",
"spunked", "spurned", "spurred", "spurted", "sputter", "squalid",
"squalls", "squally", "squalor", "squared", "squarer", "squares",
"squashy", "squawks", "squeaks", "squeaky", "squeals", "squeeze",
"squelch", "squidgy", "squiffy", "squints", "squired", "squires",
"squirms", "squirmy", "squirts", "squishy", "stabbed", "stabled",
"stabler", "stables", "stacked", "stadium", "staffed", "staffer",
"stagger", "staging", "staider", "staidly", "stained", "staking",
"stalest", "staling", "stalked", "stalker", "stalled", "stamens",
"stamina", "stammer", "stamped", "stances", "standby", "stanzas",
"stapled", "stapler", "staples", "starchy", "stardom", "staring",
"starked", "starker", "starkly", "starlet", "starlit", "starred",
"started", "starter", "startle", "starved", "starves", "stashed",
"stashes", "stately", "statics", "stating", "station", "statues",
"stature", "statute", "staunch", "staving", "staying", "stealth",
"steamed", "steamer", "steeled", "steeped", "steepen", "steeper",
"steeple", "steeply", "steered", "steined", "stellar", "stemmed",
"stencil", "stepped", "steppes", "stepson", "stereos", "sterile",
"sterned", "sterner", "sternly", "sternum", "steroid", "stetson",
"steward", "stewing", "sticker", "stickup", "stiffed", "stiffen",
"stiffer", "stiffly", "stifled", "stifles", "stigmas", "stiling",
"stilled", "stiller", "stilted", "stimuli", "stinger", "stinker",
"stinted", "stipend", "stipple", "stirred", "stirrer", "stirrup",
"stocked", "stogies", "stoical", "stokers", "stoking", "stomach",
"stomped", "stonier", "stonily", "stoning", "stooges", "stooped",
"stopgap", "stopped", "stopper", "storage", "storied", "storing",
"stormed", "stouter", "stoutly", "stowage", "stowing", "strafed",
"strafes", "strains", "straits", "strands", "strange", "stratum",
"strawed", "strayed", "streaks", "streaky", "streams", "streets",
"stretch", "strewed", "strewth", "strides", "striker", "strikes",
"strings", "stringy", "striped", "stripes", "stripey", "striven",
"strives", "strobes", "stroked", "strokes", "strolls", "strophe",
"stroppy", "strudel", "stubbed", "stubble", "stubbly", "studded",
"student", "studied", "studies", "studios", "stuffed", "stumble",
"stumped", "stunned", "stunner", "stunted", "stupefy", "stupids",
"stupors", "stutter", "styling", "stylish", "stylist", "stymied",
"stymies", "styptic", "suavely", "suavest", "suavity", "subaqua",
"subbing", "subdued", "subdues", "subhead", "subject", "subjoin",
"sublets", "sublime", "submits", "suborns", "subplot", "subsets",
"subside", "subsidy", "subsist", "subsoil", "subsume", "subteen",
"subtend", "subtext", "subtler", "suburbs", "subvert", "subways",
"subzero", "succeed", "success", "succubi", "succumb", "suckers",
"sucking", "suckled", "suckles", "sucrose", "suction", "sudsier",
"suffers", "suffice", "suffuse", "sugared", "suggest", "suicide",
"suiting", "suitors", "sulfate", "sulfide", "sulkier", "sulkies",
"sulkily", "sulking", "sullied", "sullies", "sultana", "sultans",
"summary", "summers", "summery", "summing", "summits", "summons",
"sunbeam", "sunbeds", "sunbelt", "sunburn", "sundaes", "sundeck",
"sunders", "sundial", "sundown", "sunfish", "sunhats", "sunlamp",
"sunless", "sunnier", "sunnies", "sunning", "sunrise", "sunroof",
"sunsets", "sunspot", "suntans", "suntrap", "supered", "suppers",
"supping", "suppler", "support", "suppose", "supreme", "supremo",
"surface", "surfeit", "surfers", "surfing", "surgeon", "surgery",
"surging", "surlier", "surmise", "surname", "surpass", "surplus",
"surreal", "surreys", "surveys", "survive", "suspect", "suspend",
"sussing", "sustain", "sutured", "sutures", "svelter", "swabbed",
"swaddle", "swagged", "swagger", "swallow", "swamped", "swanked",
"swanker", "swanned", "swapped", "swarmed", "swarthy", "swashed",
"swashes", "swathed", "swathes", "swatted", "swatter", "swaying",
"swearer", "sweater", "sweeper", "sweeten", "sweeter", "sweetie",
"sweetly", "swelled", "sweller", "swelter", "swerved", "swerves",
"swifted", "swifter", "swiftly", "swigged", "swilled", "swimmer",
"swindle", "swinger", "swinish", "swiping", "swirled", "swished",
"swisher", "swishes", "swivels", "swollen", "swooned", "swooped",
"sworded", "swotted", "symbols", "symptom", "synapse", "syncing",
"synergy", "synonym", "syringe", "systems", "tabbies", "tabbing",
"tableau", "tablets", "tabling", "tabloid", "tabooed", "tabular",
"tacitly", "tackier", "tackies", "tacking", "tackled", "tackler",
"tackles", "tactful", "tactics", "tactile", "tadpole", "taffeta",
"taffies", "tagging", "tailing", "tailors", "tainted", "takeoff",
"takeout", "takings", "talents", "talkers", "talkies", "talking",
"tallboy", "tallest", "tallied", "tallies", "tallyho", "tamable",
"tamales", "tampers", "tamping", "tampons", "tanager", "tandems",
"tangelo", "tangent", "tangier", "tangies", "tangled", "tangles",
"tangoed", "tankard", "tankers", "tankful", "tanking", "tanners",
"tannery", "tannest", "tanning", "tantrum", "tapered", "tapioca",
"tappets", "tapping", "taproom", "taproot", "tardier", "tardies",
"tardily", "targets", "tariffs", "tarmacs", "tarnish", "tarpons",
"tarried", "tarrier", "tarries", "tarring", "tartans", "tartars",
"tartest", "tarting", "tasking", "tasters", "tastier", "tasting",
"tatters", "tattier", "tatties", "tatting", "tattled", "tattler",
"tattles", "tattoos", "taunted", "tautens", "tautest", "tauting",
"taverns", "tawnier", "taxable", "taxicab", "taxiing", "taxings",
"taxiway", "teabags", "teacake", "teacher", "teaches", "teacups",
"teaming", "teapots", "tearful", "teargas", "tearier", "tearing",
"tearoom", "teasels", "teasers", "teasing", "teatime", "techies",
"teddies", "tedious", "teeming", "teenage", "teenier", "teeters",
"teethed", "teethes", "telexed", "telexes", "tellers", "tellies",
"telling", "temblor", "tempera", "tempers", "tempest", "temping",
"temples", "tempted", "tempter", "tempura", "tenable", "tenancy",
"tenants", "tenders", "tending", "tendons", "tendril", "tenfold",
"tenners", "tenpins", "tensely", "tensest", "tensile", "tensing",
"tension", "tensors", "tenting", "tenuous", "tenured", "tenures",
"tequila", "terming", "termini", "termite", "terning", "terrace",
"terrain", "terrier", "terrify", "terrine", "terrors", "tersely",
"tersest", "testate", "testers", "testier", "testify", "testily",
"testing", "tetanus", "tethers", "textile", "textual", "texture",
"thalami", "thanked", "thawing", "theeing", "theists", "theorem",
"therapy", "thereby", "therein", "thereof", "thereon", "thereto",
"thermal", "thermos", "thicken", "thicker", "thicket", "thickly",
"thickos", "thieved", "thieves", "thimble", "thinker", "thinned",
"thinner", "thirded", "thirdly", "thirsts", "thirsty", "thistle",
"thither", "thorium", "thought", "thralls", "threads", "threats",
"thrifts", "thrifty", "thrills", "thrived", "thrives", "throats",
"throaty", "thrones", "throngs", "through", "thrower", "thrusts",
"thruway", "thudded", "thumbed", "thumped", "thunder", "thwacks",
"thwarts", "thyroid", "thyself", "tickers", "tickets", "ticking",
"tickled", "tickles", "tidbits", "tiddler", "tidiest", "tidings",
"tidying", "tiepins", "tiffing", "tighten", "tighter", "tightly",
"tigress", "tillage", "tillers", "tilling", "tilting", "timbers",
"timbres", "timider", "timidly", "timings", "timpani", "tinfoil",
"tinging", "tingled", "tingles", "tiniest", "tinkers", "tinkled",
"tinkles", "tinnier", "tinnies", "tinning", "tinsels", "tinting",
"tippers", "tipping", "tippled", "tippler", "tipples", "tipsier",
"tipsily", "tipster", "tiptoed", "tiptoes", "tiptops", "tirades",
"tireder", "tiredly", "tirings", "tissues", "titanic", "titches",
"tithing", "titling", "titmice", "titters", "titties", "titting",
"tittled", "tittles", "titular", "tizzies", "toadied", "toadies",
"toasted", "toaster", "tobacco", "toccata", "tocsins", "toddies",
"toddled", "toddler", "toddles", "toecaps", "toehold", "toenail",
"toerags", "toffees", "togging", "toggled", "toggles", "toilers",
"toilets", "toiling", "tolling", "tombing", "tombola", "tomboys",
"tomcats", "tongued", "tongues", "toniest", "tonight", "tonnage",
"tonsils", "tonsure", "toolbar", "toolbox", "tooling", "toolkit",
"toothed", "tooting", "tootled", "tootles", "tootsie", "topazes",
"topcoat", "topiary", "topical", "topknot", "topless", "topmast",
"topmost", "toppers", "topping", "toppled", "topples", "topsail",
"topside", "topsoil", "topspin", "torched", "torches", "torment",
"tornado", "torpedo", "torqued", "torques", "torrent", "torsion",
"torture", "tossers", "tossing", "tossups", "totally", "totemic",
"totters", "totting", "toucans", "touched", "touches", "toughed",
"toughen", "tougher", "toughie", "toughly", "toupees", "touring",
"tourism", "tourist", "tourney", "tousled", "tousles", "touting",
"towards", "towered", "towhead", "townees", "townies", "towpath",
"towrope", "toyboys", "tracers", "tracery", "trachea", "tracing",
"tracked", "tracker", "tractor", "traders", "trading", "traduce",
"traffic", "tragedy", "tragics", "trailed", "trailer", "trained",
"trainee", "trainer", "traipse", "traitor", "tramcar", "trammed",
"trammel", "tramped", "trample", "tramway", "trances", "tranche",
"transit", "transom", "trapeze", "trapped", "trapper", "trashed",
"trashes", "traumas", "travail", "travels", "trawled", "trawler",
"treacle", "treacly", "treadle", "treason", "treated", "trebled",
"trebles", "treeing", "treetop", "trefoil", "trekked", "trellis",
"tremble", "tremolo", "tremors", "trended", "tresses", "trestle",
"trialed", "tribune", "tribute", "triceps", "tricked", "trickle",
"trident", "trifled", "trifler", "trifles", "trigger", "triking",
"trilled", "trilogy", "trimmed", "trimmer", "trinity", "trinket",
"tripled", "triples", "triplet", "tripods", "tripped", "tripper",
"trisect", "tritely", "tritest", "triumph", "trivets", "trivial",
"trochee", "trodden", "troikas", "trolled", "trolley", "trollop",
"tromped", "trooped", "trooper", "tropics", "tropism", "trothed",
"trotted", "trotter", "trouble", "troughs", "trounce", "trouped",
"trouper", "troupes", "trouser", "trowels", "truancy", "truants",
"trucked", "trucker", "truckle", "trudged", "trudges", "truffle",
"truisms", "trumped", "trumpet", "trundle", "trunked", "trussed",
"trusses", "trusted", "trustee", "tryings", "tryouts", "trysted",
"tsarism", "tsarist", "tsunami", "tubbier", "tubular", "tuckers",
"tucking", "tufting", "tugboat", "tugging", "tuition", "tumbled",
"tumbler", "tumbles", "tumbrel", "tummies", "tumults", "tundras",
"tuneful", "tunnels", "tunnies", "turbans", "turbine", "turbots",
"tureens", "turfing", "turkeys", "turmoil", "turners", "turning",
"turnips", "turnkey", "turnoff", "turnout", "turrets", "turtles",
"tushing", "tussled", "tussles", "tussock", "tutored", "tutting",
"tuxedos", "twaddle", "twanged", "tweaked", "tweeted", "tweeter",
"twelfth", "twelves", "twiddle", "twiddly", "twigged", "twilled",
"twinged", "twinges", "twining", "twinkle", "twinned", "twinset",
"twirled", "twirler", "twisted", "twister", "twitchy", "twitted",
"twitter", "twofers", "twofold", "twosome", "tycoons", "typeset",
"typhoid", "typhoon", "typical", "typists", "tyranny", "tyrants",
"ugliest", "uglying", "ukulele", "ulcered", "ululate", "umbrage",
"umlauts", "umpired", "umpires", "umpteen", "unaided", "unarmed",
"unasked", "unaware", "unbends", "unbinds", "unblock", "unbolts",
"unbosom", "unbound", "unbowed", "uncanny", "uncased", "uncivil",
"unclasp", "unclean", "unclear", "uncling", "uncoils", "uncorks",
"uncouth", "uncover", "unction", "uncurls", "undated", "undergo",
"undoing", "undress", "undying", "unearth", "uneaten", "unequal",
"unfazed", "unfolds", "unfrock", "unfunny", "unfurls", "ungodly",
"unguent", "unhands", "unhappy", "unheard", "unhinge", "unhitch",
"unhooks", "unhorse", "unicorn", "unified", "unifies", "uniform",
"uniquer", "unitary", "unities", "uniting", "unkempt", "unknown",
"unlaced", "unlaces", "unlatch", "unlearn", "unleash", "unlikes",
"unloads", "unlocks", "unloose", "unloved", "unlucky", "unmakes",
"unmanly", "unmasks", "unmoral", "unmoved", "unnamed", "unnerve",
"unpacks", "unpaved", "unpicks", "unplugs", "unquiet", "unquote",
"unravel", "unready", "unrests", "unriper", "unrolls", "unsafer",
"unscrew", "unseals", "unseats", "unseens", "unsnaps", "unsnarl",
"unsound", "unstops", "unstuck", "untamed", "untiled", "untiles",
"untried", "untruer", "untruth", "untwist", "untying", "unusual",
"unveils", "unwaged", "unwinds", "unwiser", "unwound", "unwraps",
"upbeats", "upbraid", "upchuck", "updated", "updater", "updates",
"upended", "upfront", "upgrade", "uphills", "upholds", "uplands",
"uplifts", "uploads", "upraise", "upright", "upriver", "uproars",
"uproots", "upscale", "upshots", "upsides", "upstage", "upstart",
"upstate", "upsurge", "upswing", "uptakes", "uptempo", "uptight",
"uptrend", "upturns", "upwards", "uranium", "urbaner", "urchins",
"urethra", "urgency", "urinals", "urinary", "urinate", "urology",
"useless", "ushered", "usually", "usurers", "usurped", "usurper",
"utensil", "uterine", "utility", "utopias", "uttered", "utterer",
"utterly", "uvulars", "vacancy", "vacated", "vacates", "vaccine",
"vacuity", "vacuous", "vacuums", "vaginae", "vaginal", "vagrant",
"vaguely", "vaguest", "vainest", "valance", "valence", "valency",
"valeted", "valiant", "validly", "valises", "valleys", "valuers",
"valuing", "valving", "vamoose", "vamping", "vampire", "vandals",
"vanilla", "vanning", "vantage", "variant", "variate", "variety",
"various", "varlets", "varmint", "varnish", "varsity", "varying",
"vassals", "vastest", "vatting", "vaulted", "vaulter", "vaunted",
"vealing", "vectors", "veering", "veggies", "vegging", "vehicle",
"veiling", "veining", "velvets", "velvety", "venally", "vending",
"vendors", "veneers", "venison", "venting", "ventral", "venture",
"veranda", "verbals", "verbena", "verbose", "verdant", "verdict",
"verdure", "vergers", "verging", "veriest", "verruca", "versify",
"versing", "version", "vertigo", "vesicle", "vespers", "vessels",
"vestige", "vesting", "vetches", "veteran", "vetoing", "vetting",
"viaduct", "vibrant", "vibrate", "vibrato", "viceroy", "vicious",
"victims", "victors", "victory", "victual", "videoed", "viewers",
"viewing", "village", "villain", "villein", "vinegar", "vintage",
"vintner", "violate", "violent", "violets", "violins", "violist",
"virgins", "virgule", "virtual", "virtues", "viruses", "visages",
"visaing", "viscera", "viscose", "viscous", "visible", "visibly",
"visions", "visited", "visitor", "vistaed", "visuals", "vitally",
"vitamin", "vitiate", "vitriol", "vivaces", "vivaing", "vivider",
"vividly", "viziers", "vocalic", "vocally", "voguing", "voguish",
"voicing", "voiding", "volcano", "volleys", "voltage", "voltaic",
"voluble", "volubly", "volumed", "volumes", "vomited", "voodoos",
"vouched", "voucher", "vouches", "voyaged", "voyager", "voyages",
"voyeurs", "vulture", "wackier", "wadding", "waddled", "waddles",
"waffled", "waffles", "wafting", "wagered", "wagging", "waggish",
"waggled", "waggles", "wagtail", "waifing", "wailing", "waisted",
"waiters", "waiting", "waivers", "waiving", "wakeful", "wakened",
"walkers", "walkies", "walking", "walkout", "walkway", "wallaby",
"wallahs", "wallets", "walleye", "wallies", "walling", "wallops",
"wallows", "walnuts", "waltzed", "waltzes", "wanders", "wangled",
"wangles", "wankers", "wanking", "wannabe", "wannest", "wanting",
"wantons", "wapitis", "warbled", "warbler", "warbles", "wardens",
"warders", "warding", "warfare", "warhead", "wariest", "warlike",
"warlock", "warlord", "warmers", "warmest", "warming", "warning",
"warpath", "warping", "warrant", "warrens", "warring", "warrior",
"warship", "warthog", "wartier", "wartime", "washers", "washing",
"washout", "washtub", "waspish", "wassail", "wastage", "wasters",
"wasting", "wastrel", "watched", "watcher", "watches", "watered",
"wattage", "wattest", "wattled", "wattles", "wavelet", "wavered",
"waviest", "waxiest", "waxwing", "waxwork", "waylaid", "waylays",
"wayside", "wayward", "weakens", "weakest", "wealthy", "weaning",
"weapons", "wearers", "wearied", "wearier", "wearies", "wearily",
"wearing", "weasels", "weather", "weavers", "weaving", "webbing",
"website", "wedding", "wedging", "wedlock", "weeders", "weedier",
"weeding", "weekday", "weekend", "weenies", "weepers", "weepier",
"weepies", "weeping", "weevils", "wefting", "weighed", "weights",
"weighty", "weirded", "weirder", "weirdly", "weirdos", "weiring",
"welcome", "welders", "welding", "welfare", "wellies", "welling",
"welshed", "welshes", "welters", "welting", "wenches", "wending",
"western", "westing", "wetback", "wetland", "wetness", "wettest",
"wetting", "whacked", "whalers", "whaling", "whammed", "wharves",
"whatnot", "whatsit", "wheaten", "wheedle", "wheeled", "wheeler",
"wheelie", "wheezed", "wheezes", "whelked", "whelped", "whences",
"whereas", "whereat", "whereby", "wherein", "whereof", "whereon",
"whether", "whetted", "whewing", "whiffed", "whiling", "whimmed",
"whimper", "whiners", "whinged", "whinger", "whinges", "whinier",
"whining", "whipped", "whippet", "whirled", "whirred", "whisked",
"whisker", "whisper", "whistle", "whitens", "whitest", "whiteys",
"whither", "whiting", "whitish", "whitter", "whittle", "whizzed",
"whizzes", "whoever", "whooped", "whoopee", "whopped", "whopper",
"whoring", "whorled", "whupped", "wickers", "wickets", "widened",
"widgets", "widowed", "widower", "wielded", "wieners", "wienies",
"wigeons", "wigging", "wiggled", "wiggler", "wiggles", "wighted",
"wigwags", "wigwams", "wildcat", "wildest", "wilding", "wiliest",
"willies", "willing", "willows", "willowy", "wilting", "wimpier",
"wimping", "wimpish", "wimpled", "wimples", "winched", "winches",
"wincing", "windbag", "windier", "winding", "windows", "windups",
"wingers", "winging", "wingtip", "winking", "winkled", "winkles",
"winners", "winning", "winnows", "winsome", "winters", "wiretap",
"wiriest", "wiseguy", "wishers", "wishful", "wishing", "wispier",
"wistful", "witched", "witches", "withers", "withing", "without",
"witless", "witness", "witters", "wittier", "wittily", "witting",
"wizards", "wizened", "wobbled", "wobbles", "wolfing", "wolfish",
"wolfram", "womanly", "wombats", "wonders", "woodcut", "woodier",
"woodies", "wooding", "woodman", "woodmen", "woofers", "woofing",
"woozier", "wordier", "wording", "workday", "workers", "working",
"workman", "workmen", "workout", "workshy", "worktop", "worldly",
"wormier", "worming", "worried", "worrier", "worries", "worsens",
"worship", "worsted", "wounded", "wounder", "wracked", "wraiths",
"wrangle", "wrapped", "wrapper", "wrathed", "wreaked", "wreathe",
"wreaths", "wrecked", "wrecker", "wrested", "wrestle", "wriggle",
"wriggly", "wringer", "wrinkle", "wrinkly", "writers", "writhed",
"writhes", "writing", "written", "wronged", "wronger", "wrongly",
"wrought", "wryness", "xeroxed", "xeroxes", "yachted", "yakking",
"yammers", "yanking", "yapping", "yardage", "yardarm", "yashmak",
"yawning", "yearned", "yelling", "yellows", "yellowy", "yelping",
"yeshiva", "yessing", "yielded", "yippees", "yipping", "yogurts",
"younger", "yowling", "yttrium", "yuckier", "yucking", "yukking",
"yummier", "yuppies", "yuppify", "zaniest", "zanying", "zappers",
"zapping", "zealots", "zealous", "zeniths", "zephyrs", "zeroing",
"zestful", "zigzags", "zillion", "zincked", "zingers", "zinging",
"zinnias", "zippers", "zippier", "zipping", "zircons", "zithers",
"zodiacs", "zombies", "zonally", "zoology", "zooming", "zygotes"
};
const char* w_8[] = {
"aardvark", "abacuses", "abalones", "abandons", "abashing",
"abattoir", "abbesses", "abdicate", "abdomens", "abducted",
"abductor", "aberrant", "abetting", "abettors", "abeyance",
"abhorred", "abidings", "abjected", "abjectly", "abjuring",
"ablative", "ablution", "abnegate", "abnormal", "aborting",
"abortion", "abortive", "abounded", "abrading", "abrasion",
"abrasive", "abridged", "abridges", "abrogate", "abrupter",
"abruptly", "abscissa", "absconds", "abseiled", "absences",
"absented", "absentee", "absently", "absinthe", "absolute",
"absolved", "absolves", "absorbed", "abstains", "abstract",
"abstruse", "absurder", "absurdly", "abundant", "abutment",
"abutting", "academia", "academic", "acanthus", "acceding",
"accented", "accepted", "accessed", "accesses", "accident",
"acclaims", "accolade", "accorded", "accosted", "accounts",
"accredit", "accruals", "accruing", "accuracy", "accurate",
"accursed", "accusers", "accusing", "accustom", "acerbity",
"acetates", "achieved", "achiever", "achieves", "achingly",
"acolytes", "aconites", "acoustic", "acquaint", "acquired",
"acquirer", "acquires", "acreages", "acridest", "acrimony",
"acrobats", "acronyms", "acrostic", "acrylics", "actinium",
"actioned", "activate", "actively", "activism", "activist",
"activity", "actually", "actuated", "actuates", "actuator",
"adapting", "adaption", "adaptive", "addendum", "addicted",
"addition", "additive", "adducing", "adenoids", "adeptest",
"adequacy", "adequate", "adherent", "adhering", "adhesion",
"adhesive", "adjacent", "adjoined", "adjourns", "adjudged",
"adjudges", "adjuncts", "adjuring", "adjusted", "adjuster",
"adjutant", "admirals", "admirers", "admiring", "admitted",
"admonish", "adopting", "adoption", "adoptive", "adorable",
"adorably", "adorning", "adrenals", "adroiter", "adroitly",
"adulated", "adulates", "adultery", "advanced", "advances",
"adverser", "adverted", "advisers", "advising", "advisory",
"advocacy", "advocate", "aerating", "aeration", "aerators",
"aerobics", "aerogram", "aerosols", "aesthete", "affabler",
"affected", "affinity", "affirmed", "affixing", "afflicts",
"affluent", "afforded", "afforest", "affronts", "aflutter",
"agencies", "aggrieve", "agitated", "agitates", "agitator",
"agitprop", "aglitter", "agnostic", "agrarian", "agreeing",
"agronomy", "ailerons", "ailments", "airbases", "airborne",
"airbrush", "aircraft", "aircrews", "airdrome", "airdrops",
"airfares", "airfield", "airheads", "airiness", "airlifts",
"airliner", "airlines", "airlocks", "airmails", "airports",
"airships", "airshows", "airspace", "airspeed", "airstrip",
"airtight", "airwaves", "airwoman", "airwomen", "alacrity",
"alarming", "alarmist", "albacore", "alcohols", "alderman",
"aldermen", "alehouse", "alertest", "alerting", "alfresco",
"algebras", "aliasing", "alibiing", "alienate", "aliening",
"alighted", "aligning", "alkalies", "alkaline", "alkaloid",
"allaying", "alleging", "allegory", "allegros", "alleluia",
"allergen", "allergic", "alleyway", "alliance", "allocate",
"allotted", "allowing", "alloying", "allspice", "alluding",
"alluring", "allusion", "allusive", "alluvial", "alluvium",
"almanack", "almanacs", "almighty", "almoners", "alphabet",
"altering", "although", "altitude", "altruism", "altruist",
"alveolar", "amalgams", "amaranth", "amassing", "amateurs",
"ambiance", "ambition", "ambrosia", "ambushed", "ambushes",
"amenable", "amending", "amethyst", "amicable", "amicably",
"ammeters", "amnesiac", "amorally", "amounted", "amperage",
"amputate", "amputees", "anaconda", "anagrams", "analogue",
"analysis", "analysts", "analytic", "anapests", "anarchic",
"anathema", "anatomic", "ancestor", "ancestry", "anchored",
"ancients", "andantes", "andirons", "androgen", "androids",
"anecdote", "anemones", "aneurysm", "angelica", "angering",
"angriest", "angstrom", "animated", "animates", "animator",
"animists", "annealed", "annexing", "annotate", "announce",
"annoying", "annually", "annulars", "annulled", "anodynes",
"anointed", "anorexia", "anorexic", "answered", "antacids",
"anteater", "antedate", "antelope", "antennae", "antennas",
"anterior", "anteroom", "anthills", "antibody", "anticked",
"antidote", "antigens", "antihero", "antimony", "antiqued",
"antiques", "antlered", "antonyms", "anyplace", "anything",
"anywhere", "aperitif", "aperture", "aphasics", "aphelion",
"aphorism", "apiaries", "apologia", "apoplexy", "apostasy",
"apostate", "apostles", "appalled", "apparels", "apparent",
"appealed", "appeared", "appeased", "appeaser", "appeases",
"appended", "appendix", "appetite", "applauds", "applause",
"applying", "appoints", "apposite", "appraise", "apprised",
"apprises", "approach", "approval", "approved", "approves",
"apricots", "aptitude", "aquanaut", "aquarium", "aquatics",
"aquatint", "aqueduct", "aquifers", "aquiline", "arachnid",
"arbiters", "arboreal", "archaism", "archduke", "archival",
"archived", "archives", "archness", "archways", "ardently",
"argosies", "arguable", "arguably", "argument", "armament",
"armature", "armbands", "armchair", "armholes", "armloads",
"armrests", "aromatic", "arousing", "arpeggio", "arraigns",
"arranged", "arranger", "arranges", "arraying", "arrested",
"arrivals", "arriving", "arrogant", "arrogate", "arsenals",
"arsonist", "arterial", "arteries", "artfully", "articled",
"articles", "artifact", "artifice", "artisans", "artistes",
"artistic", "artistry", "artsiest", "artworks", "asbestos",
"ascended", "ascetics", "ascribed", "ascribes", "ashtrays",
"asocials", "asperity", "asphalts", "asphyxia", "aspirant",
"aspirate", "aspiring", "aspirins", "assailed", "assassin",
"assaults", "assaying", "assemble", "assembly", "assented",
"asserted", "assessed", "assesses", "assessor", "assigned",
"assisted", "assorted", "assuaged", "assuages", "assuming",
"assureds", "assuring", "asterisk", "asteroid", "astonish",
"astounds", "astutely", "astutest", "ateliers", "atheists",
"athletes", "athletic", "atlantes", "atrocity", "attached",
"attacked", "attacker", "attained", "attempts", "attended",
"attendee", "attender", "attested", "attiring", "attitude",
"attorney", "attracts", "attuning", "atwitter", "atypical",
"auctions", "audacity", "audibles", "audience", "auditing",
"audition", "auditors", "auditory", "augments", "auguries",
"auguring", "auguster", "aureoled", "aureoles", "auricles",
"auspices", "austerer", "authored", "autistic", "autobahn",
"autocrat", "automate", "autonomy", "autumnal", "availing",
"avengers", "avenging", "averaged", "averages", "averring",
"aversion", "averting", "aviaries", "aviation", "aviators",
"aviatrix", "avionics", "avocados", "avoiding", "avowedly",
"awaiting", "awakened", "awarding", "awfuller", "azimuths",
"babblers", "babbling", "babushka", "babyhood", "babysits",
"bachelor", "bacillus", "backache", "backbite", "backbone",
"backchat", "backcomb", "backdate", "backdoor", "backdrop",
"backfire", "backhand", "backhoes", "backings", "backlash",
"backless", "backlogs", "backpack", "backrest", "backroom",
"backside", "backslid", "backspin", "backstop", "backward",
"backwash", "backyard", "bacteria", "badgered", "badinage",
"badlands", "badmouth", "baffling", "baggiest", "bagpipes",
"baguette", "bailiffs", "bailouts", "bakeries", "balanced",
"balances", "baldness", "balkiest", "ballasts", "ballcock",
"balletic", "ballgirl", "ballgown", "balloons", "balloted",
"ballpark", "ballroom", "ballsier", "ballsing", "ballyhoo",
"balmiest", "balsamed", "baluster", "banalest", "banality",
"bandaged", "bandages", "bandanna", "bandiest", "banditry",
"bandsman", "bandsmen", "bandying", "banished", "banishes",
"banister", "banjoist", "bankable", "bankbook", "banknote",
"bankroll", "bankrupt", "bannered", "bannocks", "banquets",
"banshees", "bantered", "baptisms", "baptists", "barbaric",
"barbecue", "barbells", "barbered", "barberry", "bareback",
"barefoot", "bareness", "barflies", "bargains", "baritone",
"barmaids", "barmiest", "barnacle", "barnyard", "baroness",
"baronets", "baronial", "baronies", "barracks", "barraged",
"barrages", "barrener", "barrette", "barriers", "barrings",
"barrooms", "bartered", "baseball", "baseless", "baseline",
"basement", "baseness", "basilica", "basilisk", "basketry",
"bassinet", "bassists", "bassoons", "bastards", "bastions",
"batching", "bathmats", "bathrobe", "bathroom", "bathtubs",
"battened", "battered", "battiest", "battlers", "battling",
"baulking", "bawdiest", "bayberry", "bayonets", "bazookas",
"beaching", "beadiest", "beagling", "beanbags", "beanpole",
"bearable", "bearding", "bearings", "bearskin", "beatific",
"beatings", "beatniks", "beauties", "beautify", "beavered",
"becalmed", "beckoned", "becoming", "bedaubed", "bedazzle",
"bedecked", "bedevils", "bedheads", "bedposts", "bedrocks",
"bedrolls", "bedrooms", "bedsides", "bedsores", "bedstead",
"bedtimes", "beechnut", "beefcake", "beefiest", "beehives",
"beelined", "beelines", "beetling", "beetroot", "befallen",
"befitted", "befogged", "befouled", "befriend", "befuddle",
"begetter", "beggared", "beggarly", "beginner", "begonias",
"begotten", "begrudge", "beguiled", "beguiles", "behalves",
"behaving", "beheaded", "behemoth", "beholden", "beholder",
"bejewels", "belaying", "belching", "belfries", "believed",
"believer", "believes", "belittle", "bellboys", "bellhops",
"bellowed", "bellyful", "bellying", "belonged", "beloveds",
"beltways", "bemoaned", "bemusing", "benching", "bendable",
"bendiest", "benefice", "benefits", "benignly", "benumbed",
"bequeath", "bequests", "berating", "bereaved", "bereaves",
"beriberi", "berrying", "berthing", "besieged", "besieger",
"besieges", "besmirch", "besoming", "besotted", "besought",
"bespeaks", "bespoken", "bestiary", "bestowal", "bestowed",
"bestride", "bestrode", "betaking", "bethinks", "betiding",
"betokens", "betrayal", "betrayed", "betrayer", "betroths",
"bettered", "beverage", "bewailed", "bewaring", "bewigged",
"bewilder", "biannual", "biathlon", "biblical", "bibulous",
"bickered", "bicuspid", "bicycled", "bicycles", "biennial",
"bifocals", "bigamist", "bigamous", "bighorns", "bigmouth",
"bilabial", "bilberry", "billeted", "billfold", "billhook",
"billiard", "billings", "billions", "billowed", "billycan",
"binaries", "bindings", "bindweed", "binnacle", "binomial",
"biopsied", "biopsies", "biplanes", "biracial", "birching",
"birdbath", "birdcage", "birdlike", "birdseed", "birdsong",
"birdying", "birettas", "birthday", "birthing", "biscuits",
"bisected", "bisector", "bisexual", "bitchier", "bitching",
"bitingly", "bitterer", "bitterly", "bitterns", "bivalves",
"bivouacs", "biweekly", "bizarres", "blabbers", "blabbing",
"blackens", "blackest", "blacking", "blackish", "blackleg",
"blackout", "blacktop", "bladders", "blagging", "blanched",
"blanches", "blandest", "blankest", "blankets", "blanking",
"blarneys", "blasters", "blasting", "blastoff", "blathers",
"blazoned", "bleached", "bleacher", "bleaches", "bleakest",
"blearier", "blearily", "bleating", "bleeders", "bleeding",
"bleepers", "bleeping", "blenched", "blenches", "blenders",
"blending", "blessing", "blethers", "blighted", "blighter",
"blimpish", "blinders", "blindest", "blinding", "blinkers",
"blinking", "blintzes", "blissful", "blissing", "blisters",
"blithely", "blithest", "blitzing", "blizzard", "bloaters",
"bloating", "blobbing", "blockade", "blockage", "blocking",
"blondest", "bloodied", "bloodier", "bloodies", "bloodily",
"blooding", "bloomers", "blooming", "bloopers", "blossoms",
"blotched", "blotches", "blotters", "blotting", "blousing",
"blowguns", "blowhard", "blowhole", "blowlamp", "blowouts",
"blowpipe", "blowzier", "blubbers", "bludgeon", "bluebell",
"bluebird", "bluefish", "bluenose", "bluffers", "bluffest",
"bluffing", "blunders", "bluntest", "blunting", "blurrier",
"blurring", "blurting", "blushers", "blushing", "blusters",
"blustery", "boarders", "boarding", "boasters", "boastful",
"boasting", "boatload", "boatyard", "bobbling", "bobolink",
"bobsleds", "bobtails", "bobwhite", "bodysuit", "bodywork",
"bogeying", "bogeyman", "bogeymen", "boggiest", "boggling",
"bohemian", "boilings", "boldface", "boldness", "bollards",
"bollocks", "bolsters", "bolthole", "bombards", "bombings",
"bombsite", "bonanzas", "bondsman", "bondsmen", "bonehead",
"boneless", "bonfires", "bonhomie", "bonniest", "bookable",
"bookcase", "bookends", "bookings", "booklets", "bookmark",
"bookshop", "bookworm", "boosters", "boosting", "bootlace",
"bootlegs", "bootless", "booziest", "bordello", "bordered",
"borehole", "boringly", "boroughs", "borrowed", "borrower",
"borstals", "bossiest", "botanist", "botching", "bothered",
"bottlers", "bottling", "bottomed", "botulism", "boudoirs",
"bouffant", "bouillon", "boulders", "bouncers", "bouncier",
"bouncing", "boundary", "bounders", "bounding", "bounties",
"bouquets", "bourbons", "boutique", "bowsprit", "boxrooms",
"boycotts", "boyhoods", "boyishly", "bracelet", "brackets",
"brackish", "bradawls", "braggart", "braggers", "bragging",
"braiding", "brainier", "braining", "braising", "brakeman",
"brakemen", "brambles", "branched", "branches", "brandied",
"brandies", "branding", "brandish", "brashest", "brassier",
"brassing", "brattier", "bravuras", "brawlers", "brawling",
"brawnier", "brazened", "brazenly", "braziers", "breached",
"breaches", "breadbox", "breading", "breadths", "breakage",
"breakers", "breaking", "breakout", "breakups", "breasted",
"breathed", "breather", "breathes", "breeches", "breeders",
"breeding", "breezier", "breezily", "breezing", "brethren",
"breviary", "brickbat", "brickies", "bricking", "bridging",
"bridling", "briefest", "briefing", "brigades", "brigands",
"brighten", "brighter", "brightly", "brimming", "brindled",
"bringing", "briniest", "brioches", "briskest", "briskets",
"brisking", "bristled", "bristles", "britches", "brittler",
"broached", "broaches", "broadens", "broadest", "brocaded",
"brocades", "broccoli", "brochure", "broilers", "broiling",
"brokered", "brollies", "bromides", "bronchus", "bronzing",
"brooches", "brooders", "broodily", "brooding", "brooking",
"brothels", "brothers", "brougham", "brouhaha", "browbeat",
"brownest", "brownier", "brownies", "browning", "brownish",
"brownout", "browsers", "browsing", "bruisers", "bruising",
"bruiting", "brunched", "brunches", "brunette", "brunting",
"brushing", "brusquer", "brutally", "bubblier", "bubbling",
"bucketed", "buckeyes", "bucklers", "buckling", "bucksaws",
"buckshot", "buckskin", "bucolics", "buddings", "budgeted",
"buffered", "buffeted", "buffoons", "bugaboos", "bugbears",
"buggered", "buggiest", "builders", "building", "buildups",
"bulgiest", "bulimics", "bulkhead", "bulkiest", "bulldogs",
"bulldoze", "bulletin", "bullfrog", "bullhorn", "bulliest",
"bullocks", "bullpens", "bullring", "bullshit", "bullwhip",
"bullying", "bulwarks", "bumblers", "bumbling", "bumpiest",
"bumpkins", "bunching", "bundling", "bungalow", "bunghole",
"bunglers", "bungling", "buntings", "buoyancy", "burbling",
"burdened", "burgeons", "burghers", "burglars", "burglary",
"burgling", "burgundy", "burliest", "burnoose", "burnouts",
"burritos", "burrowed", "bursitis", "bursting", "bushiest",
"bushings", "business", "busloads", "bustiers", "bustiest",
"bustling", "busybody", "busyness", "busywork", "butchers",
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"ringside", "ringworm", "ripcords", "ripeness", "ripening",
"riposted", "ripostes", "rippling", "risibles", "riskiest",
"risottos", "rissoles", "ritually", "ritziest", "riverbed",
"riveting", "rivieras", "rivulets", "roadbeds", "roadkill",
"roadshow", "roadside", "roadster", "roadways", "roadwork",
"roasters", "roasting", "robotics", "robuster", "robustly",
"rocketed", "rocketry", "rockfall", "rockiest", "roebucks",
"roentgen", "rogering", "roisters", "rollback", "rollicks",
"rollmops", "rollover", "romaines", "romanced", "romances",
"romantic", "roofless", "rooftops", "rookiest", "roomfuls",
"roomiest", "roommate", "roosters", "roosting", "rootless",
"rosaries", "rosebuds", "rosebush", "rosemary", "rosetted",
"rosettes", "rosewood", "rosiness", "rosining", "rostered",
"rostrums", "rotaries", "rotating", "rotation", "rottener",
"rotundas", "rotunded", "roughage", "roughens", "roughest",
"roughing", "roulette", "roundels", "rounders", "roundest",
"rounding", "roundish", "roundups", "rousting", "routines",
"rowboats", "rowdiest", "rowdyism", "rowlocks", "royalist",
"rubbings", "rubbishy", "rubbling", "rubdowns", "rubicund",
"rucksack", "ruckuses", "ructions", "ruddiest", "ruddying",
"rudeness", "rudiment", "ruefully", "ruffians", "ruffling",
"ruggeder", "ruggedly", "rulering", "rumbaing", "rumbling",
"ruminant", "ruminate", "rummaged", "rummages", "rumpling",
"rumpuses", "runabout", "runaways", "rundowns", "runniest",
"ruptured", "ruptures", "russeted", "rustiest", "rustlers",
"rustling", "rutabaga", "ruthless", "sabotage", "saboteur",
"sackfuls", "sackings", "sacredly", "sacristy", "saddened",
"saddlers", "saddlery", "saddling", "sadistic", "safaried",
"safeness", "safetied", "safeties", "saffrons", "sagacity",
"saguaros", "sailboat", "sailfish", "sailings", "salaamed",
"salaried", "salaries", "saleroom", "salesman", "salesmen",
"salience", "salients", "salinity", "salivary", "salivate",
"sallower", "sallying", "saltiest", "saltines", "salutary",
"saluting", "salvaged", "salvages", "sambaing", "sameness",
"samovars", "samplers", "sampling", "sanctify", "sanction",
"sanctity", "sanctums", "sandbags", "sandbank", "sandbars",
"sandhogs", "sandiest", "sandlots", "sandpits", "sandwich",
"sanguine", "sanitary", "sanserif", "sapience", "saplings",
"sapphire", "sappiest", "sarcasms", "sarcomas", "sardined",
"sardines", "sardonic", "sashayed", "sassiest", "satanism",
"satanist", "satchels", "satiated", "satiates", "satining",
"satirist", "satsumas", "saturate", "saucepan", "sauciest",
"saunaing", "saunters", "sausages", "savagely", "savagery",
"savagest", "savaging", "savannas", "savviest", "savvying",
"sawdusts", "sawhorse", "sawmills", "scabbard", "scabbier",
"scabbing", "scabrous", "scaffold", "scalawag", "scalding",
"scaliest", "scallion", "scallops", "scalpels", "scalpers",
"scalping", "scamming", "scampers", "scandals", "scanners",
"scanning", "scansion", "scantest", "scantier", "scanties",
"scantily", "scanting", "scapulae", "scarcely", "scarcest",
"scarcity", "scarfing", "scariest", "scarlets", "scarpers",
"scarring", "scathing", "scatters", "scatting", "scavenge",
"scenario", "scenting", "schedule", "schemata", "schemers",
"scheming", "scherzos", "schizoid", "schlocky", "schmaltz",
"schmooze", "schmucks", "schnapps", "schnooks", "scholars",
"schooled", "schooner", "schussed", "schusses", "sciatica",
"sciences", "scimitar", "scissors", "scoffing", "scofflaw",
"scolding", "scooping", "scooters", "scooting", "scorched",
"scorcher", "scorches", "scornful", "scorning", "scorpion",
"scotched", "scotches", "scourers", "scourged", "scourges",
"scouring", "scouters", "scouting", "scowling", "scrabble",
"scraggly", "scramble", "scrammed", "scrapers", "scraping",
"scrapped", "scratchy", "scrawled", "screamed", "screechy",
"screened", "screwier", "screwing", "scribble", "scrimped",
"scripted", "scrofula", "scrolled", "scrooges", "scrounge",
"scrubbed", "scrubber", "scrummed", "scrumped", "scrunchy",
"scrupled", "scruples", "scrutiny", "scubaing", "scudding",
"scuffing", "scuffled", "scuffles", "scullery", "sculling",
"scullion", "sculpted", "sculptor", "scumbags", "scummier",
"scumming", "scuppers", "scurfier", "scurried", "scurries",
"scurvier", "scuttled", "scuttles", "scuzzier", "scything",
"seabirds", "seaboard", "seaborne", "seacoast", "seafarer",
"seafloor", "seafront", "seagoing", "seagulls", "seahorse",
"sealants", "sealskin", "seamiest", "seamless", "seaplane",
"seaports", "searched", "searcher", "searches", "seascape",
"seashell", "seashore", "seasides", "seasonal", "seasoned",
"seawards", "seaweeds", "seceding", "secluded", "secludes",
"seconded", "seconder", "secondly", "secreted", "secreter",
"secretes", "secretly", "sections", "securely", "securest",
"securing", "security", "sedately", "sedatest", "sedating",
"sedation", "sedative", "sediment", "sedition", "seducers",
"seducing", "sedulous", "seedbeds", "seediest", "seedless",
"seedling", "seemlier", "seesawed", "seething", "segments",
"segueing", "seizures", "selected", "selector", "selenium",
"selfless", "selfsame", "sellouts", "seltzers", "selvaged",
"selvages", "semantic", "semester", "seminars", "seminary",
"semiotic", "semitone", "semolina", "senators", "senility",
"sensible", "sensibly", "sensuous", "sentence", "sentient",
"sentinel", "sentries", "separate", "sequence", "sequined",
"sequoias", "seraglio", "seraphic", "serenade", "serenely",
"serenest", "serening", "serenity", "sergeant", "serially",
"sermoned", "serpents", "serrated", "servants", "serviced",
"services", "serviles", "servings", "sessions", "setbacks",
"settable", "settings", "settlers", "settling", "sevenths",
"severely", "severest", "severing", "severity", "sewerage",
"sexiness", "sexology", "sextants", "sexually", "shabbier",
"shabbily", "shacking", "shackled", "shackles", "shadiest",
"shadings", "shadowed", "shafting", "shaggier", "shagging",
"shakeout", "shakeups", "shakiest", "shallots", "shallows",
"shambled", "shambles", "shameful", "shamming", "shampoos",
"shamrock", "shandies", "shanghai", "shanties", "shantung",
"sharking", "sharpens", "sharpers", "sharpest", "sharping",
"sharpish", "shatters", "shavings", "shawling", "shearers",
"shearing", "sheathed", "sheathes", "shebangs", "shebeens",
"shedding", "sheepdog", "sheepish", "sheerest", "sheering",
"sheeting", "sheikdom", "shellacs", "shelling", "shelters",
"shelving", "shepherd", "sherbets", "sheriffs", "sherries",
"shielded", "shiftier", "shiftily", "shifting", "shilling",
"shimmers", "shimmery", "shimmied", "shimmies", "shimming",
"shinbone", "shindigs", "shingled", "shingles", "shiniest",
"shinnied", "shinnies", "shinning", "shipload", "shipmate",
"shipment", "shippers", "shipping", "shipyard", "shirkers",
"shirking", "shirring", "shirting", "shithead", "shitload",
"shittier", "shitting", "shivered", "shoaling", "shockers",
"shocking", "shoddier", "shoddily", "shoehorn", "shoelace",
"shoetree", "shooters", "shooting", "shootout", "shoplift",
"shoppers", "shopping", "shoptalk", "shopworn", "shortage",
"shortcut", "shortens", "shortest", "shorties", "shorting",
"shortish", "shotguns", "shoulder", "shouting", "showboat",
"showcase", "showdown", "showered", "showgirl", "showiest",
"showings", "showoffs", "showroom", "showtime", "shrapnel",
"shredded", "shredder", "shrewder", "shrewdly", "shrewing",
"shrewish", "shrieked", "shrilled", "shriller", "shrimped",
"shrimper", "shrivels", "shriving", "shrouded", "shrubbed",
"shrugged", "shrunken", "shucking", "shuckses", "shudders",
"shuffled", "shuffler", "shuffles", "shunning", "shunting",
"shushing", "shutdown", "shutouts", "shutters", "shutting",
"shuttled", "shuttles", "shysters", "sibilant", "siblings",
"sickbays", "sickbeds", "sickened", "sicklier", "sickling",
"sickness", "sickouts", "sickroom", "sidearms", "sidebars",
"sidecars", "sidekick", "sideline", "sidelong", "sidereal",
"sideshow", "sidestep", "sidewalk", "sidewall", "sideways",
"sighting", "signally", "signings", "signpost", "silaging",
"silenced", "silencer", "silences", "silenter", "silently",
"silicate", "silicone", "silkened", "silkiest", "silkworm",
"silliest", "silvered", "simmered", "simpered", "simplest",
"simplify", "simpling", "simulate", "sincerer", "sinecure",
"sinfully", "singeing", "singlets", "singling", "singsong",
"singular", "sinister", "sinkable", "sinkhole", "sinology",
"sirloins", "siroccos", "sissiest", "sistered", "sisterly",
"sittings", "situated", "situates", "sixpence", "sixteens",
"sixtieth", "sizzlers", "sizzling", "skeeters", "skeining",
"skeletal", "skeleton", "sketched", "sketches", "skewbald",
"skewered", "skidding", "skidpans", "skiffing", "skillets",
"skillful", "skimming", "skimpier", "skimping", "skincare",
"skinhead", "skinless", "skinnier", "skinning", "skippers",
"skipping", "skirmish", "skirting", "skitters", "skittish",
"skittles", "skivvied", "skivvies", "skulking", "skullcap",
"skunking", "skydived", "skydiver", "skydives", "skyjacks",
"skylarks", "skylight", "skylines", "skywards", "slabbing",
"slackens", "slackers", "slackest", "slacking", "slagging",
"slagheap", "slalomed", "slammers", "slamming", "slanders",
"slangier", "slanting", "slapdash", "slappers", "slapping",
"slashing", "slathers", "slattern", "slavered", "slayings",
"sleazier", "sleazily", "sledding", "sledging", "sleekest",
"sleeking", "sleepers", "sleepier", "sleepily", "sleeping",
"sleetier", "sleeting", "sleighed", "slickers", "slickest",
"slicking", "slighted", "slighter", "slightly", "slimiest",
"slimline", "slimmers", "slimmest", "slimming", "slimness",
"slinging", "slinkier", "slinking", "slipcase", "slipknot",
"slippage", "slippers", "slippery", "slipping", "slipshod",
"slipways", "slithers", "slithery", "slitting", "slivered",
"slobbers", "slobbery", "slobbing", "slogging", "sloppier",
"sloppily", "slopping", "sloshing", "slothful", "slothing",
"slotting", "slouched", "slouches", "sloughed", "slovenly",
"slowdown", "slowness", "slowpoke", "sludging", "sluggard",
"sluggers", "slugging", "sluggish", "sluicing", "slumbers",
"slumlord", "slumming", "slumping", "slurping", "slurring",
"slushier", "sluttish", "smackers", "smacking", "smallest",
"smalling", "smallish", "smallpox", "smarmier", "smartens",
"smartest", "smarting", "smashers", "smashing", "smearing",
"smellier", "smelling", "smelters", "smelting", "smidgens",
"smirched", "smirches", "smirking", "smithies", "smocking",
"smoggier", "smokiest", "smolders", "smooched", "smooches",
"smoothed", "smoother", "smoothie", "smoothly", "smothers",
"smudgier", "smudging", "smuggest", "smugging", "smuggled",
"smuggler", "smuggles", "smugness", "smuttier", "snacking",
"snaffled", "snaffles", "snagging", "snailing", "snakiest",
"snappers", "snappier", "snappily", "snapping", "snappish",
"snapshot", "snarling", "snatched", "snatcher", "snatches",
"snazzier", "snazzily", "sneakers", "sneakier", "sneakily",
"sneaking", "sneering", "sneezing", "snickers", "snicking",
"sniffers", "sniffier", "sniffing", "sniffled", "sniffles",
"snifters", "snippets", "snippier", "snipping", "snitched",
"snitches", "snobbery", "snobbier", "snobbish", "snogging",
"snookers", "snoopers", "snoopier", "snooping", "snootier",
"snootily", "snoozing", "snorkels", "snorting", "snottier",
"snotting", "snouting", "snowball", "snowdrop", "snowfall",
"snowiest", "snowline", "snowplow", "snowshoe", "snowsuit",
"snubbing", "snuffbox", "snuffers", "snuffing", "snuffled",
"snuffles", "snuggest", "snugging", "snuggled", "snuggles",
"snugness", "soakings", "soapiest", "soapsuds", "soberest",
"sobering", "sobriety", "sociable", "sociably", "socially",
"societal", "sodomite", "softback", "softball", "softened",
"softener", "softness", "software", "softwood", "soggiest",
"sojourns", "solacing", "solarium", "soldered", "soldiers",
"soldiery", "solecism", "solemner", "solemnly", "solenoid",
"solicits", "solidest", "solidify", "solidity", "solitary",
"solitude", "soloists", "solstice", "solubles", "solution",
"solvable", "solvency", "solvents", "sombrero", "somebody",
"someones", "sometime", "someways", "somewhat", "songbird",
"songbook", "songster", "sonogram", "sonority", "sonorous",
"soothest", "soothing", "sootiest", "sophists", "soppiest",
"soppings", "sopranos", "sorcerer", "sordidly", "sorehead",
"soreness", "sorority", "sorriest", "sorrowed", "soughing",
"soulless", "soundest", "sounding", "soupiest", "sourcing",
"sourness", "sourpuss", "southern", "southpaw", "souvenir",
"soybeans", "spaceman", "spacemen", "spaciest", "spacious",
"spadeful", "spamming", "spangled", "spangles", "spaniels",
"spanking", "spanners", "spanning", "sparkier", "sparking",
"sparkled", "sparkler", "sparkles", "sparring", "sparrows",
"sparsely", "sparsest", "sparsity", "spasming", "spastics",
"spatters", "spatting", "spatulas", "spawning", "speakers",
"speaking", "spearing", "specials", "specific", "specimen",
"specious", "specking", "speckled", "speckles", "spectate",
"spectral", "spectrum", "speeched", "speeches", "speeders",
"speedier", "speedily", "speeding", "speedups", "speedway",
"spellers", "spelling", "spenders", "spending", "sphagnum",
"spheroid", "sphinxes", "spiciest", "spieling", "spiffied",
"spiffier", "spiffies", "spiffing", "spikiest", "spillage",
"spilling", "spillway", "spindled", "spindles", "spiniest",
"spinners", "spinneys", "spinning", "spinster", "spirally",
"spirited", "spitball", "spiteful", "spitfire", "spitting",
"spittoon", "splashed", "splashes", "splatted", "splatter",
"splaying", "splendid", "splicers", "splicing", "splinted",
"splinter", "splodges", "sploshed", "sploshes", "splotchy",
"splurged", "splurges", "splutter", "spoilage", "spoilers",
"spoiling", "spongers", "spongier", "sponging", "sponsors",
"spoofing", "spookier", "spooking", "spooling", "spoonful",
"spooning", "spooring", "sporadic", "sporrans", "sportier",
"sporting", "sportive", "spotless", "spotters", "spottier",
"spotting", "spouting", "sprained", "sprawled", "sprayers",
"spraying", "spreader", "spreeing", "sprigged", "sprinkle",
"sprinted", "sprinter", "spritzed", "spritzer", "spritzes",
"sprocket", "sprouted", "sprucest", "sprucing", "spryness",
"spunkier", "spunkies", "spunking", "spurious", "spurning",
"spurring", "spurting", "sputters", "spyglass", "squabbed",
"squabble", "squadded", "squaddie", "squadron", "squalled",
"squander", "squarely", "squarest", "squaring", "squarish",
"squashed", "squashes", "squatted", "squatter", "squawked",
"squeaked", "squealed", "squealer", "squeegee", "squeezed",
"squeezer", "squeezes", "squelchy", "squidded", "squiggle",
"squiggly", "squinted", "squinter", "squiring", "squirmed",
"squirrel", "squirted", "squished", "squishes", "stabbing",
"stablest", "stabling", "staccato", "stacking", "stadiums",
"staffers", "staffing", "staggers", "stagings", "stagnant",
"stagnate", "staidest", "staining", "stairway", "stakeout",
"stalkers", "stalking", "stalling", "stallion", "stalwart",
"stammers", "stampede", "stamping", "stanched", "stancher",
"stanches", "standard", "standbys", "standing", "standoff",
"standout", "staplers", "stapling", "starched", "starches",
"stardust", "starfish", "stargaze", "starkers", "starkest",
"starking", "starless", "starlets", "starling", "starrier",
"starring", "starters", "starting", "startled", "startles",
"starving", "stashing", "stations", "statuary", "statures",
"statuses", "statutes", "steadied", "steadier", "steadies",
"steadily", "stealing", "stealthy", "steamers", "steamier",
"steamies", "steaming", "steelier", "steelies", "steeling",
"steepens", "steepest", "steeping", "steeples", "steerage",
"steering", "steining", "stemming", "stenched", "stenches",
"stencils", "stepping", "stepsons", "sterling", "sternest",
"sterning", "sternums", "steroids", "stetsons", "stewards",
"stickers", "stickied", "stickier", "stickies", "sticking",
"stickler", "stickpin", "stickups", "stiffens", "stiffest",
"stiffing", "stifling", "stigmata", "stiletto", "stillest",
"stilling", "stimulus", "stingers", "stingier", "stingily",
"stinging", "stingray", "stinkers", "stinking", "stinting",
"stipends", "stippled", "stipples", "stirrers", "stirring",
"stirrups", "stitched", "stitches", "stockade", "stockier",
"stockily", "stocking", "stockist", "stodgier", "stoicism",
"stolider", "stolidly", "stomachs", "stomping", "stoniest",
"stonking", "stooping", "stopcock", "stopgaps", "stopover",
"stoppage", "stoppers", "stopping", "stormier", "stormily",
"storming", "stoutest", "stowaway", "straddle", "strafing",
"straggle", "straggly", "straight", "strained", "strainer",
"straited", "straiten", "stranded", "stranger", "strangle",
"strapped", "strategy", "stratify", "strawing", "straying",
"streaked", "streaker", "streamed", "streamer", "strength",
"stressed", "stresses", "stretchy", "strewing", "striated",
"stricken", "stricter", "strictly", "stridden", "strident",
"striding", "strikers", "striking", "stringed", "stringer",
"striping", "stripped", "stripper", "striving", "stroking",
"strolled", "stroller", "stronger", "strongly", "strophes",
"stropped", "strudels", "struggle", "strummed", "strumpet",
"strutted", "stubbier", "stubbies", "stubbing", "stubborn",
"stuccoed", "stuccoes", "studbook", "studding", "students",
"studious", "studying", "stuffier", "stuffily", "stuffing",
"stultify", "stumbled", "stumbler", "stumbles", "stumpier",
"stumping", "stunners", "stunning", "stunting", "stuntman",
"stuntmen", "stupider", "stupidly", "sturdier", "sturdily",
"sturgeon", "stutters", "stylists", "styluses", "styptics",
"subclass", "subduing", "subgroup", "subheads", "subhuman",
"subjects", "subjoins", "sublease", "sublimed", "sublimer",
"sublimes", "submerge", "submerse", "suborned", "subplots",
"subpoena", "subsided", "subsides", "subsists", "subsoils",
"subsonic", "subspace", "subsumed", "subsumes", "subteens",
"subtends", "subtexts", "subtitle", "subtlest", "subtlety",
"subtotal", "subtract", "suburban", "suburbia", "subverts",
"succeeds", "succinct", "succubus", "succumbs", "suchlike",
"suckered", "suckling", "suctions", "suddenly", "sudsiest",
"suffered", "sufferer", "sufficed", "suffices", "suffixed",
"suffixes", "suffrage", "suffused", "suffuses", "sugarier",
"sugaring", "suggests", "suicidal", "suicides", "suitable",
"suitably", "suitcase", "sukiyaki", "sulfates", "sulfides",
"sulkiest", "sullener", "sullenly", "sullying", "sulphate",
"sulphide", "sultanas", "sultrier", "summered", "summitry",
"summoned", "summoner", "sunbathe", "sunbeams", "sunblock",
"sunburns", "sundecks", "sundered", "sundials", "sundowns",
"sundress", "sundries", "sunlamps", "sunlight", "sunniest",
"sunrises", "sunroofs", "sunshade", "sunshine", "sunspots",
"suntraps", "superber", "superbly", "superego", "supering",
"superior", "superman", "supermen", "supinely", "supplant",
"supplest", "supplied", "supplier", "supplies", "supports",
"supposed", "supposes", "suppress", "supremer", "supremos",
"surcease", "surefire", "sureness", "sureties", "surfaced",
"surfaces", "surfeits", "surgeons", "surgical", "surliest",
"surmised", "surmises", "surmount", "surnames", "surplice",
"surprise", "surreals", "surround", "surtaxed", "surtaxes",
"surtitle", "surveyed", "surveyor", "survival", "survived",
"survives", "survivor", "suspects", "suspends", "suspense",
"sustains", "suturing", "sveltest", "swabbing", "swaddled",
"swaddles", "swaggers", "swagging", "swallows", "swampier",
"swamping", "swankest", "swankier", "swankies", "swanking",
"swanning", "swansong", "swapping", "swarming", "swashing",
"swastika", "swatches", "swathing", "swatters", "swatting",
"swearers", "swearing", "sweaters", "sweatier", "sweating",
"sweepers", "sweeping", "sweetens", "sweetest", "sweeties",
"sweetish", "swellest", "swelling", "swelters", "swerving",
"swiftest", "swifting", "swigging", "swilling", "swimmers",
"swimming", "swimsuit", "swimwear", "swindled", "swindler",
"swindles", "swingers", "swinging", "swirlier", "swirling",
"swishest", "swishing", "switched", "switcher", "switches",
"swooning", "swooping", "swooshed", "swooshes", "swording",
"swotting", "sybarite", "sycamore", "syllabic", "syllable",
"syllabub", "syllabus", "symbolic", "symmetry", "sympathy",
"symphony", "symptoms", "synapses", "synaptic", "syndrome",
"synonyms", "synopses", "synopsis", "syphilis", "syringed",
"syringes", "systemic", "systolic", "tableaux", "tabloids",
"tabooing", "tabulate", "taciturn", "tackiest", "tacklers",
"tackling", "tactical", "tactless", "tadpoles", "tailback",
"tailbone", "tailcoat", "tailgate", "tailless", "tailored",
"tailpipe", "tailspin", "tailwind", "tainting", "takeaway",
"takeoffs", "takeouts", "takeover", "talented", "talisman",
"tallboys", "tallness", "tallyhos", "tallying", "tamarind",
"tameness", "tampered", "tanagers", "tandoori", "tangelos",
"tangents", "tangible", "tangibly", "tangiest", "tangling",
"tangoing", "tankards", "tankfuls", "tantrums", "tapering",
"tapestry", "tapeworm", "taprooms", "taproots", "tardiest",
"targeted", "tarragon", "tarriest", "tarrying", "tartiest",
"tartness", "tasteful", "tastiest", "tastings", "tattered",
"tattiest", "tattlers", "tattling", "tattooed", "taunting",
"tautened", "tautness", "tawdrier", "tawniest", "taxation",
"taxicabs", "taxiways", "taxonomy", "taxpayer", "teacakes",
"teachers", "teaching", "teammate", "teamster", "teamwork",
"tearaway", "teardrop", "teariest", "tearooms", "teaspoon",
"teatimes", "tectonic", "teenager", "teeniest", "teetered",
"teething", "teetotal", "telecast", "telegram", "teletext",
"telethon", "teletype", "televise", "telexing", "tellered",
"telltale", "temblors", "temerity", "temperas", "tempered",
"tempests", "template", "temporal", "tempters", "tempting",
"tenacity", "tenanted", "tendency", "tendered", "tenderer",
"tenderly", "tendrils", "tenement", "tenfolds", "tensions",
"tentacle", "tenuring", "tequilas", "terminal", "terminus",
"termites", "terraced", "terraces", "terrains", "terrapin",
"terrible", "terribly", "terriers", "terrific", "terrines",
"tertiary", "testable", "testates", "testicle", "testiest",
"tetchier", "tetchily", "tethered", "textbook", "textiles",
"textural", "textured", "textures", "thalamus", "thallium",
"thankful", "thanking", "thatched", "thatcher", "thatches",
"theistic", "thematic", "theology", "theorems", "theories",
"theorist", "thermals", "thesauri", "thespian", "thiamine",
"thickens", "thickest", "thickets", "thickset", "thievery",
"thieving", "thievish", "thimbled", "thimbles", "thingies",
"thinkers", "thinking", "thinners", "thinness", "thinnest",
"thinning", "thirding", "thirsted", "thirteen", "thirties",
"thistles", "thoracic", "thoraxes", "thornier", "thorough",
"thoughts", "thousand", "thralled", "thrashed", "thrasher",
"thrashes", "threaded", "threaten", "threnody", "threshed",
"thresher", "threshes", "thrilled", "thriller", "thriving",
"throbbed", "throeing", "thronged", "throttle", "throwers",
"throwing", "thrummed", "thrushes", "thruways", "thudding",
"thuggery", "thuggish", "thumbing", "thumping", "thunders",
"thundery", "thwacked", "thwarted", "thymuses", "thyroids",
"ticketed", "tickling", "ticklish", "tiddlers", "tidemark",
"tidiness", "tiebreak", "tightens", "tightest", "tightwad",
"tillable", "timbered", "timeless", "timelier", "timeworn",
"timezone", "timidest", "timidity", "timorous", "tincture",
"tingeing", "tinglier", "tingling", "tinkered", "tinkling",
"tinniest", "tinnitus", "tinplate", "tinsmith", "tippexed",
"tippexes", "tipplers", "tippling", "tipsiest", "tipsters",
"tiredest", "tireless", "tiresome", "titanium", "titivate",
"titmouse", "tittered", "tittling", "toadying", "toasters",
"toastier", "toasties", "toasting", "tobaccos", "toboggan",
"toccatas", "toddlers", "toddling", "toeholds", "toenails",
"together", "toggling", "toileted", "toiletry", "toilette",
"toilsome", "tokenism", "tolerant", "tolerate", "tollgate",
"tomahawk", "tomatoes", "tombolas", "tomorrow", "tonality",
"toneless", "tonguing", "tonnages", "tonsured", "tonsures",
"toolbars", "toothier", "tootling", "tootsies", "topcoats",
"topknots", "topmasts", "topology", "toppings", "toppling",
"topsails", "topsides", "torching", "toreador", "torments",
"torpidly", "torquing", "torrents", "torrider", "tortilla",
"tortoise", "tortuous", "tortured", "torturer", "tortures",
"totality", "tottered", "touchier", "touchily", "touching",
"toughens", "toughest", "toughies", "toughing", "tourists",
"touristy", "tourneys", "tousling", "towering", "towheads",
"township", "townsman", "townsmen", "towpaths", "towropes",
"toxicity", "tracheae", "tracings", "trackers", "tracking",
"traction", "tractors", "traduced", "traduces", "traffics",
"trailers", "trailing", "trainees", "trainers", "training",
"traipsed", "traipses", "traitors", "tramcars", "trammels",
"tramming", "tramping", "trampled", "tramples", "tramways",
"tranches", "tranquil", "transact", "transept", "transfer",
"transfix", "transits", "transmit", "transoms", "trapdoor",
"trapezed", "trapezes", "trappers", "trapping", "trashcan",
"trashier", "trashing", "travails", "traverse", "travesty",
"trawlers", "trawling", "treacled", "treacles", "treading",
"treadled", "treadles", "treasure", "treasury", "treaties",
"treating", "treatise", "trebling", "treeless", "treeline",
"treetops", "trefoils", "trekking", "trembled", "trembles",
"tremolos", "trenched", "trencher", "trenches", "trendier",
"trendies", "trendily", "trending", "trespass", "trestles",
"trialing", "trialled", "triangle", "tribunal", "tribunes",
"tributes", "trickery", "trickier", "tricking", "trickled",
"trickles", "tricycle", "tridents", "triflers", "trifling",
"triggers", "triggest", "trilbies", "trilling", "trillion",
"trimaran", "trimmers", "trimmest", "trimming", "trimness",
"trinkets", "triplets", "triplied", "triplies", "tripling",
"trippers", "tripping", "triptych", "tripwire", "trisects",
"triumphs", "trochees", "trolleys", "trolling", "trollops",
"trombone", "tromping", "troopers", "trooping", "trophied",
"trophies", "tropical", "tropisms", "trothing", "trotters",
"trotting", "troubled", "troubles", "trounced", "trounces",
"troupers", "trouping", "trousers", "truanted", "truckers",
"trucking", "truckled", "truckles", "trudging", "truelove",
"truffles", "trumpery", "trumpets", "trumping", "truncate",
"trundled", "trundles", "trunking", "trussing", "trustees",
"trustful", "trustier", "trusties", "trusting", "truthful",
"trysting", "tsarists", "tsunamis", "tubbiest", "tubeless",
"tubercle", "tuberous", "tuckered", "tugboats", "tumblers",
"tumbling", "tumbrels", "tumulted", "tuneless", "tungsten",
"tuppence", "tuppenny", "turbaned", "turbines", "turbojet",
"turgidly", "turmeric", "turmoils", "turncoat", "turnings",
"turniped", "turnkeys", "turnoffs", "turnouts", "turnover",
"turnpike", "turreted", "tussling", "tussocks", "tutelage",
"tutorial", "tutoring", "twaddled", "twaddles", "twanging",
"tweaking", "tweedier", "tweeters", "tweeting", "tweezers",
"twelfths", "twenties", "twiddled", "twiddles", "twiggier",
"twigging", "twilight", "twinging", "twinkled", "twinkles",
"twinning", "twinsets", "twirlers", "twirling", "twisters",
"twisting", "twitched", "twitches", "twitters", "twitting",
"twofolds", "twopence", "twopenny", "twosomes", "tympanum",
"typecast", "typeface", "typesets", "typhoons", "typified",
"typifies", "typology", "ubiquity", "ugliness", "ukuleles",
"ulcerate", "ulcering", "ulcerous", "ulterior", "ultimate",
"ululated", "ululates", "umbilici", "umbraged", "umbrages",
"umbrella", "umpiring", "unabated", "unafraid", "unawares",
"unbarred", "unbeaten", "unbelief", "unbiased", "unbidden",
"unblocks", "unbolted", "unbosoms", "unbroken", "unbuckle",
"unburden", "unbutton", "uncalled", "uncaring", "unclasps",
"unclothe", "uncoiled", "uncommon", "uncooked", "uncorked",
"uncouple", "uncovers", "unctions", "unctuous", "uncurled",
"underact", "underage", "underarm", "underbid", "undercut",
"underdog", "underfed", "underlay", "underlie", "underpay",
"underpin", "undersea", "undertow", "underway", "undoings",
"undulant", "undulate", "unearned", "unearths", "uneasier",
"uneasily", "unedited", "unending", "unequals", "unerring",
"unevener", "unevenly", "unfairer", "unfairly", "unfasten",
"unfetter", "unfilled", "unfitted", "unfolded", "unformed",
"unfrocks", "unfurled", "ungainly", "unguents", "ungulate",
"unhanded", "unharmed", "unheeded", "unhinged", "unhinges",
"unholier", "unhooked", "unhorsed", "unhorses", "unicorns",
"unicycle", "uniforms", "unifying", "unionism", "unionist",
"uniquely", "uniquest", "universe", "unjustly", "unkinder",
"unkindly", "unknowns", "unlacing", "unlawful", "unleaded",
"unlearns", "unlikely", "unlisted", "unloaded", "unlocked",
"unloosed", "unlooses", "unlovely", "unmaking", "unmanned",
"unmarked", "unmasked", "unneeded", "unnerved", "unnerves",
"unopened", "unpacked", "unpicked", "unpinned", "unplaced",
"unproved", "unproven", "unquoted", "unquotes", "unravels",
"unrested", "unripest", "unrolled", "unrulier", "unsaddle",
"unsafest", "unsalted", "unsaying", "unscrews", "unsealed",
"unseated", "unseeded", "unseeing", "unseemly", "unsettle",
"unshaken", "unshaven", "unsigned", "unsnarls", "unsocial",
"unsolved", "unspoilt", "unspoken", "unstable", "unstated",
"unsteady", "unstrung", "unsubtle", "unsuited", "untangle",
"untapped", "untaught", "untested", "untidier", "untidily",
"untiling", "untimely", "untiring", "untitled", "untoward",
"untruest", "untruths", "untwists", "unusable", "unveiled",
"unversed", "unvoiced", "unwanted", "unwarier", "unwashed",
"unwieldy", "unwisely", "unwisest", "unwonted", "unworthy",
"unzipped", "upbraids", "upchucks", "upcoming", "updating",
"upending", "upgraded", "upgrades", "upheaval", "upholder",
"uplifted", "uploaded", "upmarket", "uppercut", "upraised",
"upraises", "uprights", "uprising", "uprooted", "upstaged",
"upstages", "upstairs", "upstarts", "upstream", "upsurged",
"upsurges", "upswings", "upturned", "upwardly", "urbanely",
"urbanest", "urbanity", "urethrae", "urgently", "urinated",
"urinates", "usefully", "ushering", "usurious", "usurpers",
"usurping", "utensils", "utterest", "uttering", "vacantly",
"vacating", "vacation", "vaccines", "vacuumed", "vagabond",
"vagaries", "vagrancy", "vagrants", "vagueing", "valanced",
"valances", "valences", "valeting", "validate", "validity",
"valorous", "valuable", "vamoosed", "vamooses", "vampired",
"vampires", "vanadium", "vanguard", "vanillas", "vanished",
"vanishes", "vanities", "vanquish", "vantages", "vapidity",
"vaporise", "vaporous", "variable", "variably", "variance",
"variants", "varicose", "varmints", "vascular", "vassaled",
"vastness", "vaulters", "vaulting", "vaunting", "vectored",
"vegetate", "vehement", "vehicles", "velocity", "velveted",
"venality", "vendetta", "veneered", "venerate", "venereal",
"vengeful", "venomous", "ventrals", "ventured", "ventures",
"veracity", "verandas", "verbally", "verbatim", "verbenas",
"verbiage", "verdicts", "verified", "verifies", "verities",
"vermouth", "verrucae", "verrucas", "versions", "vertebra",
"vertexes", "vertical", "vesicles", "vestiges", "vestment",
"vestries", "veterans", "vexation", "viaducts", "vibrancy",
"vibrated", "vibrates", "vibrator", "vibratos", "viburnum",
"vicarage", "viceroys", "vicinity", "victuals", "videoing",
"viewings", "vigilant", "vignette", "vigorous", "vileness",
"vilified", "vilifies", "villager", "villages", "villains",
"villainy", "villeins", "vinegary", "vineyard", "vintages",
"vintners", "violable", "violated", "violates", "violator",
"violence", "violists", "viragoes", "virginal", "virgules",
"virility", "virology", "virtuoso", "virtuous", "virulent",
"visceral", "viscount", "visioned", "visiting", "visitors",
"vistaing", "visually", "vitality", "vitamins", "vitiated",
"vitiates", "vitreous", "vivacity", "vividest", "vivified",
"vivifies", "vixenish", "vocalics", "vocalist", "vocation",
"vocative", "vogueing", "volatile", "volcanic", "volition",
"volleyed", "voltages", "voluming", "vomiting", "voodooed",
"voracity", "vortexes", "votaries", "vouchers", "vouching",
"voyagers", "voyaging", "vulgarer", "vulgarly", "vultures",
"wackiest", "waddling", "waffling", "wagering", "waggling",
"wagtails", "wainscot", "waisting", "waitress", "wakening",
"walkaway", "walkouts", "walkover", "walkways", "walleyed",
"walleyes", "walloped", "wallowed", "walruses", "waltzing",
"wandered", "wanderer", "wangling", "wannabee", "wannabes",
"wantings", "wantoned", "wantoner", "wantonly", "warblers",
"warbling", "wardened", "wardered", "wardress", "wardrobe",
"wardroom", "warheads", "warhorse", "wariness", "warlocks",
"warlords", "warnings", "warpaint", "warpaths", "warplane",
"warrants", "warranty", "warriors", "warships", "warthogs",
"wartiest", "washable", "washbowl", "washered", "washouts",
"washroom", "washtubs", "wassails", "wasteful", "wastered",
"wastrels", "watchdog", "watchers", "watchful", "watching",
"watchman", "watchmen", "waterier", "watering", "waterway",
"wattling", "waveband", "waveform", "wavelets", "wavering",
"waviness", "waxiness", "waxwings", "waxworks", "wayfarer",
"waysides", "weakened", "weakfish", "weaklier", "weakling",
"weakness", "weaponry", "wearable", "weariest", "wearying",
"weathers", "websites", "weddings", "weediest", "weekdays",
"weekends", "weeklies", "weepiest", "weepings", "weighing",
"weighted", "weirdest", "weirding", "welcomed", "welcomes",
"wellness", "welshing", "weltered", "werewolf", "westerly",
"westerns", "westward", "wetbacks", "wetlands", "whacking",
"whammies", "whamming", "whatever", "whatsits", "wheatens",
"wheedled", "wheedles", "wheelies", "wheeling", "wheezier",
"wheezily", "wheezing", "whelping", "whenever", "wherever",
"whetting", "whiffing", "whimming", "whimpers", "whimsier",
"whimsies", "whingers", "whinging", "whiniest", "whinnied",
"whinnier", "whinnies", "whipcord", "whiplash", "whippets",
"whipping", "whirling", "whirring", "whiskers", "whiskery",
"whisking", "whispers", "whistled", "whistler", "whistles",
"whitecap", "whitened", "whitener", "whiteout", "whithers",
"whitings", "whittled", "whittler", "whittles", "whizzing",
"whodunit", "whomever", "whoopees", "whooping", "whooshed",
"whooshes", "whoppers", "whopping", "whupping", "wickeder",
"wickedly", "wideness", "widening", "widowers", "widowing",
"wielding", "wifelier", "wigglers", "wigglier", "wiggling",
"wighting", "wildcats", "wildfire", "wildfowl", "wildlife",
"wildness", "wiliness", "wimpiest", "wimpling", "winching",
"windbags", "windburn", "windfall", "windiest", "windlass",
"windless", "windmill", "windowed", "windpipe", "windsock",
"windsurf", "windward", "wineries", "wingless", "wingspan",
"wingtips", "winkling", "winnings", "winnowed", "winsomer",
"wintered", "wintrier", "wireless", "wiretaps", "wiriness",
"wiseacre", "wiseguys", "wiselier", "wishbone", "wispiest",
"wisteria", "witchery", "witching", "withdraw", "withdrew",
"withered", "withheld", "withhold", "wittered", "wittiest",
"wizardry", "wobblier", "wobblies", "wobbling", "woefully",
"womanish", "wondered", "wondrous", "woodbine", "woodcock",
"woodcuts", "woodener", "woodenly", "woodiest", "woodland",
"woodlice", "woodpile", "woodshed", "woodsier", "woodsman",
"woodsmen", "woodwind", "woodwork", "woodworm", "woollier",
"woollies", "wooziest", "wordiest", "wordings", "wordless",
"wordplay", "workable", "workaday", "workbook", "workdays",
"workfare", "workings", "workload", "workmate", "workouts",
"workroom", "workshop", "worktops", "workweek", "wormhole",
"wormiest", "wormwood", "worriers", "worrying", "worsened",
"worships", "worsting", "worthier", "worthies", "worthily",
"wounding", "wracking", "wrangled", "wrangler", "wrangles",
"wrappers", "wrapping", "wrathful", "wrathing", "wreaking",
"wreathed", "wreathes", "wreckage", "wreckers", "wrecking",
"wrenched", "wrenches", "wresting", "wrestled", "wrestler",
"wrestles", "wretched", "wretches", "wriggled", "wriggler",
"wriggles", "wringers", "wringing", "wrinkled", "wrinkles",
"writable", "writhing", "writings", "wrongest", "wrongful",
"wronging", "xeroxing", "yachting", "yammered", "yardages",
"yardarms", "yarmulke", "yashmaks", "yearbook", "yearlies",
"yearling", "yearning", "yeastier", "yellowed", "yellower",
"yeshivas", "yielding", "youngest", "youngish", "yourself",
"youthful", "yuckiest", "yuletide", "yummiest", "zaniness",
"zealotry", "zeppelin", "zillions", "zincking", "zippered",
"zippiest", "zodiacal", "zucchini", "zwieback"
};
const char* w_9[] = {
"aardvarks", "abandoned", "abasement", "abatement", "abattoirs",
"abdicated", "abdicates", "abdominal", "abducting", "abduction",
"abductors", "abhorrent", "abhorring", "abilities", "abjecting",
"ablatives", "ablutions", "abnegated", "abnegates", "abolished",
"abolishes", "abolition", "abominate", "aborigine", "abortions",
"abounding", "abrasions", "abrasives", "abridging", "abrogated",
"abrogates", "abruptest", "abscessed", "abscesses", "abscissas",
"absconded", "abseiling", "absentees", "absenting", "absoluter",
"absolutes", "absolving", "absorbent", "absorbing", "abstained",
"abstainer", "abstinent", "abstracts", "abstruser", "absurdest",
"absurdity", "abundance", "abusively", "abutments", "abysmally",
"academics", "academies", "accenting", "accepting", "accessing",
"accession", "accessory", "accidents", "acclaimed", "acclimate",
"accoladed", "accolades", "accompany", "according", "accordion",
"accosting", "accounted", "accredits", "accretion", "accustoms",
"acetylene", "achievers", "achieving", "acidified", "acidifies",
"acidulous", "acoustics", "acquaints", "acquiesce", "acquirers",
"acquiring", "acquittal", "acquitted", "acrobatic", "acrostics",
"actioning", "activated", "activates", "activists", "actresses",
"actuality", "actuarial", "actuaries", "actuating", "actuators",
"acuteness", "adamantly", "adaptable", "adaptions", "addicting",
"addiction", "addictive", "additions", "additives", "addressed",
"addressee", "addresses", "adenoidal", "adeptness", "adherence",
"adherents", "adhesives", "adiabatic", "adjective", "adjoining",
"adjourned", "adjudging", "adjusters", "adjusting", "adjutants",
"admirable", "admirably", "admiralty", "admission", "admitting",
"admixture", "adoptions", "adoration", "adoringly", "adornment",
"adrenalin", "adroitest", "adulating", "adulation", "adulatory",
"adulterer", "adulthood", "adumbrate", "advancing", "advantage",
"adventure", "adverbial", "adversary", "adversely", "adversest",
"adversity", "adverting", "advertise", "advisable", "advisedly",
"advocated", "advocates", "aerialist", "aerobatic", "aerodrome",
"aerograms", "aerospace", "aesthetes", "aesthetic", "aetiology",
"affablest", "affecting", "affection", "affidavit", "affiliate",
"affirming", "afflicted", "affluence", "affording", "afforests",
"affronted", "aforesaid", "aftercare", "afterglow", "afterlife",
"aftermath", "afternoon", "afterword", "aggravate", "aggregate",
"aggressor", "aggrieved", "aggrieves", "agitating", "agitation",
"agitators", "agnostics", "agrarians", "agreeable", "agreeably",
"agreement", "aimlessly", "airdromes", "airfields", "airletter",
"airlifted", "airliners", "airmailed", "airstrips", "airworthy",
"alabaster", "alarmists", "albacores", "albatross", "alchemist",
"alcoholic", "alehouses", "alertness", "algebraic", "algorithm",
"alienable", "alienated", "alienates", "alighting", "alignment",
"alkaloids", "allegedly", "alleluias", "allergens", "allergies",
"allergist", "alleviate", "alleyways", "alliances", "alligator",
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"substrata", "substrate", "subsuming", "subsystem", "subtenant",
"subtended", "subtitled", "subtitles", "subtotals", "subtracts",
"suburbans", "subverted", "succeeded", "successes", "successor",
"succotash", "succulent", "succumbed", "suckering", "sucklings",
"suctioned", "sufferers", "suffering", "sufficing", "suffixing",
"suffocate", "suffragan", "suffusing", "suffusion", "sugarcane",
"sugarcoat", "sugariest", "sugarless", "suggested", "suggester",
"suitcases", "sulkiness", "sullenest", "sulphates", "sulphides",
"sultanate", "sultriest", "summaries", "summarily", "summation",
"summerier", "summering", "summoners", "summoning", "summonsed",
"summonses", "sumptuous", "sunbathed", "sunbather", "sunbathes",
"sunblocks", "sunbonnet", "sunburned", "sundering", "sunfishes",
"sunflower", "sunrising", "sunscreen", "sunshades", "sunstroke",
"suntanned", "superbest", "superegos", "superglue", "superhero",
"superiors", "supernova", "supersede", "superstar", "supervene",
"supervise", "supplants", "suppliant", "suppliers", "supplying",
"supported", "supporter", "supposing", "suppurate", "supremacy",
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"surfacing", "surfboard", "surfeited", "surgeries", "surliness",
"surmising", "surmounts", "surpassed", "surpasses", "surplices",
"surpluses", "surprised", "surprises", "surrender", "surrogacy",
"surrogate", "surrounds", "surtaxing", "surtitles", "surveying",
"surveyors", "survivals", "surviving", "survivors", "suspected",
"suspended", "suspender", "suspicion", "sustained", "swaddling",
"swaggered", "swaggerer", "swallowed", "swampiest", "swankiest",
"swansongs", "swarthier", "swastikas", "swattered", "swearword",
"sweatband", "sweatiest", "sweatshop", "sweatsuit", "sweepings",
"sweetcorn", "sweetened", "sweetener", "sweetmeat", "sweetness",
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"swindlers", "swindling", "swingeing", "swirliest", "switching",
"swooshing", "swordfish", "swordplay", "swordsman", "swordsmen",
"sybarites", "sybaritic", "sycamores", "sycophant", "syllabify",
"syllables", "syllabubs", "syllogism", "sylphlike", "symbioses",
"symbiosis", "symbiotic", "symbolics", "symbolism", "symmetric",
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"syndromes", "synergies", "synergism", "syntactic", "syntheses",
"synthesis", "synthetic", "syringing", "systemics", "tableland",
"tableware", "tabulated", "tabulates", "tabulator", "tacitness",
"tackiness", "tactfully", "tactician", "tailbacks", "tailboard",
"tailbones", "tailcoats", "tailgated", "tailgates", "taillight",
"tailoring", "tailpiece", "tailpipes", "tailspins", "tailwinds",
"takeaways", "takeovers", "talismans", "talkative", "tallyhoed",
"tamarinds", "tamoxifen", "tampering", "tangerine", "tangibles",
"tanneries", "tapeworms", "tarantula", "tardiness", "targeting",
"tarmacked", "tarnished", "tarnishes", "tarpaulin", "tarragons",
"tasteless", "tastiness", "tattering", "tattooing", "tattooist",
"tautening", "tautology", "tawdriest", "taxidermy", "taxonomic",
"taxpayers", "teachable", "teachings", "teakettle", "teammates",
"teamsters", "tearaways", "teardrops", "tearfully", "teargases",
"teasingly", "teaspoons", "technical", "technique", "tectonics",
"tediously", "teenagers", "teetering", "telecasts", "telegenic",
"telegrams", "telegraph", "telemeter", "telemetry", "teleology",
"telepathy", "telephone", "telephony", "telephoto", "telesales",
"telescope", "telethons", "teletypes", "televised", "televises",
"tellering", "tellingly", "telltales", "temperate", "tempering",
"templates", "temporary", "temptings", "temptress", "tenacious",
"tenancies", "tenanting", "tenderest", "tendering", "tenements",
"tenseness", "tentacles", "tentative", "tenuously", "termagant",
"terminals", "terminate", "terracing", "terrapins", "terrarium",
"terrified", "terrifies", "territory", "terrorism", "terrorist",
"terseness", "testament", "testicles", "testified", "testifies",
"testimony", "testiness", "tetchiest", "tethering", "textbooks",
"textually", "thankless", "thatchers", "thatching", "thematics",
"theocracy", "theoretic", "theorists", "theosophy", "therapies",
"therapist", "therefore", "therefrom", "thereupon", "therewith",
"thermally", "thermoses", "thesaurus", "thespians", "thickened",
"thickener", "thickness", "thighbone", "thimbling", "thingummy",
"thinkable", "thirstier", "thirstily", "thirsting", "thirteens",
"thirtieth", "thorniest", "thousands", "thralldom", "thralling",
"thrashers", "thrashing", "threading", "threatens", "threefold",
"threesome", "threshers", "threshing", "threshold", "thriftier",
"thriftily", "thrillers", "thrilling", "thrivings", "throatier",
"throatily", "throbbing", "thronging", "throttled", "throttles",
"throwaway", "throwback", "thrumming", "thrusting", "thumbnail",
"thumbtack", "thundered", "thwacking", "thwarting", "ticketing",
"tidemarks", "tidewater", "tiebreaks", "tightened", "tightness",
"tightrope", "tightwads", "tigresses", "timeliest", "timepiece",
"timescale", "timeshare", "timetable", "timpanist", "tinctured",
"tinctures", "tinderbox", "tingliest", "tinkering", "tinsmiths",
"tippexing", "tipsiness", "tiptoeing", "tiredness", "titillate",
"titivated", "titivates", "tittering", "toadstool", "toastiest",
"toboggans", "toileting", "tolerable", "tolerably", "tolerance",
"tolerated", "tolerates", "tollbooth", "tollgates", "tomahawks",
"tombstone", "tomorrows", "tonsorial", "tonsuring", "toolboxes",
"toothache", "toothiest", "toothless", "toothpick", "toothsome",
"topically", "toreadors", "tormented", "tormentor", "tornadoes",
"torpedoed", "torpedoes", "torpidity", "torridest", "tortillas",
"tortoises", "torturers", "torturing", "torturous", "tottering",
"touchdown", "touchiest", "touchings", "touchline", "toughened",
"toughness", "towelette", "towheaded", "townhouse", "townsfolk",
"townships", "traceable", "traceries", "trackball", "tracksuit",
"tractable", "trademark", "tradesman", "tradesmen", "tradition",
"traducing", "tragedian", "tragedies", "trailered", "traipsing",
"tramlines", "trampling", "transacts", "transcend", "transepts",
"transfers", "transform", "transfuse", "transient", "transited",
"translate", "transmits", "transmute", "transpire", "transport",
"transpose", "transship", "trapdoors", "trapezing", "trapezium",
"trapezoid", "trappable", "trappings", "trashcans", "trashiest",
"traumatic", "travailed", "traversed", "traverses", "treachery",
"treacling", "treadling", "treadmill", "treasured", "treasurer",
"treasures", "treatable", "treatises", "treatment", "trellised",
"trellises", "trembling", "tremulous", "trenchant", "trenchers",
"trenching", "trendiest", "trialling", "triangles", "triathlon",
"tribalism", "tribesman", "tribesmen", "tribunals", "tributary",
"tricepses", "trickiest", "trickling", "trickster", "tricycled",
"tricycles", "triennial", "trifocals", "triggered", "trillions",
"trilogies", "trimarans", "trimester", "trimmings", "trinities",
"triplying", "triptychs", "tripwires", "trisected", "triteness",
"triumphal", "triumphed", "trivially", "trolloped", "trombones",
"troopship", "trophying", "tropicals", "troubling", "trouncing",
"trousseau", "truanting", "truckling", "truckload", "truculent",
"trueloves", "trumpeted", "trumpeter", "truncated", "truncates",
"truncheon", "trundling", "trustiest", "tubercles", "tuckering",
"tumescent", "tumulting", "tunefully", "turbidity", "turbojets",
"turboprop", "turbulent", "turgidity", "turmerics", "turmoiled",
"turnabout", "turncoats", "turniping", "turnovers", "turnpikes",
"turnround", "turnstile", "turntable", "turpitude", "turquoise",
"tutorials", "twaddling", "tweediest", "twentieth", "twiddling",
"twiggiest", "twinkling", "twitchier", "twitching", "twittered",
"twopences", "tympanums", "typecasts", "typefaces", "typewrite",
"typewrote", "typically", "typifying", "tyrannies", "tyrannous",
"ulcerated", "ulcerates", "ultimated", "ultimates", "ultimatum",
"ululating", "ululation", "umbilical", "umbilicus", "umbraging",
"umbrellas", "umpteenth", "unabashed", "unadorned", "unadvised",
"unalloyed", "unaltered", "unanimity", "unanimous", "unashamed",
"unbalance", "unbarring", "unbeknown", "unbending", "unbinding",
"unblocked", "unbolting", "unbosomed", "unbounded", "unbranded",
"unbridled", "unbuckled", "unbuckles", "unburdens", "unbuttons",
"uncannier", "uncannily", "unceasing", "uncertain", "unchanged",
"uncharted", "unchecked", "unclaimed", "unclasped", "uncleaner",
"uncleanly", "unclearer", "unclothed", "unclothes", "uncoiling",
"unconcern", "uncorking", "uncounted", "uncoupled", "uncouples",
"uncovered", "uncurling", "undamaged", "undaunted", "undeceive",
"undecided", "undefined", "underacts", "underarms", "underbids",
"undercoat", "undercuts", "underdogs", "underdone", "underfeed",
"underflow", "underfoot", "undergoes", "undergone", "undergrad",
"underhand", "underlain", "underlays", "underlies", "underline",
"underling", "undermine", "undermost", "underpaid", "underpass",
"underpays", "underpins", "underplay", "underrate", "underseas",
"undersell", "undershot", "underside", "undersign", "undersold",
"undertake", "undertone", "undertook", "undertows", "underused",
"underwear", "underwent", "undiluted", "undivided", "undoubted",
"undressed", "undresses", "undulated", "undulates", "unearthed",
"unearthly", "uneasiest", "uneatable", "unequally", "unethical",
"unevenest", "unfailing", "unfairest", "unfastens", "unfeeling",
"unfeigned", "unfetters", "unfitting", "unfocused", "unfolding",
"unfounded", "unfrocked", "unfurling", "ungodlier", "unguarded",
"ungulates", "unhanding", "unhappier", "unhappily", "unhealthy",
"unhelpful", "unhinging", "unhitched", "unhitches", "unholiest",
"unhooking", "unhorsing", "unhurried", "unicycles", "uniformed",
"uniformer", "uniformly", "unimpeded", "uninjured", "uninsured",
"uninvited", "unionists", "universal", "universes", "unkindest",
"unknowing", "unlatched", "unlatches", "unleashed", "unleashes",
"unlimited", "unloading", "unlocking", "unloosing", "unluckier",
"unluckily", "unmanlier", "unmanning", "unmarried", "unmasking",
"unmatched", "unmindful", "unmusical", "unnatural", "unnerving",
"unnoticed", "unopposed", "unpacking", "unpainted", "unpicking",
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"unquoting", "unreadier", "unreality", "unrefined", "unrelated",
"unresting", "unrolling", "unruffled", "unruliest", "unsaddled",
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"unseating", "unsecured", "unselfish", "unsettled", "unsettles",
"unsheathe", "unsightly", "unskilled", "unsmiling", "unsnapped",
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"unstopped", "unstudied", "unsullied", "untainted", "untangled",
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"untreated", "untutored", "untwisted", "untypical", "unusually",
"unvarying", "unveiling", "unwariest", "unwelcome", "unwilling",
"unwinding", "unwitting", "unworldly", "unwrapped", "unwritten",
"unzipping", "upbraided", "upchucked", "upcountry", "upgrading",
"upheavals", "upholders", "upholding", "upholster", "uplifting",
"uploading", "uppercase", "uppercuts", "uppermost", "upraising",
"uprisings", "uprooting", "upsetting", "upstaging", "upstarted",
"upstreams", "upsurging", "upturning", "urinating", "urination",
"urologist", "uselessly", "usherette", "utilities", "utterance",
"uttermost", "vacancies", "vacations", "vaccinate", "vacillate",
"vacuously", "vacuuming", "vagabonds", "vagueness", "vainglory",
"valancing", "valencies", "valentine", "valiantly", "validated",
"validates", "validness", "valuables", "valuation", "valueless",
"vamoosing", "vampiring", "vandalism", "vanguards", "vanishing",
"vapidness", "vaporised", "vaporises", "variables", "variances",
"variation", "varicoses", "variegate", "varieties", "variously",
"varnished", "varnishes", "varsities", "vasectomy", "vassalage",
"vassaling", "vectoring", "vegetable", "vegetated", "vegetates",
"vehemence", "vehicular", "velodrome", "velveteen", "velvetier",
"velveting", "vendettas", "veneering", "venerable", "venerated",
"venerates", "vengeance", "ventilate", "ventricle", "venturing",
"venturous", "veracious", "verballed", "verbosely", "verbosity",
"verdigris", "verifying", "veritable", "veritably", "vermilion",
"verminous", "versatile", "versified", "versifies", "vertebrae",
"vertebral", "verticals", "vestibule", "vestigial", "vestments",
"vexations", "vexatious", "viability", "vibrantly", "vibrating",
"vibration", "vibrators", "viburnums", "vicarages", "vicarious",
"viciously", "victories", "videodisc", "videotape", "viewpoint",
"vigilance", "vigilante", "vignetted", "vignettes", "vilifying",
"villagers", "vindicate", "vineyards", "violating", "violation",
"violators", "violently", "violinist", "virginals", "virginity",
"virtually", "virtuosos", "virulence", "viscosity", "viscounts",
"visionary", "visioning", "vitiating", "vitiation", "vitriolic",
"vivacious", "vividness", "vivifying", "vocalists", "vocations",
"vocatives", "voiceless", "volcanics", "volcanoes", "volleying",
"voltmeter", "voluntary", "volunteer", "voodooing", "voodooism",
"voracious", "vouchsafe", "voyeurism", "vulgarest", "vulgarism",
"vulgarity", "wackiness", "wainscots", "waistband", "waistcoat",
"waistline", "walkabout", "walkaways", "walkovers", "wallabies",
"wallboard", "walloping", "wallowing", "wallpaper", "wanderers",
"wandering", "wannabees", "wantoning", "wardening", "wardering",
"wardrobes", "wardrooms", "warehouse", "warhorses", "warmonger",
"warplanes", "warranted", "washables", "washbasin", "washboard",
"washbowls", "washcloth", "washering", "washrooms", "washstand",
"waspishly", "wassailed", "wasteland", "wastering", "watchable",
"watchband", "watchdogs", "watchword", "waterfall", "waterfowl",
"waterhole", "wateriest", "waterline", "watermark", "watermill",
"watershed", "waterside", "waterways", "wavebands", "wayfarers",
"wayfaring", "waylaying", "waywardly", "weakening", "weakliest",
"weaklings", "wealthier", "weariness", "wearisome", "weathered",
"webmaster", "weekended", "weekender", "weeknight", "weightier",
"weightily", "weighting", "weirdness", "welcoming", "weltering",
"westbound", "westerner", "westwards", "whackings", "whalebone",
"wheatgerm", "wheatmeal", "wheedling", "wheelbase", "wheeziest",
"wherefore", "whereupon", "whetstone", "whichever", "whimpered",
"whimsical", "whimsiest", "whingeing", "whinniest", "whinnying",
"whippings", "whirligig", "whirlpool", "whirlwind", "whiskered",
"whispered", "whistlers", "whistling", "whitebait", "whitecaps",
"whitefish", "whiteners", "whiteness", "whitening", "whitewall",
"whitewash", "whithered", "whittlers", "whittling", "whodunits",
"wholefood", "wholemeal", "wholeness", "wholesale", "wholesome",
"whooshing", "whoppings", "whosoever", "wickedest", "widowhood",
"wifeliest", "wiggliest", "wigwagged", "wildfires", "willinger",
"willingly", "willowier", "willpower", "windblown", "windbreak",
"windburns", "windfalls", "windiness", "windmills", "windowing",
"windpipes", "windsocks", "windstorm", "windsurfs", "windswept",
"wineglass", "wingspans", "winnowing", "winsomely", "winsomest",
"wintering", "wintriest", "wiseacres", "wisecrack", "wiseliest",
"wishbones", "wishfully", "wisterias", "wistfully", "withdrawn",
"withdraws", "withering", "withholds", "withstand", "withstood",
"witlessly", "witnessed", "witnesses", "wittering", "witticism",
"wittiness", "wittingly", "wobbliest", "woebegone", "woefuller",
"wolfhound", "wolverine", "womanhood", "womankind", "womanlier",
"womanlike", "womenfolk", "wonderful", "wondering", "woodblock",
"woodchuck", "woodcocks", "woodcraft", "woodenest", "woodiness",
"woodlands", "woodlouse", "woodpiles", "woodsheds", "woodsiest",
"woodwinds", "woodworms", "wooliness", "woolliest", "wooziness",
"wordiness", "wordsmith", "workbench", "workbooks", "workforce",
"workhorse", "workhouse", "workloads", "workmates", "workplace",
"workrooms", "worksheet", "workshops", "workweeks", "worldlier",
"worldwide", "wormholes", "worriedly", "worrisome", "worryings",
"worrywart", "worsening", "worthiest", "worthless", "wranglers",
"wrangling", "wrappings", "wreathing", "wrenching", "wrestlers",
"wrestling", "wrigglers", "wrigglier", "wriggling", "wrinklier",
"wrinklies", "wrinkling", "wristband", "wrongdoer", "wrongness",
"xenophobe", "xylophone", "yachtsman", "yachtsmen", "yammering",
"yardstick", "yarmulkes", "yearbooks", "yearlings", "yearnings",
"yeastiest", "yellowest", "yellowing", "yellowish", "yesterday",
"yieldings", "youngster", "yuppified", "yuppifies", "zealously",
"zeitgeist", "zeppelins", "zestfully", "zigzagged", "zippering",
"zirconium", "zookeeper", "zoologist", "zucchinis"
};
const char* w_10[] = {
"abandoning", "abbreviate", "abdicating", "abdication",
"abductions", "aberration", "abhorrence", "abjuration",
"abnegating", "abnegation", "abnormally", "abolishing",
"abominable", "abominably", "abominated", "abominates",
"aboriginal", "aborigines", "aboveboard", "abrasively",
"abrogating", "abrogation", "abruptness", "abscessing",
"absconding", "absolutely", "absolutest", "absolution",
"absolutism", "absolutist", "absorbency", "absorbents",
"absorption", "abstainers", "abstaining", "abstemious",
"abstention", "abstinence", "abstracted", "abstracter",
"abstractly", "abstrusely", "abstrusest", "abundances",
"abundantly", "academical", "acanthuses", "accelerate",
"accentuate", "acceptable", "acceptably", "acceptance",
"accessible", "accessibly", "accessions", "accidental",
"acclaiming", "acclimated", "acclimates", "accolading",
"accomplice", "accomplish", "accordance", "accordions",
"accountant", "accounting", "accredited", "accretions",
"accumulate", "accurately", "accusation", "accusative",
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"achromatic", "acidifying", "acoustical", "acquainted",
"acquiesced", "acquiesces", "acquirable", "acquittals",
"acquitting", "acrobatics", "actionable", "activating",
"activation", "activities", "adaptation", "addictions",
"additional", "addressees", "addressing", "adequately",
"adjacently", "adjectival", "adjectives", "adjourning",
"adjudicate", "adjuration", "adjustable", "adjustment",
"administer", "admiration", "admiringly", "admissible",
"admissions", "admittance", "admittedly", "admixtures",
"admonished", "admonishes", "admonition", "admonitory",
"adolescent", "adornments", "adrenaline", "adroitness",
"adulterant", "adulterate", "adulterers", "adulteress",
"adulteries", "adulterous", "adumbrated", "adumbrates",
"advantaged", "advantages", "adventured", "adventurer",
"adventures", "adverbials", "advertised", "advertiser",
"advertises", "advisement", "advisories", "advocating",
"aerialists", "aerobatics", "aerodromes", "aerogramme",
"aeronautic", "aesthetics", "affability", "affectedly",
"affections", "affidavits", "affiliated", "affiliates",
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"soundbites", "soundproof", "soundtrack", "sourdoughs",
"sourpusses", "sousaphone", "southbound", "southerner",
"southwards", "sovereigns", "spacecraft", "spaceships",
"spacesuits", "spacewalks", "spacewoman", "spacewomen",
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"spideriest", "spiderwebs", "spillovers", "spindliest",
"spinnakers", "spiritedly", "spiritless", "spirituals",
"spirituous", "spitefully", "splashdown", "splashiest",
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"spoilsport", "spoliation", "sponginess", "sponsoring",
"spoonbills", "spoonerism", "sportingly", "sportscast",
"sportswear", "spotlessly", "spotlights", "spottiness",
"springboks", "springiest", "springtime", "sprinklers",
"sprinkling", "spuriously", "sputtering", "spyglasses",
"spymasters", "squabbling", "squalidest", "squandered",
"squareness", "squashiest", "squattered", "squeakiest",
"squeezebox", "squelching", "squigglier", "squiggling",
"squirmiest", "squishiest", "stablemate", "stagecoach",
"stagecraft", "stagehands", "staggering", "stagnating",
"stagnation", "staircases", "stairwells", "stalactite",
"stalagmite", "stalemated", "stalemates", "stalwartly",
"stammerers", "stammering", "stampeding", "stanchions",
"standpipes", "standpoint", "standstill", "starchiest",
"starfishes", "stargazers", "stargazing", "starstruck",
"starvation", "statehouse", "stateliest", "statements",
"staterooms", "statically", "stationary", "stationers",
"stationery", "stationing", "statistics", "statuesque",
"statuettes", "staunchest", "staunching", "steadiness",
"steakhouse", "stealthier", "stealthily", "steamboats",
"steamrolls", "steamships", "steelmaker", "steelworks",
"steepening", "stentorian", "stepfather", "stepladder",
"stepmother", "stepparent", "stepsister", "stereotype",
"stevedores", "stewardess", "stewarding", "stickiness",
"stiffeners", "stiffening", "stiflingly", "stillbirth",
"stillborns", "stimulants", "stimulated", "stimulates",
"stinginess", "stipulated", "stipulates", "stirringly",
"stochastic", "stockading", "stockiness", "stockpiled",
"stockpiles", "stockrooms", "stockyards", "stodginess",
"stomaching", "stonemason", "stonewalls", "stoplights",
"stoppering", "storefront", "storehouse", "storerooms",
"storminess", "storyboard", "storybooks", "stovepipes",
"straddling", "stragglers", "stragglier", "straggling",
"straighted", "straighten", "straighter", "straitened",
"strangered", "stranglers", "strangling", "stratagems",
"strategics", "strategies", "strategist", "stratified",
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"streetcars", "streetlamp", "streetwise", "strengthen",
"stretchers", "stretchier", "stretching", "striations",
"strictness", "strictures", "stridently", "strikeouts",
"strikingly", "stringency", "stringiest", "striplings",
"striptease", "stronghold", "strongroom", "stroppiest",
"structural", "structured", "structures", "struggling",
"strumpeted", "strychnine", "stubbliest", "stubborned",
"stubborner", "stubbornly", "studiously", "stuffiness",
"stultified", "stultifies", "stunningly", "stupefying",
"stupendous", "sturdiness", "stutterers", "stuttering",
"stylistics", "subalterns", "subatomics", "subcompact",
"subculture", "subdivided", "subdivides", "subeditors",
"subheading", "subjecting", "subjection", "subjective",
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"subletting", "sublimated", "sublimates", "subliminal",
"submariner", "submarines", "submerging", "submersing",
"submersion", "submission", "submissive", "submitting",
"suborbital", "subpoenaed", "subprogram", "subroutine",
"subscribed", "subscriber", "subscribes", "subscripts",
"subsection", "subsequent", "subsidence", "subsidiary",
"subsisting", "subsoiling", "subspecies", "substances",
"substation", "substitute", "substratum", "subsystems",
"subtenants", "subtending", "subterfuge", "subtitling",
"subtleties", "subtracted", "subtrahend", "subvention",
"subversion", "subversive", "subverting", "succeeding",
"successful", "succession", "successive", "successors",
"succincter", "succinctly", "succulence", "succulents",
"succumbing", "suctioning", "suddenness", "sufferance",
"sufferings", "sufficient", "suffocated", "suffocates",
"suffragans", "suffragist", "sugarcoats", "suggesting",
"suggestion", "suggestive", "sullenness", "sultanates",
"sultriness", "summations", "summeriest", "summertime",
"summonsing", "sunbathers", "sunbathing", "sunbonnets",
"sunburning", "sundresses", "sunflowers", "sunglasses",
"sunscreens", "sunsetting", "suntanning", "supergrass",
"superhuman", "supermodel", "supernovae", "supernovas",
"superpower", "superseded", "supersedes", "supersonic",
"superstars", "superstate", "superstore", "supervened",
"supervenes", "supervised", "supervises", "supervisor",
"superwoman", "superwomen", "suppertime", "supplanted",
"supplement", "suppleness", "suppliants", "supplicant",
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"suppressor", "suppurated", "suppurates", "surceasing",
"surcharged", "surcharges", "surefooted", "surfboards",
"surfeiting", "surgically", "surmounted", "surpassing",
"surplussed", "surprising", "surrealism", "surrealist",
"surrenders", "surrogates", "surrounded", "survivable",
"suspecting", "suspenders", "suspending", "suspension",
"suspicions", "suspicious", "sustaining", "sustenance",
"suzerainty", "swaggering", "swallowing", "swarthiest",
"swattering", "swaybacked", "swearwords", "sweatbands",
"sweatpants", "sweatshirt", "sweatshops", "sweatsuits",
"sweetbread", "sweetbrier", "sweeteners", "sweetening",
"sweetheart", "sweetmeats", "swellheads", "sweltering",
"swimmingly", "switchable", "switchback", "sycophancy",
"sycophants", "syllabuses", "syllogisms", "symbolical",
"symmetries", "sympathies", "symphonies", "symposiums",
"synagogues", "syncopated", "syncopates", "syndicated",
"syndicates", "synonymous", "syntactics", "synthetics",
"syphilises", "syphilitic", "systematic", "tabernacle",
"tablecloth", "tablelands", "tablespoon", "tabulating",
"tabulation", "tabulators", "tachograph", "tachometer",
"tactically", "tacticians", "tactlessly", "tailboards",
"tailgating", "taillights", "tailpieces", "tallyhoing",
"tambourine", "tangential", "tangerines", "tantamount",
"tapestries", "tarantulas", "tarmacadam", "tarmacking",
"tarnishing", "tarpaulins", "taskmaster", "tastefully",
"tattletale", "tattooists", "tawdriness", "taxonomies",
"teakettles", "teargassed", "tearjerker", "technicals",
"technician", "techniques", "technocrat", "technology",
"telecaster", "telegraphs", "telegraphy", "telemeters",
"telepathic", "telephoned", "telephones", "telephonic",
"telephotos", "telescoped", "telescopes", "telescopic",
"televising", "television", "teleworker", "temperance",
"temperated", "temperates", "temporally", "temptation",
"temptingly", "tenability", "tendencies", "tenderfoot",
"tenderloin", "tenderness", "tendinitis", "tentatives",
"termagants", "terminable", "terminally", "terminated",
"terminates", "terminator", "terracotta", "terrariums",
"terrifying", "terrorists", "tessellate", "testaments",
"testicular", "testifying", "tetchiness", "thankfully",
"theatrical", "themselves", "theocratic", "theodolite",
"theologian", "theologies", "therapists", "thereabout",
"thereafter", "thermionic", "thermostat", "thickeners",
"thickening", "thighbones", "thimbleful", "thirstiest",
"thirteenth", "thirtieths", "thorougher", "thoroughly",
"thoughtful", "thousandth", "thrashings", "threadbare",
"threatened", "threepence", "threescore", "threesomes",
"threnodies", "thresholds", "thriftiest", "throatiest",
"thromboses", "thrombosis", "throttling", "throughout",
"throughput", "throwaways", "throwbacks", "thumbnails",
"thumbprint", "thumbscrew", "thumbtacks", "thundering",
"thunderous", "tiddlywink", "tidewaters", "tiebreaker",
"tightening", "tightropes", "timberland", "timberline",
"timekeeper", "timelessly", "timeliness", "timepieces",
"timescales", "timeserver", "timeshares", "timetabled",
"timetables", "timorously", "timpanists", "tincturing",
"tirelessly", "tiresomely", "titillated", "titillates",
"titivating", "toadstools", "tobogganed", "toiletries",
"tolerances", "tolerantly", "tolerating", "toleration",
"tollbooths", "tomahawked", "tombstones", "tomfoolery",
"tonalities", "tonelessly", "toothaches", "toothbrush",
"toothpaste", "toothpicks", "topicality", "topography",
"torchlight", "tormenting", "tormentors", "torpedoing",
"torrential", "tortuously", "totalities", "touchdowns",
"touchiness", "touchingly", "touchlines", "touchpaper",
"touchstone", "toughening", "tourmaline", "tournament",
"tourniquet", "towelettes", "townhouses", "toxicities",
"toxicology", "trackballs", "tracksuits", "trademarks",
"traditions", "trafficked", "trafficker", "tragedians",
"tragically", "tragicomic", "trailering", "traitorous",
"trajectory", "trampoline", "tranquiler", "tranquilly",
"transacted", "transcends", "transcribe", "transcript",
"transducer", "transferal", "transfixed", "transfixes",
"transforms", "transfused", "transfuses", "transgenic",
"transgress", "transience", "transiency", "transients",
"transistor", "transiting", "transition", "transitive",
"transitory", "translated", "translates", "translator",
"transmuted", "transmutes", "transpired", "transpires",
"transplant", "transports", "transposed", "transposes",
"transships", "transverse", "trapeziums", "trapezoids",
"travailing", "travelogue", "traversing", "travestied",
"travesties", "treadmills", "treasonous", "treasurers",
"treasuries", "treasuring", "treatments", "trellising",
"tremendous", "trenchancy", "trendiness", "trespassed",
"trespasser", "trespasses", "triangular", "triathlete",
"triathlons", "trickiness", "tricksters", "tricycling",
"triennials", "triggering", "trilateral", "trillionth",
"trimesters", "tripartite", "triplicate", "trisecting",
"triumphant", "triumphing", "triviality", "troglodyte",
"trolleybus", "trolloping", "trombonist", "troopships",
"troubadour", "trousseaux", "truckloads", "truculence",
"trumpeters", "trumpeting", "truncating", "truncation",
"truncheons", "trustfully", "truthfully", "tubercular",
"tumbledown", "tumbleweed", "tumescence", "tumultuous",
"tunelessly", "turboprops", "turbulence", "turmoiling",
"turnabouts", "turnaround", "turnrounds", "turnstiles",
"turntables", "turpentine", "turquoises", "turtledove",
"turtleneck", "twentieths", "twitchiest", "twittering",
"typescript", "typesetter", "typewriter", "typewrites",
"typography", "typologies", "tyrannical", "ubiquitous",
"ulcerating", "ulceration", "ultimately", "ultimating",
"ultimatums", "ultrasonic", "ultrasound", "ululations",
"umbrellaed", "unabridged", "unaccented", "unaccepted",
"unaffected", "unanswered", "unarguable", "unarguably",
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"unattended", "unavailing", "unbalanced", "unbalances",
"unbearable", "unbearably", "unbeatable", "unbecoming",
"unbeliever", "unbleached", "unblinking", "unblocking",
"unblushing", "unbosoming", "unbuckling", "unburdened",
"unbuttoned", "uncanniest", "uncensored", "unchanging",
"unclasping", "uncleanest", "unclearest", "unclothing",
"uncommoner", "uncommonly", "unconcerns", "uncoupling",
"uncovering", "uncritical", "unctuously", "uncultured",
"undeceived", "undeceives", "undecideds", "undeclared",
"undefeated", "undefended", "undeniable", "undeniably",
"underacted", "underarmed", "underbelly", "underbrush",
"underclass", "undercoats", "undercover", "underfeeds",
"underfloor", "undergoing", "undergrads", "underlains",
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"undermined", "undermines", "underneath", "underpants",
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"undersells", "undershirt", "undershoot", "undersides",
"undersigns", "undersized", "underskirt", "understand",
"understate", "understood", "understudy", "undertaken",
"undertaker", "undertakes", "undertones", "undervalue",
"underwater", "underwhelm", "underworld", "underwrite",
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"unedifying", "uneducated", "unemployed", "unenviable",
"unerringly", "unevenness", "uneventful", "unexampled",
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"unfaithful", "unfamiliar", "unfastened", "unfeasible",
"unfettered", "unfinished", "unflagging", "unforeseen",
"unfriendly", "unfrocking", "ungainlier", "ungodliest",
"ungracious", "ungrateful", "ungrudging", "unhappiest",
"unheralded", "unhindered", "unhitching", "unhygienic",
"unicameral", "uniformest", "uniforming", "uniformity",
"unilateral", "unimpaired", "uninformed", "uninspired",
"unintended", "uninviting", "uniqueness", "universals",
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"unleashing", "unleavened", "unlettered", "unlicensed",
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"unmerciful", "unmissable", "unmodified", "unmolested",
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"unoriginal", "unorthodox", "unplayable", "unpleasant",
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"unrecorded", "unreleased", "unreliable", "unrelieved",
"unremarked", "unrequited", "unreserved", "unresolved",
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"unsaleable", "unsanitary", "unschooled", "unscramble",
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"unseemlier", "unsettling", "unshakable", "unsheathed",
"unsheathes", "unskillful", "unsnapping", "unsnarling",
"unsociable", "unsoundest", "unspecific", "unsporting",
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"unstopping", "unstressed", "unsuitable", "unsuitably",
"unswerving", "untangling", "unthinking", "untidiness",
"untimelier", "untiringly", "untroubled", "untruthful",
"untwisting", "unverified", "unwariness", "unwavering",
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"unyielding", "upbraiding", "upbringing", "upchucking",
"upholsters", "upholstery", "upliftings", "uproarious",
"upstanding", "upstarting", "upstreamed", "urinalyses",
"urinalysis", "urological", "urologists", "usefulness",
"usherettes", "usurpation", "utterances", "vacationed",
"vacationer", "vaccinated", "vaccinates", "vacillated",
"vacillates", "vagabonded", "valentines", "validating",
"validation", "valuations", "vanishings", "vanquished",
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"variegates", "varnishing", "vaudeville", "vegeburger",
"vegetables", "vegetarian", "vegetating", "vegetation",
"vegetative", "vehemently", "velocities", "velodromes",
"velvetiest", "venerating", "veneration", "vengefully",
"venomously", "ventilated", "ventilates", "ventilator",
"ventricles", "verballing", "verifiable", "vermicelli",
"vernacular", "versifying", "vertebrate", "vertically",
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"victorious", "videodiscs", "videophone", "videotaped",
"videotapes", "viewfinder", "viewpoints", "vigilantes",
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"vouchsafed", "vouchsafes", "vulgarisms", "vulnerable",
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"waistlines", "waitresses", "walkabouts", "wallflower",
"wallopings", "wallpapers", "wanderings", "wanderlust",
"wantonness", "wardresses", "warehoused", "warehouses",
"warmongers", "warrantied", "warranties", "warranting",
"washbasins", "washboards", "washcloths", "washstands",
"wassailing", "wastefully", "wastelands", "wastepaper",
"watchbands", "watchfully", "watchmaker", "watchstrap",
"watchtower", "watchwords", "waterborne", "watercraft",
"watercress", "waterfalls", "waterfowls", "waterfront",
"waterholes", "waterlines", "watermarks", "watermelon",
"watermills", "waterproof", "watersheds", "watersides",
"waterspout", "watertight", "waterwheel", "waterworks",
"wavelength", "wayfarings", "weakfishes", "weaknesses",
"wealthiest", "weaponless", "weathering", "weatherman",
"weathermen", "webmasters", "weedkiller", "weekenders",
"weekending", "weeknights", "weightiest", "weightings",
"weightless", "wellington", "wellspring", "werewolves",
"westerlies", "westerners", "whatsoever", "wheelbases",
"wheelchair", "wheelhouse", "wheeziness", "wherefores",
"whetstones", "whimpering", "whiplashes", "whirligigs",
"whirlpools", "whirlwinds", "whirlybird", "whispering",
"whiteboard", "whitewalls", "whithering", "wholefoods",
"wholegrain", "wholesaled", "wholesaler", "wholesales",
"wholewheat", "whomsoever", "whorehouse", "wickedness",
"wickerwork", "widespread", "wigwagging", "wildcatted",
"wildcatter", "wildebeest", "wilderness", "wildflower",
"willingest", "willowiest", "windbreaks", "windburned",
"windjammer", "windlasses", "windmilled", "windowpane",
"windowsill", "windscreen", "windshield", "windstorms",
"windsurfed", "windsurfer", "wingspread", "wintertime",
"wirelesses", "wiretapped", "wisecracks", "witchcraft",
"withdrawal", "withstands", "witnessing", "witticisms",
"woefullest", "wolfhounds", "wolverines", "womanliest",
"womenfolks", "wonderland", "wonderment", "wondrously",
"woodblocks", "woodchucks", "woodcutter", "woodenness",
"woodpecker", "woolliness", "wordlessly", "wordsmiths",
"workaholic", "workbasket", "workhorses", "workhouses",
"workingman", "workingmen", "workplaces", "worksheets",
"worldliest", "worryingly", "worrywarts", "worshipful",
"worthiness", "worthwhile", "wranglings", "wraparound",
"wrathfully", "wretcheder", "wretchedly", "wriggliest",
"wrinkliest", "wristbands", "wristwatch", "wrongdoers",
"wrongdoing", "wrongfully", "wunderkind", "xenophobes",
"xenophobia", "xenophobic", "xerography", "xylophones",
"yardsticks", "yellowness", "yesterdays", "yesteryear",
"youngsters", "yourselves", "youthfully", "yuppifying",
"zigzagging", "zookeepers", "zoological", "zoologists"
};
const char* w_11[] = {
"abandonment", "abbreviated", "abbreviates", "abdications",
"aberrations", "abjurations", "abnormality", "abominating",
"abomination", "aboriginals", "abortionist", "abracadabra",
"abrogations", "absenteeism", "absolutists", "abstentions",
"abstractest", "abstracting", "abstraction", "absurdities",
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"accessioned", "accessories", "accidentals", "acclamation",
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"accumulator", "accusations", "accusatives", "accustoming",
"achievement", "acknowledge", "acquainting", "acquiescent",
"acquiescing", "acquirement", "acquisition", "acquisitive",
"acrimonious", "actualities", "acupressure", "acupuncture",
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"adolescents", "adulterants", "adulterated", "adulterates",
"adumbrating", "adumbration", "advancement", "advantaging",
"adventurers", "adventuress", "adventuring", "adventurism",
"adventurist", "adventurous", "adversarial", "adversaries",
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"aerodynamic", "aerogrammes", "aeronautics", "affectation",
"affectioned", "affiliating", "affiliation", "affirmation",
"affirmative", "afflictions", "afforesting", "aficionados",
"afterbirths", "afterburner", "aftereffect", "aftershaves",
"aftershocks", "aftertastes", "agglomerate", "agglutinate",
"aggravating", "aggravation", "aggregating", "aggregation",
"agnosticism", "agoraphobia", "agoraphobic", "agriculture",
"agronomists", "aimlessness", "airbrushing", "aircraftman",
"aircraftmen", "airdropping", "airsickness", "airworthier",
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"superheroes", "superimpose", "superintend", "superiority",
"superlative", "supermarket", "supermodels", "superpowers",
"superscript", "superseding", "supersonics", "superstates",
"superstores", "supertanker", "supervening", "supervising",
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"sweepstakes", "sweetbreads", "sweetbriers", "sweethearts",
"swellheaded", "swelterings", "switchbacks", "switchblade",
"switchboard", "swordfishes", "sycophantic", "syllabified",
"syllabifies", "syllogistic", "symmetrical", "sympathetic",
"symptomatic", "synchronous", "syncopating", "syncopation",
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"tachographs", "tachometers", "taciturnity", "tagliatelle",
"tambourines", "tangibility", "taskmasters", "tastelessly",
"tattletales", "tautologies", "taxidermist", "teargassing",
"tearjerkers", "teaspoonful", "technically", "technicians",
"technocracy", "technocrats", "technophobe", "tediousness",
"teenybopper", "teetotalism", "telecasters", "telecasting",
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"telekinesis", "telemetries", "telephoning", "telephonist",
"teleprinter", "telescoping", "televisions", "teleworkers",
"teleworking", "temperament", "temperating", "temperature",
"tempestuous", "temporaries", "temporarily", "temptations",
"temptresses", "tenaciously", "tendentious", "tenderfoots",
"tenderloins", "tentatively", "tenuousness", "terminating",
"termination", "terminators", "terminology", "terrestrial",
"territorial", "territories", "tessellated", "tessellates",
"testimonial", "testimonies", "tetrahedron", "thalidomide",
"thankfuller", "thanklessly", "theatricals", "thenceforth",
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"theoretical", "therapeutic", "thereabouts", "thermometer",
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"thimblefuls", "thingamabob", "thingamajig", "thingumabob",
"thingummies", "thirteenths", "thistledown", "thoroughest",
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"thriftiness", "thrillingly", "throatiness", "thumbprints",
"thumbscrews", "thunderbolt", "thunderclap", "thunderhead",
"tiddlywinks", "tiebreakers", "tightfisted", "timberlines",
"timekeepers", "timekeeping", "timeservers", "timeserving",
"timetabling", "tinderboxes", "titillating", "titillation",
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"tonsillitis", "toothpastes", "topographer", "topographic",
"topological", "touchpapers", "touchstones", "tournaments",
"tourniquets", "townspeople", "tracheotomy", "trademarked",
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"tunefulness", "turbocharge", "turbulently", "turnarounds",
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"uprightness", "upstreaming", "uselessness", "utilitarian",
"vacationers", "vacationing", "vaccinating", "vaccination",
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"variegating", "variegation", "vasectomies", "vegeburgers",
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"waistcoated", "wakefulness", "wallflowers", "wallpapered",
"wanderlusts", "warehousing", "warmhearted", "warrantying",
"washerwoman", "washerwomen", "wastebasket", "watchmakers",
"watchstraps", "watchtowers", "watercourse", "waterfronts",
"waterlogged", "watermarked", "watermelons", "waterproofs",
"waterspouts", "waterwheels", "wavelengths", "waywardness",
"wealthiness", "weathercock", "weedkillers", "weighbridge",
"weightiness", "wellingtons", "wellsprings", "westernmost",
"wheelbarrow", "wheelchairs", "wheelhouses", "wheelwright",
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"whitewashes", "wholesalers", "wholesaling", "whorehouses",
"wildcatters", "wildcatting", "wildebeests", "wildflowers",
"willfulness", "willingness", "windbreaker", "windburning",
"windcheater", "windjammers", "windmilling", "windowpanes",
"windowsills", "windscreens", "windshields", "windsurfers",
"windsurfing", "wineglasses", "wingspreads", "wintergreen",
"wiretapping", "wisecracked", "wistfulness", "withdrawals",
"withdrawing", "witheringly", "withholding", "womanliness",
"wonderfully", "wonderingly", "wonderlands", "woodcarving",
"woodcutters", "woodcutting", "woodpeckers", "woodworking",
"workaholics", "workbaskets", "workbenches", "workmanlike",
"workmanship", "workstation", "worldliness", "wraparounds",
"wretchedest", "wrongdoings", "wrongheaded", "wunderkinds",
"xerographic", "xylophonist", "yachtswoman", "yachtswomen",
"zealousness"
};
const char* w_12[] = {
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"abortionists", "abrasiveness", "abstractedly", "abstractions",
"abstractness", "abstruseness", "academically", "academicians",
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"breathalyser", "breathalyzer", "breathlessly", "breathtaking",
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"bulletproofs", "bullfighters", "bullfighting", "bullshitters",
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"chickenshits", "childbearing", "childishness", "childminders",
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"clownishness", "cobblestones", "cockfighting", "cockleshells",
"codependency", "codependents", "codification", "coefficients",
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"showstoppers", "showstopping", "shuffleboard", "shuttlecocks",
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"withstanding", "woodcarvings", "workstations", "wretchedness",
"wristwatches", "wrongfulness", "xylophonists", "yellowhammer",
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};
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"underachieves", "underbrushing", "undercarriage", "undercharging",
"underclassman", "underclassmen", "underclothing", "undercurrents",
"underemployed", "underestimate", "underexposing", "undergarments",
"undergraduate", "underhandedly", "underpinnings", "undershooting",
"understanding", "understudying", "underwhelming", "undisciplined",
"unembarrassed", "unemotionally", "unenforceable", "unenlightened",
"unequivocally", "unexceptional", "unfamiliarity", "unfashionable",
"unfashionably", "unflinchingly", "unforeseeable", "unforgettable",
"unforgettably", "unfortunately", "unfriendliest", "ungentlemanly",
"ungrammatical", "unilateralism", "unimaginative", "unimpeachable",
"unimplemented", "uninformative", "uninhabitable", "unintelligent",
"unintentional", "uninteresting", "uninterpreted", "uninterrupted",
"unjustifiable", "unjustifiably", "unmentionable", "unnecessarily",
"unobtrusively", "unprecedented", "unpredictable", "unpredictably",
"unpretentious", "unpreventable", "unquestioning", "unrelentingly",
"unreliability", "unremittingly", "unselfishness", "unsentimental",
"unsightliness", "unspectacular", "unsubstantial", "unsupportable",
"unsustainable", "unsympathetic", "untrustworthy", "unwillingness",
"upperclassman", "upperclassmen", "valedictorian", "valedictories",
"vegetarianism", "veggieburgers", "ventriloquism", "ventriloquist",
"versification", "veterinarians", "videocassette", "viscountesses",
"vitriolically", "vivaciousness", "voraciousness", "vulnerability",
"waterproofing", "weatherboards", "weathercocked", "weatherproofs",
"weightlifters", "weightlifting", "welterweights", "whippoorwills",
"wholesomeness", "woolgathering", "worthlessness", "wrongheadedly",
"yellowhammers"
};
const char* w_14[] = {
"abstractnesses", "accommodations", "accompaniments", "accomplishment",
"accountability", "acupuncturists", "administrating", "administration",
"administrative", "administrators", "advantageously", "adventitiously",
"advertisements", "affectionately", "aforementioned", "agglomerations",
"agglutinations", "aggressiveness", "agribusinesses", "alphabetically",
"altruistically", "amateurishness", "ambassadorship", "ambidextrously",
"ambulancewoman", "ambulancewomen", "amplifications", "anthropologist",
"anticoagulants", "antidepressant", "antihistamines", "antiperspirant",
"antiseptically", "antithetically", "apologetically", "appendectomies",
"appreciatively", "apprehensively", "apprenticeship", "appropriations",
"approximations", "archaeological", "archaeologists", "archbishoprics",
"arithmetically", "aromatherapist", "articulateness", "assassinations",
"astrologically", "astronomically", "astrophysicist", "asymmetrically",
"asymptotically", "asynchronously", "attractiveness", "auspiciousness",
"authenticating", "authentication", "authoritarians", "autocratically",
"autosuggestion", "baccalaureates", "backscratching", "bacteriologist",
"beatifications", "beautification", "benefactresses", "bibliographers",
"bibliographies", "bloodthirstier", "boardinghouses", "boisterousness",
"bougainvilleas", "bouillabaisses", "breathlessness", "breathtakingly",
"brontosauruses", "bulletproofing", "campanologists", "cantankerously",
"capriciousness", "cardiovascular", "certifications", "characteristic",
"choreographers", "choreographing", "chrysanthemums", "cinematography",
"circumferences", "circumlocution", "circumlocutory", "circumnavigate",
"circumscribing", "circumspection", "circumstancing", "circumstantial",
"clarifications", "classification", "claustrophobia", "claustrophobic",
"clearinghouses", "climatologists", "coincidentally", "collaborations",
"collaboratives", "colloquialisms", "combustibility", "commemorations",
"commensurately", "commiserations", "commissionaire", "communications",
"comprehensible", "comprehensibly", "comprehensions", "comprehensives",
"compulsiveness", "concatenations", "concentrations", "concentrically",
"concertmasters", "concessionaire", "confederations", "confidentially",
"configurations", "conflagrations", "confrontations", "conglomerating",
"conglomeration", "congratulating", "congratulation", "congratulatory",
"congregational", "conjunctivitis", "conservatively", "conservatoires",
"conservatories", "considerations", "consolidations", "conspiratorial",
"constabularies", "constellations", "constituencies", "constitutional",
"constructively", "contemplatives", "contemporaries", "contemptuously",
"contortionists", "contraceptives", "contradictions", "contraventions",
"convalescences", "conventionally", "conventioneers", "conversational",
"convertibility", "coreligionists", "correspondence", "correspondents",
"corroborations", "cosmetologists", "counteractions", "counterattacks",
"counterbalance", "counterclaimed", "counterculture", "counterexample",
"counterfeiters", "counterfeiting", "countermanding", "countermeasure",
"counterpointed", "countersigning", "countersinking", "countervailing",
"counterweights", "criminologists", "cryptographers", "daguerreotyped",
"daguerreotypes", "decaffeinating", "decommissioned", "deconstructing",
"deconstruction", "decontaminated", "decontaminates", "defibrillators",
"democratically", "demonstrations", "demonstratives", "denominational",
"dermatologists", "determinations", "detoxification", "diagnosticians",
"differentiated", "differentiates", "diplomatically", "disadvantaging",
"disafforesting", "disambiguation", "disappearances", "disappointment",
"disapprobation", "disapprovingly", "disarrangement", "disassociating",
"disbelievingly", "disciplinarian", "discombobulate", "disconnectedly",
"disconnections", "disconsolately", "discontentedly", "discontentment",
"discontinuance", "discountenance", "discouragement", "discouragingly",
"discourteously", "discriminating", "discrimination", "discriminatory",
"disembarkation", "disenchantment", "disencumbering", "disenfranchise",
"disengagements", "disequilibrium", "disestablished", "disestablishes",
"disfigurements", "disfranchising", "disillusioning", "disinclination",
"disinformation", "disingenuously", "disintegrating", "disintegration",
"disorderliness", "disorientating", "disorientation", "disproportions",
"distinguishing", "distributional", "eccentricities", "ecclesiastical",
"educationalist", "egalitarianism", "egocentrically", "electioneering",
"electrocutions", "electromagnets", "electronically", "electroplating",
"embarrassingly", "embarrassments", "embellishments", "emblematically",
"emulsification", "encapsulations", "encouragements", "entertainingly",
"entertainments", "epidemiologist", "establishments", "ethnologically",
"etymologically", "exasperatingly", "excommunicated", "excommunicates",
"excruciatingly", "exhibitionists", "existentialism", "existentialist",
"experimentally", "exponentiation", "expostulations", "expressionists",
"expressionless", "expressiveness", "expropriations", "extemporaneous",
"exterminations", "extinguishable", "extortionately", "extraordinaire",
"extrapolations", "falsifications", "farsightedness", "fastidiousness",
"fatalistically", "featherbedding", "featherbrained", "featherweights",
"fingerprinting", "flabbergasting", "foreshortening", "forthrightness",
"fortifications", "frontierswoman", "frontierswomen", "functionalists",
"fundamentalism", "fundamentalist", "genealogically", "generalissimos",
"gentrification", "geographically", "gerontological", "gerontologists",
"gerrymandering", "gesticulations", "granddaughters", "grandfathering",
"grandiloquence", "gratifications", "gratuitousness", "gregariousness",
"groundbreaking", "groundskeepers", "haberdasheries", "hallucinations",
"hallucinogenic", "hardheadedness", "harmoniousness", "headmistresses",
"headquartering", "hermaphrodites", "hermaphroditic", "heterosexually",
"hierarchically", "hippopotamuses", "histrionically", "horticulturist",
"hundredweights", "hyperinflation", "hypersensitive", "hyperventilate",
"hypnotherapist", "hypoallergenic", "hypochondriacs", "hypocritically",
"hypothetically", "hysterectomies", "idealistically", "identification",
"idiosyncrasies", "illegitimately", "immaculateness", "impersonations",
"implausibility", "implementation", "impolitenesses", "impoverishment",
"impracticality", "impregnability", "impressionable", "impressionists",
"impressiveness", "improvisations", "inarticulately", "inauspiciously",
"incapacitating", "incarcerations", "incestuousness", "incommensurate",
"incompleteness", "inconclusively", "inconsiderable", "inconsistently",
"inconvenienced", "inconveniences", "inconveniently", "incorruptibles",
"indecipherable", "indecisiveness", "indescribables", "indestructible",
"indestructibly", "indeterminable", "indiscriminate", "indispensables",
"indispositions", "indistinctness", "individualists", "indivisibility",
"indoctrinating", "indoctrination", "industrialists", "inefficiencies",
"infectiousness", "infinitesimals", "infrastructure", "ingratiatingly",
"inscrutability", "inseparability", "insignificance", "insufficiently",
"insurmountable", "intellectually", "intelligentsia", "interconnected",
"interdependent", "intermarriages", "intermediaries", "intermittently",
"internationals", "interpenetrate", "interplanetary", "interpolations",
"interpretation", "interpretative", "interrelations", "interrogations",
"interrogatives", "intractability", "intransigently", "intransitively",
"investigations", "irreconcilable", "irreconcilably", "irregularities",
"irreproachable", "irreproachably", "jollifications", "jurisdictional",
"justifications", "juxtapositions", "knickerbockers", "knuckledusters",
"lasciviousness", "laughingstocks", "legalistically", "lexicographers",
"licentiousness", "lightheartedly", "linguistically", "longitudinally",
"lugubriousness", "macroeconomics", "magnifications", "malfunctioning",
"manifestations", "mathematically", "mathematicians", "meaningfulness",
"mesdemoiselles", "metamorphosing", "metaphorically", "meteorological",
"meteorologists", "methodological", "meticulousness", "microbiologist",
"microcomputers", "microeconomics", "microorganisms", "microprocessor",
"mindbogglingly", "misanthropists", "misapplication", "misapprehended",
"misappropriate", "miscalculating", "miscalculation", "misconceptions",
"misidentifying", "misinformation", "misinterpreted", "mispronouncing",
"misrepresented", "misunderstands", "monocotyledons", "mountaineering",
"multinationals", "multiplication", "multiplicative", "multiplicities",
"municipalities", "mysteriousness", "neocolonialism", "neocolonialist",
"newspaperwoman", "newspaperwomen", "noncommercials", "noncommittally",
"noncompetitive", "nonconformists", "noncooperation", "nonrestrictive",
"nonreturnables", "northeastwards", "northwestwards", "obsequiousness",
"obstructionism", "obstructionist", "occupationally", "oceanographers",
"oppressiveness", "optimistically", "orchestrations", "ornithological",
"ornithologists", "ostentatiously", "osteoarthritis", "outlandishness",
"overcompensate", "overdeveloping", "overestimating", "overestimation",
"overindulgence", "overpopulating", "overpopulation", "overpoweringly",
"overproduction", "overprotective", "oversimplified", "oversimplifies",
"overstatements", "overstretching", "oversubscribed", "oversubscribes",
"overvaluations", "overwhelmingly", "paediatricians", "paleontologist",
"parallelograms", "paramilitaries", "parapsychology", "parsimoniously",
"passionflowers", "pathologically", "penitentiaries", "perambulations",
"perceptiveness", "percussionists", "peregrinations", "perfectionists",
"permissiveness", "perpendiculars", "persuasiveness", "petrochemicals",
"phantasmagoria", "pharmaceutical", "pharmacologist", "pharmacopoeias",
"philanthropies", "philanthropist", "phlegmatically", "phosphorescent",
"photosensitive", "photosynthesis", "polyunsaturate", "portentousness",
"possessiveness", "postindustrial", "postmistresses", "postmodernists",
"potentialities", "practicability", "practicalities", "prearrangement",
"precariousness", "precipitations", "precociousness", "preconceptions",
"preconditioned", "predestination", "predeterminers", "predetermining",
"predictability", "predisposition", "prefabricating", "prefabrication",
"preferentially", "preoccupations", "preponderances", "preponderantly",
"preponderating", "prepositioning", "preposterously", "preregistering",
"presumptuously", "presupposition", "prevarications", "principalities",
"probationaries", "procrastinated", "procrastinates", "procrastinator",
"productiveness", "professionally", "professorships", "prognosticated",
"prognosticates", "prognosticator", "prohibitionist", "projectionists",
"pronouncements", "pronunciations", "proportionally", "propositioning",
"proprietorship", "proprietresses", "protectionists", "protectiveness",
"providentially", "psychoanalysis", "psychoanalysts", "psychoanalytic",
"psychosomatics", "purposefulness", "quadrilaterals", "quadruplicated",
"quadruplicates", "qualifications", "quantification", "quantitatively",
"quarterbacking", "quartermasters", "questionnaires", "quintessential",
"radiotelephone", "radiotherapist", "rapprochements", "reaffirmations",
"reapportioning", "rearrangements", "reasonableness", "rebelliousness",
"rebroadcasting", "recapitulating", "recapitulation", "recommendation",
"reconciliation", "reconditioning", "reconnaissance", "reconstituting",
"reconstitution", "reconstructing", "reconstruction", "reconstructive",
"recriminations", "rectifications", "redevelopments", "redistributing",
"redistribution", "reestablishing", "refurbishments", "rehabilitating",
"rehabilitation", "reimbursements", "reincarnations", "reinforcements",
"reinterpreting", "relentlessness", "relinquishment", "representation",
"representative", "repressiveness", "requisitioning", "respectability",
"responsibility", "responsiveness", "restructurings", "retrospectives",
"reupholstering", "reverberations", "revivification", "revolutionists",
"ridiculousness", "sacrilegiously", "sadomasochists", "sanctification",
"satisfactorily", "scandalmongers", "scaremongering", "scatterbrained",
"schizophrenics", "scholastically", "schoolchildren", "schoolmistress",
"schoolteachers", "scientifically", "segregationist", "semiautomatics",
"semiconducting", "semiconductors", "sensationalism", "sensationalist",
"sentimentalism", "sentimentalist", "sentimentality", "septuagenarian",
"sequestrations", "servomechanism", "shortsightedly", "shuttlecocking",
"significations", "simplification", "simplistically", "simultaneously",
"slaughterhouse", "sledgehammered", "sociologically", "sociopolitical",
"solicitousness", "solidification", "sophisticating", "sophistication",
"southeastwards", "southwestwards", "specifications", "speechlessness",
"spiritualistic", "staphylococcus", "stationmasters", "steamrollering",
"steppingstones", "straitjacketed", "stratification", "strikebreakers",
"strikebreaking", "structuralists", "stultification", "subconsciously",
"subcontracting", "subcontractors", "subcutaneously", "sublieutenants",
"submissiveness", "substantiating", "substantiation", "subversiveness",
"superabundance", "superannuating", "superannuation", "superciliously",
"supercomputers", "superconductor", "superficiality", "superintendent",
"superintending", "supernaturally", "superstructure", "susceptibility",
"sustainability", "systematically", "tablespoonfuls", "tautologically",
"technicalities", "teleconference", "telepathically", "teletypewriter",
"televangelists", "tercentenaries", "terminological", "territoriality",
"thenceforwards", "thermodynamics", "thermoplastics", "thoughtfulness",
"thundershowers", "tortoiseshells", "traditionalism", "traditionalist",
"transcendental", "transcriptions", "transformation", "transgressions",
"transliterated", "transliterates", "transmigrating", "transmigration",
"transmogrified", "transmogrifies", "transmutations", "transnationals",
"transparencies", "transportation", "transpositions", "troubleshooted",
"troubleshooter", "trustworthiest", "ultrasonically", "unacknowledged",
"unappreciative", "unapproachable", "unattractively", "uncompromising",
"unconscionable", "unconscionably", "uncontaminated", "uncontrollable",
"uncontrollably", "unconventional", "unconvincingly", "uncorroborated",
"undecipherable", "underachievers", "underachieving", "undercarriages",
"underdeveloped", "underestimated", "underestimates", "undergraduates",
"undermentioned", "undernourished", "undersecretary", "understandable",
"understandably", "understandings", "understatement", "undesirability",
"unenthusiastic", "unexpectedness", "unfaithfulness", "unfriendliness",
"ungratefulness", "unhesitatingly", "unidentifiable", "unidirectional",
"unintelligible", "unintelligibly", "unmentionables", "unpleasantness",
"unpremeditated", "unprofessional", "unquestionable", "unquestionably",
"unsatisfactory", "unscrupulously", "unsuccessfully", "unsurprisingly",
"utilitarianism", "valedictorians", "ventriloquists", "verisimilitude",
"videocassettes", "vindictiveness", "vivisectionist", "voluptuousness",
"weathercocking", "weatherproofed", "weightlessness", "whippersnapper",
"wholeheartedly"
};
const char* w_15[] = {
"acclimatisation", "acclimatization", "accomplishments",
"acquisitiveness", "administrations", "aerodynamically",
"agriculturalist", "ambassadorships", "anthropocentric",
"anthropological", "anthropologists", "anthropomorphic",
"antidepressants", "antiperspirants", "apprenticeships",
"appropriateness", "architecturally", "aromatherapists",
"astrophysicists", "atherosclerosis", "atmospherically",
"authentications", "authoritatively", "autobiographies",
"bacteriological", "bacteriologists", "bibliographical",
"bloodthirstiest", "cardiopulmonary", "characteristics",
"chronologically", "cinematographer", "circumlocutions",
"circumnavigated", "circumnavigates", "circumscription",
"circumstantials", "classifications", "collaboratively",
"commissionaires", "compassionately", "competitiveness",
"comprehensively", "computationally", "concessionaires",
"condescendingly", "confectioneries", "confidentiality",
"confrontational", "conglomerations", "congratulations",
"conscientiously", "consciousnesses", "consequentially",
"conservationist", "conspicuousness", "constitutionals",
"contemplatively", "contemporaneous", "contentiousness",
"controversially", "conventionality", "correspondences",
"correspondingly", "counterargument", "counterattacked",
"counterbalanced", "counterbalances", "counterclaiming",
"countercultures", "counterexamples", "countermeasures",
"counterpointing", "crystallography", "daguerreotyping",
"decommissioning", "deconstructions", "decontaminating",
"decontamination", "demographically", "demonstrability",
"demonstratively", "demystification", "desertification",
"dessertspoonful", "destructiveness", "differentiating",
"differentiation", "disadvantageous", "disappointingly",
"disappointments", "disciplinarians", "discombobulated",
"discombobulates", "disconcertingly", "discontinuances",
"discontinuation", "discontinuities", "discountenanced",
"discountenances", "discouragements", "disenfranchised",
"disenfranchises", "disentanglement", "disestablishing",
"disillusionment", "disinterestedly", "dispassionately",
"disrespectfully", "dissatisfaction", "dissimilarities",
"distastefulness", "distinctiveness", "distinguishable",
"distributorship", "diversification", "educationalists",
"electrification", "electrodynamics", "electromagnetic",
"enfranchisement", "entrepreneurial", "environmentally",
"epidemiological", "epidemiologists", "euphemistically",
"excommunicating", "excommunication", "exemplification",
"existentialists", "experimentation", "extracurricular",
"extraordinaries", "extraordinarily", "flibbertigibbet",
"flirtatiousness", "fundamentalists", "gastroenteritis",
"gastronomically", "groundbreakings", "halfheartedness",
"hallucinogenics", "hardheartedness", "heterosexuality",
"horticulturists", "housemistresses", "humanitarianism",
"hypercritically", "hyperventilated", "hyperventilates",
"hypnotherapists", "identifications", "impecuniousness",
"impenetrability", "implementations", "impossibilities",
"impressionistic", "improbabilities", "inaccessibility",
"inappropriately", "incompatibility", "incomprehension",
"inconsequential", "inconsiderately", "inconsistencies",
"inconspicuously", "inconveniencing", "incorrigibility",
"indemnification", "indeterminately", "indissolubility",
"individualistic", "industriousness", "ineffectiveness",
"infinitesimally", "infrastructural", "infrastructures",
"inquisitiveness", "insignificantly", "instantaneously",
"instrumentalist", "instrumentality", "instrumentation",
"insubordination", "insurrectionist", "intellectualism",
"intelligibility", "intensification", "interchangeable",
"interchangeably", "intercollegiate", "interconnecting",
"interconnection", "interdependence", "internationally",
"interpenetrated", "interpenetrates", "interpretations",
"interrogatories", "interscholastic", "interventionism",
"interventionist", "introspectively", "invulnerability",
"lackadaisically", "levelheadedness", "maintainability",
"meaninglessness", "mechanistically", "microbiological",
"microbiologists", "microelectronic", "microprocessors",
"microscopically", "millionairesses", "misapplications",
"misapprehending", "misapprehension", "misappropriated",
"misappropriates", "miscalculations", "mischievousness",
"misconstruction", "misinterpreting", "misrepresenting",
"multiplications", "multiprocessing", "nearsightedness",
"nongovernmental", "noninterference", "nonintervention",
"nonprescription", "nonprofessional", "nontransferable",
"notwithstanding", "objectification", "obstructionists",
"obstructiveness", "ophthalmologist", "overcompensated",
"overcompensates", "oversimplifying", "oversubscribing",
"palaeontologist", "paleontologists", "parenthetically",
"parliamentarian", "parthenogenesis", "particularities",
"perpendicularly", "personification", "pessimistically",
"phantasmagorias", "pharmaceuticals", "pharmacological",
"pharmacologists", "philanthropists", "philosophically",
"phosphorescence", "photojournalism", "photojournalist",
"phototypesetter", "physiologically", "physiotherapist",
"picturesqueness", "plainclothesman", "plainclothesmen",
"plenipotentiary", "polyunsaturated", "polyunsaturates",
"preconditioning", "predispositions", "preregistration",
"preservationist", "presuppositions", "pretentiousness",
"preternaturally", "problematically", "procrastinating",
"procrastination", "procrastinators", "professionalism",
"prognosticating", "prognostication", "prognosticators",
"prohibitionists", "proportionality", "proportionately",
"proprietorially", "psychologically", "psychopathology",
"psychotherapies", "psychotherapist", "punctiliousness",
"purposelessness", "pusillanimously", "quadruplicating",
"radiotelephones", "radiotherapists", "reafforestation",
"reapportionment", "recapitulations", "recommendations",
"reconciliations", "reconfiguration", "reconnaissances",
"reconsideration", "reconstructions", "representations",
"representatives", "resourcefulness", "retrospectively",
"revolutionaries", "ritualistically", "sadomasochistic",
"sanctimoniously", "segregationists", "sensationalists",
"sentimentalists", "septuagenarians", "servomechanisms",
"simplifications", "slaughterhouses", "sledgehammering",
"straightforward", "straitjacketing", "substantiations",
"superabundances", "superconductors", "superfluousness",
"superintendence", "superintendency", "superintendents",
"supernumeraries", "superstitiously", "superstructures",
"supplementation", "surreptitiously", "syllabification",
"sympathetically", "technologically", "teleconferenced",
"teleconferences", "teletypewriters", "temperamentally",
"tempestuousness", "tendentiousness", "therapeutically",
"thoughtlessness", "tonsillectomies", "topographically",
"totalitarianism", "traditionalists", "transfiguration",
"transformations", "transliterating", "transliteration",
"transmogrifying", "transplantation", "trigonometrical",
"troubleshooters", "troubleshooting", "trustworthiness",
"typographically", "tyrannosauruses", "unacceptability",
"unauthenticated", "unceremoniously", "uncommunicative",
"uncomplainingly", "uncomplimentary", "uncomprehending",
"unconditionally", "unconsciousness", "uncontroversial",
"undemonstrative", "underestimating", "underestimation",
"underprivileged", "understandingly", "understatements",
"undistinguished", "unexceptionable", "unimplementable",
"unintentionally", "uninterruptedly", "unobjectionable",
"unprecedentedly", "unprepossessing", "unpronounceable",
"unquestioningly", "unrealistically", "unreconstructed",
"unsophisticated", "unsportsmanlike", "unsubstantiated",
"upperclasswoman", "upperclasswomen", "vivisectionists",
"vulnerabilities", "weatherboarding", "weatherproofing",
"whatchamacallit", "whippersnappers", "wrongheadedness"
};
const char* w_16[] = {
"acquaintanceship", "administratively", "agriculturalists",
"antagonistically", "anthropomorphism", "apprehensiveness",
"archaeologically", "aristocratically", "arteriosclerosis",
"authoritarianism", "autobiographical", "bloodthirstiness",
"bureaucratically", "cantankerousness", "catastrophically",
"chauvinistically", "cinematographers", "circumnavigating",
"circumnavigation", "circumscriptions", "circumstantially",
"collaborationist", "conservationists", "conspiratorially",
"constitutionally", "contraindication", "conversationally",
"counterarguments", "counterattacking", "counterbalancing",
"counterclockwise", "counterespionage", "counteroffensive",
"creditworthiness", "crystallographic", "declassification",
"dessertspoonfuls", "diagrammatically", "discombobulating",
"discontinuations", "discountenancing", "disenfranchising",
"disestablishment", "disfranchisement", "disproportionate",
"disqualification", "distributorships", "electromagnetism",
"enthusiastically", "entrepreneurship", "environmentalism",
"environmentalist", "ethnographically", "excommunications",
"exemplifications", "expressionlessly", "extemporaneously",
"extracurriculars", "extraterrestrial", "extraterritorial",
"flibbertigibbets", "gastrointestinal", "horticulturalist",
"hydroelectricity", "hypersensitivity", "hyperventilating",
"hyperventilation", "immunodeficiency", "imperturbability",
"implausibilities", "impracticability", "inarticulateness",
"incomprehensible", "incomprehensibly", "incontrovertible",
"incontrovertibly", "incorruptibility", "indemnifications",
"indiscriminately", "indispensability", "inextinguishable",
"instrumentalists", "insurrectionists", "interconnections",
"intercontinental", "internationalism", "internationalist",
"interpenetrating", "interpenetration", "interventionists",
"irresponsibility", "lightheartedness", "melodramatically",
"methodologically", "microelectronics", "misapprehensions",
"misappropriating", "misappropriation", "misconstructions",
"mispronunciation", "misunderstanding", "multiculturalism",
"multidimensional", "multifariousness", "multimillionaire",
"neurotransmitter", "nonprofessionals", "nonproliferation",
"obstreperousness", "ophthalmologists", "orthographically",
"overcompensating", "overcompensation", "overenthusiastic",
"palaeontologists", "paraprofessional", "parliamentarians",
"personifications", "phantasmagorical", "phenomenological",
"photographically", "photojournalists", "phototypesetting",
"physiotherapists", "praiseworthiness", "predetermination",
"preservationists", "presumptuousness", "prognostications",
"psychotherapists", "quintessentially", "rambunctiousness",
"reinterpretation", "representational", "responsibilities",
"schoolmistresses", "semiprofessional", "shortsightedness",
"straightforwards", "superciliousness", "susceptibilities",
"teleconferencing", "thermostatically", "tintinnabulation",
"transcendentally", "transcontinental", "transliterations",
"uncharacteristic", "uncompromisingly", "unconstitutional",
"unconventionally", "underachievement", "underestimations",
"undernourishment", "undersecretaries", "undiscriminating",
"unpredictability", "unprofessionally", "unreasonableness",
"unrepresentative", "unscrupulousness", "whatchamacallits"
};
const char* w_17[] = {
"anachronistically", "authoritativeness", "circumnavigations",
"comprehensibility", "comprehensiveness", "conscientiousness",
"constitutionalism", "constitutionality", "contemporaneously",
"contradistinction", "contraindications", "conversationalist",
"counterinsurgency", "counteroffensives", "counterproductive",
"counterrevolution", "deconstructionism", "deconstructionist",
"disadvantageously", "disproportionated", "disproportionates",
"disqualifications", "electrocardiogram", "environmentalists",
"extraterrestrials", "horticulturalists", "inappropriateness",
"incompatibilities", "inconsequentially", "inconsiderateness",
"inconspicuousness", "indestructibility", "indistinguishable",
"interdepartmental", "interdisciplinary", "intergovernmental",
"internationalists", "interrelationship", "kaleidoscopically",
"maladministration", "materialistically", "misappropriations",
"misinterpretation", "mispronunciations", "misrepresentation",
"misunderstandings", "multimillionaires", "neurotransmitters",
"nondenominational", "opportunistically", "paraprofessionals",
"philanthropically", "plenipotentiaries", "reinterpretations",
"sanctimoniousness", "semiprofessionals", "socioeconomically",
"straightforwardly", "superconductivity", "surreptitiousness",
"telecommunication", "tintinnabulations", "transcendentalism",
"transcendentalist", "ultraconservative", "uncomprehendingly",
"videoconferencing"
};
const char* w_18[] = {
"characteristically", "chlorofluorocarbon", "contradistinctions",
"conversationalists", "counterrevolutions", "deconstructionists",
"disenfranchisement", "disproportionately", "disproportionating",
"electrocardiograms", "electrocardiograph", "hypersensitivities",
"interchangeability", "intercommunication", "interrelationships",
"misinterpretations", "misrepresentations", "oversimplification",
"psychoanalytically", "telecommunications", "transcendentalists",
"transubstantiation", "ultraconservatives", "unconstitutionally"
};
const char* w_19[] = {
"chlorofluorocarbons", "counterintelligence", "electrocardiographs",
"incomprehensibility", "individualistically", "interdenominational",
"nonrepresentational", "oversimplifications", "straightforwardness"
};
const char* w_20[] = {
"counterrevolutionary", "electroencephalogram", "uncharacteristically"
};
const char* w_21[] = {
"electroencephalograms", "electroencephalograph"
};
const char* w_22[] = {
"counterrevolutionaries", "electroencephalographs"
};
const unsigned int max_word_len = 22;
const int n_words[] = {
1, 26, 66, 633, 2443, 4763, 7585, 10380, 10974, 9724, 7704, 5313,
3361, 1905, 849, 405, 162, 67, 24, 9, 3, 2, 2
};
const char** s_words[] = {
&w_0[0], &w_1[0], &w_2[0], &w_3[0], &w_4[0], &w_5[0], &w_6[0],
&w_7[0], &w_8[0], &w_9[0], &w_10[0], &w_11[0], &w_12[0], &w_13[0],
&w_14[0], &w_15[0], &w_16[0], &w_17[0], &w_18[0], &w_19[0],
&w_20[0], &w_21[0], &w_22[0]
};
}
inline
FileSizeOptions::FileSizeOptions(const char* s)
: Gecode::SizeOptions(s),
_file("file","file name of dictionary") {
add(_file);
}
inline const char*
FileSizeOptions::file(void) const {
return _file.value();
}
inline
Dictionary::Dictionary(void)
: max_len(0), n_all_words(0), chunk(NULL) {
for (int i=0; i<max_len; i++) {
n_words[i]=0; s_words[i]=NULL;
}
}
inline void
Dictionary::init(const char* fn) {
if (fn == NULL) {
// Initialize from predefined dictionary
// Set up information
max_len = ::max_word_len;
n_all_words = 0;
size_t sz = 0;
for (int l=0; l<=max_len; l++) {
n_words[l]=::n_words[l];
n_all_words += n_words[l];
sz += n_words[l] * (l+1); // Leave room for terminating zero
}
chunk = static_cast<char*>(Gecode::heap.ralloc(sz));
// Copy words
char* c = chunk;
for (int l=0; l<=max_len; l++) {
s_words[l] = c;
for (int i=0; i<n_words[l]; i++) {
for (int j=0; j<l; j++)
*c++ = ::s_words[l][i][j];
*c++ = 0;
}
}
} else {
// Initialize from file
// Set up information
max_len = 0;
n_all_words = 0;
size_t sz = 0;
{
std::string s;
std::ifstream f;
f.open(fn);
if (!f.is_open())
throw Gecode::Exception("Dictionary",
"Unable to open file");
while (!f.eof()) {
getline(f,s);
if (s.size() >= static_cast<size_t>(limit_len))
goto skip1;
{
int n = static_cast<int>(s.size());
for (int i=0; i<n; i++)
if (!isalpha(s[static_cast<unsigned int>(i)]) ||
!islower(s[static_cast<unsigned int>(i)]))
goto skip1;
// Found a legal word
n_all_words++;
n_words[n]++;
sz += n+1;
if (max_len < n)
max_len = n;
}
skip1: ;
}
f.close();
}
chunk = static_cast<char*>(Gecode::heap.ralloc(sz));
{
// Initialize start information in chunk
char* c = chunk;
for (int l=0; l<=max_len; l++) {
s_words[l] = c; c += (l+1)*n_words[l];
}
}
{
std::string s;
std::ifstream f;
f.open(fn);
if (!f.is_open())
throw Gecode::Exception("Dictionary",
"Unable to open file");
while (!f.eof()) {
getline(f,s);
if (s.size() >= static_cast<size_t>(limit_len))
goto skip2;
{
int n = static_cast<int>(s.size());
for (int i=0; i<n; i++)
if (!isalpha(s[static_cast<unsigned int>(i)]) ||
!islower(s[static_cast<unsigned int>(i)]))
goto skip2;
// Found a legal word, copy it
for (int i=0; i<n; i++)
*s_words[n]++ = s[static_cast<unsigned int>(i)];
*s_words[n]++ = 0;
}
skip2: ;
}
f.close();
}
{
// Re-Initialize start information in chunk
char* c = chunk;
for (int l=0; l<=max_len; l++) {
s_words[l] = c; c += (l+1)*n_words[l];
}
}
}
}
inline int
Dictionary::len(void) const {
return max_len;
}
inline int
Dictionary::words(void) const {
return n_all_words;
}
inline int
Dictionary::words(int l) const {
return (l > max_len) ? 0 : n_words[l];
}
inline const char*
Dictionary::word(int l, int i) const {
return s_words[l]+i*(l+1);
}
template<class Char, class Traits>
std::basic_ostream<Char,Traits>&
Dictionary::print(std::basic_ostream<Char,Traits>& os) const {
os << "Total number of words: " << n_all_words << std::endl
<< "Maximal length: " << max_len << std::endl;
for (int i=1; i<=max_len; i++)
os << "\t#words of length " << i << ": " << n_words[i] << std::endl;
return os;
}
template<class Char, class Traits>
inline std::basic_ostream<Char,Traits>&
operator <<(std::basic_ostream<Char,Traits>& os, const Dictionary& d) {
return d.print(os);
}
inline
Dictionary::~Dictionary(void) {
Gecode::heap.rfree(chunk);
}
// STATISTICS: example-ignore
/*
* The original SCOWL README:
*
* Spell Checking Oriented Word Lists (SCOWL)
* Revision 6
* August 10, 2004
* by Kevin Atkinson
*
* The SCOWL is a collection of word lists split up in various sizes, and
* other categories, intended to be suitable for use in spell checkers.
* However, I am sure it will have numerous other uses as well.
*
* The latest version can be found at http://wordlist.sourceforge.net/
*
* The directory final/ contains the actual word lists broken up into
* various sizes and categories. The r/ directory contains Readmes from
* the various sources used to create this package.
*
* The other directories contain the necessary information to recreate the
* word lists from the raw data. Unless you are interested in improving the
* words lists you should not need to worry about what's here. See the
* section on recreating the words lists for more information on what's
* there.
*
* Except for the special word lists the files follow the following
* naming convention:
* <spelling category>-<classification>.<size>
* Where the spelling category is one of
* english, american, british, british_z, canadian,
* variant_0, varaint_1, variant_2
* Classification is one of
* abbreviations, contractions, proper-names, upper, words
* And size is one of
* 10, 20, 35 (small), 40, 50 (medium), 55, 60, 70 (large),
* 80 (huge), 95 (insane)
* The special word lists follow are in the following format:
* special-<description>.<size>
* Where description is one of:
* roman-numerals, hacker
*
* When combining the words lists the "english" spelling category should
* be used as well as one of "american", "british", "british_z" (british
* with ize spelling), or "canadian". Great care has been taken so that
* that only one spelling for any particular word is included in the main
* list. When two variants were considered equal I randomly picked one
* for inclusion in the main word list. Unfortunately this means that my
* choice in how to spell a word may not match your choice. If this is
* the case you can try including the "variant_0" spelling category which
* includes most variants which are considered almost equal. The
* "variant_1" spelling category include variants which are also
* generally considered acceptable, and "variant_2" contains variants
* which are seldom used.
*
* The "abbreviation" category includes abbreviations and acronyms which
* are not also normal words. The "contractions" category should be self
* explanatory. The "upper" category includes upper case words and proper
* names which are common enough to appear in a typical dictionary. The
* "proper-names" category included all the additional uppercase words.
* Final the "words" category contains all the normal English words.
*
* To give you an idea of what the words in the various sizes look like
* here is a sample of 25 random words found only in that size:
*
* 10: began both buffer cause collection content documenting easiest
* equally examines expecting first firstly hence inclining
* irrelevant justified little logs necessarily ought sadly six
* thing visible
*
* 20: chunks commodity contempt contexts cruelty crush dictatorship
* disgusted dose elementary evolved frog god hordes notion overdraft
* overlong overlook phoning poster recordings sand skull substituted
* throughput
*
* 35: aliasing blackouts blowout bluntness corroborated derrick
* dredging elopements entrancing excising fellowship flagpole
* germination glimpse gondola guidebook madams minimalism minnows
* partisans petitions shelling swarmed throng welding
*
* 40: altercation blender castigation chump coffeehouse determiners
* doggoning exhibitor finders flophouse gazebo lumbering masochism
* mopeds poetically pubic refinance reggae scragglier softhearted
* stubbornness teargassed township underclassman whoosh
*
* 50: accumulative adulterant allegorically amorousness astrophysics
* camphor coif dickey elusiveness enviousness fakers fetishistic
* flippantly headsets liefs midyears myna pacification persiflage
* phosphoric pinhole sappy seres unrealistically unworldly
*
* 55: becquerel brickie centralist cine conveyancing courgette
* disarmingly garçon gobstopper infilling insipidity
* internationalist kabuki lyrebirds obscurantism rejigged
* revisionist satsuma slapper sozzled sublieutenants teletext vino
* wellness wracking
*
* 60: absorber acceptableness adventurousness antifascists arrhythmia
* audiology cartage cruses fontanel forelimbs granter hairlike
* installers jugglery lappets libbers mandrels micrometeorite
* mineshaft reconsecrates saccharides smellable spavined sud timbrel
*
* 70: atomisms benedict carven coxa cyanite detraining diazonium
* dogberry dogmatics entresol fatherlessnesses firestone imprecator
* laterality legitimisms maxwell microfloppies nonteaching pelerine
* pentane pestiferousness piscator profascist tusche twirp
*
* 80: cotransfers embrangled forkednesses giftwrapped globosity hatpegs
* hepsters hermitess interspecific inurbanities lamiae
* literaehumaniores literatures masulas misbegun plook prerupt
* quaalude rosanilin sabbatism scowder subreptive thumbstalls
* understrata yakows
*
* 95: anatropal anientise bakshi brouzes corsie daimiote dhaw dislikened
* ectoretina fortuitisms guardeen hyperlithuria nonanachronistic
* overacceleration pamphletic parma phytolith starvedly
* trophoplasmic ulorrhagia undared undertide unplunderously
* unworkmanly vasoepididymostomy
*
* And here is a rough count on the number of words in the "english"
* spelling category for each size:
*
* Size Words Proper Names Running Total
*
* 10 5,000 5,000
* 20 8,700 14,000
* 35 34,500 200 48,000
* 40 6,000 500 55,000
* 50 23,200 17,200 95,000
* 55 7,500 103,000
* 60 16,000 12,800 132,000
* 70 45,100 34,300 211,000
* 80 137,000 30,400 379,000
* 95 198,000 51,800 628,000
*
* (The "Words" column does not include the proper name count.)
*
* Size 35 is the recommended small size, 50 the medium and 70 the large.
* Sizes 70 and below contain words found in most dictionaries while the
* 80 size contains all the strange and unusual words people like to use
* in word games such as Scrabble (TM). While a lot of the the words in
* the 80 size are not used very often, they are all generally considered
* valid words in the English language. The 95 contains just about every
* English word in existence and then some. Many of the words at the 95
* level will probally not be considered valid english words by most
* people. I don't recommend anyone use levels above 70 for spell
* checking as they contain rarely used words which can hide misspellings
* of similar more commonly used words. For example the word "ort" can
* hide a common typo of "or". No one should need to use a size larger
* than 80, the 95 size is labeled insane for a reason.
*
* Accents are present on certain words such as café in iso8859-1 format.
*
* CHANGES:
*
* From Revision 5 to 6 (August 10, 2004)
*
* Updated to version 4.0 of the 12dicts package.
*
* Included the 3esl, 2of4brif, and 5desk list from the new 12dicts
* package. The 3esl was included in the 40 size, the 2of4brif in the
* 55 size and the 5desk in the 70 size.
*
* Removed the Ispell word list as it was a source of too many errors.
* This eliminated the 65 size.
*
* Removed clause 4 from the Ispell copyright with permission of Geoff
* Kuenning.
*
* Updated to version 4.1 of VarCon.
*
* Added the "british_z" spelling category which it British using the
* "ize" spelling.
*
* From Revision 4a to 5 (January 3, 2002)
*
* Added variants that were not really spelling variants (such as
* forwards) back into the main list.
*
* Fixed a bug which caused variants of words to incorrectly appear in
* the non-variant lists.
*
* Moved rarly used inflections of a word into higher number lists.
*
* Added other inflections of a words based on the following criteria
* If the word is in the base form: only include that word.
* If the word is in a plural form: include the base word and the plural
* If the word is a verb form (other than plural): include all verb forms
* If the word is an ad* form: include all ad* forms
* If the word is in a possessive form: also include the non-possessive
*
* Updated to the latest version of many of the source dictionaries.
*
* Removed the DEC Word List due to the questionable licence and
* because removing it will not seriously decrese the quality of SCOWL
* (there are a few less proper names).
*
* From Revision 4 to 4a (April 4, 2001)
*
* Reran the scripts on a never version of AGID (3a) which fixes a bug
* which caused some common words to be improperly marked as variants.
*
* From Revision 3 to 4 (January 28, 2001)
*
* Split the variant "spelling category" up into 3 different levels.
*
* Added words in the Ispell word list at the 65 level.
*
* Other changes due to using more recent versions of various sources
* included a more accurete version of AGID thanks to the word of
* Alan Beale
*
* From Revision 2 to 3 (August 18, 2000)
*
* Renamed special-unix-terms to special-hacker and added a large
* number of communly used words within the hacker (not cracker)
* community.
*
* Added a couple more signature words including "newbie".
*
* Minor changes due to changes in the inflection database.
*
* From Revision 1 to 2 (August 5, 2000)
*
* Moved the male and female name lists from the mwords package and the
* DEC name lists form the 50 level to the 60 level and moved Alan's
* name list from the 60 level to the 50 level. Also added the top
* 1000 male, female, and last names from the 1990 Census report to the
* 50 level. This reduced the number of names in the 50 level from
* 17,000 to 7,000.
*
* Added a large number of Uppercase words to the 50 level.
*
* Properly accented the possessive form of some words.
*
* Minor other changes due to changes in my raw data files which have
* not been released yet. Email if you are interested in these files.
*
* COPYRIGHT, SOURCES, and CREDITS:
*
* The collective work is Copyright 2000-2004 by Kevin Atkinson as well
* as any of the copyrights mentioned below:
*
* Copyright 2000-2004 by Kevin Atkinson
*
* Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute and sell these word
* lists, the associated scripts, the output created from the scripts,
* and its documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee,
* provided that the above copyright notice appears in all copies and
* that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in
* supporting documentation. Kevin Atkinson makes no representations
* about the suitability of this array for any purpose. It is provided
* "as is" without express or implied warranty.
*
* Alan Beale <biljir@pobox.com> also deserves special credit as he has,
* in addition to providing the 12Dicts package and being a major
* contributor to the ENABLE word list, given me an incredible amount of
* feedback and created a number of special lists (those found in the
* Supplement) in order to help improve the overall quality of SCOWL.
*
* The 10 level includes the 1000 most common English words (according to
* the Moby (TM) Words II [MWords] package), a subset of the 1000 most
* common words on the Internet (again, according to Moby Words II), and
* frequently class 16 from Brian Kelk's "UK English Wordlist
* with Frequency Classification".
*
* The MWords package was explicitly placed in the public domain:
*
* The Moby lexicon project is complete and has
* been place into the public domain. Use, sell,
* rework, excerpt and use in any way on any platform.
*
* Placing this material on internal or public servers is
* also encouraged. The compiler is not aware of any
* export restrictions so freely distribute world-wide.
*
* You can verify the public domain status by contacting
*
* Grady Ward
* 3449 Martha Ct.
* Arcata, CA 95521-4884
*
* grady@netcom.com
* grady@northcoast.com
*
* The "UK English Wordlist With Frequency Classification" is also in the
* Public Domain:
*
* Date: Sat, 08 Jul 2000 20:27:21 +0100
* From: Brian Kelk <Brian.Kelk@cl.cam.ac.uk>
*
* > I was wondering what the copyright status of your "UK English
* > Wordlist With Frequency Classification" word list as it seems to
* > be lacking any copyright notice.
*
* There were many many sources in total, but any text marked
* "copyright" was avoided. Locally-written documentation was one
* source. An earlier version of the list resided in a filespace called
* PUBLIC on the University mainframe, because it was considered public
* domain.
*
* Date: Tue, 11 Jul 2000 19:31:34 +0100
*
* > So are you saying your word list is also in the public domain?
*
* That is the intention.
*
* The 20 level includes frequency classes 7-15 from Brian's word list.
*
* The 35 level includes frequency classes 2-6 and words appearing in at
* least 11 of 12 dictionaries as indicated in the 12Dicts package. All
* words from the 12Dicts package have had likely inflections added via
* my inflection database.
*
* The 12Dicts package and Supplement is in the Public Domain.
*
* The WordNet database, which was used in the creation of the
* Inflections database, is under the following copyright:
*
* This software and database is being provided to you, the LICENSEE,
* by Princeton University under the following license. By obtaining,
* using and/or copying this software and database, you agree that you
* have read, understood, and will comply with these terms and
* conditions.:
*
* Permission to use, copy, modify and distribute this software and
* database and its documentation for any purpose and without fee or
* royalty is hereby granted, provided that you agree to comply with
* the following copyright notice and statements, including the
* disclaimer, and that the same appear on ALL copies of the software,
* database and documentation, including modifications that you make
* for internal use or for distribution.
*
* WordNet 1.6 Copyright 1997 by Princeton University. All rights
* reserved.
*
* THIS SOFTWARE AND DATABASE IS PROVIDED "AS IS" AND PRINCETON
* UNIVERSITY MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR
* IMPLIED. BY WAY OF EXAMPLE, BUT NOT LIMITATION, PRINCETON
* UNIVERSITY MAKES NO REPRESENTATIONS OR WARRANTIES OF MERCHANT-
* ABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE OR THAT THE USE OF THE
* LICENSED SOFTWARE, DATABASE OR DOCUMENTATION WILL NOT INFRINGE ANY
* THIRD PARTY PATENTS, COPYRIGHTS, TRADEMARKS OR OTHER RIGHTS.
*
* The name of Princeton University or Princeton may not be used in
* advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software
* and/or database. Title to copyright in this software, database and
* any associated documentation shall at all times remain with
* Princeton University and LICENSEE agrees to preserve same.
*
* The 40 level includes words from Alan's 3esl list found in version 4.0
* of his 12dicts package. Like his other stuff the 3esl list is also in the
* public domain.
*
* The 50 level includes Brian's frequency class 1, words words appearing
* in at least 5 of 12 of the dictionaries as indicated in the 12Dicts
* package, and uppercase words in at least 4 of the previous 12
* dictionaries. A decent number of proper names is also included: The
* top 1000 male, female, and Last names from the 1990 Census report; a
* list of names sent to me by Alan Beale; and a few names that I added
* myself. Finally a small list of abbreviations not commonly found in
* other word lists is included.
*
* The name files form the Census report is a government document which I
* don't think can be copyrighted.
*
* The file special-jargon.50 uses common.lst and word.lst from the
* "Unofficial Jargon File Word Lists" which is derived from "The Jargon
* File". All of which is in the Public Domain. This file also contain
* a few extra UNIX terms which are found in the file "unix-terms" in the
* special/ directory.
*
* The 55 level includes words from Alan's 2of4brif list found in version
* 4.0 of his 12dicts package. Like his other stuff the 2of4brif is also
* in the public domain.
*
* The 60 level includes Brian's frequency class 0 and all words
* appearing in at least 2 of the 12 dictionaries as indicated by the
* 12Dicts package. A large number of names are also included: The 4,946
* female names and the 3,897 male names from the MWords package.
*
* The 70 level includes the 74,550 common dictionary words and the
* 21,986 names list from the MWords package The common dictionary words,
* like those from the 12Dicts package, have had all likely inflections
* added. The 70 level also included the 5desk list from version 4.0 of
* the 12Dics package which is the public domain
*
* The 80 level includes the ENABLE word list, all the lists in the
* ENABLE supplement package (except for ABLE), the "UK Advanced Cryptics
* Dictionary" (UKACD), the list of signature words in from YAWL package,
* and the 10,196 places list from the MWords package.
*
* The ENABLE package, mainted by M\Cooper <thegrendel@theriver.com>,
* is in the Public Domain:
*
* The ENABLE master word list, WORD.LST, is herewith formally released
* into the Public Domain. Anyone is free to use it or distribute it in
* any manner they see fit. No fee or registration is required for its
* use nor are "contributions" solicited (if you feel you absolutely
* must contribute something for your own peace of mind, the authors of
* the ENABLE list ask that you make a donation on their behalf to your
* favorite charity). This word list is our gift to the Scrabble
* community, as an alternate to "official" word lists. Game designers
* may feel free to incorporate the WORD.LST into their games. Please
* mention the source and credit us as originators of the list. Note
* that if you, as a game designer, use the WORD.LST in your product,
* you may still copyright and protect your product, but you may *not*
* legally copyright or in any way restrict redistribution of the
* WORD.LST portion of your product. This *may* under law restrict your
* rights to restrict your users' rights, but that is only fair.
*
* UKACD, by J Ross Beresford <ross@bryson.demon.co.uk>, is under the
* following copyright:
*
* Copyright (c) J Ross Beresford 1993-1999. All Rights Reserved.
*
* The following restriction is placed on the use of this publication:
* if The UK Advanced Cryptics Dictionary is used in a software package
* or redistributed in any form, the copyright notice must be
* prominently displayed and the text of this document must be included
* verbatim.
*
* There are no other restrictions: I would like to see the list
* distributed as widely as possible.
*
* The 95 level includes the 354,984 single words and 256,772 compound
* words from the MWords package, ABLE.LST from the ENABLE Supplement,
* and some additional words found in my part-of-speech database that
* were not found anywhere else.
*
* Accent information was taken from UKACD.
*
* My VARCON package was used to create the American, British, and
* Canadian word list.
*
* Since the original word lists used used in the VARCON package came
* from the Ispell distribution they are under the Ispell copyright:
*
* Copyright 1993, Geoff Kuenning, Granada Hills, CA
* All rights reserved.
*
* Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without
* modification, are permitted provided that the following conditions
* are met:
*
* 1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright
* notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
* 2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright
* notice, this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the
* documentation and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
* 3. All modifications to the source code must be clearly marked as
* such. Binary redistributions based on modified source code
* must be clearly marked as modified versions in the documentation
* and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
* (clause 4 removed with permission from Geoff Kuenning)
* 5. The name of Geoff Kuenning may not be used to endorse or promote
* products derived from this software without specific prior
* written permission.
*
* THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY GEOFF KUENNING AND CONTRIBUTORS ``AS
* IS'' AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT
* LIMITED TO, THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS
* FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL GEOFF
* KUENNING OR CONTRIBUTORS BE LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT,
* INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING,
* BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE GOODS OR SERVICES;
* LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION) HOWEVER
* CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
* LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN
* ANY WAY OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE
* POSSIBILITY OF SUCH DAMAGE.
*
* The variant word lists were created from a list of variants found in
* the 12dicts supplement package as well as a list of variants I created
* myself.
*
* The Readmes for the various packages used can be found in the
* appropriate directory under the r/ directory.
*
* FUTURE PLANS:
*
* There is a very nice frequency analyse of the BNC corpus done by
* Adam Kilgarriff. Unlike Brain's word lists the BNC lists include part
* of speech information. I plan on somehow using these lists as Adam
* Kilgarriff has given me the OK to use it in SCOWL. These lists will
* greatly reduce the problem of inflected forms of a word appearing at
* different levels due to the part-of-speech information.
*
* I also plan on perhaps putting the data in a database and use SQL
* queries to create the wordlists instead of tons of "sort"s, "comm"s,
* and Perl scripts.
*
* RECREATING THE WORD LISTS:
*
* In order to recreate the word lists you need a modern version of
* Perl, bash, the traditional set of shell utilities, a system that
* supports symbolic links, and quite possibly GNU Make. Once you
* have downloaded all the necessary raw data in the r/ directory you
* should be able to type "rm -r final && mkdir final && make all" and
* the word lists in the final/ directory should be recreated. If you
* have any problems fell free to contact me; however, unless you are
* interested in improving the scripts used, I will likely ignore you
* as there should be little need for anyone not interested in
* improving the word list to do so.
*
* The src/ directory contains the numerous scripts used in the creation
* of the final product.
*
* The r/ directory contains the raw data used to
* create the final product. In order for the scripts to work various
* word lists and databases need to be created and put into this
* directory. See the README file in the r/ directory for more
* information.
*
* The l/ directory contains symbolic links used by the actual scripts.
*
* Finally, the working/ directory is where all the intermittent files go
* that are not specific to one source.
*
*/
Dictionary
A simple dictionary class.
Definition scowl.hpp:49
Dictionary::init
void init(const char *fn)
Perform actual initialization.
Definition scowl.hpp:13482
Dictionary::~Dictionary
~Dictionary(void)
Destructor.
Definition scowl.hpp:13630
Dictionary::len
int len(void) const
Return maximal length of a word.
Definition scowl.hpp:13599
Dictionary::word
const char * word(int l, int i) const
Return word number i with length l.
Definition scowl.hpp:13611
Dictionary::n_words
int n_words[limit_len]
Number of words of some length.
Definition scowl.hpp:58
Dictionary::max_len
int max_len
Actual maximal length in dictionary.
Definition scowl.hpp:54
Dictionary::Dictionary
Dictionary(void)
Initialize as empty dictionary.
Definition scowl.hpp:13474
Dictionary::limit_len
static const int limit_len
Maximal word length support.
Definition scowl.hpp:52
Dictionary::s_words
char * s_words[limit_len]
Beginning of words of some length.
Definition scowl.hpp:60
Dictionary::n_all_words
int n_all_words
Total number of words.
Definition scowl.hpp:56
Dictionary::words
int words(void) const
Return total number of words.
Definition scowl.hpp:13603
Dictionary::print
std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > & print(std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > &os) const
Print statistics summary.
Definition scowl.hpp:13616
Dictionary::chunk
char * chunk
One big memory chunk for storing words.
Definition scowl.hpp:62
FileSizeOptions::_file
Gecode::Driver::StringValueOption _file
The file name.
Definition scowl.hpp:40
FileSizeOptions::file
const char * file(void) const
Return file name (NULL if none given).
Definition scowl.hpp:13468
FileSizeOptions::FileSizeOptions
FileSizeOptions(const char *s)
Initialize with name s.
Definition scowl.hpp:13462
Gecode::BaseOptions::add
void add(Driver::BaseOption &o)
Add new option o.
Definition options.cpp:474
Gecode::Driver::StringValueOption
String-valued option.
Definition driver.hh:151
Gecode::Exception
Exception: Base-class for exceptions
Definition exception.hpp:42
Gecode::SizeOptions
Options for scripts with additional size parameter
Definition driver.hh:675
Gecode::SizeOptions::SizeOptions
SizeOptions(const char *s)
Initialize options for script with name s.
Definition options.cpp:663
Gecode::heap
Heap heap
The single global heap.
Definition heap.cpp:44
Gecode
Gecode toplevel namespace
dict
Dictionary dict
The dictionary to be used.
Definition scowl.hpp:95
operator<<
std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > & operator<<(std::basic_ostream< Char, Traits > &os, const Dictionary &d)
Print statistics summary.
Definition scowl.hpp:13625