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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",
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    "skill", "skimp", "skims", "skins", "skint", "skips", "skirt",
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    "slack", "slags", "slain", "slake", "slams", "slang", "slant",
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    "snack", "snafu", "snags", "snail", "snake", "snaky", "snaps",
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    "spare", "spark", "spars", "spasm", "spate", "spats", "spawn",
    "spays", "speak", "spear", "speck", "specs", "speed", "spell",
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    "spine", "spins", "spiny", "spire", "spite", "spits", "spivs",
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    "swami", "swamp", "swank", "swans", "swaps", "sward", "swarm",
    "swash", "swath", "swats", "sways", "swear", "sweat", "swede",
    "sweep", "sweet", "swell", "swept", "swift", "swigs", "swill",
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    "tamed", "tamer", "tames", "tamps", "tango", "tangs", "tangy",
    "tanks", "tansy", "tapas", "taped", "taper", "tapes", "tapir",
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    "toady", "toast", "today", "toddy", "toffs", "togas", "toils",
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    "traps", "trash", "trawl", "trays", "tread", "treat", "treed",
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    "trill", "trims", "trios", "tripe", "trips", "trite", "troll",
    "tromp", "troop", "trope", "troth", "trots", "trout", "troys",
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    "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",
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    "tilted", "timber", "timbre", "timely", "timers", "timing",
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    "twirls", "twirly", "twists", "twisty", "twitch", "twofer",
    "tycoon", "typhus", "typify", "typing", "typist", "tyrant",
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    "unbars", "unbend", "unbent", "unbind", "unbolt", "unborn",
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    "undies", "undoes", "undone", "unduly", "unease", "uneasy",
    "uneven", "unfair", "unfits", "unfold", "unfurl", "unhand",
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    "unison", "united", "unites", "unjust", "unkind", "unlace",
    "unless", "unlike", "unload", "unlock", "unmade", "unmake",
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    "unplug", "unread", "unreal", "unrest", "unripe", "unroll",
    "unruly", "unsafe", "unsaid", "unsays", "unseal", "unseat",
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    "unsure", "untidy", "untied", "unties", "untold", "untrue",
    "unused", "unveil", "unwary", "unwell", "unwind", "unwise",
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    "uphill", "uphold", "upkeep", "upland", "uplift", "upload",
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    "upshot", "upside", "uptake", "uptown", "upturn", "upward",
    "upwind", "urbane", "urchin", "urgent", "urging", "urinal",
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    "varied", "varies", "varlet", "vassal", "vaster", "vastly",
    "vatted", "vaults", "vaunts", "vealed", "vector", "veered",
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    "velars", "vellum", "velvet", "vended", "vendor", "veneer",
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    "verger", "verges", "verier", "verify", "verily", "verity",
    "vermin", "vernal", "versed", "verses", "versos", "versus",
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    "wampum", "wander", "wangle", "waning", "wanked", "wanker",
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    "whammy", "wharfs", "wheals", "wheels", "wheeze", "wheezy",
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    "whiled", "whiles", "whilst", "whimsy", "whined", "whiner",
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  };

  const char* w_7[] = {
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    "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.
 *
 */