The Hitchhiker’s Guide to UEB Literary UEB Curricula Support Writing Group

The Hitchhiker’s Guide to UEB
Literary
UEB Curricula Support Writing Group
First published 2008
Revised 2013
Contents - Literary
Quick Reference........................................................................... 1
Definitions used in guide ............................................................. 4
Explanatory Rules ........................................................................ 4
Punctuation .................................................................................. 5
Capitalisation ............................................................................... 6
Grade 1 Indicators ........................................................................ 7
Typeforms .................................................................................... 8
Simple Upper Wordsigns and Groupsigns .................................. 9
Lower-Cell Wordsigns and Groupsigns .................................... 12
Final Letter Group Signs ........................................................... 14
Initial Wordsigns/Groupsigns .................................................... 15
Shortform Words ....................................................................... 16
Māori and Foreign Words .......................................................... 17
Numbers ..................................................................................... 18
Typical and Problem Words ...................................................... 19
Acknowledgements
Thanks go to the Ministry of Education for their support in the
development of this resource which is licensed under the Creative
Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Sharealike licence. To view a
copy of this licence, visit http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-ncsa/3.0/nz/
The members of the 2008 UEB Curricula Support Writing Group were
Elaine Gilmour, Jenny McFadden, Catherine West, Diane Glynan, Janet
Reynolds, Isobel Dinning and Steve Bellamy.
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UEB Literary Quick Reference
UEB Contractions
A
about
above
according
across
after
afternoon
afterward
again
against
almost
already
also
although
altogether
always
ance
and
ar
as
B
bb
be
because
before
behind
below
beneath
beside
between
beyond
blind
braille
but
C
can
cannot
cc
ch
character
child
children
a
ab
abv
ac
acr
af
afn
afw
ag
ag(st)
alm
alr
al
al(th)
alt
alw
.e
&
>
z
b
2
2
(be)c
(be)f
(be)h
(be)l
(be)n
(be)s
(be)t
(be)y
bl
brl
b
c
c
_c
3
*
"*
*
(ch)n
con
conceive
conceiving
could
D
day
deceive
deceiving
declare
declaring
dis
do
E
ea
ed
either
en
ence
enough
er
ever
every
F
father
ff
first
for
friend
from
ful
G
gg
gh
go
good
great
H
had
have
here
herself
3
(con)cv
(con)cvg
cd
D
"D
dcv
dcvg
dcl
dclg
4
d
E
1
$
ei
5
;e
5
]
"E
e
F
"F
6
f(st)
=
fr
f
;L
G
7
<
g
gd
grt
H
_H
H
"H
h(er)f
him
himself
his
I
immediate
in
ing
it
its
itself
ity
J
just
K
know
knowledge
L
less
letter
like
little
lord
M
many
ment
more
mother
much
must
myself
N
Name
necessary
neither
ness
oot
O
Of
one
oneself
ong
hm
hmf
8
i
imm
9
+
x
xs
xf
;y
j
j
k
"k
k
l
.S
lr
l
ll
"L
m
_M
;T
m
"M
m(ch)
m(st)
myf
n
"N
nec
nei
;S
n
o
(
"O
(one)f
;g
ou
ought
ound
ount
ourselves
out
ow
P
paid
part
people
perceive
perceiving
perhaps
Q
question
quick
quite
R
rather
receive
receiving
rejoice
rejoicing
right
S
said
sh
shall
should
sion
so
some
spirit
st
still
such
T
th
that
the
\
"\
.D
.T
(ou)rvs
\
[
p
pd
"P
p
p(er)cv
p(er)cvg
p(er)h
q
"Q
qk
q
r
r
rcv
rcvg
rjc
rjcg
"R
s
sd
%
%
(sh)d
.N
s
"S
_S
/
/
s(ch)
t
?
t
!
their
themselves
there
these
this
those
through
thyself
time
tion
today
together
tomorrow
tonight
U
under
upon
us
V
very
W
was
were
wh
where
which
whose
will
with
word
work
world
would
X
Y
you
young
your
yourself
yourselves
Z
Punctuation and Special Symbols
ampersand &
at sign @
apostrophe
asterisk
backslash \
forward slash /
bold symbol
bold word
bold passage
bold terminator
round bracket ( )
square bracket [ ]
bullet
capital sign
capital word
capital passage
capital terminator
`&
`A
'
"9
_*
_/
^2
^1
^7
^'
"< ">
.< .>
_4
,
,,
,,,
,'
colon :
semicolon;
comma ,
dash –
long dash —
degree sign
dollar sign
ellipsis
exclamation !
full stop or decimal point
grade 1 symbol indicator
grade 1 word indicator
grade 1 passage indicator
grade 1 terminator
hyphen -
3
2
1
,",~J
`S
444
6
4
;
;;
;;;
;'
-
italic symbol
italic word
italic passage
italic passage terminator
numeric indicator
percent %
question mark ?
outer quotes
inner quotes (single)
inner quotes (double)
open transcriber’s note
close transcriber’s note
underline symbol
underline word
underline passage
underline terminator
underscore _
.2
.1
.7
.'
#
.0
8
8 0
,8 ,0
^8 ^0
@.<
@.>
_2
_1
_7
_'
.-
_!
(the)mvs
"!
~!
?
^?
"?
(th)yf
"T
;N
td
tgr
tm
tn
u
"U
^U
u
v
v
w
0
7
:
":
:
^:
w
)
^W
"W
_W
wd
x
y
y
"Y
yr
yrf
yrvs
z
2
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Introduction
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to UEB first edition was written in 2008 by a group of
dedicated Resource Teachers Vision from the Blind and Low Vision Network New
Zealand together with support from staff at the Royal New Zealand Foundation of the
Blind, Accessible Format Production.
The team members gifted their time, knowledge and passion for braille, to produce a
resource to support staff, learners and producers with Unified English Braille (UEB)
production, as New Zealand’s adoption of UEB became a reality in the education and
braille worlds.
The Hitchhiker’s Guide to UEB was developed to serve as a quick memory jogger. It
is not a comprehensive braille instruction guide. This edition, updated in 2013,
reinforces the use of the guide as a reference tool to be used by Resource Teachers
Vision (RTVs), teachers, teacher aides, Whānau and parents, who find themselves
needing to braille texts quickly for student use.
For more in-depth braille rules please refer to the Braille Authority of New Zealand
Aotearoa Trust BANZAT website at www.banzat.org.nz from which the current
editions of the manuals listed below can be downloaded.



Unified English Braille Manual: New Zealand Edition
Unified English Braille Guidelines for Technical Material
The Rules of Unified English Braille
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Definitions used in guide
1. Simple sign – a sign occupying one cell only
2. Composite sign – a sign occupying two or more cells
3. Upper sign – a sign containing dot 1, or dot 4, or both.
4. Lower sign – a sign containing neither dot 1 nor dot 4.
5. Contraction – a sign which represents a word or group of letters.
6. Groupsign – a contraction which represents a group of letters.
7. Wordsign – a contraction which represents a whole word.
8. Shortform – a contraction consisting of a word specially abbreviated in
Braille.
Explanatory Rules
General Rules for the use of Contractions
Bridging Rule: In general, use a groupsign which bridges a prefix and the remainder
of a word unless its use would hinder the recognition or pronunciation of the word. In
particular, use the groupsigns for "ed", "en", "er", "of" and "st".
Similarly, use a groupsign which bridges a word and its suffix unless its use would
hinder the recognition or pronunciation of the word.
Do not use a groupsign which would bridge the words which make up an
unhyphenated compound word.
professor
edition
pr(essor
$i;n
mistake
twofold
mi/ake
twofold
Law of Preference Rule: In order to save space, certain Braille contractions take
priority over others. This means that upper group signs usually take preference over
lower group signs.
e.g. bear- “ar” takes preference to “ea”
No-Two-Lower-Signs-Touching-Without-a-Chaperone Law: No two lower signs
May stand together without an empty space between them unless they touch a symbol
that contains an upper dot (their chaperone)
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Punctuation
comma
,
semicolon
;
colon
:
fullstop
.
exclamation mark
!
question mark
?
round brackets
( )
square brackets
[ ]
curly brackets
{}
1
2
3
4
6
8
"< ">
.< .>
_< _>
apostrophe
‘
hyphen
-
dash
–
longdash
—
underscore
_
ellipsis dot
…
standard quotes
“”
inner single quotes
‘’
inner double quotes
“”
'
,",.4 repeated
8 0
,8 ,0
~8 ~0
Most punctuation marks are unspaced from the preceding or following word. The
ellipsis is an exception.
Colours: red; green; blue, (etc).
,Col\rs3 r$2 gre52 blue1 "<etc">4
Spacing of the hyphen, dash and ellipsis can follow print but can also be standardised
for readability. In print the hyphen is a shorter line and joins words together. The dash
is a longer line that breaks the text. The long dash can be used to indicate blanks to be
filled in.
Take a curtain-call.
,Take a curta9-call4
Drop the curtain – call the police!
,Drop ! curta9,-call ! police6
Another word for curtain is ––––
,Ano!r ^w = curta9 is ",Help, I'm . . . oh no
–
,Help1 ,I'm 444 oh no ,Use the standard braille quotation marks for the main quotes used in the print text.
If the main quotes are double in print then use single braille quotes for any inner
quotes.
If the main quotes are single in print then use double braille quotes for any inner
quotes.
“Don’t say ‘No Way’ to me,” she said.
8,Don't say ,8,No ,Way,0 to me10
%e sd4
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Capitalisation
,a to ,z
,,
,,,
,'
Capital letters A to Z
Capitalised Word
Capitalised Passage
Capitals Terminator
Use the dot 6 prefix for a single capital letter, either standing alone, at the start of a
word or at the start of a contraction.
,mr ;,j ,smi?
,mrs ;,p4 ,o',toole
,anglo-,saxon
,n ,ag6
Mr J Smith
Mrs P. O' Toole
Anglo-Saxon
Not Again!
Use the capitalised word indicator when all the letters of a word are in capitals. It
should be repeated after punctuation such as the hyphen or the apostrophe.
PETER JONES
NOT AGAIN!
ANGLO-SAXON
DON'T
,,PET] ,,J"OS
,,N ,,AG6
,,ANGLO-,,SAXON
,,DON',T
If three or more consecutive words are in capitals, put the capitalised passage
indicator before the first word and the capitals terminator after the last word.
SONS AND LOVERS
I CAN'T BEAR IT!
,,,SONS & LOV]S,'
,,,I C'T BE> X6,'
The capitals terminator is also used to change back to lowercase within a word.
unSELFish
MPs
IIIrd
un,,self,'i%
,,mp,'s
,,iii,'rd
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Grade 1 Indicators
Grade 1 Symbol
Grade 1 Word
Grade 1 Passage
Grade 1 Terminator
;
;;
;;;
;'
A braille symbol may have several meanings. For example:
;d
d
#d
the letter d (its grade 1 meaning)
the word do (the contraction or grade 2 meaning)
the number 4 (the numeric meaning)
Use the grade 1 symbol indicator (previously known as the letter sign) whenever a
print letter (or letters) could be misread as a contraction or number in braille.
Questions h and i are in Part A not Part B.
,"Qs ;h & i >e 9 ,"P ,A n ,"P ;,B4
(note that the letters a, i and o cannot be misread as contractions)
300cm equals 3m
#cjj;cm equals #cm
(note that only the letters a to j can be misread as numbers)
,"Q "<;d"> 9 "P ;,b-#a
,Mr ;,J4 ,Smi?
Question (d) in part B-1
Mr J. Smith
(note that letters can still be misread as contractions when touching punctuation)
The line AB
,! l9e ;,,ab
(note that a group of letters can sometimes be misread as a shortform contraction)
Use the grade 1 word indicator when several letters are in an unspaced sequence
c-h-e-e-s-e
;;c-h-e-e-s-e
Email and web addresses are allowed to contain contractions. They can also be
written uncontracted. E.g. [email protected]
sup]4t1*]@abl5nz4s*ool4nz or
super4teacher@ablennz4school4nz
Use the grade 1 passage indicator and terminator when a passage contains letters,
print symbols and spaces but no contractions, for example a set of algebra exercises.
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Typeforms
Symbol
Word
Passage
Terminator
Italic
Bold
Underline
.2
.1
.7
.'
^2
^1
^7
^'
_2
_1
_7
_'
Only indicate a print typeface when it is being used for emphasis or distinction. When
a type face is used for purely visual reasons, for example in headings, it should not be
indicated in braille.
If a single word is emphasised, put the corresponding word indicator before the word.
That is my chair.
I am not happy.
,t is .1my *air4.
,I am ^1n happy4
Do not repeat the word indicator after the hyphen in a compound word.
I want lace-ups.
,I want ^1lace-ups4
If two consecutive words are emphasised, put the word indicator before each word.
This is the Cost Price.
,? is ! _1,co/ _1,price4
If three or more consecutive words are emphasised, put the passage indicator before
the first word and the terminator after the last word.
On the Beach is overdue.
.7,On ! ,B1*.' is ov]due4
If the last word is followed by punctuation, the terminator should generally be placed
after the punctuation.
We saw Out of Africa.
,We saw _7,\ ( ,Africa4_'
Use the symbol indicator if a single character is emphasised.
The o in hot
The l in cold
,! ^2o 9 h^2ot
,! ^2;l 9 co^2ld
If several consecutive letters are emphasised in the middle of a word, use the word
indicator before them and the terminator after them.
The ie in field
,! .1ie 9 f.1ie.'ld
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Simple Upper Wordsigns and Groupsigns
Use a Braille letter standing alone to represent a whole word.
but
b
can
c
do
d
every e
from
f
go
g

B
c
d
e
f
g
have
h
just
j
knowledge k
like
l
more
m
not
n
rather
r
so
s
that
t
us
u
will
w
it
x
you
y
as
z
v
w
x
y
z
,w's
,mr4 ,m
s-s
May be used when immediately followed by an apostrophe and the word
represented is kept distinct
Example: Can’t

q
very v
May be used as a hyphenated compound word.
Example: so-so

quite
p
q
r
s
t
u
May be used as proper nouns
Example: Mr. More

people p
May be used as a possessive
Example: Will's

h
j
k
l
m
n
,c't
Cannot be used as a syllable.
Word Signs
and
for
of
the
with
&
=
(
!
)
These contractions must stand alone to represent the whole word, but they may be
used as group signs to express the same letters (without regard to their meaning) when
they form part of a longer word.
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Group signs (and, for, of, the, with)

Must be used in preference to other contractions.
o!r
Example: o(the)r
Refer to Bridging Rule (Page 4)
Wordsigns
child
ch
out
ou
shall
sh
still
st
this
th
which wh

*
|
%
/
?
:
These contractions must stand alone to represent the whole word. It is correct to
use a wordsign after a hyphen.
Example: step-child

/ep-*
A wordsign may be used when immediately followed by an apostrophe
Example: The child’s doll
,! *'s doll
Upper Groupsigns (ch, sh, st, th, wh)
These contractions may be used in any part of a word for the letters they represent.

Do not use in abbreviations
Example: St

,st
Do not use in numbers.
Example: 4th
#dth
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Group Signs Contractions
ar
ed
er
gh
ow

>
$
]
<
{
These contractions may represent their own sounds.
Examples:
ar! (pirate's laugh)
er (stuttering sound)
Ed (name)
ow! (sound of pain)

>6
}
,$
[6
They may bridge prefix and root word or root word and suffix
Group Sign - Middle and End
ing

+
Used in the middle or end of words only.
Examples: s(ing)le
s(ing)
s+le
s+
or
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Lower-Cell Wordsigns and Groupsigns
Lower-Cell Word Contractions:
be
enough
his
in
was
were

2
5
8
9
0
7
Must stand alone.
Example: Chocolate milk is enough for him.
,*ocolate milk is 5 = hm4

May not adjoin any marks of punctuation.
Example: Is this his?
,is ? his8

May adjoin a capital sign (which is a composition sign) unless the capital sign is
preceded by a mark of punctuation.
Example: His face is cute.
,8 face is cute4

May have any number of lower-cell word contractions together as along they are
spaced.
Example: She was in enough classes.
,%e 0 9 5 classes4
Lower-cell Group Signs:
en
in

5
9
May be used in any part of a word; in particular they are the only lower
groupsigns that may be used at the end of a word.
Example: d(en)
D5
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Lower-Cell Group Signs - Leader or Beginning-of-Word Contractions:
be
con
dis
2
3
4

Must always be used at the beginning of a word in which they form the first
syllable.

No-Two-Lower-Signs-Touching-Without-a-Chaperone Law. No two lower signs
may stand together without an empty space between them unless they touch a
symbol that contains an upper dot (their chaperone).

con, dis - may only be used as parts of words, they have no whole-word meaning.

May not be used in the middle or the end of a word.

May not be used before punctuation.
Lower-cell Group Signs - Sandwich Contractions:
ea
bb
cc
ff
gg

1
2
3
6
7
May only appear in the middle of word, must appear between letters or
contractions.
Example: be(gg)(ed)
be7$

Has the lowest priority - Law of Preference applies.

May not adjoin punctuation.
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Final Letter Group Signs
dots 4,6
ance
less
ound
ount
sion
.
.e
.S
.D
.T
.n
dots 5,6
ence
ful
ity
ment
ness
ong
tion

Use as parts of words.
Example: d(ance)

d.e
Final letter group signs always take first priority.
Example: (th)(ence)

;
;E
;l
;Y
;T
;S
;G
;n
?;e
May not begin a word
Example: fulfill
fulfill
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Initial Wordsigns/Groupsigns
Initial wordsigns are two cells read together as a single unit.
Dot 5 Words:
day
ever
father
here
know
lord
mother
name
one
"D
"E
"F
"H
"k
"L
"M
"n
"o
part
question
right
some
time
under
work
young
"P
"q
"R
"S
"t
"u
"W
"y
Dots 4,5 Words:
these
those
whose
word
upon
character
ought
through
there
where
"*
"\
"?
"!
":
Dots 4,5,6 Words:
~!
~?
~:
~W
~u
cannot
had
many
spirit
world
their
_C
_H
_M
_S
_W
_!
Initial Wordsigns:
 Are used as whole words and as parts of words.
Examples: (here)
(part)n(er)

"H
"pn]
Are used as parts of words when it retains its original meaning.
Examples: bir(th)(day)
gr(and)(father)

bir?"d
gr&"f
Are used as parts of words when it retains its original sound or pronunciation.
Examples: ad(here)
s(mother)
ad"h
s"m
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Shortform Words
ab
abv
ac
acr
af
afn
afw
ag
ag(st)
alm
alr
al
al(th)
alt
alw
(be)c
(be)f
(be)h
(be)l
about
above
according
across
after
afternoon
afterward
again
against
almost
already
also
although
altogether
always
because
before
behind
below
(be)n
(be)s
(be)t
(be)y
bl
brl
(ch)n
(con)cv
(con)cvg
cd
dcv
dcvg
dcl
dclg
ei
f(st)
fr
gd
grt
beneath
beside
between
beyond
blind
braille
children
conceive
conceiving
could
deceive
deceiving
declare
declaring
either
first
friend
good
great
h(er)f
hm
hmf
imm
xs
xf
lr
ll
m(ch)
m(st)
myf
nec
nei
(one)f
(ou)rvs
pd
p(er)cv
p(er)cvg
p(er)h
herself
him
himself
immediate
its
itself
letter
little
much
must
myself
necessary
neither
oneself
ourselves
paid
perceive
perceiving
perhaps
qk
rcv
rcvg
rjc
rjcg
sd
(sh)d
s(ch)
(the)mvs
(th)yf
td
tgr
tm
tn
wd
yr
yrf
yrvs
quick
receive
receiving
rejoice
rejoicing
said
should
such
themselves
thyself
today
together
tomorrow
tonight
would
your
yourself
yourselves
Shortforms may be used whenever they are standing alone, regardless of meaning and
regardless of whether the word is used as an ordinary word or as a proper name.
Shortforms may generally be used within a longer word (including proper names)
provided that there is no interference in spelling and an original meaning of the basic
shortform word is retained.




However a shortform may not be used within a longer word if this turns it into a
different word. (eg about cannot be used in abouts).
In particular the shortforms after, blind and friend cannot be used before a vowel
or a y. (eg friend cannot be used in befriended)
A shortform beginning with be or con can only be part of a longer word if it
occurs at the start of that word (eg between cannot be used in inbetween)
A grade one indicator should be used if an unusual word could be read as a
shortform (eg hm could be read as him)
Mr Much
Firstbank
Hm …
,mr ,m*
,f/bank
;,hm 444
walkabout
unfriendly
not
walkab
unfrly
,hm 444
If in doubt refer to the “UEB Shortforms List” which is in Appendix 1 of The Rules
of Unified English Braille.
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Māori and Foreign Words
_
¯
macron above following letter
~/
´
acute accent above following letter
´
acute accent above following capital letter
`
grave accent above following letter
~%
ˆ
circumflex above following letter
~3
¨
umlaut above following letter
~&
¸
cedilla below following letter
~$
°
circle above following letter
~]
~
tilde above following letter
,~
/
~*



All Māori words should be written uncontracted except for the wh contraction.
Single letters do not need the grade 1 symbol indicator.
Macrons are represented by preceding the vowel with dots 456.
Tirohia te āhua o tēnei whare!
,Tirohia te _ahua o t_enei :are6
Aroha lives in Whenuapai.
,Aroha lives 9 ,:enuapai4
Occasional foreign words within English text should have their accents represented
according to the table above. Unaccented letters can be contracted.
We’ll have pâté and vin rosé.
,we'll h p~%at~/e & v9 ros~/e4
Longer foreign phrases that are set apart within English text are better uncontracted
but should still use the accents in the table above.
“Où est le Café?” he asked.
8,o~*u est le ,caf~/e80 he ask$4
Texts for the study of a foreign language should use the one cell braille accents
defined in the braille code for that language, and not the two cell accents above.
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Numbers
The digits 1 – 9 and 0 are shown by the letters a – j preceded by the numeric indicator.
#a
#b
#c
#d
#e
1
2
3
4
5
#f
#g
#h
#i
#j
6
7
8
9
0
1
4
/
comma
decimal point or full stop
simple fraction line
123
3,408
4.3
.5
½
#abc
#c1djh
#d4c
#4e
#a/b
Repeat the numeric indicator after a hyphen
#aiad-#ah
1914 - 18
Repeat the numeric indicator after all punctuation except the decimal point or full
stop, the comma, and the fraction line.
3:45
7(2)
1/2/07
#c3#DE
#g"<#b">
#a_/#b_/#jg
3.45
7(b)
1½
#c4DE
#g"<b">
#a#a/b
The numeric indicator initiates Grade 1 mode so ordinal endings are uncontracted.
#ast & #eth
1st and 5th
Roman numbers follow the same rules as other letter sequences
i
II
v
i
,,ii
;v
(iv)
"<iv">
(V)
"<;,V">
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Typical and Problem Words
This list is a New Zealand draft. The braille form of each word is in accordance with the Duxbury
translation table for UEB as at December 2012.
A
à la carte
ab initio
abalone
abandoned
abbé
abbreviation
able
aborigine
about
aboutface
about-face
above
aboveboard
abovementioned
above-mentioned
absinthe
accede
acclamation
accompaniment
accordance
according
accordingly
account
acerose
acetone
acknowledgment
acoustic
acreage
across
acrosses
actimeter
actually
aculeate
ad infinitum
ad nauseam
add
added
addendum
addicted
additionally
address
adduceable
^*a la c>te
;ab 9itio
abalone
ab&on$
a2^/e
a2revia;n
able
aborig9e
ab
abface
ab-face
abv
abvbo>d
abvm5;n$
abv-m5;n$
abs9!
a3$e
a3lama;n
a3ompani;t
a3ord.e
ac
acly
a3.t
ac]ose
acet"o
ac"kl$g;t
ac\/ic
acr1ge
acr
acrosses
actimet]
actually
acul1te
ad 9f9itum
ad nauseam
add
add$
add5dum
addict$
addi;nally
address
adduc1ble
adenoid
adhere
adhered
adherence
adherent
adjust
ado
advanced
advancing
aedile
aeration
aerial
aerobics
aerodynamics
aerofoil
aeroplane
aesthetically
affable
affianced
affiliation
affinity
affirm
afforded
affrighted
afghan
aforementioned
aforesaid
aforetime
after
after-dinner
aftereffect
afterimage
aftermath
afternoon
afternoons
afters
afterthought
afterward
afterwards
again
against
aggravation
aggrieved
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ad"h
adh]$
adh];e
adh]5t
adju/
ado
adv.ed
advanc+
a$ile
a]a;n
a]ial
a]obics
a]odynamics
a]ofoil
a]oplane
aes!tically
a6able
a6i.ed
a6ilia;n
a69;y
a6irm
af=d$
a6"r$
af<an
a=em5;n$
a=esd
a=e"t
af
af-d9n]
aft]e6ect
aft]image
afma?
afn
afns
afs
af?"\
afw
afws
ag
ag/
a7rava;n
a7riev$
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agility
agreeable
agreeably
ain't
air-conditioned
al
albeit
albino
alienation
alike
ally
almoner
almost
almshouse
along
already
also
also-rans
althorn
although
altimeter
altogether
always
amenable
amethyst
among
anaerobic
anaesthesia
anathema
ancestral
andante
anemone
anesthesia
anteater
antecedent
antedate
antediluvian
antenatal
antennae
anterior
anteroom
antheap
anthill
antinode
antitheses
antithesis
antitype
apartheid
apartment
agil;y
agre1ble
agre1bly
a9't
air-3di;n$
;al
albeit
alb9o
ali5a;n
alike
ally
almon]
alm
almsh\se
al;g
alr
al
al-rans
althorn
al?
altimet]
alt
alw
am5able
ame?y/
am;g
ana]obic
anaes!sia
ana!ma
ance/ral
&ante
anemone
anes!sia
ant1t]
antec$5t
ant$ate
ant$iluvian
ant5atal
ant5nae
ant]ior
ant]oom
anth1p
anthill
ant9ode
anti!ses
anti!sis
antitype
a"pheid
a"p;t
apothecary
appearance
apperceive
aqueduct
arboreal
arccosine
archaic
area
areas
areaway
areligious
arena
aren't
aright
arisen
aristocrat
arithmetic
aroma
around
arouse
arpeggio
arrivé
arrivederci
arrowhead
assembled
asseverate
asthma
astonishing
astound
astringent
asunder
atheneum
atmosphere
atone
atoned
atonement
au gratin
auctioneer
aunthood
aureate
aurora borealis
authentic
avenue
azaleas
B
babbled
baccalaureate
bacchanal
bagging
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appe>.e
app]cv
aqu$uct
>bor1l
>ccos9e
>*aic
>ea
>1s
>1way
areligi\s
>5a
>5't
a"r
>is5
>i/ocrat
>i?metic
>oma
>.d
>\se
>pe7io
>riv^/e
>riv$]ci
>r[h1d
assembl$
ass"eate
as?ma
a/oni%+
a/.d
a/r+5t
as"u
a!neum
atmosp"h
at"o
aton$
at"o;t
au grat9
auc;ne]
aunthood
aur1te
aurora bor1lis
au!ntic
av5ue
azal1s
ba2l$
ba3alaur1te
bac*anal
ba7+
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bain-marie
bakery
balanced
ballerina
ballyhoo
baloney
bandanna
banderole
barbarity
barometer
baroness
baronet
bastion
bathed
battleaxe
battledore
bayonet
be’ave
beach
beacon
beadwork
bearable
beatify
beatitude
beau geste
beautifully
because
beckoned
becoming
bedaub
bedding
bedizen
bedraggled
bedridden
bee
beefeater
been
before
beforehand
befriend
befriended
befriending
befriends
beggin'
beginning
begonia
beguine
behave
behemoth
ba9-m>ie
bak]y
bal.ed
ball]9a
ballyhoo
bal"oy
b&anna
b&]ole
b>b>;y
b>omet]
b>o;s
b>onet
bas;n
ba!d
battleaxe
battledore
bayonet
be'ave
b1*
b1con
b1d"w
be>able
2atify
2atitude
b1u ge/e
b1uti;lly
2c
beckon$
2com+
2daub
b$d+
2diz5
2dra7l$
b$ridd5
bee
beef1t]
be5
2f
2fh&
2fr
2fri5d$
2fri5d+
2frs
be79'
2g9n+
2gonia
2gu9e
2have
2hemo?
behind
behindhand
bein'
be'ind
being
believer
belittle
belittled
belittling
belligerence
belligerent
belonging
below
belowground
beneath
benediction
beneficent
beneficial
beneficiary
benefit
benevolence
benighted
benign
bequeathed
berate
bereavement
bereft
beret
beside
besides
besom
be'st
bestial
bestowed
beta
betel
bethel
betrothed
better
between
betweentimes
betweenwhiles
bevel
beverage
bevy
beyond
bezel
bezique
bible
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2hh&
2in'
be'9d
2+
2liev]
2ll
2lld
2littl+
bellig];e
bellig]5t
2l;g+
2l
2lgr.d
2n
b5$ic;n
2nefic5t
b5eficial
b5efici>y
b5efit
2nevol;e
2ni<t$
2nign
2qu1!d
2rate
2r1ve;t
2reft
b]et
2s
2ss
besom
be'/
be/ial
2/[$
2ta
betel
be!l
2tro!d
bett]
2t
2t"ts
2t:iles
bevel
b"eage
bevy
2y
bezel
2zique
bible
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bighead
bighorn
bilingual
binary
binaural
bingo
binocular
binodal
binomial
binormal
biofeedback
bipartisan
birthright
biscuity
bistro
blanche
blandishment
bleeding
blemish
blend
bless
blessed
blessèd
blew
blind
blindage
blinded
blindfold
blinding
blindism
blindly
blindness
blinds
blithesome
bloodletter
blood-letter
blossomed
blunder
boloney
Bonaparte
bone
boned
boner
bongo
boreal
boredom
bosomed
bothered
bottleneck
bigh1d
bighorn
bil+ual
b9>y
b9aural
b+o
b9ocul>
b9odal
b9omial
b9ormal
biofe$back
bi"pisan
bir?"r
biscuity
bi/ro
blan*e
bl&i%;t
ble$+
blemi%
bl5d
b.s
b.s$
b.s^*ed
blew
bl
bl9dage
bl9d$
blfold
bl9d+
bl9dism
blly
bl;s
bls
bli!"s
bloodlr
blood-lr
blossom$
bl"u
bol"oy
,bona"pe
b"o
bon$
bon]
b;go
bor1l
bor$om
bosom$
bo!r$
bottleneck
bought
boundary
boundless
bountiful
boutonniere
boutonnière
braille
brailler
braillewriter
brailling
braillist
bravery
breathed
bribery
bride-to-be
brightened
brimful
brimfull
brother-in-law
brougham
bubbled
buddha
buffoonery
bulblet
burdensome
bureau
burgher
business
buttoned
by and by
by-and-by
bygone
bystanders
C
cabaret
cabled
caesarean
cajolery
calisthenics
camaraderie
can-can
cancel
cancellation
cancer
candidate
cannot
canoed
cans
can's
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b.d>y
b.d.s
b.ti;l
b\tonni]e
b\tonni^*ere
brl
brlr
brlwrit]
braill+
brailli/
brav]y
br1!d
brib]y
bride-to-be
b"r5$
brim;l
brim;ll
bro!r-9-law
br\<am
bu2l$
buddha
bu6oon]y
bulblet
burd5"s
bur1u
bur<]
busi;s
button$
by & by
by-&-by
byg"o
by/&]s
cab>et
cabl$
caes>1n
cajol]y
calis!nics
cam>ad]ie
c-c
c.el
c.ella;n
c.er
c&idate
_c
cano$
cans
c's
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can't
cantilever
canzone
cap'en
captainess
career
carnation
carte
carthorse
caseate
casino
cassowary
castlery
cathead
cathedral
caustically
caveat
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cedar
cedilla
cement
centime
centimeter
centrosome
ceramics
cereal
cerise
cerulean
chaffinch
chaise longue
chanced
chancel
chancellor
chancery
chandelier
changeable
chapeau
chaperone
characteristically
charade
chargé d'affaires
chargeable
chastise
château
cheddar
cheerlessness
chemotherapy
chenille
c't
cantil"e
canzone
cap'5
capta9ess
c>e]
c>na;n
c>te
c>thorse
cas1te
cas9o
cass[>y
ca/l]y
cath1d
ca!dral
cau/ically
cav1t
;,,cd-,,rom
c$>
c$illa
ce;t
c5time
c5timet]
c5tro"s
c]amics
c]1l
c]ise
c]ul1n
*a69*
*aise l;gue
*.ed
*.el
*.ellor
*.ery
*&eli]
*ang1ble
*ap1u
*ap]"o
"*i/ically
*>ade
*>g^/e
d'a6aires
*>g1ble
*a/ise
*^%at1u
*$d>
*e].s;s
*emo!rapy
*5ille
cheroot
chieftainess
chiffchaff
chiffonier
child-care
childhood
childishness
childless
childlike
child-like
children
child's
chimaera
china
chinamen
chockful
chockfull
chow mein
christened
christmastide
chromosome
chubbiness
chuckfull
cicerone
cigarette
cinerama
cingulum
citizeness
city
clandestine
clarinet
clarionet
clearness
clement
cleverest
cliffs
cliff's
clotheshorse
cobbler
cochineal
cock-a-doodle-do
coed
co-ed
coenzyme
coerce
coffee
cofounder
cohere
coherence
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*iefta9ess
*i6*aff
*i6oni]
*-c>e
*ildhood
*ildi%;s
*ild.s
*ildlike
*-l
*n
*'s
*ima]a
*9a
*9am5
*ock;l
*ock;ll
*[ me9
*ri/5$
*ri/ma/ide
*romo"s
*u2i;s
*uck;ll
cic]one
cig>ette
c9]ama
c+ulum
citiz5ess
c;y
cl&e/9e
cl>9et
cl>ionet
cle>;s
cle;t
cl"ee/
cli6s
cliff's
clo!shorse
co2l]
co*91l
cock-a-doodle-d
co$
co-$
co5zyme
co]ce
c(fee
cof.d]
co"h
coh];e
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coherent
coiffure
colonel
colorblind
coma
comates
comatose
comb
combe
combination
combing
comedian
comédienne
comedown
comedy
com'ere
comin'
coming
comingle
comity
commaed
commandeer
commander-inchief
commence
commenced
comment
commentary
commingle
'commodate
commoner
commonest
comparable
compartment
compensation
complimentary
component
compound
comptroller
comradery
comte
con
conamed
conation
conative
conatus
conceded
conceivable
conceive
coh]5t
coi6ure
colonel
colorbl
coma
comates
comatose
comb
combe
comb9a;n
comb+
com$ian
com^/edi5ne
comed[n
com$y
com']e
com9'
com+
com+le
com;y
comma$
comm&e]
comm&]-9-*ief
comm;e
comm;ed
com;t
com;t>y
comm+le
'commodate
common]
commone/
comp>able
com"p;t
comp5sa;n
compli;t>y
compon5t
comp.d
comptroll]
comrad]y
comte
con
co"nd
cona;n
conative
conatus
3c$$
3ceivable
3cv
conceived
conceiver
conceiving
concept
concertina
concertinaed
conch
concha
conchology
concierge
condiment
condone
condoned
cone
coned
coneflower
coney
confederation
conga
congé
congealed
congenial
conger
congress
congressional
congruity
congruous
conic
conidium
conies
conifer
coniferous
conj.
conk
conked
conker
conman
conned
conning
cons
conscience
consternation
cont.
conte
continent
contingent
continuity
contradistinction
contrick
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3cvr
3cvg
3cept
3c]t9a
3c]t9a$
con*
3*a
3*ology
3ci]ge
3di;t
3d"o
3don$
c"o
con$
c"ofl[]
c"oy
3f$]a;n
3ga
3g^/e
3g1l$
3g5ial
3g]
3gress
3gres.nal
3gru;y
3gru\s
3ic
conidium
conies
3if]
3if]\s
3j4
conk
3k$
3k]
3man
conn$
3n+
3s
3sci;e
3/]na;n
3t4
conte
3t95t
3t+5t
3t9u;y
3tradi/9c;n
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conundrum
convenience
conventionality
conversazione
cooperation
coordination
copyright
coroner
coronet
corporeal
corporeally
cortisone
costumer
coterie
cotoneaster
could
coulda
couldn't
couldst
countenance
counterpart
countess
countless
country
county
coupon
courthouse
couturier
coward
cowherd
cowhide
coworker
crabbed
create
created
creation
creator
creature
credence
credentials
credenza
credo
credulity
crème de menthe
criminologist
cringed
cringing
crone
crooner
3undrum
3v5i;e
3v5;nal;y
3v]sazione
coop]a;n
coord9a;n
copy"r
coron]
coronet
corpor1l
corpor1lly
cortis"o
co/um]
cot]ie
cotonea/]
cd
cda
cdn't
cd/
c.t5.e
c.t]"p
c.tess
c.t.s
c.try
c.ty
c\pon
c\rth\se
c\turi]
c[>d
c[h]d
c[hide
co"w]
cra2$
cr1te
cr1t$
cr1;n
cr1tor
cr1ture
cr$;e
cr$5tials
cr$5za
cr$o
cr$ul;y
cr^*eme de m5!
crim9ologi/
cr+$
cr++
cr"o
croon]
crop-eared
cross-questioned
crosstrees
crumbled
crustacean
crystal
culinary
cushioned
customer
cyclone
czarina
D
dabbing
dabbled
dachshund
dafter
dallying
danced
dancer
dandelion
daredevil
daughter-in-law
day-by-day
daytime
day-to-day
de profundis
deaconess
deafening
dearest
deathlike
decedent
deceivable
deceive
deceived
deceiver
deceiving
declaration
declare
declared
declarer
declaring
declination
decongested
dedication
deduced
deduct
deduction
definition
deity
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cross-"q$
crosstrees
crumbl$
cru/ac1n
cry/al
cul9>y
cu%ion$
cu/om]
cycl"o
cz>9a
da2+
da2l$
da*shund
daft]
dally+
d.ed
d.er
d&elion
d>edevil
dau<t]-9-law
"d-by-"d
"d"t
"d-to-"d
de pr(undis
d1co;s
d1f5+
de>e/
d1?like
dec$5t
deceivable
dcv
dcvd
dcvr
dcvg
decl>a;n
dcl
dcld
dclr
dclg
decl9a;n
dec;ge/$
d$ica;n
d$uc$
d$uct
d$uc;n
def9i;n
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delineate
delineation
dementia
demoness
demonetisation
demonetise
denarius
denationalise
denatured
denial
denim
denizen
denomination
denominator
denote
denouement
denounce
denudation
denude
denumerable
denunciation
deny
department
deponent
depredation
derailleur
derailment
derange
deregulate
dereliction
deride
derision
derisive
derivation
derivative
derive
derogate
derogatory
derouting
derring-do
derringer
deshabille
desiccation
destination
destitution
detrimental
diaeresis
dieresis
difference
del91te
del91;n
de;tia
demo;s
dem"otisa;n
dem"otise
d5>ius
d5a;nalise
d5atur$
d5ial
d5im
d5iz5
d5om9a;n
d5om9ator
d5ote
d5\e;t
d5\nce
d5uda;n
d5ude
d5um]able
d5uncia;n
d5y
de"p;t
depon5t
depr$a;n
d]ailleur
d]ail;t
d]ange
d]egulate
d]elic;n
d]ide
d]i.n
d]isive
d]iva;n
d]ivative
d]ive
d]ogate
d]ogatory
d]\t+
d]r+-d
d]r+]
deshabille
desi3a;n
de/9a;n
de/itu;n
detri;tal
dia]esis
di]esis
di6];e
diffusion
dillydally
diminuendo
diminution
dinar
dinghy
dingy
dinosaur
diphtheria
dis‘armony
disabled
disaster
disbelief
disc
disciplinarian
disco
discography
discomforting
disconcerting
disconnected
discontent
discontinued
discount
discus
discuss
discussion
disease
disengage
dishabille
dishcloth
disheveled
dishonesty
disingenuous
disinterested
disk
dislike
dismally
disobedient
dispensation
disperse
dispirited
dissection
dissertation
dissyllabic
dist.
distaff
distaffs
distain
distance
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di6u.n
dillydally
dim9u5do
dim9u;n
d9>
d+hy
d+y
d9osaur
diph!ria
dis,8>mony
4abl$
4a/]
4belief
disc
4cipl9>ian
4co
4cography
4com=t+
4conc]t+
4connect$
4cont5t
4cont9u$
4c.t
4cus
4cuss
4cus.n
41se
45gage
4habille
di%clo?
di%evel$
4h"o/y
49g5u\s
49t]e/$
disk
4like
4mally
4ob$i5t
4p5sa;n
4p]se
di_s$
4sec;n
4s]ta;n
4syllabic
4t4
4taff
4ta6s
4ta9
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distanced
distend
distil
distillery
distingué
distinguish
distraught
district
disturbed
disulphide
disyllabic
dither
ditherer
divination
division
do [musical note]
dobbin
documented
doddering
dodo
doer
doffed
dog-eared
doggerel
doggone
doghouse
domineer
done
donee
double-entendre
double-quick
doublet
doughtiness
doughty
doughy
downright
downtrodden
dragonet
dreadful
dreary
dribbled
dromedary
drone
droned
drought
drudgery
druggist
dugout
4t.ed
4t5d
4til
4till]y
4t+u^/e
4t+ui%
4trau<t
4trict
4turb$
disulphide
disyllabic
di!r
di!r]
div9a;n
divi.n
d .<musical
note.>
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docu;t$
dodd]+
dodo
do]
d(f$
dog-e>$
do7]el
do7"o
dogh\se
dom9e]
d"o
donee
d\ble-5t5dre
d\ble-qk
d\blet
d"\i;s
d"\y
d\<y
d[n"r
d[ntrodd5
dragonet
dr1d;l
dre>y
dri2l$
drom$>y
dr"o
dron$
dr"\
drudg]y
dru7i/
dug\t
dukedom
dumbbell
dunderhead
dunghill
dynaribbon
d'you
dystrophy
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each
'ead
early
earthen
earthwork
east
ebb
ebbed
ebb-tide
eccentricity
echoed
economy
ed.
edacious
eddy
edelweiss
edema
edict
edile
edited
edition
editor
education
educed
e'er
eeriness
effaceable
effeminate
effortless
effulgent
egg
egg-cup
egghead
egg-head
eggnog
eggs
eggtimer
eisteddfod
either
elasticity
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duk$om
dumbbell
d"uh1d
dunghill
dynari2on
d'y\
dy/rophy
e'5
ea*
'ead
e>ly
e>!n
e>?"w
ea/
ebb
e2$
ebb-tide
e35tric;y
e*o$
economy
$4
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$dy
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$ema
$ict
$ile
$it$
$i;n
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$uca;n
$uc$
e']
e]i;s
e6ac1ble
e6em9ate
ef=t.s
e6ulg5t
egg
egg-cup
e7h1d
egg-h1d
e7nog
e7s
e7"tr
ei/eddfod
ei
ela/ic;y
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electioneer
elementary
elongation
elsewhere
emblem
embraceable
emergence
eminence
empyrean
en famille
en masse
en route
enabled
enabling
enamel
enceinte
encephalitis
encompassed
encore
encounter
encyclopaedia
encyclopædia
encyclopedia
endearment
enervation
enfin
engineer
enhanced
enigma
enigmatically
enmity
enormous
enough
enough's
enounce
ensemble
enthrone
enthroned
entity
entranced
entrepreneur
enumeration
enunciation
envisioned
enwreathed
epicurean
epineural
equally
equidistance
elec;ne]
ele;t>y
el;ga;n
else":
emblem
embrac1ble
em]g;e
em9;e
empyr1n
en famille
en masse
en r\te
5abl$
5abl+
5amel
5ce9te
5cephalitis
5compass$
5core
5c.t]
5cyclopa$ia
5cyclopa^6edia
5cyclop$ia
5de>;t
5]va;n
5f9
5g9e]
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5igma
5igmatically
5m;y
5orm\s
5
5's
5\nce
5semble
5?r"o
5?ron$
5t;y
5tr.ed
5trepr5eur
5um]a;n
5uncia;n
5vi.n$
5wr1!d
epicur1n
ep9eural
equally
equidi/.e
equidistant
equinox
er
era
eradication
erase
eraseable
eraser
erection
ereIong
ergo
eroding
erosion
erotic
erroneous
erudition
eruption
establishment
estate
esthetically
estrangement
estuary
ethereal
ethereally
evening
eveready
evermore
eversion
evert
everybody
everyday
every-day
everyone
everything
everywhere
ex parte
exaggerated
excommunicated
exeat
exoneration
expedience
expedition
experience
experienced
experimentation
exponent
extinguished
extraordinary
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equ9ox
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]a
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]ase
]as1ble
]as]
]ec;n
]e,i;g
]go
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]o.n
]otic
]rone\s
]udi;n
]up;n
e/abli%;t
e/ate
es!tically
e/range;t
e/u>y
e!r1l
e!r1lly
ev5+
"e1dy
"emore
ev].n
ev]t
"eybody
"ey"d
e-"d
"ey"o
"ey?+
"ey":
ex "pe
exa7]at$
excommunicat$
exeat
exon]a;n
exp$i;e
exp$i;n
exp]i;e
exp]i;ed
exp]i;ta;n
expon5t
ext+ui%$
extraord9>y
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faery
faëry
fainthearted
falconet
fandango
farthermost
farthingale
fashioned
fastidious
fathead
father-in-law
fatherless
fealty
fearfulness
fearsome
feathered
federally
fedora
feint
feminine
femininity
fenced
fencer
fermentation
ferocity
festivity
festooned
feverish
fiance
fiancé
fiddler
fiendishness
filename
filofax
finality
finally
financed
financially
fineness
finery
finesse
finger
finis
finite
finnan haddie
firearms
firedrake
fireworks
first
fa]y
fa^3ery
fa9the>t$
falconet
f&ango
f>!rmo/
f>?+ale
fa%ion$
fa/idi\s
fath1d
"f-9-law
"f.s
f1lty
fe>;l;s
fe>"s
f1!r$
f$]ally
f$ora
fe9t
fem99e
fem99;y
f;ed
f;er
f];ta;n
f]oc;y
fe/iv;y
fe/oon$
f"ei%
fiance
fianc^/e
fiddl]
fi5di%;s
file"n
filofax
f9al;y
f9ally
f9.ed
f9ancially
f9e;s
f9]y
fi;se
f+]
f9is
f9ite
f9nan _hdie
fire>ms
firedrake
fire"ws
f/
first-begotten
firsthand
firstly
fishmonger
flabbiness
flaccidity
flamingo
flea
flearidden
fleas
floreate
floundered
fodder
foghorn
folderol
foothill
forasmuch
forbidding
forceable
forearm
foredoomed
forefather
foreknow
forenamed
forenoon
forensically
forerunner
foreseeable
forethought
forevermore
forgery
forthwith
forum
fought
foundation
fountain
freedom
freeness
frenetically
friday
friend
friendless
friendliness
friends
friendship
frightened
fringed
fro-ing
fruity
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f/h&
f/ly
fi%m;g]
fla2i;s
fla3id;y
flam+o
flea
fl1ridd5
fl1s
flor1te
fl.d]$
fodd]
foghorn
fold]ol
foothill
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=c1ble
=e>m
=edoom$
=e"f
=e"k
=e"nd
=enoon
=5sically
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="emore
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f.da;n
f.ta9
fre$om
free;s
fr5etically
fri"d
fr
fr.s
frli;s
frs
fr%ip
f"r5$
fr+$
fro-9g
fruity
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fulfillment
fully
fulsomeness
fundamentally
funder
funeral
funereal
furbelow
furthermore
furthest
fusion
G
gabbled
gadabout
gambled
garage
garbled
garçon
garderobe
gasometer
gastroenteritis
gathered
gatherer
gaucherie
geanticline
genealogy
generally
genetics
genially
genius
gesticulation
ghastliness
ghostlike
gibberish
giblet
giddiness
gigantean
ginger
gingham
giveaway
gladdened
glanced
glasshouse
glasswork
glistening
glutenous
goatherd
gobbled
gobbledygook
fulfill;t
fully
ful"s;s
funda;tally
f"u
fun]al
fun]1l
furbel[
fur!rmore
fur!/
fu.n
ga2l$
gadab
gambl$
g>age
g>bl$
g>^&con
g>derobe
gasomet]
ga/ro5t]itis
ga!r$
ga!r]
gau*]ie
geanticl9e
g51logy
g5]ally
g5etics
g5ially
g5ius
ge/icula;n
<a/li;s
<o/like
gi2]i%
giblet
giddi;s
gigant1n
g+]
g+ham
giveaway
gladd5$
gl.ed
glassh\se
glass"w
gli/5+
glut5\s
goath]d
go2l$
go2l$ygook
gobbler
go-between
goblet
go-by
goddam
goddamn
goddaughter
goddess
godfather
gofer
going
gone
goner
good
good-by
goodies
goodness
goods
goodwill
good-will
goody
goody-goody
gooseneck
goshawk
governess
go'way
grafter
grandad
grandame
grandchild
grandchildren
granddad
grandee
grandfather
grandiloquence
grandmother
grasshopper
gravedigger
great
greatest
greatness
grenade
greyhound
grey'ound
griddle
griffin
gringo
groundwork
grubbiness
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g-2t
goblet
g-by
goddam
goddamn
goddau<t]
goddess
god"f
g(]
go+
g"o
gon]
gd
gd-by
gdies
gd;s
gds
gdwill
gd-w
gdy
gdy-gdy
gooseneck
goshawk
gov];s
go'way
graft]
gr&ad
gr&ame
gr&*ild
gr&*n
gr&dad
gr&ee
gr&"f
gr&iloqu;e
gr&"m
grasshopp]
gravedi7]
grt
grte/
grt;s
gr5ade
greyh.d
grey'\nd
griddle
gri69
gr+o
gr.d"w
gru2i;s
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gruesomeness
gruffly
guinea
guineas
H
habeas corpus
haddock
hade
Hades
hadji
hadn't
haggard
handiwork
handled
handsomer
handsomest
hand-to-hand
handy
happy-go-lucky
harbinger
hard-earned
harmfully
harnessed
hartshorn
have-nots
haven't
headdress
heard
heartsease
heathen
heatheness
hedgerow
heinous
hemisphere
henceforth
hennaed
hereabout
hereabouts
hereafter
hereditary
heredity
hereinafter
hereinbefore
hereinto
heresy
heretic
heretofore
hereupon
herewith
grue"s;s
gru6ly
gu9ea
gu91s
hab1s corpus
_hdock
hade
,hades
_hji
_hn't
ha7>d
h&i"w
h&l$
h&"sr
h&"s/
h&-to-h&
h&y
happy-g-lucky
h>b+]
h>d-e>n$
h>m;lly
h>;s$
h>tshorn
h-nots
hav5't
h1ddress
he>d
he>ts1se
h1!n
h1!ness
h$ger[
he9\s
hemisp"h
h;e=?
h5na$
"hab
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"haf
h]$it>y
h]$;y
"h9af
"h9be=e
"h9to
h]esy
h]etic
"hto=e
"h^u
"h)
heroically
heroism
herself
hiccough
hiccup
hidden
hideaway
hierarchy
higgledy-piggledy
him
himself
hinged
hinging
his/her
history
hobbled
hobbledehoy
hobby
hogshead
hoity-toity
homogeneity
honest
honesty
honey
hornblende
horseradish
hostility
hothouse
houseagent
housedress
howbeit
however
hubbub
hydrangeas
hyena
hypotenuse
hypothecary
hypotheses
hysterics
I
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idea
idealistic
ideality
ideally
ideas
identity
illustration
imagery
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h]oically
h]oism
h]f
hi3\<
hi3up
hidd5
hideaway
hi]>*y
hi7l$y-pi7l$y
hm
hmf
h+$
h++
his_/h]
hi/ory
ho2l$
ho2l$ehoy
ho2y
hogsh1d
hoity-toity
homog5e;y
h"o/
h"o/y
h"oy
hornbl5de
horseradi%
ho/il;y
hoth\se
h\seag5t
h\sedress
h[beit
h["e
hu2ub
hydrang1s
hy5a
hypot5use
hypo!c>y
hypo!ses
hy/]ics
icer9k
idea
id1li/ic
id1l;y
id1lly
id1s
id5t;y
illu/ra;n
imag]y
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imagination
imbedded
immediate
immediately
immediateness
imminence
impartial
impartiality
impassioned
impermeable
impingement
imposthume
impounded
impressionable
imprisoned
inaccessible
inasmuch
in-between
inbound
incandescent
inclement
inclination
incoherence
incoherent
income
incomparable
inconceivable
incongruity
incongruous
inconvenienced
inconvenient
indefinite
indiarubber
indifference
indistinct
indistinctness
indistinguishable
Indonesia
industry
ineradicable
inessential
inexperienced
infinite
influenceable
influenced
infrared
infringement
ingenious
ingenue
imag9a;n
imb$d$
imm
immly
imm;s
imm9;e
im"pial
im"pial;y
impas.n$
imp]m1ble
imp+e;t
impo/hume
imp.d$
impres.nable
imprison$
9a3essible
9asm*
9-2t
9b.d
9c&esc5t
9cle;t
9cl9a;n
9coh];e
9coh]5t
9come
9comp>able
9conceivable
9c;gru;y
9c;gru\s
9conv5i;ed
9conv5i5t
9def9ite
9diaru2]
9di6];e
9di/9ct
9di/9ct;s
9di/+ui%able
,9donesia
9du/ry
9eradicable
9ess5tial
9exp]i;ed
9f9ite
9flu;eable
9flu;ed
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9fr+e;t
9g5i\s
9g5ue
9g^/enue
9g5u;y
9g5u\s
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9got
9gr$i5t
9"h
9h]5t
9h]it.e
9-law
9(f5sive
9-pati5t
9sep>able
9sof>
9som*
9/ill
9/ru;tal
9surm.table
9't
9t5;nally
intercommunication 9t]communica;n
intermediate
9t]m$iate
intestinal
9te/9al
intoned
9ton$
intravenous
9trav5\s
ironed
iron$
irrationally
irra;nally
irredeemable
irr$eemable
irreplaceable
irreplac1ble
irreverence
irr"e;e
isinglass
is+lass
isomer
isom]
isometric
isometric
isometry
isometry
isoneph
isoneph
isthmus
is?mus
it'd
x'd
it'll
x'll
its
xs
it's
x's
itself
xf
ingénue
ingenuity
ingenuous
inglenook
ingot
ingredient
inhere
inherent
inheritance
in-law
inoffensive
in-patient
inseparable
insofar
insomuch
instill
instrumental
insurmountable
in't
intentionally
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jack-in-the-pulpit
jaconet
jagged
jardiniere
jehad
jiffy
jiggling
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jaconet
ja7$
j>d9i]e
je_h
ji6y
ji7l+
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jihad
jingled
jingo
jongleur
joyfulness
jugglery
jumbled
justice
justly
juvenile
K
kangaroo
keno
kettledrum
kilowatt
kinesthetic
knighthood
knockabout
knockout
knock-out
knothole
knowing
knowledgeable
known
knuckleduster
krone
L
laceration
lackaday
lacrosse
ladder
lady-in-waiting
laggard
laity
lamentation
lanced
lancer
lancet
landlord
landlubber
larceny
larghetto
laryngeal
lathered
lathwork
laundering
laureate
layout
leaden
ji_h
j+l$
j+o
j;gleur
joy;l;s
ju7l]y
jumbl$
ju/ice
ju/ly
juv5ile
kang>oo
k5o
kettledrum
kilowatt
k9es!tic
kni<thood
knockab
knock\t
knock-\
knothole
"k+
"kl$g1ble
"kn
knuckledu/]
krone
lac]a;n
lacka"d
lacrosse
ladd]
lady-9-wait+
la7>d
la;y
la;ta;n
l.ed
l.er
l.et
l&"l
l&lu2]
l>c5y
l><etto
l>yng1l
la!r$
la?"w
laund]+
laur1te
lay\t
l1d5
leaguer
lean-to
learned
leather
leavening
legging
leghorn
lengthen
lenience
less
lessee
lesson
letter
lettered
letterhead
lettering
letterpress
letters
lever
leverage
leveret
lied
lifelike
lifetime
ligeance
lightheaded
lighthearted
lighthouse
likeable
likes
limbless
limeade
lineage
(ancestry)
lineage
(alignment)
lineal
lineament
linear
lineate
linen
linger
lingerie
linguine
linguist
lioness
lionet
lissomeness
listener
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l1n-to
le>n$
l1!r
l1v5+
le7+
le<orn
l5g!n
l5i;e
less
lessee
lesson
lr
lr$
lrh1d
lr+
lrpress
lrs
l"e
l"eage
l"eet
li$
lifelike
life"t
lige.e
li<th1d$
li<the>t$
li<th\se
lik1ble
likes
limb.s
limeade
l91ge
"<ance/ry">
l91ge
"<align;t">
l91l
l91;t
l9e>
l91te
l95
l+]
l+]ie
l+u9e
l+ui/
lio;s
lionet
lis"s;s
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lithesomeness
little
littleness
littler
littlest
liveable
livery
loathed
locoweed
loftiness
logarithm
logger
londoner
loner
lonesome
lonesomest
longevity
longhand
longitude
lookout
looney
lording
lordly
lordship
low-spirited
luggage
luncheonette
lying-in
M
macaroni
machinery
mackinaw
maddened
maenad
maggot
magisterial
maharajah
maharani
mah-jongg
mainstay
maintenance
make-believe
malediction
malingerer
malleable
manageable
mandarin
mandate
mandrake
li!"s;s
ll
ll;s
llr
ll/
liv1ble
liv]y
loa!d
locowe$
l(ti;s
log>i?m
lo7]
london]
lon]
l"o"s
l"o"s/
l;gev;y
l;gh&
l;gitude
look\t
looney
"l+
"lly
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l[-_s$
lu7age
lun*eonette
ly+-9
mac>oni
ma*9]y
mack9aw
madd5$
ma5ad
ma7ot
magi/]ial
mah>ajah
mah>ani
mah-j;gg
ma9/ay
ma9t5.e
make-2lieve
mal$ic;n
mal+]]
mall1ble
manag1ble
m&>9
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penal
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praenomen
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prearranged
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quickness
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receive
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receivership
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recessional
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recommence
re-commission
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reconstructed
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reddened
rededication
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redingote
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remedial
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revers
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reverted
revery
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saleable
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scatheless
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scholastic
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