- Steno order:
STKPWHRAO*EUFRPBLGTSDZ
- "
S
hould T
he K
ing P
lease W
ear H
is R
ed A
nd O
range STAR
ry E
lephant U
nderwear F
or R
oyal P
urposes B
efore L
unch G
ets T
otally S
uper D
evoured (by) Z
ombies?"
F
makes "f", "v", and "s" sounds
*F
usually makes a "v" sound
*S
occasionally makes a "st" sound when "ft" is unavailable
- Short "i" sound =
EU
=> I
- Long "a" sound
AEU
- Long "ee" sound
AOE
- Long "i" sound
AOEU
=> AOI
- Long "oh" sound
OE
- "ew" or "oo" sound not spelled "oo"
AOU
- Long "a" =
A
+ vowel keys on other side
- Long "e" =
E
+ vowel keys on other side
- Long "i" =
I
+ vowel keys on other side
- Long "u" =
U
+ vowel keys on other side
- Long "o" =
O
+ E
- "aw" sound
AU
- "ow" sound
OU
- "oi" sound
OEU
AE
: words spelled with "ea"
AO
: words spelled with "oo" or "oa"
- "d"
TK-
- "b"
PW-
- "l"
HR-
- "f"
TP-
- "g"
TKPW-
- "z"
S*-
- "v"
SR-
- "k"
-BG
- "n"
TPH-
and -PB
- "m"
PH-
and -PL
- "j"
SKWR-
- "y"
KWR-
- "n"
-PB
- "m" or "lm"
-PL
- "j"
-PBLG
- "n"
TPH-
and -PB
- "m"
PH-
and -PL
- "j"
SKWR-
- "y"
KWR-
- "n"
-PB
- "m" or "lm"
-PL
- "j"
-PBLG
- "th"
TH-
and *T
- "ch"
KH-
and -FP
- "sh"
SH-
and -RB
- "ng" or "nj"
-PBG
- "th"
TH-
and *T
- "ch"
KH-
and -FP
- "sh"
SH-
and -RB
- "ng" or "nj"
-PBG
- "mp"
*PL
- "rch" or "nch"
-FRPB
- "rv"
-FRB
- "nk"
*PBG
- "lch" or "lj"
-LG
- "lk"
*LG
- "shun"
-GS
- "kshun"
-BGS
- "mp"
*PL
- "rch" or "nch"
-FRPB
- "rv"
-FRB
- "nk"
*PBG
- "lch" or "lj"
-LG
- "lk"
*LG
- "shun"
-GS
- "kshun"
-BGS
- "th"
TH-
and *T
- "ch"
KH-
and -FP
- "sh"
SH-
and -RB
- "ng" or "nj"
-PBG
- For capital letters, add
-P
- "c"
KR*
- "C"
KR*P
- "q"
KW*
- "Q"
KW*P
- "x"
KP*
- "X"
KP*P
- "z"
STKPW*
- "Z"
STKPW*P
- un-
UPB
- re-
RE
- in-
EUPB
- im-
EUPL
- ir-
EUR
- dis-
TKEUS
- en-
EPB
- em-
EPL
- non-
TPHAUPB
- over-
AUFR
- mis-
PHEUZ
- sub-
SAUB
- pre-
PRE
- inter-
EUPBT
- fore-
TPOER
- de-
TKE
- trans-
TRAPBS
- super-
SAOUP
- semi-
SPHEU
- anti-
A*EUPBT
- mid-
PHEUD
- under-
UPBD
- -s
-S
- -ed
D
- -ing
G
- -ly
HREU
- -er
*ER
- -or
O*R
- -tion
SH*UPB
- -ation
AEUGS
- -ion
KWROPB
- -able
BL
- -al
A*L
- -ial
KWRAL
- -ness
-PBS
- un-
UPB
- re-
RE
- in-
EUPB
- im-
EUPL
- ir-
EUR
- dis-
TKEUS
- en-
EPB
- em-
EPL
- non-
TPHAUPB
- over-
AUFR
- mis-
PHEUZ
- sub-
SAUB
- pre-
PRE
- inter-
EUPBT
- fore-
TPOER
- de-
TKE
- trans-
TRAPBS
- super-
SAOUP
- semi-
SPHEU
- anti-
A*EUPBT
- mid-
PHEUD
- under-
UPBD
- -s
-S
- -ed
D
- -ing
G
- -ly
HREU
- -er
*ER
- -or
O*R
- -tion
SH*UPB
- -ation
AEUGS
- -ion
KWROPB
- -able
BL
- -al
A*L
- -ial
KWRAL
- -ness
-PBS
- Delete space
TK-LS
=> D-LS
- Insert space
S-P
- .
TP-PL
=> F-PL
(full stop, spaced)
- .
P-P
(decimal point, unspaced)
- ...
SKWR-RBGS
=> SY-SHUN
(suspension point, then capital)
- ...
HR-PS
=> L-PS
(ellipsis, then lowercase)
- ?
H-F
(question mark, spaced)
- !
SKHRAPL
=> SKLAM
(exclamation mark, spaced)
- '
A*E
(opening single quote/apostrophe, no space)
- '
AE
(closing single quote/apostrophe, space)
- "
KW-GS
=> Q-SHUN
(opening quotation mark, no space)
- "
KR-GS
=> C-SHUN
(closing quotation mark, space)
- ,
KW-BG
(comma, spaced)
- ;
SKWR*RBGS
or STPH*FPLT
(semi-colon, spaced)
- :
STPH-FPLT
(colon, spaced)
- :
KHR-PB
=> KL-N
(colon, unspaced)
- -
H-PB
=> H-PB
(hyphen), unspaced
- --
TK-RB
=> D-SH
(dash)
- -
PH*PBS
=> M-NS
(minus, spaced)
- +
PHR*US
=> PL*US
(plus)
- =
KWA*LS
=> QA*LS
(unspaced equals)
- =
KW-L
=> Q-L
(spaced equals)
- *
STA*R
(star)
- <
AEPBGT
or AEPBG
=> ANGT
(opening angle bracket)
- >
A*EPBGT
or A*EPBG
=> A*NGT
(closing angle bracket)
- <
HR*PB
=> L*N
(less than)
- >
TKPWR*PB
=> GR*N
(greater than)
- <
PWRABG
=> BRAK
(opening angle bracket)
- >
PWRA*BG
=> BRA*K
(closing angle bracket)
- (
PREPB
=> PREN
(opening parenthesis)
- )
PR*EPB
=> PR*EN
(closing parenthesis)
- [
PWR-BGT
=> BR-KT
(opening bracket)
- ]
PWR*BGT
=> BR*KT
(closing bracket)
- {
TPR-BGT
=> FR-KT
(opening French bracket)
- }
TPR*BGT
=> FR*KT
(closing French bracket)
- /
OEU
(forward slash, unspaced)
- \
SPWHRAERB
=> SBLAESH
(backslash)
- ~
T*LD
(tilde, spaced)
- ~
T*EULD
(tilde, unspaced)
- @
KWRAT
=> YAT
(at-sign
- #
HAERB
=> HAESH
(hash)
- $
TK-PL
=> D-M
(dollar mark)
- %
PERS
(percent)
- ^
KR-RT
=> C-RT
(caret)
- &
SP-PBD
=> SP-ND
(ampersand)
- _
R*UPBD
or RUPBD
=> RUND
(underscore)
- |
PAO*EUP
(pipe)
- `
KH-FG
=> CH-VG
(grave character, backwards)
- `
TR-RL
(opening backquote, grave brief inverted)
- `
TR*RL
(closing backquote, grave brief inverted)
- Return key
R-R
- New paragraph
SKWRAURBGS
- Undo stroke
*
- Backspace
PW-FP
=> B-SP
- Delete space
TK-LS
=> D-LS
- Insert space
S-P
- Capital with a space
KPA
- Capital without a space
KPA*
Punctuation dictionary
- .
TP-PL
=> F-PL
(full stop, spaced)
- .
P-P
(decimal point, unspaced)
- ...
SKWR-RBGS
=> SY-SHUN
(suspension point, then capital)
- ...
HR-PS
=> L-PS
(ellipsis, then lowercase)
- ?
H-F
(question mark, spaced)
- !
SKHRAPL
=> SKLAM
(exclamation mark, spaced)
- '
A*E
(opening single quote/apostrophe, no space)
- '
AE
(closing single quote/apostrophe, space)
- "
KW-GS
=> Q-SHUN
(opening quotation mark, no space)
- "
KR-GS
=> C-SHUN
(closing quotation mark, space)
- ,
KW-BG
(comma, spaced)
- ;
SKWR*RBGS
or STPH*FPLT
(semi-colon, spaced)
- :
STPH-FPLT
(colon, spaced)
- :
KHR-PB
=> KL-N
(colon, unspaced)
- -
H-PB
=> H-PB
(hyphen), unspaced
- --
TK-RB
=> D-SH
(dash)
- -
PH*PBS
=> M-NS
(minus, spaced)
- +
PHR*US
=> PL*US
(plus)
- =
KWA*LS
=> QA*LS
(unspaced equals)
- =
KW-L
=> Q-L
(spaced equals)
- *
STA*R
(star)
- <
AEPBGT
or AEPBG
=> ANGT
(opening angle bracket)
- >
A*EPBGT
or A*EPBG
=> A*NGT
(closing angle bracket)
- <
HR*PB
=> L*N
(less than)
- >
TKPWR*PB
=> GR*N
(greater than)
- <
PWRABG
=> BRAK
(opening angle bracket)
- >
PWRA*BG
=> BRA*K
(closing angle bracket)
- (
PREPB
=> PREN
(opening parenthesis)
- )
PR*EPB
=> PR*EN
(closing parenthesis)
- [
PWR-BGT
=> BR-KT
(opening bracket)
- ]
PWR*BGT
=> BR*KT
(closing bracket)
- {
TPR-BGT
=> FR-KT
(opening French bracket)
- }
TPR*BGT
=> FR*KT
(closing French bracket)
- /
OEU
(forward slash, unspaced)
- \
SPWHRAERB
=> SBLAESH
(backslash)
- ~
T*LD
(tilde, spaced)
- ~
T*EULD
(tilde, unspaced)
- @
KWRAT
=> YAT
(at-sign
- #
HAERB
=> HAESH
(hash)
- $
TK-PL
=> D-M
(dollar mark)
- %
PERS
(percent)
- ^
KR-RT
=> C-RT
(caret)
- &
SP-PBD
=> SP-ND
(ampersand)
- _
R*UPBD
or RUPBD
=> RUND
(underscore)
- |
PAO*EUP
(pipe)
- `
KH-FG
=> CH-VG
(grave character, backwards)
- `
TR-RL
(opening backquote, grave brief inverted)
- `
TR*RL
(closing backquote, grave brief inverted)
- Return key
R-R
- New paragraph
SKWRAURBGS
- Undo stroke
*
- Backspace
PW-FP
=> B-SP
- Delete space
TK-LS
=> D-LS
- Insert space
S-P
- Capital with a space
KPA
- Capital without a space
KPA*
Punctuation dictionary
#
and one of STPHAOFPLT
for single digits
- Stroke two single-digit numbers together for two-digit numbers
- Include
EU
to invert steno order
- Include
D
to duplicate numbers
- Include
Z
for hundreds
- Include
DZ
for hundreds of dollars
- Include
K
or -BG
=> -K
for clock time
- Add
/#OZ
to append "00"
#
and one of STPHAOFPLT
for single digits
- Stroke two single-digit numbers together for two-digit numbers
- Include
EU
to invert steno order
- Include
0EU
for (some) fractions
- Include
D
to duplicate numbers
- Include
Z
for hundreds
- Include
DZ
for hundreds of dollars
- Include
K
or -BG
=> -K
for clock time
- Add
/#OZ
to append "00"
- January
SKWRAPB
- February
TP*EB
- March
PHA*FRPB
- April
PREUL
- May
PHA*EU
- June
SKWRAOUPB
- July
SKWRUL
- August
AUG
- September
SEPT
- October
OBGT
- November
TPHO*F
- December
TKAO*ES
- ,
KW-BG
- .
TP-PL
=> F-PL
(full stop, space)
- !
SKHRAPL
=> SKLAM
(exclamation)
- ?
H-F
- Delete space
TK-LS
=> D-LS
- Insert space
S-P
- Capital with a space
KPA
- Capital without a space
KPA*
- Git dictionary
- git
TKPWEUT
- add
AD
- dict
TKEUBGT
- .
P-P
- JSON
SKWRO*FPB
- status
ST*TS
- diff
TKEUF
- --
TK*RB
- cached
KAERBD
- commit
KPHEUT
- -
H*PB
- v
SR*
- log
HROG
- p
P*
- push
PURB
- origin
O*RPBLG
- master
PHAFRT
- pull
PUL
- re-
RE
- base
PWAEUS
- check
KHEBG
- -out
O*UT
- hot
HOT
- fix
TPEUBGS
- reset
RE/SET
- HEAD
KPA*E/HED
- ^
KR-RT
- /
OEU
- Markdown dictionary
- Markdown syntax
- #
1-RB
- Heading levels use a number stroke and
-RB
- Markdown
PHARBG/TKO*UPB
- --------------------
HRAOUL
horizontal rule (with dashes)
- ====================
HRAO*UL
horizontal rule (with equals)
- `code`
KH*FG KOED KH-FG
inline code
- ```
SKH-FGS
code blocks (add symmetrical S's to inline code brief)
- >
KW-T
or KW*T
=> Q*T
blockquotes
- -
PWHR-T
=> BL-T
(bulleted list)
- +
PWHR*T
=> BL*T
(bulleted list)
- []()
PH*LG
=> M*LK
(Markdown link)
- ![]()
PH*PBLG
=> M*J
(Markdown image link)
- *emphasis*
PH-FPL EFPL/SEUS PH*FPL
=> M-FM
(emphasis)
- **strong**
PH-FPLS STROPBG PH*FPLS
- ***strong emphasis***
PH-FPLSZ STROPBG EFPL/SEUS PH*FPLSZ
- \
SKPH
=> SXH
(backslash escape characters)
- \
SKPH*
=> SXH*
(backslash escape characters inside words)
- a
AEU
- I
EU
- an
APB
- be
-B
- it
T
- or
OR
- in
TPH
- so
SO
- we
WE
- to
TO
- up
UP
- am
*PL
- of
*F
- if
TP
- go
TKPW
- hi
HEU
- as
AZ
- us
US
- me
PHE
- TV
T*F
- is
S
- oh
O*ERBGS
- he
E
- ok
ORBGS/K-RBGS
- do
TKO
- ha
HAE
- on
OPB
- my
PHEU
- by
PWEU
- at
AT
- no
TPHO
- job
SKWROB
- its
EUTS
- you
U
- yet
KWRET
- yes
KWRE
- ins
EUPBS
- law
HRAU
- lay
HRAEU
- act
ABGT
- led
HRED
- ice
AOEUS
- I'd
AOEUD
- leg
HREG
- let
HRET
- I'm
AOEUPL
- kid
KEUD
- lie
HRAOEU
- lit
HREUT
Common words dictionary
- kiss
KEUS
- what
WHA
- that
HA
- desk
TKEFBG
- guns
TKPW-PBS
- line
HRAOEUPB
- boat
PWOET
- than
THAB
- body
PWO*ED
- area
KWRA*ER
- tens
TEPBZ
- dies
TKAOEUZ
- tell
TEL
- died
TKAOEUD
- play
PHRAEU
- told
TOLD
- make
PAEUBG
- ride
RAOEUD
- joke
SKWROEBG
- bone
PWOEPB
- gets
TKPWETS
- dirt
TKEURT
- rode
ROED
- torn
TORPB
- tore
TO*R
- tear
TAER
- main
PHAEUPB
- does
KOS
- team
TAEPL
- wood
WAOD
- book
PAOBG
- sign
SAOEUPB
- rich
REUFP
- wife
WAOEUF
- like
HAOEUBG
- boot
PWAOT
- fact
TPABT
- teas
TAES
- tall
TAUL
- done
TKOB
- hold
HOLD
- bore
PWOR
- plan
PHRAPB
- last
HRAFT
- talk
TAUBG
- held
HELD
- sigh
SAOEU
- side
SOEUD
- miss
PHEUS
- took
TAOBG
Common words dictionary
- fade
TPAEUD
- fail
TPAEUL
- sick
SEUBG
- both
PWO*T
- take
TAEUBG
- lean
HRAOEPB
- kick
KEUBG
- numb
TPH*UPL
- rest
R*ES
- hole
HOEL
- gift
TKPWEUFT
- shut
SHUT
- head
HED
- fell
TPEL
- fall
TPAL
- doer
TKO/ER
- kept
KEPT
- guys
TKPWEUS
- hair
HAEUR
- yell
KWREL
- dogs
TKOGS
- boys
PWOEUS
- wine
WAOEUPB
- show
SHOE
- jobs
SKWROBS
- pile
PAOEUL
- leaf
HRAOEF
- sure
SHUR
- fast
TPA*S
- door
TAOR
- fear
TPAOER
- word
WORD
- able
ABL
- half
HAF
- fees
TPAOES
- when
WHE
- down
TKOUB
- iced
AOEUS/-D
- feds
TPEDZ
- girl
TKPWEURL
- mine
PHAOEUP
- feed
TPAOED
- hear
HAER
- drag
TKRAG
- suit
SAOUT
- wing
WEUPBG
- felt
TPELT
- give
KPWEUF
- shop
SHOP
- draw
TKRAU
Common words dictionary
- such
SUFP
- drew
TKRAOU
- burn
PWURPB
- feel
TPAOEL
- ours
OURS
- Hall
HA*L
- shot
SHOT
- reds
REDZ
- gave
TPWAEUF
- shoe
SHAOU
- shod
SHOD
- hand
HAPBD
- pick
PEUBG
- busy
PW-Z
- mind
PHAEUPBD
- shat
SHAT
- shit
SHEUT
- kind
KEUPBD
- note
TPHOET
- some
SOPL
- buys
PWAOEUS
- lows
HROE/-S
- acts
ABGZ
- huge
HAOUPBG
- ship
SHEUP
- nose
TPHOES
- fill
TPEUL
- call
KAUL
- gone
TKWOPB
- lead
HR*ED
- just
KWRUFT
- calm
KAUPL
- went
WEBLT
- goes
TKW-S
- find
TPEUPBD
- kids
KEUDZ
- cans
KAPBS
- wish
WEURB
- heat
HAOET
- drop
TKROP
- into
SPWAO
- real
RAEL
- none
TPHOPB
- fine
TPAOEUPB
- idea
KWR-D
- paid
PAEUD
- cars
KARS
- keys
KAOES
- pays
PAEUZ
- stop
STOP
Common words dictionary
- card
KARD
- lift
HREUFT
- gods
TKPWODZ
- fire
TPAOEUR
- love
HOF
- read
RAED
- hell
HEL
- path
PA*T
- care
KAEUR
- home
HAOPL
- nods
TPHODZ
- past
PAFT
- your
KWOUR
- help
HEP
- case
KAEUS
- loud
HROUD
- step
STEP
- pass
PAS
- gold
TKPWOELD
- hang
HAPBG
- laid
HRAEUD
- wild
WAOEULD
- work
WORB
- cats
KATS
- rain
RAEUPB
- good
KPWAOD
- stay
STAEU
- fish
TPEURB
- dust
TK*US
- part
PART
- lots
HROTS
- knee
TPHAOE
- sets
SETS
- each
AOEFP
- fits
TPEUTS
- grab
TKWRAB
- ears
AOERS
- wears
WAERS
- waver
WA*EFR
- goods
TKPAODZ
- waves
WAFS
- waved
WAFD
- won't
WOPT
- water
WAUR
- about
P
- watch
WAFP
- edged
EPBLGD
- parts
PARTS
- avoid
A/SREUD
- seats
SAOETS
Common words dictionary
- grabs
TKPWRABS
- edges
EPBLGS
- might
PHAOEUT
- grass
TKPWRAS
- warms
WARPLS
- jumps
SKWR*UPLS
- backs
PWABGS
- along
A/HROPG
- heart
HART
- eight
AET
- wants
WABTS
- worst
WO*RS
- walls
WAULS
- paper
PAEUP
- worse
WORS
- pants
PAPBTS
- knows
TPHOEZ
- lined
HRAOEUPBD
- walks
WAUBGS
- wakes
WAEUBGS
- palms
PAPLS
- woken
WO*EPB
- empty
EPLT
- ended
EPBD/-D
- balls
PWAULS
- heats
HAOETS
- scene
SAEPB
- voice
SROEUS
- pales
PAEL/-S
- visit
SREUT
- banks
PWA*PBGS
- views
SRAOUS
- metal
PH*ELT
- being
-BG
- scare
SKAEUR
- usual
URBL
- asked
SK-D
- using
AOUFG
- pairs
PAEURS
- weeks
WAOEBGS
- until
TPH-L
- lines
HRAOEUPBS
- paint
PAEUPT
- saver
SAFR
- kicks
KEUBGS
- under
*UPD
- saved
SAFD
- uncle
UPB/K-L
- saves
SAFS
- twice
TWAOEUS
Common words dictionary
- heavy
HOEUF
- isn't
S-PT
- turns
TURPS
- tries
TRAOEUS
- tried
TROEUD
- sands
SAPBDZ
- wells
WELS
- pains
PAEUPBS
- truth
TRAOUT
- trust
TRUF
- truer
TRAOUR
- safer
SAEUFR
- beach
PWAEFP
- truck
TRUBG
- bears
PWAERS
- enjoy
TPHOEUPBLG
- beats
PWAOETS
- hello
HEL/HRO
- alone
A/HROPB
- pages
PAEUPBLGS
- trips
TREUPS
- tripe
TRAOEUP
- treed
TRAOE/-D
- trees
TRAOES
- kinds
KEUPBDZ
- beers
PWAOERS
- owner
OERPB
- begin
STKPEUPB
- began
TKPWAPB
- helps
HEPS
- begun
TKPWUPB
- wound
WOUPBD
- enter
*EPT
- train
TRAEUPB
- owned
OEPBD
- track
TRABG
- below
PWHRO
- great
TKWRAET
- winds
WEUPBDZ
- towns
TOUPBS
- windy
WEUPB/TKEU
- bends
PWEPBDZ
- touch
TUFP
- likes
HRAOEUBGS
- rowed
ROE/-D
- evens
AO*EF/-PBS
- liked
HRAOEUBGD
- event
AOEBT
- image
EUPBLG
- round
ROUPBD
Common words dictionary
- teeth
TAO*ET
- tooth
TAO*T
- every
EF
- rooms
RAOPLS
- outer
OURT
- armed
ARPLD
- roofs
RAOFS
- birds
PWEURDZ
- worry
WOER
- bites
PWAOEUTS
- light
HRAOEUT
- tones
TOEPBS
- toned
TO*EPBD
- other
OER
- biter
PWAOEUT/ER
- rolls
ROLS
- today
TOED
- meets
PHAOETS
- extra
OEURBGS
- tires
TAOEURS
- tired
TAOEURD
- green
KWRAOEPB
- meant
PHEPBT
- timer
TAOEURPL
- order
ORD
- rocks
ROBGS
- roads
RAODZ
- timed
TAOEUPLD
- times
TAOEUPLS
- tying
TAOEUG
- black
PWHABG
- river
REUFR
- group
TKPWRAUP
- roses
ROES/-S
- threw
THRAOU
- block
PWHROBG
- throw
THROE
- blood
PHRAOD
- rises
RAOEUZ/-Z
- three
THRE
- risen
REUFPB
- those
THOZ
- means
PHAOEPS
- would
WO
- third
THEURD
- blown
PWHROEPB
- blows
PWHROES
- think
THEU
- rings
REUPBGS
- again
STPWEB
Common words dictionary
- thing
THEPBG
- grown
TKPWROEPB
- blues
PWHRUS
- thins
THEUPBS
- bluer
PWHRU/ER
- right
ROEUT
- board
PAORD
- after
AF
- rider
ROEURD
- thick
THEUBG
- these
THEZ
- there
THR
- boats
PWOETS
- their
THAER
- thank
THABG
- grows
TKPWRO*ES
- rides
RAOEUDZ
- tells
TELS
- opens
OEPS
- areas
KWRA*ERS
- faced
TPAEUFD
- woman
WOPL
- maybe
PAEUB
- bones
PWOEPBS
- tears
TAERS
- books
PWAOBGS
- older
OERLD
- teams
TAOEPLS
- faces
TPAEUFS
- teach
TAOEFP
- boots
PWAOTS
- wraps
WRAPS
- facts
TPABGZ
- wheel
WHAOEL
- fades
TPAEUDZ
- faded
TPAEUD/-D
- women
WEUPL
- bored
PWORD
- talks
TAUBGS
- house
HOUS
- rests
REFTS
- taker
TAEURBG
- laugh
HRAF
- taken
TAEPB
- takes
TAEUBGS
- table
TAEUBL
- huger
HAOUPBLG/ER
- fails
TPAEULS
- hides
HAOEUDZ
- reply
RE/PHREU
Common words dictionary
- falls
TPAULZ
- swung
SWUPBG
- swing
SWEUPBG
- okays
OBG/-S
- boxed
PWOBGS/-D
- sweet
SWAOET
- boxes
PWOBGS/-S
- knock
TPHOBG
- ahead
A/HED
- marry
PHAER
- often
OFPB
- highs
HAOEUS
- brain
PWRAEUPB
- guard
TKPWARD
- break
PRAEBG
- broke
PWROEBG
- fears
TPAOERZ
- surer
SHUR/ER
- guess
TKWES
- agree
TPWRAE
- feeds
TPAOEDZ
- later
HRAEURT
- wines
WAOEUPBS
- hills
HEULS
- feels
TPAOELS
- fewer
TPAOUR
- marks
PHARBGS
- bring
PWREU
- suits
SAOUTS
- suite
SWAO*ET
- allow
HROU
- brown
PWROUPB
- offer
OFR
- wings
WEUPBGS
- built
PEULT
- build
PEULD
- human
HAOUPL
- field
TPAOELD
- burns
PWURPBS
- burnt
PWURPBT
- woods
WAODZ
- fight
TPAOEUT
- stuff
STUF
- study
STO*UD
- buses
PWUS/-S
- where
W*R
- keeps
KAOEPS
- lasts
HRAFTS
- fills
TPEULS
- final
TPAOEUPBL
Common words dictionary
- admit
AD/PHEUT
- lifts
HREUFTS
- which
WEU
- found
TPOUPBD
- nurse
TPHURS
- finds
TPAOEUPBDZ
- buyer
PWAOEUR
- while
WHAOEUL
- hurry
HUR/REU
- calls
KAULS
- fined
TPAOEUPB/-D
- calms
KAUPLS
- fines
TPAOEUPBS
- knife
TPHAOEUF
- finer
TPAOEURPB
- could
KO
- story
STOER
- numbs
TPHUPL/-BS
- storm
STORPL
- can't
K-PBT
- hairs
HAEURS
- store
STOR
- hairy
HAEU/REU
- ready
R*ED
- write
WREU
- stops
STOPS
- halve
HA*FL
- reads
RAEDZ
- stone
STOEPB
- added
AD/-D
- cards
KARDZ
- fired
TPAOEURD
- cared
KAEURD
- still
STUL
- cares
KAEURS
- stick
STEUBG
- carry
KAER
- stuck
STUBG
- fires
TPAOEURS
- lives
HREUFS
- steps
STEPS
- cases
KAEUSZ
- first
TPEURS
- reach
RAOEFP
- steal
STAEL
- stole
STOEL
- angry
APBG/REU
- halls
HAULS
- stays
STAEUS
- maker
PHAEURBG
Common words dictionary
- how
HOU
- lip
HREUP
- hot
HOT
- lot
HROT
- low
HROE
- mad
PHAD
- hit
HEUT
- men
PHEPB
- man
PHAPB
- his
HEUS
- add
AD
- him
HEUPL
- map
PHAP
- hid
HEUD
- may
PHAE
- hey
HAEU
- met
PHET
- her
HER
- has
HAS
- had
H
- age
AEUPBL
- hat
HAT
- new
TPHU
- ago
AG
- nos
TPHO/-S
- nod
TPHOD
- nor
TPH-R
- not
PHOT
- now
TPHOU
- guy
TKPAOEU
- off
OF
- key
KAOE
- gun
TKPW-PB
- old
OLD
- one
WUB
- air
AEUR
- our
OUR
- out
OUT
- own
OEPB
- pay
PAEU
- god
TPWOD
- got
KPWOT
- get
KPWET
- fun
TPUPB
- pop
POP
- for
TPOR
- fly
TPHRAOEU
- put
PUT
- all
AUL
- fix
TPEUBGS
Common words dictionary
- catch
KAFP
- raise
RAEUZ
- cause
KAUS
- large
HRARPBG
- State
STA*ET
- notes
TPHOETS
- rains
RAEUPBS
- lived
HREUFD
- radio
ROEUD
- nosed
TPHOEFD
- chair
KHAEUR
- start
SART
- quite
KWAOEUT
- noses
TPHO*EFS
- quiet
KWAO*EUT
- lying
HRAOEUG
- stare
STAER
- wrote
WRO
- north
TPHORT
- stars
STARS
- stand
STAPD
- fiver
TPAOEUFR
- check
KHEBG
- stood
STAOD
- quick
KWEUG
- stair
STAEUR
- makes
PHAEUBGS
- hands
HAPDZ
- stage
STAEUPBLG
- mains
PHAEUPB/-S
- cheek
KHAOEBG
- chest
KH*ES
- fixes
TPEURBGS/-S
- fixed
TPEUFD
- child
KAOEULD
- flash
TPHRARB
- chose
KHOES
- flats
TPHRATS
- noise
TPHOEUS
- alive
A/HRAOEUF
- spots
SPOTS
- holds
HOLDZ
- floor
TPHRAOR
- liars
HRAOEURS
- class
KHAS
- clean
KHAOEPB
- spins
SPEUPBS
- lunch
HRUPBS
- clear
KAOER
- hangs
HAPBGS
Common words dictionary
- holes
HOELS
- words
WOBDZ
- spend
SPEBD
- spent
SPEPBT
- climb
KHRAOEUPL
- close
KHROES
- flies
TPHRAOEUS
- pulls
PULZ
- yards
KWRARDZ
- hurts
HURTS
- cloud
KHROUD
- speak
SPAOEBG
- night
TPHAOEUT
- spoke
SPOEBG
- lucky
HROEUBG
- prove
PROF
- nicer
TPHAOEURS
- space
SPAEUS
- coats
KOETS
- works
WORBGS
- south
SOUT
- flown
TPHROEPB
- sound
SOUPBD
- colds
KOLDZ
- flyer
TPHRAOEU/*ER
- newer
TPHUR
- lower
HROER
- souls
SOULS
- sorts
SORTS
- color
KROR
- flier
TPHRAOEUR
- sorry
SO*ER
- comes
KOPLS
- songs
SOPBGS
- never
PHEFR
- foods
TPAODZ
- joked
SKWROEBGD
- cools
KAOLS
- years
KWRAOERS
- wipes
WAOEUPS
- needs
THAOEDZ
- count
KOUPBT
- homes
HOEPLS
- force
TPORS
- press
PRES
- least
HRAO*ES
- happy
HAEP
- among
PHOPBG
- snows
STPHOE/-S
- cover
KOFR
Common words dictionary
- forms
TPORPLS
- crazy
KRAEZ
- snaps
STPHAPS
- jokes
SKWROEBGS
- cross
KROS
- crowd
KROUD
- frees
TPRAOE/-S
- smoke
SPHOEBG
- power
POUR
- freed
TPRAOED
- lover
HROFR
- pours
PAOURS
- freer
TPRAOER
- smile
SHAOEUL
- loves
HROFS
- nears
TPHAOER/-S
- white
WHAOEUT
- smell
SPHEL
- cried
KRAOEUD
- cries
KRAOEUS
- fresh
TPRERB
- small
SPAUL
- hates
HAEUTS
- loved
HROFD
- porch
POFRPB
- front
TPROPT
- slows
SHROES
- who's
WHO*S
- slips
SHREUPS
- whole
WHOEL
- young
KWRUPBG
- hated
HAEUT/-D
- slide
SHAOEUD
- dance
TKAPBS
- leave
HREF
- sleep
SHRAOEP
- slept
SHREPD
- named
TPHAEUPLD
- slams
SHRAPLS
- pools
PAOLS
- skies
SKAOEUS
- keyed
KAOED
- skins
SKEUPBS
- sized
SAOEUZ/-D
- sizes
SAOEUSZ
- names
TPHAEUPLS
- whose
WHOZ
- loses
HRAOUFS
- wider
WAO*EURD
- death
T*ET
Common words dictionary
- funny
TPAOUPB
- yells
KWRELS
- acted
ABGD
- point
POEUBT
- singe
SEUPB/*PBLG
- sings
SEUPBGS
- desks
TKEFBGS
- since
SEUPBS
- music
PHAOUFBG
- dying
TKAOEUG
- games
TKPAEUPLS
- learn
HRERPB
- movie
PHOEF
- knees
TPHAOEZ
- doing
TK*G
- signs
SAOEUPBS
- mover
PHOFR
- wives
WEUFS
- gates
TKPWAETS
- looks
HAOBGS
- sight
SAOEUT
- don't
TKOEBT
- sighs
SAOEU/-S
- sides
SAOEUDZ
- sided
SAOEUD/-D
- pleas
PHRAOEZ
- moves
PHOFS
- plays
PHRAEUZ
- moved
PHOFD
- leafs
HRAOEF/-S
- shuts
SHUTS
- shrug
SH/RUG
- joins
SKWROEUPBS
- mouth
PHO*UT
- world
WORL
- plate
PHRAET
- wiped
WAOEUPD
- shows
SHOES
- shown
SHOEPB
- doors
TKAORS
- wiper
WAOEUP/ER
- plans
PHRAPBS
- hoped
HOEPD
- shove
SHOF
- hopes
HOEPS
- shout
SHOUT
- downs
TKOUPBS
- place
PHRAEUS
- dozen
TKOZ
- gifts
TKPWEUFTS
Common words dictionary
- short
SHORT
- horse
HORS
- haves
SR-S
- shops
SHOPS
- drags
TKRAGS
- draws
TKRAUS
- drawn
TKRAUPB
- dream
TKRAOEPL
- shots
SHOTS
- shoot
SHAOT
- mores
PHOE/REZ
- shoes
SHAOS
- dress
TKRES
- pinks
PEUPB/-BGS
- shirt
SHEURT
- drunk
TKRUPBG
- drank
TKRAPBG
- piled
PAOEULD
- drink
TKREU
- ships
SHEUPS
- piles
PAOEULS
- lands
HRAPBDZ
- moons
PHAOPBS
- drive
KRAOEUF
- drove
TKROEF
- sheet
SHET
- wilds
WAOEULDZ
- piece
PAOES
- sharp
SHARP
- month
PHO*PBT
- girls
TKPWEURLS
- wrong
WROPG
- given
TKPWEUFP
- share
SHAEUR
- drops
TKROPS
- money
PHUB
- locks
HROBG/-S
- above
PWOF
- picks
PEUBGS
- shape
SHAEUP
- photo
TPOET
- local
HROEL
- phone
TPOEPB
- gives
TPEUFS
- aging
AEUPBG/-G
- shook
SHAOBG
- leads
HRAEDZ
- shake
SHAEUBG
- heads
HEDZ
- glass
TKPWHRAS
Common words dictionary
- dryer
TKRAOEUR
- dries
TKRAOEUS
- drier
TKRAOEU/ER
- going
KPW-G
- sexes
SPHEBGSZ
- ideas
KWR-DZ
- dried
TKRAOEUD
- seven
SEFPB
- hotel
HOE/TEL
- kills
KEULS
- dusts
TKUFTS
- hears
HAERS
- heard
HERD
- wills
WEULS
- aired
AEUR/-D
- early
ERL
- earth
*ERT
- serve
SEFB
- layer
HRAEUR
- mined
PHAOEUPB/-D
- pause
PAUS
- paths
PA*TS
- hours
HAURS
- sense
SEPBS
- known
TPHOEPB
- sends
SEPBDZ
- sells
SELS
- eaten
AOET/EPB
- minds
PHAOEUPBDZ
- party
PAERT
- seems
SAOEPLS
- wavers
WAFR/-S
- waving
WAFG
- watery
WAT/REU
- asleep
A/HRAOEP
- waters
WAURS
- attack
A/TABG
- avoids
A/SROEUDZ
- washes
WARBS
- washed
WARBD
- babies
PWAEBS
- warmed
WARPLD
- backed
PWABGD
- warred
WAR/-D
- wanted
WAPTD
- asking
SK-G
- walled
WAULD
- walker
WAUBG/*ER
- bagged
PWAGD
- walked
WAUBGD
Common words dictionary
- waking
WAEUG
- bagger
PWAG/ER
- waited
WAEUTD
- voiced
SROEUFD
- voices
SROEUFS
- banked
PWAPB/-BGD
- visits
SREUFTS
- barely
PWAEURL
- viewed
SRAOUD
- unless
TP-LS
- arrive
A/REUF
- wasn't
WAEPT
- weight
WAET
- uncles
UPB/K-LS
- around
ARPBD
- twenty
TWEPBT
- turned
TURPBD
- trying
TRAO/-G
- trusts
TRUFTS
- aren't
R-PBT
- truest
TRAOU/*ES
- trucks
TRUBGS
- beaten
PWAOET/EPB
- become
P-BG
- became
PWAEUPL
- before
PW-F
- begins
STKPWEUPBS
- behind
HEUPBD
- travel
TRAFL
- belief
PWHRAOEF
- trains
TRAEUPBS
- belong
PWHROPG
- tracks
TRABGZ
- toward
TORD
- bender
PWEPB/TKER
- beside
PWE/SAOEUD
- tosses
TOS/-S
- tossed
TOS/-D
- topped
TOPD
- better
PWOERT
- beyond
KWROPBD
- toothy
TAO*T/KWREU
- wetter
WERT
- bigger
PWEURG
- arming
ARPLG
- tongue
TUPBG
- tiring
TAOEUR/-G
- tinier
TAOEUPB/KWRER
- timers
TAOEUPL/ERS
- blacks
PWHRABGS
Common words dictionary
- timing
TAOEUPLG
- blocks
PWHROBGS
- throws
THROES
- thrown
THROEPB
- bloods
PWHRAODZ
- throat
THROET
- though
THOE
- thirty
THEURT
- thirds
THEURDZ
- blower
PWHROER
- thinks
THEUS
- things
THEUBGS
- bluest
PWHRU/*ES
- boards
PWORDZ
- thanks
THAPBGS
- bodies
PWOEDZ
- appear
A/PAOER
- teared
TAOR/-D
- teamed
TAOEPLD
- booked
PWAOBGD
- taught
TAUT
- taller
TAURL
- boring
PWORG
- talker
TAUBG/*ER
- talked
TAUBGD
- takers
TAEURBGS
- taking
TAEUG
- tables
TAEUBLS
- bother
PWOER
- system
S-PL
- bottle
PWO*LT
- bottom
PWOPLT
- swings
SWEUPBGS
- wheels
WHAOELS
- boxing
PWOBGS/-G
- anyway
TPHAE
- brains
PWRAEUPBS
- branch
PWAFRPB
- surest
SHUR/*ES
- broken
PWROEPB
- breaks
PWRAEBGS
- breast
PWR*ES
- breath
PWR*ET
- bridge
PWREUPBLG
- bright
PWRAOEUT
- summer
SAOURPL
- brings
PWREUS
- suited
SAOUTD
- suites
SAO*UT/-S
- builds
PWEULDZ
Common words dictionary
- stupid
STAOUPD
- burned
PWURPBD
- stuffs
STUFS
- burner
PWUR/TPHER
- busier
PW-Z/KWRER
- strong
STROPBG
- anyone
TPHEUPB
- buying
PWAOEUG
- struck
STRUBG
- strike
STRAOEUBG
- bought
PWAUT
- buyers
PWAOEURS
- street
STRAOET
- called
KAULD
- calmed
KAPLD
- camera
KAPL/RA
- answer
AEPBS
- storms
STORPLS
- stores
STORS
- stored
STORD
- cannot
KAPBLT
- animal
PHAPBL
- stones
STOEBS
- caring
KARG
- sticks
STEUBGZ
- casing
KAEUS/-G
- stolen
STOEL/-PB
- steals
STAOELS
- stayed
STAEUD
- caught
KAUT
- causes
KAUFS
- stated
STAEUTD
- states
STAEUTS
- caused
KAUFD
- center
STR
- starts
STARTS
- chairs
KHAEURS
- stares
STAERS
- stared
STAERD
- chance
KHAPBS
- change
KHAEUBG
- keeper
KAOEP/*ER
- stands
STAPBDZ
- cheeks
KHAOEBGS
- stairs
STAEURS
- stages
STAEUPBLGS
- sprang
SPRAPBG
- spring
SPREUPBG
- sprung
SPRUPBG
- choice
KHOUS
Common words dictionary
- chosen
KHOEFPB
- spread
SPRED
- choose
KHAOS
- church
KHUFPB
- circle
KOEURBG
- cities
STEUS
- spirit
PEURT
- cleans
KHRAOEPBS
- clears
KHRAOERS
- climbs
KHRAOEUPLS
- spends
SPEPBDZ
- closer
KHROERS
- closes
KHRO*EFS
- closed
KHROEFD
- clothe
KHRO*ET
- speaks
SPAOEBGS
- spoken
SPOEPB
- spaced
SPAEUFD
- clouds
KHROUDZ
- spaces
SPAEUFS
- coated
KOET/-D
- coffee
KOF/AOE
- sounds
SOUPDZ
- colder
KOERLD
- colors
KHRORS
- sorted
SORT/-D
- whites
WHAOEUTS
- coming
KO*G
- cooler
KAORL
- cooled
KAOLD
- copped
KOPD
- whiter
WHAOEURT
- corner
KRORPB
- counts
KOUPBTS
- couple
KUPL
- softly
SOFT/HREU
- course
KORS
- softer
SO*FRT
- snowed
STPHOED
- covers
KOFRS
- create
KRAET
- smoker
SPHOERBG
- smoked
SPHOEBGD
- smokes
SPHOEBGS
- crowds
KROUDZ
- smiler
SPHAOEUL/ER
- smiled
SPHAOEULD
- smiles
SPHAOEULS
- crying
KRAOEUG
- smelly
SPHEL/HREU
Common words dictionary
- fit
TPEUT
- way
WAEU
- red
RED
- fee
TPAOE
- fed
TPED
- ask
SK
- rid
REUD
- eye
AOEU
- row
ROE
- rub
RUB
- run
RUPB
- ran
RAPB
- sad
SAD
- say
SAEU
- end
EPD
- egg
EG
- sea
SAE
- won
WOPB
- win
WEUPB
- saw
SAU
- see
SAOE
- eat
AOET
- ate
AEUT
- ear
AOER
- set
SET
- sex
S-BGS
- dry
TKRAOEU
- she
SHE
- dog
TKOG
- did
TK
- die
TKAOEU
- sir
SEUR
- sat
SAT
- sit
SEUT
- why
KWR
- six
SEUBGS
- day
TAEU
- sky
SKAOEU
- dad
TKAD
- who
HO
- cut
KUT
- cup
KUP
- cry
KRAOEU
- SOS
SO*S
- cop
KOP
- son
SOPB
- and
ABD
- cat
KAT
- car
KAR
- can
K
Common words dictionary
- smells
SPHELS
- slowly
SHROEL
- slowed
SHROED
- slower
SHROER
- cutter
KAOURT
- slider
SHRAOEUD/ER
- slides
SHRAOEUDZ
- danced
TKAPBS/-D
- sleeps
SHRAOEPS
- darker
TKA*ERBG
- sizing
SAOEUFG
- sister
ST-R
- decide
TK-DZ
- single
SEUPBLG
- deeper
TKAOERP
- simply
SAO*EPL
- simple
S*EUPL
- widest
WAOEUD/*ES
- silver
SEUL/SRER
- silent
SHREPBT
- dinner
TKEURPB
- signed
SAOEUPBD
- siding
SAOEUD/-G
- didn't
TK-PBT
- sicker
SEUBG/*ER
- shrugs
SHR*UGS
- doctor
TKR
- shower
SHOUR
- showed
SHOED
- shoves
SHOF/-S
- shoved
SHOFD
- shouts
SHOUTS
- should
SHO
- dozens
TKOZ/-Z
- shorts
SHORTS
- dreams
TKRAOEPLS
- shoots
SHAOTS
- drunks
TKRUPB/-BGS
- shirts
SHEURTS
- drinks
TKREUS
- sheets
SHAOETS
- driven
TKREUFPB
- drives
TKREUFS
- driver
TKREUFR
- sharer
SHAEUR/ER
- shared
SHAEURD
- shares
SHAEURS
- drying
TKRAOEUG
- shapes
SHAEUPS
- driest
TKRAOEU/*ES
Common words dictionary
- shaped
SHAEUPD
- always
AULS
- shaker
SHAEUBG/ER
- dryers
TKRAOEURS
- shaken
SHA*EUPB
- shakes
SHAEUBGS
- shadow
SHAD/OE
- during
TKURG
- settle
S*ELT
- dusted
TKUFT/-D
- willed
HR-D
- served
SEFRBD
- serves
SEFRBS
- easily
AOELS
- easier
AO*ERS
- sensed
SEPBS/-D
- senses
SEPBS/-S
- sender
SEPB/TKER
- seller
SERL
- eating
AOEGT
- seemed
SAOEPLD
- seeing
SAOEG
- second
SEBD
- seated
SAOET/-D
- edging
EPBLG/-G
- search
SEFRPB
- effort
EFRT
- screen
SKRAOEPB
- either
AOERT
- scream
SKRAOEPL
- school
SKAOL
- ending
EPBGD
- scenes
SAOEPBS
- scares
SKAEURZ
- scared
SKAEURD
- saying
SAEUG
- winded
WAOEUPBD/-D
- savers
SAFRS
- engine
EPBG/-PB
- saving
SAFG
- enjoys
EPB/SKWROEUS
- sanded
SAPBD/-D
- safest
SAEUF/*ES
- sadder
SAD/ER
- rushes
RURBS
- rushed
RURBD
- keying
KAOEG
- enters
*EPBTS
- runner
RAOURPB
- entire
SPWAOEUR
Common words dictionary
- almost
HR-PL
- rubbed
RUBD
- evened
*EFPB/-D
- rowing
ROE/-G
- rounds
ROUPBDZ
- events
AOEPBTS
- roomed
RAOPLD
- except
KPEPT
- excite
KPAOEUT
- roofed
RAOFD
- expect
KP-PT
- rolled
ROLD
- rocked
ROBGD
- extras
EBGS/TRAS
- rivers
REUFRS
- rising
RAOEUFG
- allows
HRO*US
- facing
TPAEUFG
- rights
RAOEUTS
- riders
RAOEURDZ
- window
WOEUPBD
- ridden
REUD/-PB
- riding
RAOEUD/-G
- riches
REUFPS
- reveal
RE/SRAOEL
- return
RURPB
- fading
TPAEUD/-G
- rested
REFT/-D
- failed
TPAEULD
- fallen
TPAL/-PB
- family
TPAEPL
- repeat
RE/PAOET
- remove
RE/PHOF
- faster
TPA*FRT
- father
TPAER
- feared
TPAOERD
- remind
R*EUPBD
- remain
RE/PHAUPB
- refuse
REF/AOUS
- redder
RED/ER
- fewest
TPAOU/EFT
- fields
TPAOELDZ
- fights
TPAOEUTS
- fought
TPAUT
- figure
TPEUG
- filled
TPEULD
- reason
R-P
- finals
TPAOEUPBLS
- really
HROERL
- finder
TPAOEURPBD
Common words dictionary
- finest
TPAOEUPB/*ES
- fining
TPAOEUPBG
- finger
TPEURPG
- finish
TP*EURB
- reader
RAERD
- firing
TPAOEURG
- fished
TPEURBD
- rather
RAER
- fishes
TPEURBS
- raised
RA*EUFD
- raises
RA*EUFS
- rained
RAEUPBD
- radios
RAEUD/KWROES
- winged
WEUPBGD
- fitter
TPEUT/ER
- fitted
TPEUTD
- winter
WEURPBT
- fixing
TPEUBGS/-G
- flight
TPHRAOEUT
- pusher
PURB/*ER
- floors
THRAORS
- pushed
PURBD
- pushes
PURBS
- flower
TPHRO*UR
- flying
TPHRAOEUG
- pulled
PULD
- prover
PRO*FR
- proved
PROFD
- proves
PROFS
- airing
AEURG
- proven
PROFPB
- fliers
TPHRAOEURS
- follow
TPOL
- pretty
PREUT
- forced
TPOFRD
- forces
TPORSZ
- forest
TPO*RS
- forgot
TPAURGT
- forget
TPERGT
- formed
TPORPLD
- powers
POURS
- freest
TPRAOE/*ES
- poured
PORD
- friend
TPREPBD
- fronts
TPROPBTS
- popped
POPD
- fucked
TPUBGD
- poorer
PAOR/*ER
- pooled
PAOLD
- police
PHREUS
Common words dictionary
- fuller
TPUL/*ER
- wiping
WAOEUPG
- future
TPAURT
- pointy
POEUPBT/KWREU
- points
POEUPBTS
- pocket
POBGT
- garden
TKPWA*RPB
- please
PHRES
- player
PHRAEUR
- gather
TKPWAER
- played
PHRAEUD
- gently
SKWREPBT/HREU
- plates
PHRAEUTS
- plated
PHRAEUT/-D
- gotten
TKPW*PB
- placed
PHRAEUFD
- places
PHRAEUFS
- gifted
TKPWEUFT/-D
- piling
PAOEULG
- pieces
PAOEFS
- giving
TKPWUFG
- picked
PEUGD
- photos
TPOE/TOES
- phoned
TPOEPBD
- phones
TPOEPBS
- glance
TKPWHRAPBS
- wipers
WAOEUP/ERS
- people
PEPL
- person
PERPB
- paying
PAEUG
- paused
PAUS/-D
- pauses
PAUS/-S
- passes
PA*FS
- passed
PAFD
- parted
PART/-D
- parent
PARPBT
- papers
PAEUPS
- palmed
PAUPL/-D
- paired
PAEURD
- paints
PAEUPBTS
- owners
OERPBS
- wishes
WEURBS
- owning
OEPBG
- greens
TKPWRAOEPBS
- wished
WEURBD
- outing
OUT/-G
- others
OERS
- orders
ORDZ
- ground
TKPWOUPBD
- within
W-PB
Common words dictionary
- groups
TKPRAOUPS
- opener
OEP/ER
- opened
OEPD
- oldest
OELD/EFT
- okayed
OBGD
- wonder
WOPBD
- guards
TKPWARDZ
- office
OFS
- offers
OFRS
- wooden
WAOD/EPB
- agreed
TKPWRAED
- numbed
TPHUPL/-BD
- number
TPHUPL
- halved
HAFD
- halves
HAFS
- notice
TPH-TS
- noting
TPHO*EGT
- agrees
TKPWRA*ES
- normal
TPHOL
- worded
WORD/-D
- handed
HAPBD/-D
- nobody
TPHOEB
- worked
WORBGD
- nights
TPHAOEUTS
- nicest
TPHAOEUS/*ES
- newest
TPHAOUFT
- hanger
HAPBG/*ER
- happen
HAP
- needed
TPHAOETD
- harder
HARD/*ER
- nearly
TPHAOERL
- neared
TPHAOERD
- hardly
HA*RLD
- narrow
TPHAR/OE
- myself
PHAO*EUS
- worker
WRORBG
- movies
PHOEFS
- movers
PHOFRS
- moving
PHOFG
- mouths
PHO*UTSZ
- hating
HAEUGT
- worlds
WORLDZ
- mother
PHOER
- having
SR-G
- mostly
PHOFLT
- months
PHO*PTS
- monies
PHOPB/KWREU/-S
- moneys
PHUPB/-S
- moment
PHOEPLT
- missed
PHEUFD
Common words dictionary
- misses
PHEUFZ
- mirror
PHROR
- headed
HED/-D
- minute
PHEUP
- mining
PHAOEUPBG
- hearts
HARTS
- minded
PHAOEUPBD/-D
- heated
HAOET/-D
- middle
PH*EULD
- metals
PH*ELTS
- heater
HAOERT
- memory
PHOEURPL
- helped
HEPD
- member
PHEB
- helper
HEL/PER
- ageing
AEUPBG/*EG
- matter
PHAERT
- hidden
HEUD/-PB
- hiding
HAOEUD/-G
- afraid
A/TPRAEUD
- higher
HAOEUR
- marked
PHARBGD
- mapped
PHAPD
- admits
AD/PHEUTS
- writes
WRAOEUTS
- manage
PHAPBG
- manned
PHAPBD
- makers
PHAEURBGS
- hitter
HEUT/ER
- making
PHAEUG
- holder
HOERLD
- lowers
HROERS
- writer
WREUR
- lowest
HROEFT
- lovers
HROFRS
- loving
HROFG
- louder
HROURD
- adding
AGD
- losing
HRAOUFG
- hoping
HOEPG
- looked
HRAOBGD
- longed
HROPBG/-D
- longer
HRORPG
- horses
HORS/-S
- locked
HROBGD
- locals
HROEL/-S
- hotter
HORT
- little
HREL
- hotels
HOE/TELS
- listen
HREUFPB
Common words dictionary
- acting
A*G
- housed
HOUFD
- lining
HRAOEUPBG
- liking
HRAO*EUG
- houses
HO*UFS
- wrongs
WROPBGS
- lights
HRAOEUTS
- hugest
HAOUPBLG/*ES
- humans
HAOUPLS
- lifted
HREUFTD
- living
HREUFG
- letter
HRERT
- lesser
HRERS
- yelled
KWRELD
- leaves
HREFS
- learns
HRERPBS
- leaned
HRAOEPBD
- leader
HRAOERD
- yellow
KWREL/OE
- across
A/KROS
- layers
HRAEURS
- accept
SEP
- laying
HRAEUG
- ignore
EUG/TPHOR
- laughs
HRAFS
- lasted
HRAFT/-D
- images
EUPBGS
- larger
HRARPBG/*ER
- inside
TPH-DZ
- landed
HRAPBD/-D
- ladies
HRA*EDZ
- itself
*EUTS
- knocks
TPHOBGS
- jacket
SKWRABGT
- knifed
TPHAOEUFD
- knives
TPHAOEUFS
- joined
SKWROEUPBD
- kissed
K*EUFD
- joiner
SKWROEUPB/*ER
- kinder
KAOEUPB/TKER
- killer
KEURL
- joking
SKWROEG
- killed
KEULD
- jumped
SKWR*UPLD
- kicker
KEUBG/ER
- jumper
SKWRUPL/PER
- kicked
KEUBGD
- checks
KHEBGS
- enough
TPHUF
- keeping
KAOEPG
Common words dictionary
- dressed
TKREFD
- keepers
KAOERPS
- kicking
KEUBG/-G
- jumping
SKWRUPL/-PG
- kidding
KEUGD
- shoeing
SHAOU/-G
- killing
KEULG
- killers
KEURLS
- kindest
KAOEUPBD/EFT
- kissing
KEUFG
- stomach
STUPL
- joining
SKWROEUPBG
- kitchen
K-FP
- knifing
TPHAOEUFG
- knocked
TPHOBGD
- dreamed
TKREPLD
- jackets
SKWRABGTS
- knowing
TPHOEG
- shooter
SHAORT
- landing
HRAPBD/-G
- between
TWAOEB
- stopped
STOPD
- shopped
SHOPD
- drawing
TKRAUG
- written
WR*EUP
- instead
STPHED
- insides
TPH-DZ/-Z
- stopper
STORP
- shorter
SHORT/*ER
- dragged
TKRAGD
- avoided
A/SROEUD/-D
- topping
TOPG
- storing
STORG
- downing
TKOUPBG
- stormed
STORPLD
- shouted
SHOUT/-D
- imagine
PHAPBLG
- doorway
TKAOR/WAEU
- imaging
EUPBLG/-G
- largest
HRARPBL/EFT
- lasting
HRA*FG
- laughed
HRAFD
- shoving
SHOFG
- stories
STOERS
- ignores
EUG/TPHORS
- showing
SHOEG
- ignored
EUG/TPHORD
- layered
HRAEURD
- whitest
WHAOEUT/*ES
- leading
HRAEGD
Common words dictionary
- leaders
HRAOERDZ
- leaning
HRAOEPBG
- learned
HRERPBD
- leaving
HREFG
- tossing
TOFG
- letting
HR*EGT
- cameras
KAPL/RAS
- letters
HRERTS
- doctors
TKR-S
- husband
HUS
- showers
SHOURS
- touches
TUFPS
- hurting
HURGT
- doesn't
TKOPBT
- touched
TUFPD
- lifting
HREUFT/-G
- hurries
HUR/EUS
- hurried
HUR/EUD
- hundred
HUPB
- calming
KAUPL/-G
- lighter
HRAOEURT
- lighted
HRAOEUT/-D
- however
HOUF
- beneath
TPHAO*ET
- housing
HOUG
- linings
HRAOEUPBGS
- listens
HREUFPBS
- sighted
SAOEUT/-D
- strange
STRAEUPG
- littler
HREUT/HRER
- hottest
HOT/*ES
- signing
SAOEUPBG
- washing
WARBG
- bending
PWEPBGD
- locking
HROBG/-G
- longest
HROPBG/EFT
- calling
KAULG
- looking
HRAOG
- lowered
HROERD
- streets
STRAOETS
- stretch
STREFP
- luckier
HRUBG/KWRER
- watches
WAFPS
- lunched
HRUPB/-FPD
- lunches
HRUPB/-FPS
- holders
HOERLDZ
- machine
PH-PB
- holding
HOELGD
- watched
WAFPD
- towards
TORDZ
Common words dictionary
- any
TPHEU
- buy
PWAOEU
- but
PWU
- bus
PWUS
- sun
SUPB
- boy
PWOEU
- box
PWOBGS
- tea
TAE
- ten
TEPB
- the
-T
- tie
TAOEU
- bit
PWEUT
- too
TAO
- big
PWEUG
- wet
WET
- arm
ARPL
- top
TOP
- bed
PWED
- are
R
- try
TREU
- two
TWO
- was
WA
- art
ART
- ups
UPS
- use
AOUS
- wed
WED
- bar
PWAR
- bag
PWAG
- bad
PWAD
- war
WAR
- few
TPAOU
- far
TPAR
- ways
WAEUS
- nice
TPHAOEUS
- lose
HRUZ
- lost
HRO*S
- next
TPHEGT
- wave
WAF
- five
TPEUF
- news
TPHUS
- live
HREUF
- East
AOEFT
- wore
WOR
- meet
PHAOET
- life
HRAEUF
- worn
WORPB
- palm
PAPL
- aunt
AUPBT
- hers
HERS
- star
STAR
Common words dictionary
- whiting
WHAOEUT/-G
- makings
PHAEUBG/-GS
- hitting
HEUGT
- manning
PHAPB/-G
- strikes
STRAOEUBGS
- tracked
TRABGD
- history
HEUFRT
- himself
H*EUPLS
- managed
PHAPBGD
- manages
PHAPBGZ
- mapping
PHAPG
- marking
PHARBG/-G
- highest
HAOEU/EFT
- against
STPWEPBS
- silence
SHREPBS
- busiest
PWUS/KWREFT
- married
PHAERD
- marries
PHAERS
- matters
PHAERTS
- student
STAUPB
- dinners
TKEUPB/ERS
- meaning
PHAOEPG
- herself
H*ERS
- attacks
A/TABGS
- willing
-LG
- meeting
PHAOEGT
- members
PHEPLS
- helpers
HEP/ERS
- helping
HEPG
- studied
STUD/EUD
- studies
STAO*UDZ
- mention
PHEPBG
- despite
STKPAOEUT
- message
PHEPBLG
- belongs
PWHROPBGS
- heavier
HEF/KWRER
- simpler
SEPL/PHRER
- singing
SEUPBG/-G
- heaters
HAOET/ERS
- stuffed
STUFD
- deepest
TKAOEP/EFT
- middles
PHEUD/-LS
- singles
SEUPBG/*LS
- burners
PWURPB/ERS
- heating
HAOEGT
- minding
PHAOEUPBD/-G
- already
HR-R
- hearing
HAERG
- minutes
PHEUBS
- mirrors
PHEUR/ORS
Common words dictionary
- decided
STKAEUD/-D
- decides
TK-DZ/-Z
- missing
PHEUFG
- heading
HEGD
- moments
PHOEPLTS
- morning
PHORPG
- winning
WA*EPBG
- singled
SEUPBG/-LD
- mothers
PHOERS
- sisters
ST-RS
- watered
WAURD
- sitting
SAO*EGT
- narrows
TPHAR/OES
- winding
WAOEUPBD/-G
- believe
PHREF
- burning
PWURPBG
- nearing
TPHAOERG
- hardest
HARD/EFT
- nearest
TPHAOER/EFT
- happier
HAP/KWRER
- beliefs
PWHRAOEFS
- builder
PWEURLD
- needing
TPHAOEGD
- trained
TRAEUPBD
- happens
HABS
- skinned
SKEUPBD
- darkest
TKARBG/EFT
- hangers
HARPBGS
- slammed
SHRAPLD
- writing
WREUG
- wearing
WAERG
- dancing
TKAPBS/-G
- hanging
HAPBG/-G
- normals
TPHOLS
- handing
HAPBD/-G
- hallway
HAUL/WAEU
- writers
WREURS
- nothing
TPHOG
- noticed
TPH-TSD
- wedding
WEGD
- sliding
SHRAOEUGD
- halving
HAF/-G
- numbers
TPHUPLS
- cutters
KUT/ERS
- suggest
SUG
- numbing
TPHUPL/-BG
- nursing
TPHURBGS
- offered
OFRD
- offices
OFS/-S
- cutting
KUGT
Common words dictionary
- guesses
TKPWEFS
- guessed
TKPWEFD
- slipped
SHREUPD
- slowing
SHROEG
- slowest
SHROE/EFT
- guarded
TKPWARD/-D
- officer
OEUF
- growing
TKPWROEG
- smaller
SPHAURL
- opening
OEPG
- grouped
TKPWRAOUPD
- openers
OEP/ERS
- smelled
SPHELD
- grounds
TKPWROUPBDZ
- ordered
ORD/-D
- smiling
SPHAOEULG
- travels
TRAFLS
- crowded
KROUD/-D
- greener
TKPWRAOERPB
- greater
TKPWRAERT
- brother
PWROER
- outside
OUDZ
- smoking
SPHOEG
- arrived
A/REUFD
- painted
PAEUPBTD
- crossed
KROFD
- pairing
PAEURG
- palming
PAUPL/-G
- parents
PARPBTS
- grasses
TKPWRAS/-S
- crosses
KROFS
- arrives
A/RAOEUFS
- weights
WAETS
- brought
PWRAUT
- grabber
TKPWRAB/ER
- created
KRAOETD
- smokers
SPHOERBGS
- grabbed
TKPWRABD
- creates
KRAOETS
- parting
PART/-G
- parties
PAERTS
- Windows
WO*EUPBDZ
- partied
PAERT/-D
- passing
PAFG
- pausing
PAUFG
- suiting
SAOUT/-G
- peoples
PAOEPLS
- persons
PERPBS
- peopled
PAOEP/-LD
- perfect
P-F
Common words dictionary
- crazier
KRAEZ/KWRER
- covered
KOFRD
- perhaps
PRAPS
- glasses
TKPWHRAFS
- snapped
STPHAPD
- glanced
TKPWHRAPBS/-D
- glances
TKPWHRAPBS/-S
- bedroom
PW-PL
- phoning
TPOEPBG
- snowing
STPHOEG
- picking
P*EUG
- summers
SAOURPLS
- courses
KORSZ
- picture
P*EUFP
- piecing
PAOES/-G
- pilings
PAOEULGS
- placing
PHRAEUFG
- planned
PHRAPBD
- getting
TKPEGT
- couples
KUPLS
- plastic
PHR-FBG
- bridged
PWREUPBLGD
- plating
PHRAT/-G
- playing
PHRA*EUG
- bridges
PWREUPBLGS
- gathers
TKPWAERS
- country
KREU
- players
PHRAEURS
- counter
KO*URPBT
- pleases
PHRAOES/-S
- wettest
WET/*ES
- gardens
TKPWARD/-PBS
- pleased
PHRAOEFD
- wetting
WEGT
- pockets
POBGTS
- soldier
SHRERPBL
- counted
KOUPBTD
- pointed
POEUPTD
- pointer
POEURPBT
- futures
TPAOURTS
- bedding
PWED/-G
- policed
PHREUS/-D
- funnier
TPUPB/KWRER
- polices
PHREUS/-S
- breathe
PWRAO*ET
- pooling
PAOG
- fullest
TPUL/EFT
- fucking
TPUBG/-G
- treeing
TRAOE/-G
- poorest
PAOR/EFT
Common words dictionary
- popping
POPG
- porches
POR/*FPS
- becomes
PW-BGS
- fronted
TPROPBT/-D
- friends
TPREPBDZ
- somehow
SHOU
- suppose
SPOS
- fresher
TPRERB/*ER
- someone
SWUPB
- tripped
TREUPD
- pouring
PORG
- freeing
TPRAOEG
- powered
POURD
- allowed
HRO*UD
- cooling
KAOLG
- coolers
KAOL/ERS
- forward
TPAORD
- because
PWAU
- wheeled
WHAOEL/-D
- breaker
PWRAERBG
- prepare
PRAEP
- presses
PRES/-S
- forming
TPORPLG
- winters
WEUPB/TERS
- pressed
PREFD
- accepts
SEPS
- forgets
TPORGTS
- control
KROL
- surface
SUFS
- forever
TPOFR
- airings
AEURG/-S
- beating
PWAEGT
- appears
A/PAOERS
- trouble
TRUBL
- wishing
WEURBG
- presser
PRES/*ER
- trucked
TRUBGD
- pretend
PRE/TEPBD
- bearing
PWAERG
- beaches
PWAOEFPS
- confuse
KAOUFS
- footing
TPAOGT
- without
WOUT
- problem
PRO*B
- yelling
KWRELG
- sweeter
SWAOERT
- trusted
TRUFTD
- younger
KWRURPBG
- follows
TPOLS
- company
K-P
Common words dictionary
- promise
PROPLS
- bottoms
PWOT/OPLS
- comings
KOPL/-GS
- proving
PROFG
- pulling
PULG
- sorrier
SOR/KWRER
- wonders
WOPBDZ
- swinger
SWEUPBG/*ER
- flowers
TPHRO*URS
- pushing
PURBG
- pushers
PURB/*ERS
- putting
P*UG
- flights
TPHRAOEUTS
- sorting
SORT/-G
- turning
TURPBG
- wording
WORGD
- bottled
PWO*LTD
- colored
KHRORD
- flatter
TPHRAERT
- bottles
PWO*LTS
- flashes
TPHRARBS
- flashed
TPHRARBD
- college
KHREPBLG
- sounder
SOUPB/TKER
- sounded
SOUPBD/-D
- quicker
KW*EURBG
- quickly
KWULG
- quieter
KWAOEURT
- quieted
KWAOEU/ET/-D
- wrapped
WRAPD
- bothers
PWOERS
- whether
WHR
- systems
S-PLS
- fitting
TP*EUGT
- quietly
KWAO*EULT
- fishing
TPEURBG
- raising
RA*EUFG
- reaches
RAOEFPS
- coating
KOEGT
- reached
RAOEFPD
- takings
TAEUBG/-G/-S/-S
- spacing
SPAEUFG
- firings
TPAOEUR/-GS
- reading
RAEGD
- talking
TAUG
- clouded
KHROUD/-D
- readers
RAERDZ
- speaker
SPAOERBG
- clothes
KHRO*ES
- teaches
TAOEFPS
Common words dictionary
- fingers
TPEURPBGS
- readies
RAED/KWREU/-S
- readier
RED/KWRER
- finders
TPAOEUPBD/ERS
- special
SPERBL
- realize
RAEFL
- anymore
TPHEUPL
- finding
TPAOEPBGD
- anybody
PHEUB
- finally
TPHRAOEUPBL
- closing
KHROEFG
- reasons
R-PBS
- teacher
TAO*EFP
- filling
TPEULG
- receive
SAOEF
- closest
KHROES/*ES
- usually
AOURBL
- climber
KHRAOEUPL/*ER
- viewing
SRAOUG
- booking
PWAOBG/-G
- figures
TPEUGS
- figured
TPEUGD
- teaming
TAOEPL/-G
- fighter
TPAOEURT
- tearing
TAEURG
- climbed
KHRAOEUPLD
- clearly
KAOERL
- clearer
KHAOER/*ER
- working
WOG
- spender
SPEPB/TKER
- telling
TELG
- reddest
RED/*ES
- workers
WORBG/ERS
- refused
RAO*UFD
- refuses
RE/TPAOUS/-S
- cleared
KHRAOERD
- remains
RE/PHAEUPBS
- cleaner
KHRAOERPB
- feeling
TPAO*EL
- worried
WOERD
- village
SREULG
- thanked
THAPBGD
- spinner
SPEUPB/ER
- feeding
TPAOEGD
- cleaned
KHRAOEPBD
- boating
PWOET/-G
- banking
PWAPB/K-G
- answers
AEPBS/-S
- classes
KHRA*FS
- spirits
SPEURTS
Common words dictionary
- fearing
TPAOERG
- reminds
RAO*EUPBDZ
- visited
SREUFTD
- circled
SOEURBGD
- thicker
THEURBG
- fathers
TPAERS
- removes
RE/PHOFS
- fastest
TPAFT/EFT
- removed
RE/PHOFD
- another
TPHOER
- circles
SOEURBGS
- further
TPURS
- farther
TPA*RT
- visitor
SREUS/TOR
- repeats
RAOE/PAOETS
- boarded
PWORD/-D
- thinner
THEURPB
- thinned
THEUPBD
- chooser
KHAOZ/ER
- replied
RE/PHRAOEUD
- replies
RE/PHRAOEUS
- spotted
SPOT/-D
- falling
TPAULG
- replier
RE/PHREU/ER
- spreads
SPREDZ
- failing
TPAEULG
- chooses
KHAOFS
- resting
REFT/-G
- worries
WO*ERS
- voicing
SROEUS/-G
- returns
RURPBS
- choices
KHOEUFS
- choicer
KHOEUS/ER
- blowers
PWHROERS
- reveals
RE/SRAOELS
- richest
REUFP/EFTS
- righted
RAOEUT/-D
- animals
PHAPBLS
- baggers
PWAG/ERS
- ringing
REUPBG/-G
- rocking
ROBG/-G
- rolling
ROLG
- blowing
PWHROEG
- waiting
WAEUGT
- thought
THAUT
- springs
SPREUPBGS
- explain
SPHRAEUB
- throats
THROETS
- expects
KP-PTS
- through
THRU
Common words dictionary
- roofing
RAOFG
- excites
EBGS/SAOEUTS
- walking
WAUG
- excited
KPAOEUTD
- checked
KHEBGD
- excepts
KPEPTS
- blocker
PWHRORBG
- changer
KHAEURPBG
- exactly
ELG
- angrier
APBG/REU/ER
- blocked
PWHROBGD
- changes
KHAEUPGS
- changed
KHAEPBGD
- rooming
RAOPL/-G
- starred
STARD
- rounded
ROUPBD/-D
- rounder
ROUPB/TKER
- rubbing
RUBG
- chances
KHAPBSZ
- running
R*UPBG
- entered
*EPBTD
- runners
RUPB/ERS
- bagging
PWAG/-G
- rushing
RURBG
- staring
STAERG
- saddest
SAD/*ES
- enjoyed
EPB/SKWROEUD
- sanding
SAPBD/-G
- savings
SAFGS
- engines
EPBG/-PBS
- sayings
SAEUGZ
- scaring
SKAEURG
- schools
SKAOLS
- started
STARTD
- endings
EPBGDZ
- thrower
THROER
- emptier
EPL/TEU/ER
- empties
EPL/TEUS
- emptied
EPL/TEUD
- certain
SERPB
- walkers
WAUBG/ERS
- wanting
WAPBGT
- centers
STR-S
- screams
SKRAOEPLS
- ceiling
KAOELG
- screens
SKRAOEPBS
- starter
STAR/TER
- efforts
EFRTS
- stating
STAEUGT
- seating
SAOEGT
Common words dictionary
- causing
KAUFG
- station
STAEUGS
- seconds
SEBGDZ
- tiniest
TAOEUPB/KWR*ES
- selling
SELG
- sellers
SEL/ERS
- sending
SEPBGD
- easiest
AOES/KWREFT
- sensing
SEPBS/-G
- serious
SAOERS
- serving
SEFRBG
- service
S*FS
- earlier
RERL
- catches
KAFPS
- backing
PWA*G
- setting
SEGT
- dusting
TKUFT/-G
- settled
S*ELTD
- settles
SET/*LS
- staying
STAEUG
- several
SEFRL
- shadows
SHAD/OES
- shaking
SHAEUG
- shaping
SHAEUPG
- whisper
WEUS/PER
- dropper
TKRORP
- dropped
TKROPD
- stepped
STEPD
- sharing
SHAEURG
- drivers
TKRAOEUFRS
- tonight
TOPBT
- sharper
SHARP/*ER
- driving
TKRAOFG
- carrier
KAR/KWRER
- carried
KAERD
- warming
WARPLG
- carries
KAERS
- drinker
TKREUPB/KER
- shipped
SHEUPD
- careful
KAEUFL
- sticker
STEUBG/*ER
- biggest
PWEUG/*ES
- dresses
TKRES/-S
- killings
KEULGS
- kitchens
K-FPS
- knocking
TPHOBG/-G
- landings
HRAPBD/-GS
- interest
TR
- speaking
SPAOEG
- clouding
KHROUD/-G
Common words dictionary
- hung
HUPBG
- easy
EZ
- here
HAOER
- away
A/WEU
- wash
WARB
- also
ALS
- sent
SEPBT
- baby
PWAEB
- warm
WARPL
- mean
PHAOEP
- send
SEPBD
- land
HRAPBD
- wars
WARS
- asks
SK-S
- sold
SOELD
- pale
PAEL
- back
PWABG
- flat
TPHRAT
- will
HR
- sell
SEL
- gray
TKPWRAEU
- pair
PAEUR
- want
WABT
- wall
WAUL
- seem
SAOEPL
- puts
PUTS
- seen
SAOEB
- sees
SAO*ES
- need
TPHAED
- walk
WAUBG
- eats
AOETS
- liar
HRAOEUR
- pink
P*EUPBG
- wear
WAER
- woke
WOEBG
- saws
SAU/-S
- spot
SPOT
- wake
WAEUBG
- look
HRAOBG
- city
STEU
- bags
PWAGS
- hope
HOEP
- wait
WAUT
- push
PURB
- neck
TPHEBG
- lied
HRAOEUD
- spun
SPUPB
- seat
SAOET
- grey
TKPRAEU
- ball
PWAUL
Common words dictionary
- clothing
KHRO*ET/-G
- believer
PWHREFR
- language
HRAPBL
- speakers
SPAOERBGS
- closings
KHROEFGS
- spending
SPEPBG
- imagined
PHAPBLGD
- imagines
PHAPBLGS
- laughing
HRAFG
- ignoring
EUG/TPHORG
- learning
HRERPG
- lettered
HRET/ER/-D
- husbands
HUZ/-Z
- climbing
KHRAOEUPL/-G
- believed
PWHREFD
- believes
PWHREFS
- hurrying
HUR/REU/-G
- hundreds
HUPBS
- spinning
SPEUPBG
- lighting
HRAOEUGT
- listened
HR-PB/-D
- clearing
KHRAOERG
- littlest
HREUT/HR*ES
- hospital
HOPT
- clearest
KHRAOER/EFT
- lowering
HROERG
- luckiest
HRUBG/KWREFT
- lunching
HRUPB/-FPG
- machines
PH-PBS
- machined
PH-PBD
- holdings
HOELD/-GS
- cleaners
KHRAOEPB/ERS
- managing
PHAPBG/-G
- cleaning
KHRAOEPBG
- markings
PHARBG/-GS
- marriage
PHAERPBLG
- marrying
PHAEUR/EUG
- mattered
PHAERTD
- appeared
A/PAOERD
- meanings
PHAOEPBGS
- meetings
PHAOEGTS
- memories
PHOEURPLS
- helpings
HEPGS
- mentions
PHEPBGS/-S
- heaviest
HEF/KWREFT
- messages
PHEPBLGS
- middling
PHEUD/HREUPBG
- circling
SEUR/K-LG
- hearings
HAOERGS
- spirited
SPEURTD
Common words dictionary
- headings
HED/-GS
- mirrored
PHEUR/ORD
- mornings
PHORPBGS
- accepted
SEPD
- mothered
PHOER/-D
- mountain
PHOUPB/TAPB
- traveled
TRAFLD
- churches
KHUFRPBS
- spotting
SPOT/-G
- narrower
TPHAR/OE/ER
- narrowed
TPHOEURD
- happiest
HAP/KWR*ES
- happened
HAPD
- choosing
KHAOFG
- neighbor
TPHAEUB
- admitted
AD/PHEUTD
- hallways
HAUL/WAEUS
- choicest
KHOEUS/*ES
- numbered
TPHUPLD
- anywhere
TPHEUR
- children
KHEURPB
- offering
OFG
- guessing
TKPWEFG
- officers
OEUFRS
- wheeling
WHAOELG
- guarding
TKPWARD/-G
- openings
OEPGS
- anything
TPHUG
- ordering
ORD/-G
- grouping
TKPWROUPG
- greenest
TKPWRAOEPB/EFT
- greening
TKPWRAOEPBG
- greatest
TKPWRAEUT/EFT
- painting
PAEUPBG
- standing
STAPBG
- bedrooms
PW-PLS
- starring
STARG
- checking
KHEG
- changers
KHAEUPBG/ERS
- grabbing
TKPWRABG
- partying
PAERT/-G
- changing
KHAPBG/-G
- perfects
P-FR/-S
- yourself
KWRURS
- glancing
TKPWHRAPBS/-G
- personal
PERPBL
- traveler
TRA*FL/ER
- pictures
P*EUFPS
- pictured
P*EUFPD
- planning
PHRAPBG
Common words dictionary
- plastics
PHRAFBGS
- centered
STR-D
- starting
STARGT
- gathered
TKPWAERD
- pleasing
PHRAOEFG
- ceilings
KRAOELGS
- starters
START/ERS
- gardened
TKPWARD/-PBD
- pocketed
POBGT/-D
- pointing
POEUPBGT
- pointers
POEURPBT/-S
- funniest
TPUPB/KWR*ES
- policing
PHREUS/-G
- catching
KAFPG
- fronting
TPROPBT/-G
- wrapping
WRAPG
- position
POGS
- possible
POB
- stations
STAEUGS/-S
- powering
POURG
- prepared
PRAOEPD
- prepares
PRAOEPS
- becoming
P-BG/-G
- stealing
STAELG
- forwards
TPAORDZ
- stepping
STEPG
- carriers
KAEUR/KWRERS
- sticking
STEUG
- carrying
KAERG
- whispers
WHEUS/PERS
- pressing
PREFG
- stickers
STEUBG/ERS
- forehead
TPOER/HED
- tripping
TREUPG
- troubles
TRUBLS
- stomachs
STO*BGS
- stopping
STOPG
- prettier
PRET/KWRER
- probably
PROBL
- problems
PR*BS
- followed
TPOLD
- promises
PROPLS/-S
- promised
PROPLS/-D
- couldn't
KOPBT
- promiser
PROPLS/ER
- storming
STORPLG
- flowered
TPHROU/ERD
- troubled
TRUBLD
- straight
STRAEUT
- flattest
TPHRAT/*ES
Common words dictionary
- answered
APBSD
- flashing
TPHRARBG
- stranger
STRAEURPBG
- trucking
TRUBG/-G
- question
KWE
- writings
WRAOEUGS
- quickest
KWEUBG/EFT
- fittings
TPEUGTS
- quietest
KWAOEU/T*ES
- reaching
RAOEFPG
- readings
RAEGDZ
- finished
TP*EURBD
- trusting
TRUFT/-G
- finishes
TP*EURBS
- striking
STRAOEUG
- readying
RED/KWREU/-G
- fingered
TPEUPBG/ERD
- readiest
RED/KWR*ES
- realized
AEFLD
- realizes
RAEFLS/-S
- stronger
STRORPBG
- findings
TPAOEUPBGDZ
- reasoned
R-PBD
- fillings
TPEULGS
- receives
SAOEFS
- received
SAOEFD
- figuring
TPEUG/-G
- students
STAOUPBDZ
- fighters
TPAOEUT/ERS
- fighting
TPAOEUGT
- angriest
APBG/REU/*ES
- business
PWEUS
- studying
STAO*UGD
- stuffing
STUFG
- although
HR*T
- stupider
STAOUPD/ER
- refusing
RAO*UFG
- remained
RE/PHAEUPBD
- feelings
TPAOELGS
- builders
PWEULD/ERS
- remember
REB
- suddenly
SULD
- allowing
HRO*UG
- bathroom
PWR-PL
- reminded
RE/PHAOEUPBD/T-D
- building
PW-LG
- removing
RAOE/PHOFG
- fathered
TPAERD
- browning
PWROUPBG
- furthest
TPURT/*ES
Common words dictionary
- farthest
TPA*RT/*ES
- suggests
SUGZ
- families
TPAEPLS
- wintered
WEUPBT/ERD
- familiar
TPAPL
- brothers
PWROERS
- repeated
RE/PAOETD
- replying
RAOE/PHRAOEUG
- repliers
RE/PHREU/ERS
- failings
TPAEULGS
- returned
RURPBD
- revealed
RE/SRAOELD
- bringing
PWREUG
- brighter
PWRAOEURT
- bridging
PWREUPBLG/-G
- villages
SREULGS
- explains
SPHRAEUBS
- breather
PWRAO*ET/ER
- expected
KP-PTD
- breathes
PWRAO*ETS
- exciting
KPAOEUG
- excepted
KPEPT/-D
- breathed
PWRAO*ETD
- visiting
SREUFT/-G
- visitors
SREUS/TORS
- everyone
EFPB
- supposes
SPOES/-S
- rounding
ROUPBD/-G
- entering
SPWR-G
- enjoying
EPB/SKWROEUG
- schooled
SKAOLD
- breakers
PWRAEBG/*ERS
- breaking
PWRAEG
- emptying
EPL/TEUG
- emptiest
EPL/TEU/*ES
- supposed
SPOED
- screamed
SKRAOEPLD
- screened
SKRAOEPBD
- searches
SEFRPBZ
- searched
SEFRPBD
- surfaces
SUFSZ
- seatings
SAOET/-GS
- seconded
SEBGD/-D
- branched
PWRAFRPBD
- branches
PWRAFPBS
- servings
SEFRBGS
- earliest
ERL/KWR*ES
- serviced
S-FSD
- services
S-FPS
- settings
SEGTS
Common words dictionary
- washings
WARBGS
- settling
SET/*LG
- surfaced
SUFD
- dropping
TROPG
- sheeting
SHAOET/-G
- drinking
TKREUG
- shipping
SHEUPG
- avoiding
A/SROEUGD
- dressing
TKREFG
- dreaming
TKRAOEPLG
- shooting
SHAOGT
- actually
TAOULT
- drawings
TKRAUGS
- shopping
SHOPG
- dragging
TKRAG/-G
- surprise
SPRAOEUS
- shortest
SHORT/EFT
- shoulder
SHOLDZ
- shouting
SHOUGT
- doorways
TKAOR/WAEUS
- showered
SHOURD
- doctored
TKR-D
- swinging
SWEUPBG/-G
- wondered
WOPBD/-D
- shrugged
SHR*UGD
- shutting
SHUGT
- sighting
SAOEUT/-G
- distance
STKAPBS
- bottling
PWOT/-LG
- swingers
SWEUPBG/ERS
- watching
WAFBG
- bothered
PWOERD
- attacked
A/TABGD
- discover
SKOFR
- teaching
TAOEFBG
- agreeing
TKPWRAEG
- bookings
PWAOBG/-GS
- teachers
TAO*EFPS
- watering
WAT/ERG
- youngest
KWRUPBG/EFT
- silvered
SEUL/SRER/-D
- terrible
TERBL
- simplest
SEUPL/EFT
- singling
SEUPBG/-LG
- deciding
STKAOEUGD
- thanking
THAPB/K-G
- weddings
WED/-GS
- skinning
SKEUPBG
- daughter
TKAUR
- darkness
TKARBG/-PBS
Common words dictionary
- slamming
SHRAPLG
- sleeping
SHRAOEPG
- slightly
SHRAOEULT
- slipping
SHREUPG
- cuttings
KUT/-GS
- smallest
SPHAUL/EFT
- smelling
SPHELG
- crowding
KROUD/-G
- crossing
KROFG
- boarding
PWAORGD
- thickest
THEUBG/EFT
- creature
KRAOEFP
- creating
KRAOEGT
- snapping
STPHAPG
- craziest
KRAEUZ/KWR*ES
- thinnest
THEUPB/*ES
- covering
KOFRG
- thinning
THAO*EPBG
- thinners
THEUPB/ERS
- thinking
THEUG
- counters
KOUPBT/ERS
- thoughts
THAUTS
- counting
KOUPBGT
- weighted
WAETD
- soldiers
SHRERPBLGS
- somebody
S-B
- blockers
PWHRORBGS
- throwing
THROEG
- blocking
PWHRO*G
- blacking
PWHRABG/-G
- together
TOGT
- controls
KROELS
- tomorrow
TOEPL
- arriving
A/RAOEUFG
- continue
T-PB
- bettered
PWET/ER/-D
- consider
KR
- workings
WOGS
- confuses
KAOUFSZ
- confused
KAOUFD
- toppings
TOPGS
- whatever
WHAF
- computer
KPAOUR
- touching
TUFPG
- tracking
TRABG/-G
- approach
PROEFP
- belonged
PWHROPBGD
- worrying
WO*ERG
- sorriest
SOR/KWR*ES
- training
TRAEUPG
Common words dictionary
- wouldn't
WOPBT
- colorful
KHROR/-FL
- coloring
KHRORG
- colleges
KHREPBLGS
- sounding
SOUPBD/-G
- interests
TR-S
- cigarette
SEUG/RET
- answering
APBS/-G
- languages
HRAPBLGS
- important
PORPB
- spreading
SPREGD
- imagining
PHAPBLG/-G
- whispered
WHEUS/PERD
- lettering
HRET/ER/-G
- listening
HR-PBG
- hospitals
HOPTS
- machining
PH-PB/-G
- histories
HOEUFRTS
- marriages
PHAEURPBLGS
- mattering
PHAT/ER/-G
- mentioned
PHEBGS/-D
- mirroring
PHEUR/O*R/-G
- mothering
PHOER/-G
- mountains
PHOUPBT/APBS
- narrowing
TPHAR/OEG
- happening
HAPG
- certainly
SERPBL
- neighbors
TPHAEUBS
- numbering
TPHURPL/-G
- centering
STR-G
- offerings
OFRGS
- wintering
WEUPBT/ERG
- groupings
TKPWRAOUPGS
- paintings
PAEUPBGS
- parenting
PAEURPBT/-G
- stationed
STAEUGS/-D
- carefully
KA*EUFL
- perfected
P-FRD
- personals
PERPBLS
- picturing
P*EUFPG
- gathering
TKPWAERG
- wondering
WOPBGD
- gardening
TKPWARD/-PBG
- pocketing
POBGT/-G
- afternoon
AFPB
- positions
POGS/-S
- strangers
STRAEUPB/SKWRERS
- forwarded
TPAORD/-D
- preparing
PRAOEPG
- strangest
STRAEUPBG/*ES
Common words dictionary
- forgotten
TPO*RGD
- stretches
STREFPS
- foreheads
TPOER/HEDZ
- stretched
STREFPD
- prettiest
PRET/KWR*ES
- bathrooms
PWR-PLS
- following
TPOLG
- promising
PROPLS/-G
- flowering
TPHROU/ERG
- strongest
STROPBG/EFT
- questions
KWES
- stupidest
STAOUPD/*ES
- finishing
TP*EURBG
- buildings
PWHR-GS
- fingering
TPEUPBG/ERG
- realizing
RAELD/AOEUZ/-G
- reasoning
R-PBG
- receiving
SAOEFG
- attention
A/TEPBG
- recognize
REZ
- suggested
SUGD
- remaining
RE/PHAEPBG
- breathing
PWRAO*EGT
- remembers
RERS
- attacking
A/TABG/-G
- supposing
SPOEFG
- reminding
RE/PHAOEUPBD/-G
- fathering
TPAUR/-G
- repeating
RE/PAOEGT
- surfacing
SUR/TPAS/-G
- returning
RURPBG
- revealing
RAOE/SRAOELG
- branching
PWRAPB/-FPG
- surprises
SPRAOEUFS
- surprised
SPROEUFD
- direction
TKREBGS
- explained
SPHRAEUPBD
- expecting
EBGS/PEG
- excepting
KPEPT/-G
- everybody
EFB
- bothering
PWOERG
- teachings
TAOEFPGS
- schooling
SKAOLG
- screaming
SKRAOEPLG
- screening
SKRAOEPBG
- searching
SEFRPBG
- seconding
SEBGD/-G
- seriously
SAOERLS
- servicing
SER/SREUS/-G
- dressings
TKREFGS
Common words dictionary
- shoulders
SHOURLDZ
- showering
SHOURG
- doctoring
TKR-G
- shrugging
SHR*UG/-G
- sightings
SAOEUT/-GS
- distances
STKAPBSZ
- wrappings
WRAP/-GS
- admitting
AD/PHEUGT
- discovers
SKOFRS
- disappear
TEUS/PAOER
- bettering
PWET/ER/-G
- different
TEUFRPB
- silvering
SEUL/SRER/-G
- situation
SWAUGS
- belonging
PWAOE/HROPBG/-G
- daughters
TKAURS
- accepting
SEPG
- crossings
KROFGS
- creatures
KRAOEFPS
- countries
KUPBTS
- believers
PWHREFRS
- countered
KOUPBT/ERD
- believing
PWHREFG
- appearing
A/PAOERG
- something
S-G
- sometimes
SAOEUPLS
- travelled
TRAFLD
- beginning
STKPWEUPG
- apartment
ARPLT
- traveling
TRAFLG
- traveller
TRA*FL/ER
- continued
T-PBD
- continues
T-PBS
- travelers
TRA*FL/ERS
- considers
K-RS
- confusing
KAOUFG
- computers
KPAOURTS
- beautiful
WAOUFL
- companies
K-PS
- troubling
TRUBLG
- somewhere
SWR
- colorings
KOL/ORGS
- discovered
SKOFD
- interested
TR-D
- whispering
WHEUS/PERG
- apartments
APT/-PLTS
- approached
A/ROEFP
- mentioning
PHEPBGS/-G
- happenings
HAPGS
- approaches
A/PROEFPS
Common words dictionary
- spin
SPEUPB
- bank
PWA*PBG
- lies
HRAO*EUS
- wrap
WRAP
- edge
EPBG
- pull
PUL
- weds
WEDZ
- bars
PWARS
- view
SRAOU
- near
TPHAOER
- pain
PAEUPB
- seas
SAEZ
- very
SRE
- wins
WEUPBZ
- eggs
EGS
- hard
HARD
- uses
AOUFS
- used
AOUFD
- lays
HRAEUZ
- upon
POPB
- week
WAOEB
- page
PAEUPBLG
- hurt
HURT
- flew
TPHRAOU
- long
HROPBG
- else
ELS
- arts
ARTS
- aged
AEUGD
- lady
HRA*ED
- ends
EPDZ
- owns
OEPBS
- hats
HATS
- over
OEF
- food
TPAOD
- coat
KOET
- yard
KWRARD
- wind
WEUPBD
- cold
KOELD
- turn
TURPB
- foot
TPAOT
- hide
HAOEUD
- were
WR
- yeah
KWR*E
- high
HAOEU
- soul
SOUL
- feet
TPAOET
- sort
SORT
- said
SAEUD
- says
SEZ
- been
PW-B
Common words dictionary
- understood
*URPBD
- understand
UPBS
- perfecting
P-FR/-G
- gatherings
TKPWAERGS
- travellers
TRA*FL/ERS
- positioned
POGS/-D
- forwarding
TPAORD/-G
- questioned
KWED
- beginnings
TKPWEUPBGS
- questioner
KWE/*ER
- travelling
TRAFLG
- belongings
PWAOE/HROPBG/-GS
- recognized
REFD
- recognizes
REBG/TPHAOEUZ/-Z
- themselves
TH*EPLS
- television
T*FGS
- somewheres
SWR-S
- surprising
SPRAOEUG
- expression
EBGS/PREGS
- explaining
SPHRAEUPBG
- everywhere
WEFR
- everything
EFG
- especially
EPS
- screenings
SKRAOEPBGS
- afternoons
AFPB/-S
- suggesting
SUG/-G
- disappears
TKEUS/PAOERS
- directions
TKREBGS/-S
- situations
SWAEUG/-S
- countering
KOUPB/TER/-G
- somebodies
SPH-BS
- businesses
PWEUS/-S
- stretching
STREFPG
- straighter
STRAEURT
- controller
KROL/ER
- controlled
KROELD
- continuing
T-PBG
- considered
K-RD
- completely
KPHRELT
- cigarettes
SEUG/RETS
- remembered
RERD
- considering
K-RG
- controlling
KROLG
- controllers
KROL/ERS
- grandfather
TKPWR-F
- interesting
TR-G
- disappeared
TKEUS/PAOERD
- discovering
SKOFRG
- expressions
EBGS/PREGS/-S
- remembering
RERG
Common words dictionary
- televisions
TEL/SREUGS/-S
- recognizing
REGZ
- grandmother
TKPWR-PL
- questioning
KWEG
- positioning
POGS/-G
- immediately
PHAOELD
- understands
URBDZ
- approaching
A/PROEFPG
- information
TP-FGS
- conversation
K-FRGS
- grandfathers
TKPWR-FS
- grandmothers
TKPWR-PLS
- disappearing
TKEUS/PAOERG
- conversations
KAUPB/SRER/SAEUGS/-S
- understanding
URPBGD
Common words dictionary
- well
WEL
- name
TPHAEUPL
- outs
OUTS
- came
KAEUPL
- laws
HRAUS
- soon
SAOPB
- song
SOPBG
- lock
HROBG
- sons
SOPBS
- true
TRAOU
- know
TPHOE
- save
SAF
- come
KOPL
- with
W
- bear
PWAER
- born
PWORPB
- mark
PHARBG
- beat
PWAET
- lets
HR*ETS
- trip
TREUP
- cool
KAOL
- year
WRAOER
- must
PHUFT
- cops
KOPS
- form
PHORPL
- sand
SAPBD
- same
SAEUPL
- tree
TRAOE
- four
TPOUR
- beds
PWEDZ
- I'll
AOEUL
- beer
PWAOER
- join
SKWROEUPB
- soft
SOFT
- much
UFP
- safe
SAEUF
- keep
KAOEP
- snow
STPHOE
- maps
PHAPS
- less
HRES
- hill
HEUL
- many
PHAEPB
- snap
STPHAP
- jump
SKWR*UPL
- rush
RURB
- legs
HREGS
- pour
POR
- free
TPRAOE
- town
TOUPB
- move
PHOF
Common words dictionary
- open
OEP
- onto
OEPBT
- bent
PWEPBT
- bend
PWEPBD
- runs
RUPS
- from
PR
- only
OPBL
- ones
WUPBZ
- best
PW*ES
- toss
TO*S
- rubs
RUBS
- rows
RO*EZ
- hour
HOUR
- west
W*ES
- once
WUPBS
- hits
HEUTS
- wipe
WAOEUP
- tops
TOPS
- even
AOEP
- pops
POPS
- fuck
TPUBG
- hate
HAEUT
- knew
TPHAOU
- ever
-FR
- adds
ADZ
- bird
PWEURD
- poor
PAOR
- olds
OLDZ
- room
RAOPL
- bits
PWEUTS
- cups
KUPS
- lips
HREUPS
- bite
PWAOEUT
- tone
TOEPB
- slow
SHROE
- pool
PAOL
- cuts
KUTS
- full
TPUL
- slip
SHREUP
- roof
RAOF
- wets
WETS
- tire
TAOEUR
- dads
TKADZ
- airs
AEUR/-S
- slid
SHREUD
- tiny
TOEUPB
- roll
ROL
- ages
AEPBLGS
- okay
OBG
- rock
ROBG
Common words dictionary
- dark
TARBG
- time
TAOEUPL
- arms
ARPLS
- ties
TAOEUZ
- tied
TAO*EUD
- game
TKPWAEUPL
- road
RAOD
- slam
SHRAPL
- grow
TKPWROE
- late
HRAEUT
- most
PHO*S
- skin
SKEUPB
- have
SR
- whom
WHOPL
- rose
ROES
- rise
RAOEUZ
- size
SAOEUZ
- he's
HAOES
- grew
TKPWRAOU
- left
HREFT
- this
TH
- days
TKAEUS
- blew
PWHRAOU
- dead
TKED
- whys
WHAOEU/-S
- more
PHOR
- sits
SEUTS
- eyed
KWRAOEUD
- blow
PWHROE
- moon
PHAOPB
- rang
RAPBG
- wide
WAOEUD
- sirs
S*EURS
- ring
REUPBG
- rung
RUPBG
- made
PHAED
- deep
TKAOEP
- blue
PHRU
- thin
THEUPB
- eyes
AO*EUS
- sung
SUPBG
- sing
SEUPBG
- face
TPAEUS
- kill
KEUL
- plea
PHRAE
- then
THEB
- sang
SAPBG
- gate
TKPWAET
- they
THE
- them
THEP
Common words dictionary


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So, I've been battling with updating my node.js via apt-get, for some apparent reason seems like they've discontinued updates or maybe I've been doing it wrong all along - who knows.
But I found a way to bypass apt-get and go back to the basics.
Note: This assumes that the latest release is node-v7.4.0, else you can go to https://nodejs.org/dist/latest and get the required build.
This assumes the Raspberry Pi is running Rasbian - Jessie
[sourcecode language="bash"]
# Download Node.js source Raspberry Pi Model A, B, B+ and Compute Module
wget -qO- https://nodejs.org/dist/latest/node-v7.4.0-linux-armv6l.tar.gz | tar xvz
cd node-v7.4.0*
# Raspberry Pi 2 Model B
wget https://nodejs.org/dist/latest/node-v7.4.0-linux-armv7l.tar.gz | tar xzv
cd node-v7.4.0-linux-armv7l
# and lastly
sudo cp -Rv * /usr/local/
# That's it! To check Node.js is properly installed and you have the right version, run the command:
node -v
[/sourcecode]
Mpho


So here’s how Microsoft defines humor. I particularly enjoyed noticing the list of Recommended Readings. All Google needs to do is setup a similar definition and the world will be a better place.
What? Can’t take a joke?
Overview
Has a positive and constructive sense of humor. Can laugh at himself/herself and with others. Is appropriately funny and can use humor to ease tension.
…
To improve your proficiency, ask yourself the following questions on a regular basis:
- In a seemingly serious situation, what nuggets of humor or irony can I find?
- When faced with a potentially difficult situation, is there a way that humor could help? Could lead to a better outcome?
- Am I funnier than I think I am? Less funny? Who will give me an honest assessment of my sense of humor?
- Could I start my next meeting, presentation, or conversation by telling a funny story?
- What are the humorous situations in my life that have taught me something?


git-send-pack - Push objects over Git protocol to another repository
git send-pack [--all] [--dry-run] [--force] [--receive-pack=<git-receive-pack>] [--verbose] [--thin] [<host>:]<directory> [<ref>...]
Usually you would want to use git push, which is a higher-level wrapper of this command, instead. See git-push(1).
Invokes git-receive-pack on a possibly remote repository, and updates it from the current repository, sending named refs.
--receive-pack=<git-receive-pack>
Path to the git-receive-pack program on the remote end. Sometimes useful when pushing to a remote repository over ssh, and you do not have the program in a directory on the default $PATH.
--exec=<git-receive-pack>
Same as --receive-pack=<git-receive-pack>.
--all
Instead of explicitly specifying which refs to update, update all heads that locally exist.
--stdin
Take the list of refs from stdin, one per line. If there are refs specified on the command line in addition to this option, then the refs from stdin are processed after those on the command line.
If --stateless-rpc is specified together with this option then the list of refs must be in packet format (pkt-line). Each ref must be in a separate packet, and the list must end with a flush packet.
--dry-run
Do everything except actually send the updates.
--force
Usually, the command refuses to update a remote ref that is not an ancestor of the local ref used to overwrite it. This flag disables the check. What this means is that the remote repository can lose commits; use it with care.
--verbose
Run verbosely.
--thin
Send a "thin" pack, which records objects in deltified form based on objects not included in the pack to reduce network traffic.
<host>
A remote host to house the repository. When this part is specified, git-receive-pack is invoked via ssh.
<directory>
The repository to update.
<ref>...
The remote refs to update.
There are three ways to specify which refs to update on the remote end.
With --all flag, all refs that exist locally are transferred to the remote side. You cannot specify any <ref> if you use this flag.
Without --all and without any <ref>, the heads that exist both on the local side and on the remote side are updated.
When one or more <ref> are specified explicitly (whether on the command line or via --stdin), it can be either a single pattern, or a pair of such pattern separated by a colon ":" (this means that a ref name cannot have a colon in it). A single pattern <name> is just a shorthand for <name>:<name>.
Each pattern pair consists of the source side (before the colon) and the destination side (after the colon). The ref to be pushed is determined by finding a match that matches the source side, and where it is pushed is determined by using the destination side. The rules used to match a ref are the same rules used by git rev-parse to resolve a symbolic ref name. See git-rev-parse(1).
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It is an error if <src> does not match exactly one of the local refs.
h'-04'(buh'+03'c
It is an error if <dst> matches more than one remote refs.
h'-04'(buh'+03'c
If <dst> does not match any remote ref, either
h'-04'(buh'+03'c
it has to start with "refs/"; <dst> is used as the destination literally in this case.
h'-04'(buh'+03'c
<src> == <dst> and the ref that matched the <src> must not exist in the set of remote refs; the ref matched <src> locally is used as the name of the destination.
Without --force, the <src> ref is stored at the remote only if <dst> does not exist, or <dst> is a proper subset (i.e. an ancestor) of <src>. This check, known as "fast-forward check", is performed in order to avoid accidentally overwriting the remote ref and lose other peoples*(Aq commits from there.
With --force, the fast-forward check is disabled for all refs.
Optionally, a <ref> parameter can be prefixed with a plus + sign to disable the fast-forward check only on that ref.
Part of the git(1) suite


Deleting a Vendor Banner
How to edit the properties of a banner using the Vendors module.
- Locate the required vendor account by selecting a filter or doing a search.
- Click the Edit button beside the required vendor account. This opens the Edit Vendors page.
- Expand the Banner Advertising section. This displays all banners associated with this vendor.
- Click the Edit button beside the banner to be deleted.
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An application is required prior to adoption. Complete our application and we'll be in touch shortly. Applying for a cat or kitten doesn't obligate you in any way!
The adoption fee is $125/kitten or $200 for two. The adoption of 2 kittens is always encouraged, particularly if a significant amount of 'alone time' is expected for the kitten.
Where do They Come From?
Our cats and kittens are rescued from at-risk situations such as animal control facilities and abandonment. They have been nurtured in an in-home foster environment and have had consistent, loving socialization, usually from a very young age. on working with CSS.
The Basics
All of our adoptable cats and kittens are spayed or neutered, vaccinated, have been treated for worms and fleas, and are microchipped.
Did you know??? To have a cat spayed with a private vet in Johnson County costs about $300.
What to Bring With You to the Adoption
Bring a pet carrier or be prepared to purchase one.
Payment can be made via cash, check, credit and debit cards, Paypal or our Donate Button on this website.
The adopter is required to electronically sign an adoption contract agreeing to provide health and wellness essentials.
We will provide the adopter with a copy of the cat's medical (including shot records).
The cat's microchip will automatically be registered.
Which One?
Think carefully about what you're looking for in a cat's personality. Don't pick a cat based on it's color and fur length alone! The best kitten for you, might be the black, short-haired kitten in the corner!
How to Prepare
Prepare for your new family member's homecoming by purchasing basic supplies such as: A litter box (we recommend a box for each cat in the household). They can never be too big!
A scratching post (we recommend the Smart Cat post or similar, which can be found on Amazon for $49.00. It's tall, sturdy and attractive).
Bowls, one food bowl for each cat and a single water bowl is adequate. Avoid plastic (causes kitty acne). A variety of toys. Different cats like different types if tys, balls vs mice vs string toys, etc.
We will provide a sample of the food they're currently eating.


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Our Aid
Every year, natural disasters kill around 90,000 people and affect approximately 160 million people worldwide.
We recognise that many people want to help out, but are unsure or unwilling to due to the lack of transparency
around which many charities operate.
People are unable to keep track of exactly how their money is being used to
make a positive impact on communities struck by natural disasters. And here's where we come in..
Here at Our Aid, we believe that natural disaster aid needs to be 3 things:
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By utilising Blockchain technology, donors are now able to keep track of exactly how their money is being spent
in aiding those affected by natural disasters. Once their donation is sent, donors can see the flow of money - from
their bank account, to suppliers and finally to the aid recipient. At the site of the disaster, donors can view a
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Vancouver Island First Nation sues DFO again, says they aren’t protecting wild salmon
“The Federal Court has found DFO’s refusal to prohibit stocking of fish infected with PRV unlawful”
by Tyson WhitneyThe ‘Namgis First Nation are taking the Department of Fisheries and Oceans (DFO) through the court system once again.
According to a press release issued by ‘Namgis Chief Don Svanvik, the nation has “filed an application for judicial review of Fisheries and Oceans Canada’s Oct. 3, 2019 policy decision not to prohibit the stocking of open-net pen fish farms with Atlantic salmon infected with the Piscine orthoreovirus (PRV).”
RELATED: After the election: The future of fish farms in the North Island
The relase also noted that “Under this PRV Policy, smolts are to be tested for two supposed ‘strains’ of PRV prior to transfer into open net pens but will not be tested for a supposedly ‘native strain’ of PRV. DFO has not produced any evidence that such a ‘native strain’ of PRV exists. DFO will not prohibit stocking fish farms with fish infected with PRV.”
“This is a flagrant disregard of the precautionary principle, scientific research, our constitutionally protected title and rights, and the findings of the Federal Court,” says Svanvik via press release. “Twice the Federal Court has found DFO’s refusal to prohibit stocking of fish infected with PRV unlawful. In the first decision, the Federal Court found that DFO has a positive duty to prohibit ‘transfers [into the marine environment] if the fish have diseases or disease agents that may be harmful to the protection and conservation of fish’.”


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Learn how to set up your development environment, add yourself to the teams page, add or remove classes, resources, and more! No previous coding experience required!
Follow along with our in-depth setup walkthrough...
...or, if you're already a command-line guru and assuming you have git and Ruby:
$ gem install bundler
$ git clone https://github.com/uclaacm/teach-la-website.git
$ cd teach-la-website
$ bundle
$ bundle exec jeykll serve
Follow along with our guide to leave your mark on the club's team page!
After adding yourself to the website, it's time to explore some of the other resources offerred by Teach LA! A great place to start is our web development crash course repo on GitHub.
After you've familiarized yourself with the development tools, and brushed up on web development, you are free to work on whatever you'd like! We personally recommend that you take on an issue in our repositories tagged with "good first issue" before really digging your heels in.


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The lean3 repo indicates that only major bugfixes will be accepted. Are there any official or semi-official repos for more minor fixes that could be merged, but aren't? e.g. make a monad_except
instance for except
, add missing decidable
instances for predicates?
I currently just add them as needed to my code, but figure they could be worth sharing.
If you're talking about additions, not changes, then definitely. https://github.com/leanprover/mathlib/
Most of the discussions here assume you're using mathlib.
Despite the name, it has more than just math.
Ok, if I have enough I'll make a PR to mathlib.
I was thinking it may be useful to have a smaller set of additions that make the standard library more consistent, rather than mathlib which has a mix of useful additions and definitions to fill out the standard library.
mathlib is admittedly a big monolith, but it's not clear what advantage splitting off parts of it would have, and it would certainly add a bunch of administrative overhead
I'm not proposing to partition mathlib.
I think what you are proposing usually falls under the header of "forking lean", which was a bad idea when lean was under active development. Now that lean3 is effectively EOL, it seems more reasonable but I think it is still a major decision that we wouldn't take lightly
mathlib is currently right at the edge of what you can do to improve lean solely with an add on library and zero modifications to core lean
I was looking for a more conservative staging library than mathlib for library improvements/generalizations that could be ported to Lean 4 once it is ready for library improvements. With Lean 3 EOL, and Lean 4 in active development, there isn't a good way to share minor improvements to Lean 3 without distracting Lean 4 development.
The Lean 4 improvements are essential for the project I'm working on, so I don't want to distract from that. I've only used parts of mathlib, and it's great, but my impression is that's the bulk of it won't be integrated into the Lean standard library.
I think that mathlib would be a good staging area for things you want to eventually move to lean 4, however it ends up looking
right now we don't know enough of the basics to really plan a port in any more than very general terms
but a lot of mathlib is tactics and basic programming that "morally" should have been in the core library, and isn't because of human reasons
while at the same time lean 4 is planning on outsourcing much of what is now core into the user space / lean 4 mathlib
so all in all I don't know what will end up where, but mathlib is actively being developed and used so it's a good place to test out changes in the meantime
Right now mathlib is the lean standard library. Lean core lacks a lot of basic stuff that one would expect in a standard library, much of it deliberately so. Mathlib was built to fill that gap
To follow up on this, I'm currently putting our generic additions here https://github.com/GaloisInc/reopt-vcg/tree/master/lean/deps/galois_stdlib/src/galois.
They aren't particularly substantial, but are Apache 2 licensed, so feel free to pull to mathlib if you'd like. If they get more substantial, then maybe it makes sense for me to add a PR to mathlib.
Nice, reopt-vcg
is Lean in the wild stuff!
Yeah, I'm really interested in being able to use Lean as another programming language for developing verification/satisfiability checking tools, and then being able to prove soundness.
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The future seems to already be with us, and has sprung upon many of us without us knowing. 10 years ago if someone had said you can get any book you have ever wanted on a one inch think tablet that you can hold in your hands, you would probably have laughed at them. Nowadays it’s a realistic option, and with the advent of the various eBook readers around the globe you can hold thousands of books literally in your pocket - if you have a big enough one anyway!
Engaged learning with an eBook?
How does this benefit the reader though, and can it benefit children and people in the classroom? There is no doubt that having those kind of resources literally at your finger tips will help hundreds, maybe even millions of people understand the world that is available if they begin to read books. Having this kind of resources will also give people the opportunity to study books in a way that fits in in the age we live in. I know from personal experience that in the classroom some people are completely turned off when a book is put in front of them, but if you give them a Kindle of an iPad with the same book available to them then they will be more engaged. How many of you know children who are happy to play Xbox all day, but if you stick the latest childrens novel in front of them they laugh. Give them an iPad with interaction within the story and I can guarantee it will be a different reaction, imagine a world where an encyclopaedia not only gives us words and pictures, but also videos, at the touch of a screen, in class. The eBook reader can engage children and adults alike at different levels compared to the printed book.
Far more benefits than you’d think
Whilst it may be easier to engage children with an eBook reader, there are other things to consider as well, and benefits which are simply not available with the printed book. For example, both you can your children can hold far more books than ever before in your house, no need to build a library when you can have thousands of books in your hand. You can zoom in on a page, and I know myself that some children, despite what you say will literally bury their head into a book to be able to read it properly – the eBook reader can help. Another exciting move is the ability to change the background colour, some people find reading black on white extremely hard, and in the classroom this could be a real benefit to help people learn and encourage their academic side. There is no doubt that certain elements of the eBook reader are helpful in both a personal and educational sense, and they should not just be dismissed out of turn.
Overall it is clear the eBook readers can benefit you and also can benefit children that you work with. Perhaps it wont is a standard for a few years yet, but the benefits eBook readers can bring to the classroom cannot be underestimated and one day perhaps everyone will learn to love to read once again.
Author Bio: This article is written by James who has a keen interest in eBook readers, and how they will change our lives. He is also interested in comparing ereaders-vs-tablets and how they offer different solutions.


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1. Complete at least 20 of the exercises in the book.
2. Take a picture of each completed exercise and list in on your class portfolio.
3. Describe what each component does. Capacitor, transistor, resistor, led, diode, potentiometer, breadboard, multimeter and switch.
4. What is the difference between Voltage, Current and Resistance? What is the the difference between AC and DC?


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Number 18: The New OpenSSH T-shirt
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The new OpenSSH T-shirt features the SSHeriff in a new adventure.
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Number 9: The OpenSSH T-shirt
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Nice dark green T-shirt - back has the blowfish SSHeriff burying the old insecure protocols, and the front has 'SSH - Don't tell anyone it's free!' This T-shirt is made out of a dark green material. If you don't know what this T-shirt is about, check out the OpenSSH web page.
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What?
Procedural generation (procgen) art is a genre in which the artist designs rules for constructing a piece and explores variations using parameters in those rules. Rules can be written for a computer or for execution by hand, but here we'll largely stick to computer programs.
Why?
We like to explore aesthetic worlds as well as the thought structures that take us there. This is a presentation in two parts, about some of the worlds we have seen as well as creativity tools we've developed for discovering new ones.
How?
The works you'll find here are all rendered live in javascript using canvas, but any programming language could be used to do the job. We use javascript because it makes it easy to share on the web and allows others to edit and recreate what we've done. It's the perfect medium for sharing.
Who?
This site and associated works are made by
@hoqqanen with consultation from @mpixdb. We are a pair of longtime collaborators making interactive and thought-provoking aesthetic experiences.


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Overview User interface Main window Menu ↑ |
Explore the context of a selected object (other objects on the same hierarchy level that are in the vicinity). This menu item is only enabled if a single object is selected. The context radius to explore can be input, a default value is suggested that depends on the type of object (chain, residue, atom). The information is displayed in the message board.
Note that context information with the default radius is also accessible via the annotation button (white "i" on green background) or the "Annotation" item in the edit menu.
Displays the distance between two selected objects in the message board. For objects larger than atoms, the distance between mean coordinates is displayed. The item is only enabled if two objects are selected.
Displays the angle between three selected objects (at the second object) in the message board. For objects larger than atoms, the angle between mean coordinates is displayed. The item is only enabled if three objects are selected.
Displays the dihedral (torsion) angle for four selected objects in the message board. For objects larger than atoms, the dihedral angle between mean coordinates is displayed. The item is only enabled if four objects are selected.
This uses MUSCLE AND requires that two chains are selected. For example, load PDB structures 1OMP and 2HQ0 and select chain A of each structure in the Hierarchy window or by the command
select [1OMP,2HQ0](A)
Now use the Analysis/Sequence alignment
menu item to see the alignment in a report editor in Clustal format. The result may differ from a ClustalW result, since the algorithm is different. Currently, only pairwise alignment is supported.
Compare backbone dihedrals &phi and &psi with expectations from residue-specific Ramachandran plots (not yet implemented).
Analyze the model for contacts and clashes. The following subitems exist.
Based on the assumption that significant crystal contacts tend to change packing preferences of side chains. Two copies of the current structure are created.
In the first copy, side chains are repacked with SCWRL4 without considering crystal environment. In the second copy, they are repacked considering this environment (note that SCWRL4 does difference
is applied to visualize residue-by-residue differences between the first and second copy.
Parts of the structure where sidechain rotamers are unaffected by the crystal environment are blue, residues with sidechain r.m.s.d. larger than 3 Å between rotamers with and without crystal environment are shown red.
For sidechain r.m.s.d. between 0 and 3 Å, a rainbow color grading with 20 steps is applied. Residues with r.m.s.d. larger than 0.2 Å are reported in the Message board. Use the Show log
button in the main window to inspect this list (or save a copy).
Significant packing effects are those where several nearby residues repack.
This feature requires that SCWRL4 from Dunbrack's lab is installed.
Do not apply any coordinate transformations (Center
, Symmetry
, Transform to viewing frame
, definition of transmembrane domains or lipid bilayers) before trying to analyze crystal contacts. MMM does not transform the unit cell definition, hence the results would be wrong. To avoid this, unit cell information is removed on coordinate transformations.
If the current structure is a native PDB structure (with valid PDB identifier), this calls the CryCo server at Weizmann Institute with this PDB identifier. The homepage of this server is self-explaining and has its own visualization capabilities. CryCo is based on distance analysis.
If the current structure is a native PDB structure (with valid PDB identifier), this calls the CSU server at Weizmann Institute with this PDB identifier. The homepage of this server is self-explaining and has its own visualization capabilities.
Note that unlike CryCo, CSU can also be used with modified structural models. Save your model as a PDB file, using the File/Save PDB as.. menu item and upload it on the CSU server.
Analyze the current structure for accessibility of residues and cofactors to solvents. This requires that MSMS by Michel Sanner is installed.
If any structures, chains, chain models (coordinate set) or residues/cofactors are selected, the analysis is performed for all selected residues/cofactors and all residues/cofactors in selected objects. If nothing is selected, the analysis is performed for the current chain in the current structure. A query dialog window opens that allows to specify the effective radius for the solvent molecule (radius of the probe sphere). The default value is 1.5 Å for water.
The solvent accessible surface (SAS) is given as a polyhedron with triangular faces. For each residue or cofactor, the total surface accessibility in Å2 is computed by summing the area of all triangular faces that are in contact with the residue. If some atoms have alternate locations, only the first location of the atom is considered. For spin-labeled residues in particular, this means that the total surface accessibility of the leading rotamer (the one with the highest population) is computed. To compute spin label accessibilities that refer to the N-O group and the whole rotamer ensemble, use the EPR/Accessibility menu item instead.
For native amino acid residues, the relative accessibility is also computed as the ratio between the accessible surface and total surface of the amino acid (total surface area values are from D. Whitford, Proteins. Structure and Function, John Wiley & Sons, Chichester (2005), Table 2.2 and refer to the residue X in a G-X-G tripeptide). For non-native amino acids, such as spin-labeled residues, or cofactors the relative accessibility is specified as -1.
Results are written to a plain text (ASCII) file accessibility.dat
in the temporary directory. This file is automatically opened in the report editor. It starts with three comment lines (first character is %) that explain the content. The following lines contain two numerical values, the total accessibility in Å2 and the relative accessibility, followed by a % character and the residue address in MMM address format.
If you want to store the results for later use, please save them to another directory. The temporary directory is regularly cleaned.
Inspect, edit or newly define binding sites via the sites window.
For a structural transition starting from an initial structure, a figure of merit for two alternative models is computed by comparing the two models and comparing each of them to the initial structure. A figure of merit of 1 indicates perfect agreement, a figure of merit larger of 1/3 reasonable agreement. Please also compare models visually, using the motion command.


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