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/* This is a java version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
*
* Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
* CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
*/
package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
/** A list of words used by Kstem
*/
// LUCENE MONITOR: Remove as of Lucene 3.3
class KStemData1 {
private KStemData1() {
}
// KStemData1 ... KStemData8 are created from "head_word_list.txt"
static String[] data = {
"aback","abacus","abandon","abandoned","abase",
"abash","abate","abattoir","abbess","abbey",
"abbot","abbreviate","abbreviation","abc","abdicate",
"abdomen","abduct","abed","aberrant","aberration",
"abet","abeyance","abhor","abhorrent","abide",
"abiding","abilities","ability","abject","abjure",
"ablative","ablaut","ablaze","able","ablution",
"ablutions","ably","abnegation","abnormal","abo",
"aboard","abode","abolish","abolition","abominable",
"abominate","abomination","aboriginal","aborigine","abort",
"abortion","abortionist","abortive","abound","about",
"above","aboveboard","abracadabra","abrade","abrasion",
"abrasive","abreast","abridge","abridgement","abridgment",
"abroad","abrogate","abrupt","abscess","abscond",
"absence","absent","absentee","absenteeism","absently",
"absinth","absinthe","absolute","absolutely","absolution",
"absolutism","absolve","absorb","absorbent","absorbing",
"absorption","abstain","abstemious","abstention","abstinence",
"abstract","abstracted","abstraction","abstruse","absurd",
"abundance","abundant","abuse","abusive","abut",
"abutment","abysmal","abyss","acacia","academic",
"academician","academy","accede","accelerate","acceleration",
"accelerator","accent","accentuate","accept","acceptable",
"acceptance","access","accessible","accession","accessory",
"accidence","accident","accidental","acclaim","acclamation",
"acclimatize","acclivity","accolade","accommodate","accommodating",
"accommodation","accommodations","accompaniment","accompanist","accompany",
"accomplice","accomplish","accomplished","accomplishment","accord",
"accordance","according","accordingly","accordion","accost",
"account","accountable","accountancy","accountant","accoutrements",
"accredit","accretion","accrue","accumulate","accumulation",
"accumulative","accumulator","accuracy","accurate","accursed",
"accusation","accusative","accuse","accused","accustom",
"accustomed","ace","acerbity","acetate","acetic",
"acetylene","ache","achieve","achievement","achoo",
"acid","acidify","acidity","acidulated","acidulous",
"acknowledge","acknowledgement","acknowledgment","acme","acne",
"acolyte","aconite","acorn","acoustic","acoustics",
"acquaint","acquaintance","acquaintanceship","acquiesce","acquiescent",
"acquire","acquisition","acquisitive","acquit","acquittal",
"acre","acreage","acrid","acrimony","acrobat",
"acrobatic","acrobatics","acronym","across","acrostic",
"act","acting","actinism","action","actionable",
"activate","active","activist","activity","actor",
"actress","acts","actual","actuality","actually",
"actuary","actuate","acuity","acumen","acupuncture",
"acute","adage","adagio","adam","adamant",
"adapt","adaptable","adaptation","adapter","adaptor",
"adc","add","addendum","adder","addict",
"addiction","addictive","addition","additional","additive",
"addle","address","addressee","adduce","adenoidal",
"adenoids","adept","adequate","adhere","adherence",
"adherent","adhesion","adhesive","adieu","adipose",
"adj","adjacent","adjective","adjoin","adjourn",
"adjudge","adjudicate","adjunct","adjure","adjust",
"adjutant","adman","admass","administer","administration",
"administrative","administrator","admirable","admiral","admiralty",
"admiration","admire","admirer","admissible","admission",
"admit","admittance","admitted","admittedly","admixture",
"admonish","admonition","admonitory","ado","adobe",
"adolescent","adopt","adoption","adoptive","adorable",
"adoration","adore","adorn","adornment","adrenalin",
"adrift","adroit","adulate","adulation","adult",
"adulterate","adulterer","adultery","adumbrate","adv",
"advance","advanced","advancement","advances","advantage",
"advantageous","advent","adventist","adventitious","adventure",
"adventurer","adventuress","adventurous","adverb","adverbial",
"adversary","adverse","adversity","advert","advertise",
"advertisement","advertising","advice","advisable","advise",
"advisedly","adviser","advisor","advisory","advocacy",
"advocate","adz","adze","aegis","aeon",
"aerate","aerial","aerie","aerobatic","aerobatics",
"aerodrome","aerodynamic","aerodynamics","aeronautics","aeroplane",
"aerosol","aerospace","aertex","aery","aesthete",
"aesthetic","aesthetics","aether","aethereal","aetiology",
"afar","affable","affair","affect","affectation",
"affected","affecting","affection","affectionate","affiance",
"affidavit","affiliate","affiliation","affinity","affirm",
"affirmative","affix","afflict","affliction","affluent",
"afford","afforest","affray","affricate","affront",
"aficionado","afield","afire","aflame","afloat",
"afoot","aforesaid","aforethought","afraid","afresh",
"afrikaans","afrikaner","afro","aft","after",
"afterbirth","aftercare","aftereffect","afterglow","afterlife",
"aftermath","afternoon","afternoons","afters","aftershave",
"aftertaste","afterthought","afterwards","again","against",
"agape","agate","age","ageing","ageless",
"agency","agenda","agent","agglomerate","agglutination",
"agglutinative","aggrandisement","aggrandizement","aggravate","aggravation",
"aggregate","aggregation","aggression","aggressive","aggressor",
"aggrieved","aggro","aghast","agile","agitate",
"agitation","agitator","aglow","agnostic","ago",
"agog","agonise","agonised","agonising","agonize",
"agonized","agonizing","agony","agoraphobia","agoraphobic",
"agrarian","agree","agreeable","agreeably","agreement",
"agriculture","agronomy","aground","ague","aha",
"ahead","ahem","ahoy","aid","ail",
"aileron","ailment","aim","aimless","air",
"airbase","airbed","airbladder","airborne","airbrake",
"airbrick","airbus","aircraft","aircraftman","aircrew",
"aircushion","airdrop","airedale","airfield","airflow",
"airforce","airgun","airhole","airhostess","airily",
"airing","airlane","airless","airletter","airlift",
"airline","airliner","airlock","airmail","airman",
"airplane","airpocket","airport","airs","airshaft",
"airship","airsick","airspace","airspeed","airstrip",
"airtight","airway","airwoman","airworthy","airy",
"aisle","aitch","ajar","akimbo","akin",
"alabaster","alack","alacrity","alarm","alarmist",
"alas","albatross","albeit","albino","album",
"albumen","alchemist","alchemy","alcohol","alcoholic",
"alcoholism","alcove","alder","alderman","ale",
"alehouse","alert","alfalfa","alfresco","algae",
"algebra","algorithm","alias","alibi","alien",
"alienate","alienation","alienist","alight","align",
"alignment","alike","alimentary","alimony","aline",
"alinement","alive","alkali","alkaline","all",
"allah","allay","allegation","allege","allegedly",
"allegiance","allegorical","allegory","allegretto","allegro",
"alleluia","allergic","allergy","alleviate","alley",
"alleyway","alliance","allied","alligator","alliteration",
"alliterative","allocate","allocation","allopathy","allot",
"allotment","allow","allowable","allowance","alloy",
"allspice","allude","allure","allurement","allusion",
"alluvial","alluvium","ally","almanac","almanack",
"almighty","almond","almoner","almost","alms",
"aloe","aloft","alone","along","alongside",
"aloof","alopecia","aloud","alpaca","alpenhorn",
"alpenstock","alpha","alphabet","alphabetical","alpine",
"already","alright","alsatian","also","altar",
"altarpiece","alter","alteration","altercation","alternate",
"alternative","alternator","although","altimeter","altitude",
"alto","altogether","altruism","altruist","alum",
"aluminium","alumna","alumnus","alveolar","always",
"alyssum","amalgam","amalgamate","amanuensis","amass",
"amateur","amateurish","amatory","amaze","amazing",
"amazon","ambassador","ambassadorial","amber","ambergris",
"ambidextrous","ambience","ambient","ambiguous","ambit",
"ambition","ambitious","ambivalent","amble","ambrosia",
"ambulance","ambush","ame","ameba","ameliorate",
"amen","amenable","amend","amendment","amends",
"amenity","americanise","americanism","americanize","amethyst",
"amiable","amicable","amid","amidships","amir",
"amiss","amity","ammeter","ammo","ammonia",
"ammonite","ammunition","amnesia","amnesty","amoeba",
"amoebic","amok","among","amoral","amorous",
"amorphous","amortise","amortize","amount","amour",
"amp","amperage","ampersand","amphetamine","amphibian",
"amphibious","amphitheater","amphitheatre","amphora","ample",
"amplifier","amplify","amplitude","ampoule","amputate",
"amputee","amuck","amulet","amuse","amusement",
"anachronism","anaconda","anaemia","anaemic","anaesthesia",
"anaesthetic","anaesthetist","anagram","anal","analgesia",
"analgesic","analog","analogize","analogous","analogue",
"analogy","analyse","analysis","analyst","analytic",
"anapaest","anarchic","anarchism","anarchist","anarchy",
"anathema","anathematize","anatomical","anatomist","anatomy",
"ancestor","ancestral","ancestry","anchor","anchorage",
"anchorite","anchovy","ancient","ancients","ancillary",
"and","andante","andiron","androgynous","anecdotal",
"anecdote","anemia","anemometer","anemone","anesthesia",
"anesthetise","anesthetize","anew","angel","angelica",
"angelus","anger","angle","anglican","anglicise",
"anglicism","anglicize","angling","anglophile","anglophilia",
"anglophobe","anglophobia","angora","angostura","angry",
"angst","anguish","anguished","angular","aniline",
"animadversion","animadvert","animal","animalcule","animalism",
"animate","animation","animism","animosity","animus",
"anis","anise","aniseed","ankle","anklet",
"annals","anneal","annex","annexation","annexe",
"annihilate","anniversary","annotate","annotation","announce",
"announcement","announcer","annoy","annoyance","annual",
"annuity","annul","annular","annunciation","anode",
"anodyne","anoint","anomalous","anomaly","anon",
"anonymity","anonymous","anopheles","anorak","anorexia",
"another","answer","answerable","ant","antacid",
"antagonism","antagonist","antagonize","antarctic","ante",
"anteater","antecedence","antecedent","antecedents","antechamber",
"antedate","antediluvian","antelope","antenatal","antenna",
"antepenultimate","anterior","anteroom","anthem","anther",
"anthill","anthology","anthracite","anthrax","anthropocentric",
"anthropoid","anthropologist","anthropology","anthropomorphic","anthropomorphism",
"anthropophagous","anthropophagy","antiaircraft","antibiotic","antibody",
"antic","anticipate","anticipation","anticipatory","anticlerical",
"anticlimax","anticlockwise","antics","anticyclone","antidote",
"antifreeze","antigen","antihero","antihistamine","antiknock",
"antilogarithm","antimacassar","antimatter","antimony","antipathetic",
"antipathy","antipersonnel","antipodal","antipodes","antiquarian",
"antiquary","antiquated","antique","antiquity","antirrhinum",
"antiseptic","antisocial","antithesis","antithetic","antitoxin",
"antler","antonym","anus","anvil","anxiety",
"anxious","any","anybody","anyhow","anyplace",
"anyroad","anything","anyway","anywhere","aorta",
"apace","apanage","apart","apartheid","apartment",
"apartments","apathetic","apathy","ape","aperient",
"aperitif","aperture","apex","aphasia","aphasic",
"aphid","aphorism","aphoristic","aphrodisiac","apiarist",
"apiary","apices","apiculture","apiece","apish",
"aplomb","apocalypse","apocalyptic","apocrypha","apocryphal",
"apogee","apologetic","apologetics","apologia","apologise",
"apologist","apologize","apology","apophthegm","apoplectic",
"apoplexy","apostasy","apostate","apostatise","apostatize",
"apostle","apostolic","apostrophe","apostrophize","apothecary",
"apothegm","apotheosis","appal","appall","appalling",
"appanage","apparatus","apparel","apparent","apparently",
"apparition","appeal","appealing","appear","appearance",
"appearances","appease","appeasement","appellant","appellate",
"appellation","append","appendage","appendectomy","appendicitis",
"appendix","appertain","appetite","appetizer","appetizing",
"applaud","applause","apple","applejack","appliance",
"applicable","applicant","application","applied","apply",
"appoint","appointment","appointments","apportion","apposite",
"apposition","appraisal","appraise","appreciable","appreciate",
"appreciation","appreciative","apprehend","apprehension","apprehensive",
"apprentice","apprenticeship","apprise","appro","approach",
"approachable","approbation","approbatory","appropriate","appropriation",
"approval","approve","approx","approximate","approximation",
"appurtenance","apricot","april","apron","apropos",
"apse","apt","aptitude","aqualung","aquamarine",
"aquaplane","aquarium","aquatic","aquatint","aqueduct",
"aqueous","aquiline","arab","arabesque","arabic",
"arable","arachnid","arak","arbiter","arbitrary",
"arbitrate","arbitration","arbitrator","arbor","arboreal",
"arboretum","arbour","arc","arcade","arcadia",
"arcane","arch","archaeology","archaic","archaism",
"archangel","archbishop","archbishopric","archdeacon","archdeaconry",
"archdiocese","archduke","archeology","archer","archery",
"archetype","archimandrite","archipelago","architect","architecture",
"archive","archway","arctic","ardent","ardor",
"ardour","arduous","are","area","areca",
"arena","argent","argon","argot","arguable",
"argue","argument","argumentative","aria","arid",
"aries","aright","arise","aristocracy","aristocrat",
"aristocratic","arithmetic","arithmetician","ark","arm",
"armada","armadillo","armament","armature","armband",
"armchair","armed","armful","armhole","armistice",
"armlet","armor","armorer","armorial","armory",
"armour","armoured","armourer","armoury","armpit",
"arms","army","aroma","aromatic","arose",
"around","arouse","arpeggio","arquebus","arrack",
"arraign","arrange","arrangement","arrant","arras",
"array","arrears","arrest","arrival","arrive",
"arrogance","arrogant","arrogate","arrow","arrowhead",
"arrowroot","arse","arsenal","arsenic","arson",
"art","artefact","arterial","arteriosclerosis","artery",
"artful","arthritis","artichoke","article","articles",
"articulate","articulated","articulateness","articulation","artifact",
"artifice","artificer","artificial","artillery","artisan",
"artist","artiste","artistic","artistry","artless",
"arts","arty","arum","asbestos","ascend",
"ascendancy","ascendant","ascendency","ascendent","ascension",
"ascent","ascertain","ascetic","ascribe","ascription",
"asepsis","aseptic","asexual","ash","ashamed",
"ashbin","ashcan","ashen","ashes","ashore",
"ashtray","ashy","aside","asinine","ask",
"askance","askew","aslant","asleep","asp",
"asparagus","aspect","aspectual","aspen","asperity",
"aspersion","asphalt","asphodel","asphyxia","asphyxiate",
"aspic","aspidistra","aspirant","aspirate","aspiration",
"aspire","aspirin","ass","assagai","assail",
"assailant","assassin","assassinate","assault","assay",
"assegai","assemblage","assemble","assembly","assemblyman",
"assent","assert","assertion","assertive","assess",
"assessment","assessor","asset","asseverate","assiduity",
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"assimilation","assist","assistance","assistant","assize",
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"assorted","assortment","asst","assuage","assume",
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"asterisk","astern","asteroid","asthma","astigmatic",
"astigmatism","astir","astonish","astonishment","astound",
"astrakhan","astral","astray","astride","astringent",
"astrolabe","astrologer","astrology","astronaut","astronautics",
"astronomer","astronomical","astronomy","astrophysics","astute",
"asunder","asylum","asymmetric","atavism","atchoo",
"ate","atelier","atheism","atheist","athlete",
"athletic","athletics","athwart","atishoo","atlas",
"atmosphere","atmospheric","atmospherics","atoll","atom",
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"atone","atop","atrocious","atrocity","atrophy",
"attach","attachment","attack","attain","attainder",
"attainment","attar","attempt","attend","attendance",
"attendant","attention","attentive","attenuate","attest",
"attestation","attested","attic","attire","attitude",
"attitudinise","attitudinize","attorney","attract","attraction",
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"attrition","attune","atypical","aubergine","aubrietia",
"auburn","auction","auctioneer","audacious","audacity",
"audible","audience","audio","audiometer","audit",
"audition","auditor","auditorium","auditory","auger",
"aught","augment","augmentation","augur","augury",
"august","auk","aunt","aura","aural",
"aureole","auricle","auricular","auriferous","aurora",
"auscultation","auspices","auspicious","aussie","austere",
"austerity","australasian","autarchy","autarky","authentic",
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"autobahn","autobiographical","autobiography","autocracy","autocrat",
"autoeroticism","autograph","automat","automate","automatic",
"automation","automatism","automaton","automobile","autonomous",
"autonomy","autopsy","autostrada","autosuggestion","autumn",
"autumnal","auxiliary","avail","available","avalanche",
"avarice","avaricious","avatar","avaunt","avenge",
"avenue","aver","average","averse","aversion",
"aversive","avert","aviary","aviation","aviator",
"avid","avocado","avocation","avocet","avoid",
"avoidance","avoirdupois","avow","avowal","avowed",
"avuncular","await","awake","awaken","awakening",
"award","aware","awash","away","awe",
"awesome","awestruck","awful","awfully","awhile",
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"awry","axe","axiom","axiomatic","axis",
"axle","axolotl","ayah","aye","azalea",
"azimuth","azure","baa","babble","babbler",
"babe","babel","baboo","baboon","babu",
"baby","babyhood","babyish","baccalaureate","baccara",
"baccarat","bacchanal","baccy","bachelor","bacillus",
"back","backache","backbench","backbite","backbone",
"backbreaking","backchat","backcloth","backcomb","backdate",
"backdrop","backer","backfire","backgammon","background",
"backhand","backhanded","backhander","backing","backlash",
"backlog","backmost","backpedal","backside","backslide",
"backspace","backstage","backstairs","backstay","backstroke",
"backtrack","backup","backward","backwards","backwash",
"backwater","backwoods","backwoodsman","backyard","bacon",
"bacteria","bacteriology","bactrian","bad","bade",
"badge","badger","badinage","badly","badminton",
"baffle","baffling","bag","bagatelle","bagful",
"baggage","baggy","bagpipes","bags","bah",
"bail","bailey","bailiff","bairn","bait",
"baize","bake","bakelite","baker","bakery",
"baksheesh","balaclava","balalaika","balance","balanced",
"balcony","bald","balderdash","balding","baldly",
"baldric","bale","baleful","balk","ball",
"ballad","ballade","ballast","ballcock","ballerina",
"ballet","ballistic","ballistics","ballocks","balloon",
"ballooning","balloonist","ballot","ballpoint","ballroom",
"balls","bally","ballyhoo","balm","balmy",
"baloney","balsa","balsam","balustrade","bamboo",
"bamboozle","ban","banal","banana","band",
"bandage","bandana","bandanna","bandbox","bandeau",
"bandit","banditry","bandmaster","bandoleer","bandolier",
"bandsman","bandstand","bandwagon","bandy","bane",
"baneful","bang","banger","bangle","banian",
"banish","banister","banjo","bank","bankbook",
"banker","banking","bankrupt","bankruptcy","banner",
"bannock","banns","banquet","banshee","bantam",
"bantamweight","banter","banyan","baobab","baptise",
"baptism","baptist","baptize","bar","barb",
"barbarian","barbaric","barbarise","barbarism","barbarize",
"barbarous","barbecue","barbed","barbel","barber",
"barbican","barbiturate","barcarole","barcarolle","bard",
"bare","bareback","barebacked","barefaced","barefoot",
"bareheaded","barelegged","barely","bargain","barge",
"bargee","baritone","barium","bark","barker",
"barley","barleycorn","barmaid","barman","barmy",
"barn","barnacle","barnstorm","barnyard","barograph",
"barometer","baron","baroness","baronet","baronetcy",
"baronial","barony","baroque","barque","barrack",
"barracks","barracuda","barrage","barred","barrel",
"barren","barricade","barricades","barrier","barring",
"barrister","barrow","bartender","barter","basalt",
"base","baseball","baseboard","baseless","baseline",
"basement","bases","bash","bashful","basic",
"basically","basics","basil","basilica","basilisk",
"basin","basis","bask","basket","basketball",
"basketful","basketry","basketwork","bass","basset",
"bassinet","bassoon","bast","bastard","bastardise",
"bastardize","bastardy","baste","bastinado","bastion",
"bat","batch","bated","bath","bathing",
"bathos","bathrobe","bathroom","baths","bathtub",
"bathysphere","batik","batiste","batman","baton",
"bats","batsman","battalion","batten","batter",
"battery","battle","battleax","battleaxe","battlefield",
"battlements","battleship","batty","bauble","baulk",
"bauxite","bawd","bawdy","bawl","bay",
"bayonet","bayou","bazaar","bazooka","bbc",
"beach","beachcomber","beachhead","beachwear","beacon",
"bead","beading","beadle","beady","beagle",
"beagling","beak","beaker","beam","bean",
"beanpole","beanstalk","bear","bearable","beard",
"bearded","bearer","bearing","bearings","bearish",
"bearskin","beast","beastly","beat","beaten",
"beater","beatific","beatification","beatify","beating",
"beatitude","beatitudes","beatnik","beau","beaujolais",
"beaut","beauteous","beautician","beautiful","beautify",
"beauty","beaver","bebop","becalmed","because",
"beck","beckon","become","becoming","bed",
"bedaub","bedbug","bedclothes","bedding","bedeck",
"bedevil","bedewed","bedfellow","bedimmed","bedlam",
"bedouin","bedpan","bedpost","bedraggled","bedridden",
"bedrock","bedroom","bedside","bedsore","bedspread",
"bedstead","bedtime","bee","beech","beef",
"beefcake","beefeater","beefsteak","beefy","beehive",
"beeline","been","beer","beery","beeswax",
"beet","beetle","beetling","beetroot","beeves",
"befall","befit","befitting","before","beforehand",
"befriend","befuddle","beg","beget","beggar",
"beggarly","beggary","begin","beginner","beginning",
"begone","begonia","begorra","begot","begotten",
"begrudge","beguile","begum","begun","behalf",
"behave","behavior","behaviorism","behaviour","behaviourism",
"behead","behemoth","behest","behind","behindhand",
"behold","beholden","behove","beige","being",
"belabor","belabour","belated","belay","belch",
"beleaguer","belfry","belie","belief","believable",
"believe","believer","belittle","bell","belladonna",
"bellboy","belle","bellflower","bellicose","belligerency",
"belligerent","bellow","bellows","belly","bellyache",
"bellyful","belong","belongings","beloved","below",
"belt","belted","belting","beltway","bemoan",
"bemused","ben","bench","bencher","bend",
"bended","bends","beneath","benedictine","benediction",
"benedictus","benefaction","benefactor","benefice","beneficent",
"beneficial","beneficiary","benefit","benevolence","benevolent",
"benighted","benign","benignity","bent","benumbed",
"benzedrine","benzene","benzine","bequeath","bequest",
"berate","bereave","bereaved","bereavement","bereft",
"beret","beriberi","berk","berry","berserk",
"berth","beryl","beseech","beseem","beset",
"besetting","beside","besides","besiege","besmear",
"besmirch","besom","besotted","besought","bespattered",
"bespeak","bespoke","best","bestial","bestiality",
"bestiary","bestir","bestow","bestrew","bestride",
"bet","beta","betake","betel","bethel",
"bethink","betide","betimes","betoken","betray",
"betrayal","betroth","betrothal","betrothed","better",
"betterment","betters","bettor","between","betwixt",
"bevel","beverage","bevy","bewail","beware",
"bewilder","bewitch","bey","beyond","bezique",
"bhang","bias","bib","bible","biblical",
"bibliographer","bibliography","bibliophile","bibulous","bicarb",
"bicarbonate","bicentenary","bicentennial","biceps","bicker",
"bicycle","bid","biddable","bidding","bide",
"bidet","biennial","bier","biff","bifocals",
"bifurcate","big","bigamist","bigamous","bigamy",
"bighead","bight","bigot","bigoted","bigotry",
"bigwig","bijou","bike","bikini","bilabial",
"bilateral","bilberry","bile","bilge","bilingual",
"bilious","bilk","bill","billboard","billet",
"billfold","billhook","billiard","billiards","billion",
"billow","billposter","billy","biltong","bimetallic",
"bimetallism","bimonthly","bin","binary","bind",
"binder","bindery","binding","bindweed","binge",
"bingo","binnacle","binocular","binoculars","binomial",
"biochemistry","biodegradable","biographer","biographical","biography",
"biological","biology","biomedical","bionic","biosphere",
"biotechnology","bipartisan","bipartite","biped","biplane",
"birch","bird","birdie","birdlime","birdseed",
"biretta","biro","birth","birthday","birthmark",
"birthplace","birthrate","birthright","biscuit","bisect",
"bisexual","bishop","bishopric","bismuth","bison",
"bisque","bistro","bit","bitch","bitchy",
"bite","biting","bitter","bittern","bitters",
"bittersweet","bitty","bitumen","bituminous","bivalve",
"bivouac","biweekly","bizarre","blab","blabber",
"blabbermouth","black","blackamoor","blackball","blackberry",
"blackbird","blackboard","blackcurrant","blacken","blackguard",
"blackhead","blacking","blackjack","blackleg","blacklist",
"blackly","blackmail","blackout","blackshirt","blacksmith",
"blackthorn","bladder","blade","blaeberry","blah",
"blame","blameless","blameworthy","blanch","blancmange",
"bland","blandishments","blank","blanket","blare",
"blarney","blaspheme","blasphemous","blasphemy","blast",
"blasted","blatant","blather","blaze","blazer",
"blazes","blazing","blazon","blazonry","bleach",
"bleachers","bleak","bleary","bleat","bleed",
"bleeder","bleeding","bleep","blemish","blench",
"blend","blender","bless","blessed","blessing",
"blether","blew","blight","blighter","blimey",
"blimp","blind","blinder","blinders","blindfold",
"blink","blinkered","blinkers","blinking","blip",
"bliss","blister","blistering","blithe","blithering",
"blitz","blizzard","bloated","bloater","blob",
"bloc","block","blockade","blockage","blockbuster",
"blockhead","blockhouse","bloke","blond","blood",
"bloodbath","bloodcurdling","bloodhound","bloodless","bloodletting",
"bloodshed","bloodshot","bloodstain","bloodstock","bloodstream",
"bloodsucker","bloodthirsty","bloody","bloom","bloomer",
"bloomers","blooming","blossom","blot","blotch",
"blotter","blotto","blouse","blow","blower",
"blowfly","blowgun","blowhard","blowhole","blowlamp",
"blown","blowout","blowpipe","blowsy","blowy",
"blowzy","blubber","bludgeon","blue","bluebag",
"bluebeard","bluebell","blueberry","bluebird","bluebottle",
"bluecoat","bluefish","bluejacket","blueprint","blues",
"bluestocking","bluff","blunder","blunderbuss","blunt",
"bluntly","blur","blurb","blurt","blush",
"bluster","blustery","boa","boar","board",
"boarder","boarding","boardinghouse","boardroom","boards",
"boardwalk","boast","boaster","boastful","boat",
"boater","boathouse","boatman","boatswain","bob",
"bobbin","bobby","bobcat","bobolink","bobsleigh",
"bobtail","bobtailed","bock","bod","bode",
"bodice","bodily","boding","bodkin","body",
"bodyguard","bodywork","boer","boffin","bog",
"bogey","boggle","boggy","bogie","bogus",
"bohemian","boil","boiler","boisterous","bold",
"boldface","boldfaced","bole","bolero","boll",
"bollard","bollocks","boloney","bolshevik","bolshevism",
"bolshy","bolster","bolt","bolthole","bomb",
"bombard","bombardier","bombardment","bombast","bomber",
"bombproof","bombshell","bombsight","bombsite","bonanza",
"bonbon","bond","bondage","bonded","bondholder",
"bonds","bone","boned","bonehead","boner",
"bonesetter","boneshaker","bonfire","bongo","bonhomie",
"bonito","bonkers","bonnet","bonny","bonsai",
"bonus","bony","bonzer","boo","boob",
"boobs","booby","boodle","boohoo","book",
"bookable","bookbindery","bookbinding","bookcase","bookend",
"booking","bookish","bookkeeping","booklet","bookmaker",
"bookmark","bookmobile","bookplate","books","bookseller",
"bookshop","bookstall","bookwork","bookworm","boom",
"boomerang","boon","boor","boost","booster",
"boot","bootblack","booted","bootee","booth",
"bootlace","bootleg","bootless","boots","bootstraps",
"booty","booze","boozer","boozy","bop",
"bopper","boracic","borage","borax","bordeaux",
"bordello","border","borderer","borderland","borderline",
"bore","borealis","borehole","borer","born",
"borne","boron","borough","borrow","borrowing",
"borscht","borshcht","borstal","borzoi","bosh",
"bosom","bosomy","boss","bossy","bosun",
"botanical","botanise","botanist","botanize","botany",
"botch","both","bother","botheration","bothersome",
"bottle","bottleful","bottleneck","bottom","bottomless",
"botulism","boudoir","bouffant","bougainvillaea","bougainvillea",
"bough","bought","bouillabaisse","bouillon","boulder",
"boulevard","bounce","bouncer","bouncing","bouncy",
"bound","boundary","bounden","bounder","boundless",
"bounds","bounteous","bountiful","bounty","bouquet",
"bourbon","bourgeois","bourgeoisie","bourn","bourne",
"bourse","bout","boutique","bouzouki","bovine",
"bovril","bovver","bow","bowdlerise","bowdlerize",
"bowed","bowel","bowels","bower","bowerbird",
"bowing","bowl","bowler","bowlful","bowline",
"bowling","bowls","bowman","bowser","bowshot",
"bowsprit","bowwow","box","boxer","boxful",
"boxing","boxwood","boy","boycott","boyfriend",
"boyhood","boyish","boys","bra","brace",
"bracelet","bracelets","braces","bracing","bracken",
"bracket","brackish","bract","bradawl","brae",
"brag","braggadocio","braggart","brahman","braid",
"braille","brain","brainchild","brainless","brainpan",
"brains","brainstorm","brainwash","brainwashing","brainwave",
"brainy","braise","brake","bramble","bran",
"branch","brand","brandish","brandy","brash",
"brass","brasserie","brassiere","brassy","brat",
"bravado","brave","bravo","bravura","brawl",
"brawn","brawny","bray","brazen","brazier",
"bre","breach","bread","breadbasket","breadboard",
"breadcrumb","breaded","breadfruit","breadline","breadth",
"breadthways","breadwinner","break","breakage","breakaway",
"breakdown","breaker","breakfast","breakneck","breakout",
"breakthrough","breakup","breakwater","bream","breast",
"breastbone","breastplate","breaststroke","breastwork","breath",
"breathalyse","breathalyser","breathe","breather","breathing",
"breathless","breathtaking","breathy","breech","breeches",
"breed","breeder","breeding","breeze","breezeblock",
"breezy","brethren","breve","brevet","breviary",
"brevity","brew","brewer","brewery","briar",
"bribe","bribery","brick","brickbat","brickfield",
"bricklayer","brickwork","bridal","bride","bridegroom",
"bridesmaid","bridge","bridgehead","bridgework","bridle",
"brie","brief","briefcase","briefing","briefs",
"brier","brig","brigade","brigadier","brigand",
"brigandage","brigantine","bright","brighten","brill",
"brilliancy","brilliant","brilliantine","brim","brimful",
"brimfull","brimstone","brindled","brine","bring",
"brink","brinkmanship","brioche","briquet","briquette",
"brisk","brisket","bristle","bristly","bristols",
"brit","britches","britisher","briton","brittle",
"broach","broad","broadcast","broadcasting","broadcloth",
"broaden","broadloom","broadminded","broadsheet","broadside",
"broadsword","broadways","brocade","broccoli","brochure",
"brogue","broil","broiler","broke","broken",
"broker","brolly","bromide","bromine","bronchial",
"bronchitis","bronco","brontosaurus","bronze","brooch",
"brood","broody","brook","broom","broomstick",
"broth","brothel","brother","brotherhood","brougham",
"brought","brouhaha","brow","browbeat","brown",
"brownie","brownstone","browse","brucellosis","bruin",
"bruise","bruiser","bruising","bruit","brunch",
"brunet","brunette","brunt","brush","brushwood",
"brushwork","brusque","brutal","brutalise","brutality",
"brutalize","brute","brutish","bubble","bubbly",
"buccaneer","buck","buckboard","bucked","bucket",
"buckle","buckler","buckram","buckshee","buckshot",
"buckskin","bucktooth","buckwheat","bucolic","bud",
"buddhism","budding","buddy","budge","budgerigar",
"budget","budgetary","buff","buffalo","buffer",
"buffet","buffoon","buffoonery","bug","bugaboo",
"bugbear","bugger","buggered","buggery","buggy",
"bughouse","bugle","bugrake","buhl","build",
"builder","building","buildup","bulb","bulbous",
"bulbul","bulge","bulk","bulkhead","bulky",
"bull","bulldog","bulldoze","bulldozer","bullet",
"bulletin","bulletproof","bullfight","bullfighting","bullfinch",
"bullfrog","bullheaded","bullion","bullnecked","bullock",
"bullring","bullshit","bully","bullyboy","bulrush",
"bulwark","bum","bumble","bumblebee","bumboat",
"bumf","bummer","bump","bumper","bumph",
"bumpkin","bumptious","bumpy","bun","bunch",
"bundle","bung","bungalow","bunghole","bungle",
"bunion","bunk","bunker","bunkered","bunkhouse",
"bunkum","bunny","bunting","buoy","buoyancy",
"bur","burberry","burble","burden","burdensome",
"burdock","bureau","bureaucracy","bureaucrat","bureaucratic",
"burg","burgeon","burgess","burgh","burgher",
"burglar","burglary","burgle","burgomaster","burgundy",
"burial","burlap","burlesque","burly","burn",
"burner","burning","burnish","burnous","burnouse",
"burnt","burp","burr","burro","burrow",
"bursar","bursary","burst","burthen","burton",
"bury","bus","busby","bush","bushbaby",
"bushed","bushel","bushwhack","bushy","business",
"businesslike","businessman","busk","busker","busman",
"bust","bustard","buster","bustle","busy",
"busybody","but","butane","butch","butcher",
"butchery","butler","butt","butter","buttercup",
"butterfingers","butterfly","buttermilk","butterscotch","buttery",
"buttock","buttocks","button","buttonhole","buttonhook",
"buttons","buttress","buxom","buy","buyer",
"buzz","buzzard","buzzer","bye","byelaw",
"bygone","bygones","bylaw","bypass","byplay",
"byre","bystander","byway","byways","byword",
"byzantine","cab","cabal","cabaret","cabbage",
"cabbie","cabby","cabdriver","caber","cabin",
"cabinet","cable","cablegram","caboodle","caboose",
"cabriolet","cacao","cache","cachet","cachou",
"cackle","cacophony","cactus","cad","cadaver",
"cadaverous","caddie","caddy","cadence","cadenza",
"cadet","cadge","cadi","cadmium","cadre",
"caerphilly","caesura","cafeteria","caffeine","caftan",
"cage","cagey","cahoots","caiman","caique",
"cairn","caisson","cajole","cake","calabash",
"calaboose","calamitous","calamity","calcify","calcination",
"calcine","calcium","calculable","calculate","calculating",
"calculation","calculator","calculus","caldron","calendar",
"calender","calends","calf","calfskin","caliber",
"calibrate","calibration","calibre","calico","caliper",
"calipers","caliph","caliphate","calisthenic","calisthenics",
"calk","call","calla","callboy","caller",
"calligraphy","calling","calliper","callipers","callisthenic",
"callisthenics","callous","callow","callus","calm",
"calomel","calorie","calorific","calumniate","calumny",
"calvary","calve","calves","calvinism","calypso",
"calyx","cam","camaraderie","camber","cambric",
"came","camel","camelhair","camellia","camembert",
"cameo","camera","cameraman","camisole","camomile",
"camouflage","camp","campaign","campanile","campanology",
"campanula","camper","campfire","campground","camphor",
"camphorated","campion","campsite","campus","camshaft",
"can","canal","canalise","canalize","canard",
"canary","canasta","cancan","cancel","cancellation",
"cancer","cancerous","candela","candelabrum","candid",
"candidate","candidature","candidly","candied","candle",
"candlelight","candlemas","candlepower","candlestick","candlewick",
"candor","candour","candy","candyfloss","candytuft",
"cane","canine","canis","canister","canker",
"canna","cannabis","canned","cannelloni","cannery",
"cannibal","cannibalise","cannibalism","cannibalize","cannon",
"cannonade","cannonball","cannot","canny","canoe",
"canon","canonical","canonicals","canonise","canonize",
"canoodle","canopy","canst","cant","cantab",
"cantabrigian","cantaloup","cantaloupe","cantankerous","cantata",
"canteen","canter","canticle","cantilever","canto",
"canton","cantonment","cantor","canvas","canvass",
"canyon","cap","capabilities","capability","capable",
"capacious","capacity","caparison","cape","caper",
"capillarity","capillary","capital","capitalisation","capitalise",
"capitalism","capitalist","capitalization","capitalize","capitals",
"capitation","capitol","capitulate","capitulation","capitulations",
"capon","capriccio","caprice","capricious","capricorn",
"capsicum","capsize","capstan","capsule","captain",
"caption","captious","captivate","captive","captivity",
"captor","capture","car","carafe","caramel",
"carapace","carat","caravan","caravanning","caravanserai",
"caraway","carbide","carbine","carbohydrate","carbolic",
"carbon","carbonated","carbonation","carboniferous","carbonise",
"carbonize","carborundum","carboy","carbuncle","carburetor",
"carburettor","carcase","carcass","carcinogen","card",
"cardamom","cardboard","cardiac","cardigan","cardinal",
"cardpunch","cards","cardsharp","care","careen",
"career","careerist","carefree","careful","careless",
"caress","caret","caretaker","careworn","cargo",
"caribou","caricature","caries","carillon","carious",
"carmelite","carmine","carnage","carnal","carnation",
"carnelian","carnival","carnivore","carnivorous","carob",
"carol","carotid","carousal","carouse","carousel",
"carp","carpal","carpenter","carpentry","carpet",
"carpetbag","carpetbagger","carpeting","carport","carpus",
"carriage","carriageway","carrier","carrion","carrot",
"carroty","carrousel","carry","carryall","carrycot",
"carryout","carsick","cart","cartage","cartel",
"carter","carthorse","cartilage","cartilaginous","cartographer",
"cartography","carton","cartoon","cartridge","cartwheel",
"carve","carver","carving","caryatid","cascade",
"cascara","case","casebook","casein","casework",
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/*
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Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation
and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. The names "Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval" and
"University of Massachusetts" must not be used to endorse or promote products
derived from this software without prior written permission. To obtain
permission, contact info@ciir.cs.umass.edu.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AND OTHER CONTRIBUTORS
"AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE
GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGE.
*/
/* This is a java version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
*
* Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
* CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
*/
package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
/** A list of words used by Kstem
*/
// LUCENE MONITOR: Remove as of Lucene 3.3
class KStemData2 {
private KStemData2() {
}
static String[] data = {
"cash","cashew","cashier","cashmere","casing",
"casino","cask","casket","casque","cassava",
"casserole","cassette","cassock","cassowary","cast",
"castanets","castaway","castellated","caster","castigate",
"casting","castle","castor","castrate","casual",
"casualty","casuist","casuistry","cat","cataclysm",
"catacomb","catafalque","catalepsy","catalog","catalogue",
"catalpa","catalysis","catalyst","catamaran","catapult",
"cataract","catarrh","catastrophe","catatonic","catcall",
"catch","catcher","catching","catchpenny","catchphrase",
"catchword","catchy","catechise","catechism","catechize",
"categorical","categorise","categorize","category","cater",
"caterer","caterpillar","caterwaul","catfish","catgut",
"catharsis","cathartic","cathedral","catheter","cathode",
"catholic","catholicism","catholicity","catkin","catnap",
"catnip","catsup","cattle","catty","catwalk",
"caucus","caudal","caught","caul","cauldron",
"cauliflower","caulk","causal","causality","causation",
"causative","cause","causeless","causeway","caustic",
"cauterise","cauterize","caution","cautionary","cautious",
"cavalcade","cavalier","cavalry","cavalryman","cave",
"caveat","caveman","cavern","cavernous","caviar",
"caviare","cavil","cavity","cavort","cavy",
"caw","cay","cayman","cease","ceaseless",
"cedar","cede","cedilla","ceiling","celandine",
"celebrant","celebrate","celebrated","celebration","celebrity",
"celerity","celery","celestial","celibacy","celibate",
"cell","cellar","cellarage","cellist","cello",
"cellophane","cellular","celluloid","cellulose","celsius",
"celtic","cement","cemetery","cenotaph","censor",
"censorious","censorship","censure","census","cent",
"centaur","centavo","centenarian","centenary","centennial",
"center","centerboard","centerpiece","centigrade","centigram",
"centigramme","centime","centimeter","centimetre","centipede",
"central","centralise","centralism","centralize","centre",
"centreboard","centrepiece","centrifugal","centrifuge","centripetal",
"centrist","centurion","century","cephalic","ceramic",
"ceramics","cereal","cerebellum","cerebral","cerebration",
"cerebrum","ceremonial","ceremonious","ceremony","cerise",
"cert","certain","certainly","certainty","certifiable",
"certificate","certificated","certify","certitude","cerulean",
"cervical","cervix","cessation","cession","cesspit",
"cetacean","chablis","chaconne","chafe","chaff",
"chaffinch","chagrin","chain","chair","chairman",
"chairmanship","chairperson","chairwoman","chaise","chalet",
"chalice","chalk","chalky","challenge","challenging",
"chamber","chamberlain","chambermaid","chambers","chameleon",
"chamiomile","chamois","chamomile","champ","champagne",
"champaign","champion","championship","chance","chancel",
"chancellery","chancellor","chancery","chancy","chandelier",
"chandler","change","changeable","changeless","changeling",
"changeover","channel","chant","chanterelle","chanticleer",
"chantry","chanty","chaos","chaotic","chap",
"chapel","chapelgoer","chaperon","chaperone","chapfallen",
"chaplain","chaplaincy","chaplet","chaps","chapter",
"char","charabanc","character","characterise","characteristic",
"characterization","characterize","characterless","charade","charades",
"charcoal","chard","charge","chargeable","charged",
"charger","chariot","charioteer","charisma","charismatic",
"charitable","charity","charlady","charlatan","charleston",
"charlock","charlotte","charm","charmer","charming",
"chart","charter","chartreuse","charwoman","chary",
"charybdis","chase","chaser","chasm","chassis",
"chaste","chasten","chastise","chastisement","chastity",
"chasuble","chat","chatelaine","chattel","chatter",
"chatterbox","chatty","chauffeur","chauvinism","chauvinist",
"cheap","cheapen","cheapskate","cheat","check",
"checkbook","checked","checker","checkerboard","checkers",
"checklist","checkmate","checkoff","checkout","checkpoint",
"checkrail","checkrein","checkroom","checkup","cheddar",
"cheek","cheekbone","cheeky","cheep","cheer",
"cheerful","cheering","cheerio","cheerleader","cheerless",
"cheers","cheery","cheese","cheesecake","cheesecloth",
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"dace","dachshund","dactyl","dad","daddy",
"dado","daemon","daffodil","daft","dagger",
"dago","daguerreotype","dahlia","daily","dainty",
"daiquiri","dairy","dairying","dairymaid","dairyman",
"dais","daisy","dale","dalliance","dally",
"dalmation","dam","damage","damages","damascene",
"damask","damn","damnable","damnation","damnedest",
"damning","damocles","damp","dampen","damper",
"dampish","damsel","damson","dance","dandelion",
"dander","dandified","dandle","dandruff","dandy",
"danger","dangerous","dangle","dank","dapper",
"dappled","dare","daredevil","daresay","daring",
"dark","darken","darkey","darkroom","darky",
"darling","darn","darning","dart","dartboard",
"dartmoor","darts","dash","dashboard","dashed",
"dashing","data","date","dated","dateless",
"dateline","dates","dative","daub","daughter",
"daunt","dauntless","dauphin","davit","dawdle",
"dawn","day","dayboy","daybreak","daydream",
"daylight","dayroom","days","daytime","daze",
"dazzle","ddt","deacon","dead","deaden",
"deadline","deadlock","deadly","deadpan","deadweight",
"deaf","deafen","deal","dealer","dealing",
"dealings","dean","deanery","dear","dearest",
"dearie","dearly","dearth","deary","death",
"deathbed","deathblow","deathless","deathlike","deathly",
"deathwatch","deb","debar","debark","debase",
"debatable","debate","debater","debauch","debauchee",
"debauchery","debenture","debilitate","debility","debit",
"debonair","debone","debouch","debrief","debris",
"debt","debtor","debug","debunk","debut",
"debutante","decade","decadence","decadent","decalogue",
"decamp","decant","decanter","decapitate","decathlon",
"decay","decease","deceased","deceit","deceitful",
"deceive","decelerate","december","decencies","decency",
"decent","decentralise","decentralize","deception","deceptive",
"decibel","decide","decided","decidedly","deciduous",
"decimal","decimalise","decimalize","decimate","decipher",
"decision","decisive","deck","deckchair","deckhand",
"declaim","declamation","declaration","declare","declared",
"declassify","declension","declination","decline","declivity",
"declutch","decoction","decode","decolonise","decolonize",
"decompose","decompress","decongestant","decontaminate","decontrol",
"decorate","decoration","decorative","decorator","decorous",
"decorum","decoy","decrease","decree","decrepit",
"decrepitude","decry","dedicate","dedicated","dedication",
"deduce","deduct","deduction","deductive","deed",
"deem","deep","deepen","deer","deerstalker",
"def","deface","defame","default","defeat",
"defeatism","defecate","defect","defection","defective",
"defence","defend","defendant","defense","defensible",
"defensive","defer","deference","defiance","defiant",
"deficiency","deficient","deficit","defile","define",
"definite","definitely","definition","definitive","deflate",
"deflation","deflationary","deflect","deflection","deflower",
"defoliant","defoliate","deforest","deform","deformation",
"deformity","defraud","defray","defrock","defrost",
"deft","defunct","defuse","defy","degauss",
"degeneracy","degenerate","degeneration","degenerative","degrade",
"degree","dehorn","dehumanise","dehumanize","dehydrate",
"deice","deification","deify","deign","deism",
"deity","dejected","dejection","dekko","delay",
"delectable","delectation","delegacy","delegate","delegation",
"delete","deleterious","deletion","delft","deliberate",
"deliberation","deliberative","delicacy","delicate","delicatessen",
"delicious","delight","delightful","delimit","delineate",
"delinquency","delinquent","deliquescent","delirious","delirium",
"deliver","deliverance","delivery","deliveryman","dell",
"delouse","delphic","delphinium","delta","delude",
"deluge","delusion","delusive","delve","demagnetise",
"demagnetize","demagogic","demagogue","demagoguery","demand",
"demanding","demarcate","demarcation","demean","demeanor",
"demeanour","demented","demerit","demesne","demigod",
"demijohn","demilitarise","demilitarize","demise","demist",
"demister","demo","demob","demobilise","demobilize",
"democracy","democrat","democratic","democratise","democratize",
"demography","demolish","demolition","demon","demonetise",
"demonetize","demoniacal","demonic","demonstrable","demonstrate",
"demonstration","demonstrative","demonstrator","demoralise","demoralize",
"demote","demotic","demur","demure","demystify",
"den","denationalise","denationalize","denial","denier",
"denigrate","denim","denims","denizen","denominate",
"denomination","denominational","denominator","denotation","denote",
"denouement","denounce","dense","density","dent",
"dental","dentifrice","dentist","dentistry","denture",
"dentures","denude","denunciation","deny","deodorant",
"deodorise","deodorize","depart","departed","department",
"departure","depend","dependable","dependant","dependence",
"dependency","dependent","depict","depilatory","deplete",
"deplorable","deplore","deploy","deponent","depopulate",
"deport","deportee","deportment","depose","deposit",
"deposition","depositor","depository","depot","deprave",
"depravity","deprecate","deprecatory","depreciate","depreciatory",
"depredation","depress","depressed","depression","deprivation",
"deprive","deprived","depth","depths","deputation",
"depute","deputise","deputize","deputy","derail",
"derange","derby","derelict","dereliction","deride",
"derision","derisive","derisory","derivative","derive",
"dermatitis","dermatology","derogate","derogatory","derrick",
"derv","dervish","des","desalinise","desalinize",
"descale","descant","descend","descendant","descended",
"descent","describe","description","descriptive","descry",
"desecrate","desegregate","desensitise","desensitize","desert",
"deserter","desertion","deserts","deserve","deservedly",
"deserving","desiccant","desiccate","desideratum","design",
"designate","designation","designedly","designer","designing",
"designs","desirable","desire","desirous","desist",
"desk","deskwork","desolate","despair","despairing",
"despatch","despatches","desperado","desperate","desperation",
"despicable","despise","despite","despoil","despondent",
"despot","despotic","despotism","dessert","dessertspoon",
"dessertspoonful","destination","destined","destiny","destitute",
"destroy","destroyer","destruction","destructive","desuetude",
"desultory","detach","detached","detachedly","detachment",
"detail","detailed","detain","detainee","detect",
"detection","detective","detector","detention","deter",
"detergent","deteriorate","determinant","determination","determine",
"determined","determiner","determinism","deterrent","detest",
"dethrone","detonate","detonation","detonator","detour",
"detract","detractor","detrain","detriment","detritus",
"deuce","deuced","deuteronomy","devaluation","devalue",
"devastate","devastating","develop","developer","development",
"developmental","deviance","deviant","deviate","deviation",
"deviationist","device","devil","devilish","devilishly",
"devilment","devious","devise","devitalise","devitalize",
"devoid","devolution","devolve","devote","devoted",
"devotee","devotion","devotional","devotions","devour",
"devout","devoutly","dew","dewdrop","dewlap",
"dewpond","dewy","dexterity","dexterous","dextrose",
"dhoti","dhow","diabetes","diabetic","diabolic",
"diabolical","diacritic","diacritical","diadem","diaeresis",
"diagnose","diagnosis","diagnostic","diagonal","diagram",
"dial","dialect","dialectic","dialectician","dialog",
"dialogue","diameter","diametrically","diamond","diaper",
"diaphanous","diaphragm","diarist","diarrhea","diarrhoea",
"diary","diaspora","diatom","diatribe","dibble",
"dice","dicey","dichotomy","dick","dicker",
"dickie","dicky","dickybird","dictaphone","dictate",
"dictation","dictator","dictatorial","dictatorship","diction",
"dictionary","dictum","did","didactic","diddle",
"didst","die","diehard","dieresis","diet",
"dietary","dietetic","dietetics","dietician","dietitian",
"differ","difference","different","differential","differentiate",
"difficult","difficulty","diffident","diffract","diffuse",
"diffusion","dig","digest","digestion","digestive",
"digger","digging","diggings","digit","digital",
"dignified","dignify","dignitary","dignity","digraph",
"digress","digression","digs","dike","dilapidated",
"dilapidation","dilapidations","dilate","dilatory","dildo",
"dilemma","dilettante","diligence","diligent","dill",
"dillydally","dilute","dilution","dim","dimension",
"dimensions","diminish","diminuendo","diminution","diminutive",
"dimity","dimple","dimwit","din","dinar",
"dine","diner","dingdong","dinghy","dingle",
"dingo","dingy","dink","dinkum","dinky",
"dinner","dinosaur","dint","diocese","dioxide",
"dip","diphtheria","diphthong","diploma","diplomacy",
"diplomat","diplomatic","diplomatically","diplomatist","dipper",
"dipsomania","dipsomaniac","dipstick","dipswitch","diptych",
"dire","direct","direction","directional","directions",
"directive","directly","director","directorate","directorship",
"directory","direful","dirge","dirigible","dirk",
"dirndl","dirt","dirty","disability","disable",
"disabled","disabuse","disadvantage","disadvantageous","disaffected",
"disaffection","disaffiliate","disafforest","disagree","disagreeable",
"disagreement","disallow","disappear","disappearance","disappoint",
"disappointed","disappointing","disappointment","disapprobation","disapproval",
"disapprove","disarm","disarmament","disarrange","disarray",
"disassociate","disaster","disastrous","disavow","disband",
"disbar","disbelief","disbelieve","disburden","disburse",
"disbursement","disc","discard","discern","discerning",
"discernment","discharge","disciple","discipleship","disciplinarian",
"disciplinary","discipline","disclaim","disclaimer","disclose",
"disclosure","disco","discolor","discoloration","discolour",
"discolouration","discomfit","discomfiture","discomfort","discommode",
"discompose","disconcert","disconnect","disconnected","disconnection",
"disconsolate","discontent","discontented","discontinue","discontinuity",
"discontinuous","discord","discordance","discordant","discotheque",
"discount","discountenance","discourage","discouragement","discourse",
"discourteous","discourtesy","discover","discovery","discredit",
"discreditable","discreet","discrepancy","discrete","discretion",
"discretionary","discriminate","discriminating","discrimination","discriminatory",
"discursive","discus","discuss","discussion","disdain",
"disdainful","disease","disembark","disembarrass","disembodied",
"disembowel","disembroil","disenchant","disencumber","disendow",
"disengage","disengaged","disentangle","disequilibrium","disestablish",
"disfavor","disfavour","disfigure","disforest","disfranchise",
"disfrock","disgorge","disgrace","disgraceful","disgruntled",
"disguise","disgust","dish","dishabille","disharmony",
"dishcloth","dishearten","dishes","dishevelled","dishful",
"dishonest","dishonesty","dishonor","dishonorable","dishonour",
"dishonourable","dishwasher","dishwater","dishy","disillusion",
"disillusioned","disillusionment","disincentive","disinclination","disinclined",
"disinfect","disinfectant","disinfest","disingenuous","disinherit",
"disintegrate","disinter","disinterested","disjoint","disjointed",
"disjunctive","disk","dislike","dislocate","dislocation",
"dislodge","disloyal","dismal","dismantle","dismast",
"dismay","dismember","dismiss","dismissal","dismount",
"disobedient","disobey","disoblige","disorder","disorderly",
"disorganise","disorganize","disorientate","disown","disparage",
"disparate","disparity","dispassionate","dispatch","dispatches",
"dispel","dispensable","dispensary","dispensation","dispense",
"dispenser","dispersal","disperse","dispersion","dispirit",
"displace","displacement","display","displease","displeasure",
"disport","disposable","disposal","dispose","disposed",
"disposition","dispossess","dispossessed","disproof","disproportion",
"disproportionate","disprove","disputable","disputant","disputation",
"disputatious","dispute","disqualification","disqualify","disquiet",
"disquietude","disquisition","disregard","disrelish","disremember",
"disrepair","disreputable","disrepute","disrespect","disrobe",
"disrupt","dissatisfaction","dissatisfy","dissect","dissection",
"dissemble","disseminate","dissension","dissent","dissenter",
"dissenting","dissertation","disservice","dissever","dissident",
"dissimilar","dissimilarity","dissimulate","dissipate","dissipated",
"dissipation","dissociate","dissoluble","dissolute","dissolution",
"dissolve","dissonance","dissonant","dissuade","distaff",
"distal","distance","distant","distantly","distaste",
};
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/*
Copyright © 2003,
Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
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and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. The names "Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval" and
"University of Massachusetts" must not be used to endorse or promote products
derived from this software without prior written permission. To obtain
permission, contact info@ciir.cs.umass.edu.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AND OTHER CONTRIBUTORS
"AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE
GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGE.
*/
/* This is a java version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
*
* Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
* CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
*/
package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
/** A list of words used by Kstem
*/
// LUCENE MONITOR: Remove as of Lucene 3.3
class KStemData3 {
private KStemData3() {
}
static String[] data = {
"distasteful","distemper","distempered","distend","distension",
"distil","distill","distillation","distiller","distillery",
"distinct","distinction","distinctive","distinguish","distinguishable",
"distinguished","distort","distortion","distract","distracted",
"distraction","distrain","distraint","distrait","distraught",
"distress","distressing","distribute","distribution","distributive",
"distributor","district","distrust","distrustful","disturb",
"disturbance","disturbed","disunion","disunite","disunity",
"disuse","disused","disyllabic","disyllable","ditch",
"dither","dithers","ditto","ditty","diuretic",
"diurnal","divagate","divan","dive","diver",
"diverge","divergence","divers","diverse","diversify",
"diversion","diversionary","diversity","divert","divertimento",
"divertissement","divest","divide","dividend","dividers",
"divination","divine","diviner","divingboard","divinity",
"divisible","division","divisive","divisor","divorce",
"divot","divulge","divvy","dixie","dixieland",
"dizzy","djinn","dna","do","dobbin",
"doc","docile","dock","docker","docket",
"dockyard","doctor","doctoral","doctorate","doctrinaire",
"doctrinal","doctrine","document","documentary","documentation",
"dodder","doddering","doddle","dodge","dodgems",
"dodger","dodgy","dodo","doe","doer",
"doeskin","doff","dog","dogcart","dogcatcher",
"dogfight","dogfish","dogged","doggerel","doggie",
"doggo","doggone","doggy","doghouse","dogie",
"dogleg","dogma","dogmatic","dogmatics","dogmatism",
"dogs","dogsbody","dogtooth","dogtrot","dogwood",
"doh","doily","doings","doldrums","dole",
"doleful","doll","dollar","dollop","dolly",
"dolmen","dolor","dolorous","dolour","dolphin",
"dolt","domain","dome","domed","domestic",
"domesticate","domesticity","domicile","domiciliary","dominance",
"dominant","dominate","domination","domineer","dominican",
"dominion","domino","dominoes","don","donate",
"donation","donjon","donkey","donkeywork","donnish",
"donor","doodle","doodlebug","doom","doomsday",
"door","doorbell","doorframe","doorkeeper","doorknob",
"doorknocker","doorman","doormat","doornail","doorplate",
"doorscraper","doorstep","doorstopper","doorway","dope",
"dopey","dopy","doric","dormant","dormer",
"dormitory","dormouse","dorsal","dory","dosage",
"dose","doss","dosser","dosshouse","dossier",
"dost","dot","dotage","dote","doth",
"doting","dottle","dotty","double","doubles",
"doublet","doublethink","doubloon","doubly","doubt",
"doubtful","doubtless","douche","dough","doughnut",
"doughty","doughy","dour","douse","dove",
"dovecote","dovetail","dowager","dowdy","dowel",
"dower","down","downbeat","downcast","downdraft",
"downdraught","downer","downfall","downgrade","downhearted",
"downhill","downpour","downright","downstage","downstairs",
"downstream","downtown","downtrodden","downward","downwards",
"downwind","downy","dowry","dowse","doxology",
"doyen","doyley","doze","dozen","dozy",
"dpt","drab","drabs","drachm","drachma",
"draconian","draft","draftee","draftsman","drafty",
"drag","draggled","draggy","dragnet","dragoman",
"dragon","dragonfly","dragoon","drain","drainage",
"drainpipe","drake","dram","drama","dramatic",
"dramatics","dramatise","dramatist","dramatize","drank",
"drape","draper","drapery","drastic","drat",
"draught","draughtboard","draughts","draughtsman","draughty",
"draw","drawback","drawbridge","drawer","drawers",
"drawing","drawl","drawn","drawstring","dray",
"dread","dreadful","dreadfully","dreadnaught","dreadnought",
"dream","dreamboat","dreamer","dreamland","dreamless",
"dreamlike","dreamy","drear","dreary","dredge",
"dredger","dregs","drench","dress","dressage",
"dresser","dressing","dressmaker","dressy","drew",
"dribble","driblet","dribs","drier","drift",
"driftage","drifter","driftnet","driftwood","drill",
"drily","drink","drinkable","drinker","drip",
"dripping","drive","drivel","driver","driveway",
"driving","drizzle","drogue","droll","drollery",
"dromedary","drone","drool","droop","drop",
"dropkick","droplet","dropout","dropper","droppings",
"drops","dropsy","dross","drought","drove",
"drover","drown","drowse","drowsy","drub",
"drudge","drudgery","drug","drugget","druggist",
"drugstore","druid","drum","drumbeat","drumfire",
"drumhead","drummer","drumstick","drunk","drunkard",
"drunken","drupe","dry","dryad","dryer",
"dual","dub","dubbin","dubiety","dubious",
"ducal","ducat","duchess","duchy","duck",
"duckboards","duckling","ducks","duckweed","ducky",
"duct","ductile","dud","dude","dudgeon",
"duds","due","duel","duenna","dues",
"duet","duff","duffel","duffer","duffle",
"dug","dugout","duke","dukedom","dukes",
"dulcet","dulcimer","dull","dullard","duly",
"dumb","dumbbell","dumbfound","dumbwaiter","dumfound",
"dummy","dump","dumper","dumpling","dumps",
"dumpy","dun","dunce","dunderhead","dung",
"dungaree","dungarees","dungeon","dunghill","dunk",
"duo","duodecimal","duodenum","duologue","dupe",
"duplex","duplicate","duplicator","duplicity","durable",
"duration","durbar","duress","durex","during",
"durst","dusk","dusky","dust","dustbin",
"dustbowl","dustcart","dustcoat","duster","dustman",
"dustpan","dustsheet","dustup","dusty","dutch",
"dutiable","dutiful","duty","duvet","dwarf",
"dwell","dwelling","dwindle","dyarchy","dye",
"dyestuff","dyeworks","dyke","dynamic","dynamics",
"dynamism","dynamite","dynamo","dynasty","dysentery",
"dyslexia","dyspepsia","dyspeptic","each","eager",
"eagle","eaglet","ear","earache","eardrum",
"eared","earful","earl","earliest","earlobe",
"early","earmark","earmuff","earn","earnest",
"earnings","earphone","earpiece","earplug","earring",
"earshot","earth","earthbound","earthen","earthenware",
"earthling","earthly","earthnut","earthquake","earthshaking",
"earthwork","earthworm","earthy","earwax","earwig",
"ease","easel","easily","east","eastbound",
"easter","easterly","eastern","easterner","easternmost",
"easy","easygoing","eat","eatable","eatables",
"eater","eats","eaves","eavesdrop","ebb",
"ebony","ebullience","ebullient","eccentric","eccentricity",
"ecclesiastic","ecclesiastical","ecg","echelon","echo",
"eclectic","eclipse","ecliptic","eclogue","ecological",
"ecologically","ecology","economic","economical","economically",
"economics","economise","economist","economize","economy",
"ecosystem","ecstasy","ecstatic","ect","ectoplasm",
"ecumenical","ecumenicalism","eczema","edam","eddy",
"edelweiss","eden","edge","edgeways","edging",
"edgy","edible","edibles","edict","edification",
"edifice","edify","edit","edition","editor",
"editorial","editorialise","editorialize","educate","educated",
"education","educational","educationist","educator","educe",
"eec","eeg","eel","eerie","efface",
"effect","effective","effectively","effectiveness","effectives",
"effects","effectual","effectually","effectuate","effeminacy",
"effeminate","effendi","effervesce","effete","efficacious",
"efficacy","efficiency","efficient","effigy","efflorescence",
"effluent","efflux","effort","effortless","effrontery",
"effulgence","effulgent","effusion","effusive","eft",
"egalitarian","egg","eggcup","egghead","eggnog",
"eggplant","eggshell","egis","eglantine","ego",
"egocentric","egoism","egoist","egotism","egotist",
"egregious","egress","egret","eiderdown","eight",
"eighteen","eightsome","eighty","eisteddfod","either",
"ejaculate","ejaculation","eject","ejector","eke",
"ekg","elaborate","elaboration","eland","elapse",
"elastic","elasticity","elastoplast","elate","elated",
"elation","elbow","elbowroom","elder","elderberry",
"elderflower","elderly","eldest","elect","election",
"electioneer","electioneering","elective","elector","electoral",
"electorate","electric","electrical","electrician","electricity",
"electrify","electrocardiogram","electrocardiograph","electrocute","electrode",
"electroencephalogram","electroencephalograph","electrolysis","electrolyte","electron",
"electronic","electronics","electroplate","eleemosynary","elegant",
"elegiac","elegy","element","elemental","elementary",
"elements","elephant","elephantiasis","elephantine","elevate",
"elevated","elevation","elevator","eleven","elevenses",
"elf","elfin","elfish","elicit","elide",
"eligible","eliminate","elite","elitism","elixir",
"elizabethan","elk","elkhound","ellipse","ellipsis",
"elliptic","elm","elocution","elocutionary","elocutionist",
"elongate","elongation","elope","eloquence","eloquent",
"else","elsewhere","elucidate","elucidatory","elude",
"elusive","elver","elves","elvish","elysian",
"elysium","emaciate","emanate","emancipate","emancipation",
"emasculate","embalm","embankment","embargo","embark",
"embarkation","embarrass","embarrassment","embassy","embattled",
"embed","embellish","ember","embezzle","embitter",
"emblazon","emblem","emblematic","embodiment","embody",
"embolden","embolism","embonpoint","embosomed","emboss",
"embowered","embrace","embrasure","embrocation","embroider",
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"gainfully","gainsay","gait","gaiter","gal",
"gala","galactic","galantine","galaxy","gale",
"gall","gallant","gallantry","galleon","gallery",
"galley","gallic","gallicism","gallivant","gallon",
"gallop","galloping","gallows","gallstone","galore",
"galosh","galumph","galvanic","galvanise","galvanism",
"galvanize","gambit","gamble","gamboge","gambol",
"game","gamecock","gamekeeper","games","gamesmanship",
"gamey","gamma","gammon","gammy","gamp",
"gamut","gamy","gander","gang","ganger",
"gangling","ganglion","gangplank","gangrene","gangster",
"gangway","gannet","gantry","gaol","gaolbird",
"gaoler","gap","gape","gapes","garage",
"garb","garbage","garble","garden","gardenia",
"gardening","gargantuan","gargle","gargoyle","garish",
"garland","garlic","garment","garner","garnet",
"garnish","garret","garrison","garrote","garrotte",
"garrulity","garrulous","garter","gas","gasbag",
"gaseous","gash","gasholder","gasify","gasket",
"gaslight","gasman","gasolene","gasoline","gasp",
"gassy","gastric","gastritis","gastroenteritis","gastronomy",
"gasworks","gat","gate","gatecrash","gatehouse",
"gatekeeper","gatepost","gateway","gather","gathering",
"gauche","gaucherie","gaucho","gaudy","gauge",
"gaunt","gauntlet","gauze","gave","gavel",
"gavotte","gawk","gawky","gawp","gay",
"gayness","gaze","gazebo","gazelle","gazette",
"gazetteer","gazump","gce","gear","gearbox",
"gecko","gee","geese","geezer","geisha",
"gel","gelatine","gelatinous","geld","gelding",
"gelignite","gem","gemini","gen","gendarme",
"gender","gene","genealogist","genealogy","genera",
"general","generalisation","generalise","generalissimo","generality",
"generalization","generalize","generally","generate","generation",
"generative","generator","generic","generous","genesis",
"genetic","geneticist","genetics","genial","geniality",
"genie","genital","genitals","genitive","genius",
"genocide","genre","gent","genteel","gentian",
"gentile","gentility","gentle","gentlefolk","gentleman",
"gentlemanly","gentlewoman","gently","gentry","gents",
"genuflect","genuine","genus","geocentric","geographer",
"geography","geologist","geology","geometric","geometry",
"geophysics","geopolitics","georgette","geranium","geriatric",
"geriatrician","geriatrics","germ","germane","germanic",
"germicide","germinal","germinate","gerontology","gerrymander",
"gerund","gestalt","gestapo","gestation","gesticulate",
"gesture","get","getaway","getup","geum",
"gewgaw","geyser","gharry","ghastly","ghat",
"ghaut","ghee","gherkin","ghetto","ghi",
"ghost","ghostly","ghoul","ghoulish","ghq",
"ghyll","giant","giantess","gibber","gibberish",
"gibbet","gibbon","gibbous","gibe","giblets",
"giddy","gift","gifted","gig","gigantic",
"giggle","gigolo","gild","gilded","gilding",
"gill","gillie","gilly","gilt","gimcrack",
"gimlet","gimmick","gimmicky","gin","ginger",
"gingerbread","gingerly","gingham","gingivitis","gingko",
"ginkgo","ginseng","gipsy","giraffe","gird",
"girder","girdle","girl","girlfriend","girlhood",
"girlie","girlish","girly","giro","girt",
"girth","gist","give","giveaway","given",
"gizzard","glacial","glacier","glad","gladden",
"glade","gladiator","gladiolus","gladly","glamor",
"glamorise","glamorize","glamorous","glamour","glamourous",
"glance","glancing","gland","glandular","glare",
"glaring","glass","glassblower","glasscutter","glasses",
"glasshouse","glassware","glassworks","glassy","glaucoma",
"glaucous","glaze","glazier","glazing","glc",
"gleam","glean","gleaner","gleanings","glebe",
"glee","gleeful","glen","glengarry","glib",
"glide","glider","gliding","glimmer","glimmerings",
"glimpse","glint","glissade","glissando","glisten",
"glister","glitter","glittering","gloaming","gloat",
"global","globe","globefish","globetrotter","globular",
"globule","glockenspiel","gloom","gloomy","gloria",
"glorification","glorify","glorious","glory","gloss",
"glossary","glossy","glottal","glottis","glove",
"glow","glower","glowing","glucose","glue",
"gluey","glum","glut","gluten","glutinous",
"glutton","gluttonous","gluttony","glycerin","glycerine",
"gnarled","gnash","gnat","gnaw","gnawing",
"gneiss","gnocchi","gnome","gnp","gnu",
"goad","goal","goalkeeper","goalmouth","goalpost",
"goat","goatee","goatherd","goatskin","gob",
"gobbet","gobble","gobbledegook","gobbledygook","gobbler",
"goblet","goblin","god","godchild","goddam",
"goddamn","goddie","godforsaken","godhead","godless",
"godlike","godly","godown","godparent","gods",
"godsend","godspeed","goer","goggle","goggles",
"goings","goiter","goitre","gold","goldbeater",
"golden","goldfield","goldfinch","goldfish","goldmine",
"goldsmith","golf","goliath","golliwog","golly",
"gollywog","gonad","gondola","gondolier","gone",
"goner","gong","gonna","gonorrhea","gonorrhoea",
"goo","good","goodbye","goodish","goodly",
"goodness","goodnight","goods","goodwill","goody",
"gooey","goof","goofy","googly","goon",
"goose","gooseberry","gooseflesh","goosestep","gopher",
"gore","gorge","gorgeous","gorgon","gorgonzola",
"gorilla","gormandise","gormandize","gormless","gorse",
"gory","gosh","gosling","gospel","gossamer",
"gossip","gossipy","got","gothic","gotta",
"gotten","gouache","gouda","gouge","goulash",
"gourd","gourmand","gourmet","gout","gouty",
"govern","governance","governess","governing","government",
"governor","gown","gpo","grab","grace",
"graceful","graceless","graces","gracious","gradation",
"grade","gradient","gradual","graduate","graduation",
"graffiti","graft","grafter","grail","grain",
"gram","grammar","grammarian","grammatical","gramme",
"gramophone","grampus","gran","granary","grand",
"grandad","grandchild","granddad","granddaughter","grandee",
"grandeur","grandfather","grandiloquent","grandiose","grandma",
"grandmother","grandpa","grandparent","grandson","grandstand",
"grange","granite","grannie","granny","grant",
};
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/*
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University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
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2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
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and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. The names "Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval" and
"University of Massachusetts" must not be used to endorse or promote products
derived from this software without prior written permission. To obtain
permission, contact info@ciir.cs.umass.edu.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AND OTHER CONTRIBUTORS
"AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE
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HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGE.
*/
/* This is a java version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
*
* Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
* CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
*/
package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
/** A list of words used by Kstem
*/
// LUCENE MONITOR: Remove as of Lucene 3.3
class KStemData4 {
private KStemData4() {
}
static String[] data = {
"granular","granulate","granule","grape","grapefruit",
"grapeshot","grapevine","graph","graphic","graphical",
"graphically","graphite","graphology","grapnel","grapple",
"grasp","grasping","grass","grasshopper","grassland",
"grassy","grate","grateful","grater","gratification",
"gratify","gratifying","grating","gratis","gratitude",
"gratuitous","gratuity","grave","gravel","gravelly",
"gravestone","graveyard","gravitate","gravitation","gravity",
"gravure","gravy","gray","graybeard","grayish",
"graze","grease","greasepaint","greaseproof","greaser",
"greasy","great","greatcoat","greater","greatly",
"grebe","grecian","greed","greedy","green",
"greenback","greenery","greenfly","greengage","greengrocer",
"greenhorn","greenhouse","greenish","greenroom","greens",
"greenwood","greet","greeting","gregarious","gremlin",
"grenade","grenadier","grenadine","grew","grey",
"greybeard","greyhound","greyish","grid","griddle",
"gridiron","grief","grievance","grieve","grievous",
"griffin","grill","grim","grimace","grime",
"grimy","grin","grind","grinder","grindstone",
"gringo","grip","gripe","gripes","gripping",
"grisly","grist","gristle","grit","grits",
"grizzle","grizzled","groan","groat","groats",
"grocer","groceries","grocery","grog","groggy",
"groin","groom","groove","groover","groovy",
"grope","gropingly","gross","grotesque","grotto",
"grotty","grouch","ground","grounding","groundless",
"groundnut","grounds","groundsel","groundsheet","groundsman",
"groundwork","group","groupie","grouping","grouse",
"grove","grovel","grow","grower","growl",
"grown","growth","groyne","grub","grubby",
"grudge","grudging","gruel","grueling","gruelling",
"gruesome","gruff","grumble","grumbling","grumpy",
"grundyism","grunt","gryphon","guano","guarantee",
"guarantor","guaranty","guard","guarded","guardhouse",
"guardian","guardianship","guardrail","guardroom","guardsman",
"guava","gubernatorial","gudgeon","guerilla","guerrilla",
"guess","guesswork","guest","guesthouse","guestroom",
"guffaw","guidance","guide","guidelines","guild",
"guilder","guildhall","guile","guileless","guillemot",
"guillotine","guilt","guilty","guinea","guipure",
"guise","guitar","gulch","gulden","gulf",
"gull","gullet","gulley","gullible","gully",
"gulp","gum","gumbo","gumboil","gumboot",
"gumdrop","gummy","gumption","gun","gunboat",
"gundog","gunfire","gunge","gunman","gunmetal",
"gunnel","gunner","gunnery","gunnysack","gunpoint",
"gunpowder","gunrunner","gunshot","gunshy","gunsmith",
"gunwale","guppy","gurgle","guru","gush",
"gusher","gushing","gushy","gusset","gust",
"gustatory","gusto","gusty","gut","gutless",
"guts","gutsy","gutter","guttersnipe","guttural",
"guv","guvnor","guy","guzzle","gym",
"gymkhana","gymnasium","gymnast","gymnastic","gymnastics",
"gymslip","gynaecology","gynecology","gyp","gypsum",
"gypsy","gyrate","gyration","gyroscope","gyves",
"haberdasher","haberdashery","habiliment","habit","habitable",
"habitat","habitation","habitual","habituate","hacienda",
"hack","hackles","hackney","hackneyed","hacksaw",
"hackwork","had","haddock","hadji","haft",
"hag","haggard","haggis","haggle","hagiography",
"haiku","hail","hailstone","hailstorm","hair",
"hairbrush","haircut","hairdo","hairdresser","hairgrip",
"hairless","hairline","hairnet","hairpiece","hairpin",
"hairspring","hairy","hajji","hake","halberd",
"halcyon","hale","half","halfback","halfpence",
"halfpenny","halfpennyworth","halftone","halfway","halibut",
"halitosis","hall","halleluja","halliard","hallmark",
"hallo","hallow","hallstand","hallucinate","hallucination",
"hallucinatory","hallucinogenic","hallway","halma","halo",
"halt","halter","halterneck","halting","halve",
"halves","halyard","ham","hamadryad","hamburger",
"hamlet","hammer","hammock","hamper","hamster",
"hamstring","hand","handbag","handball","handbarrow",
"handbill","handbook","handbrake","handcart","handclap",
"handcuff","handcuffs","handful","handgun","handhold",
"handicap","handicraft","handiwork","handkerchief","handle",
"handlebars","handler","handloom","handmade","handmaiden",
"handout","handpick","handrail","handshake","handsome",
"handstand","handwork","handwriting","handwritten","handy",
"handyman","hang","hangar","hangdog","hanger",
"hanging","hangings","hangman","hangnail","hangout",
"hangover","hangup","hank","hanker","hankering",
"hankie","hanky","hansard","hansom","hap",
"haphazard","hapless","haply","happen","happening",
"happily","happiness","happy","harangue","harass",
"harassment","harbinger","harbor","harbour","hard",
"hardback","hardboard","hardbound","harden","hardheaded",
"hardihood","hardiness","hardly","hardness","hardship",
"hardtop","hardware","hardwearing","hardwood","hardy",
"hare","harebell","harebrained","harelip","harem",
"haricot","hark","harlequin","harlequinade","harlot",
"harm","harmless","harmonic","harmonica","harmonise",
"harmonium","harmonize","harmony","harness","harp",
"harpoon","harpsichord","harpy","harquebus","harridan",
"harrier","harrow","harrowing","harry","harsh",
"hart","hartal","hartebeest","harvest","harvester",
"has","hash","hashish","hasp","hassle",
"hassock","hast","haste","hasten","hasty",
"hat","hatband","hatch","hatchback","hatchery",
"hatchet","hatching","hatchway","hate","hateful",
"hath","hatless","hatpin","hatred","hatter",
"hauberk","haughty","haul","haulage","haulier",
"haulm","haunch","haunt","haunting","hautbois",
"hautboy","hauteur","havana","have","haven",
"haver","haversack","haves","havoc","haw",
"hawk","hawker","hawser","hawthorn","hay",
"haycock","hayfork","haymaker","haystack","haywire",
"hazard","hazardous","haze","hazel","hazy",
"head","headache","headband","headboard","headcheese",
"headdress","header","headfirst","headgear","headhunter",
"heading","headland","headless","headlight","headline",
"headlong","headman","headmaster","headphone","headpiece",
"headquarters","headrest","headroom","headset","headship",
"headshrinker","headstall","headstone","headstrong","headway",
"headwind","headword","heady","heal","health",
"healthful","healthy","heap","hear","hearer",
"hearing","hearken","hearsay","hearse","heart",
"heartache","heartbeat","heartbreak","heartbreaking","heartbroken",
"heartburn","hearten","heartening","heartfelt","hearth",
"hearthrug","heartily","heartless","heartrending","heartsease",
"heartsick","heartstrings","heartthrob","heartwarming","heartwood",
"hearty","heat","heated","heater","heath",
"heathen","heather","heating","heatstroke","heave",
"heaven","heavenly","heavenwards","heavy","heavyhearted",
"heavyweight","hebdomadal","hebraic","hebrew","hecatomb",
"heck","heckle","hectare","hectic","hector",
"hedge","hedgehog","hedgehop","hedgerow","hedonism",
"heed","heel","heelball","hefty","hegemony",
"hegira","heifer","height","heighten","heinous",
"heir","heiress","heirloom","hejira","held",
"helicopter","heliograph","heliotrope","heliport","helium",
"hell","hellcat","hellene","hellenic","hellenistic",
"hellish","hellishly","hello","helm","helmet",
"helmeted","helmsman","helot","help","helpful",
"helping","helpless","helpmate","helve","hem",
"hemisphere","hemline","hemlock","hemoglobin","hemophilia",
"hemophiliac","hemorrhage","hemorrhoid","hemp","hempen",
"hemstitch","hen","henbane","hence","henceforth",
"henchman","henna","hennaed","henpecked","hepatitis",
"heptagon","her","herald","heraldic","heraldry",
"herb","herbaceous","herbage","herbal","herbalist",
"herbivorous","herculean","herd","herdsman","here",
"hereabouts","hereafter","hereby","hereditament","hereditary",
"heredity","herein","hereinafter","hereof","heresy",
"heretic","hereto","heretofore","hereunder","hereupon",
"herewith","heritable","heritage","hermaphrodite","hermetic",
"hermit","hermitage","hernia","hero","heroic",
"heroics","heroin","heroism","heron","heronry",
"herpes","herr","herring","herringbone","hers",
"herself","hertz","hesitancy","hesitant","hesitate",
"hesitation","hesperus","hessian","heterodox","heterodoxy",
"heterogeneous","heterosexual","heuristic","heuristics","hew",
"hewer","hex","hexagon","hexagram","hexameter",
"hey","heyday","hiatus","hibernate","hibiscus",
"hiccough","hiccup","hick","hickory","hide",
"hideaway","hidebound","hideous","hiding","hie",
"hierarchy","hieroglyph","hieroglyphics","high","highball",
"highborn","highboy","highbrow","higher","highfalutin",
"highland","highlander","highlands","highlight","highly",
"highness","highpitched","highroad","highway","highwayman",
"hijack","hike","hilarious","hilarity","hill",
"hillbilly","hillock","hillside","hilly","hilt",
"him","himself","hind","hinder","hindmost",
"hindquarters","hindrance","hindsight","hindu","hinduism",
"hinge","hint","hinterland","hip","hipbath",
"hippie","hippodrome","hippopotamus","hippy","hipster",
"hire","hireling","hirsute","his","hiss",
"hist","histamine","histology","historian","historic",
"historical","history","histrionic","histrionics","hit",
"hitch","hitchhike","hither","hitherto","hive",
"hives","hms","hoard","hoarding","hoarfrost",
"hoarse","hoary","hoax","hob","hobble",
"hobbledehoy","hobby","hobbyhorse","hobgoblin","hobnail",
"hobnob","hobo","hock","hockey","hod",
"hodgepodge","hoe","hog","hoggish","hogmanay",
"hogshead","hogwash","hoist","hold","holdall",
"holder","holding","holdover","holdup","hole",
"holiday","holidaymaker","holiness","holler","hollow",
"holly","hollyhock","hollywood","holocaust","holograph",
"holstein","holster","holy","homage","homburg",
"home","homecoming","homegrown","homeland","homelike",
"homely","homemade","homeopath","homeopathy","homeric",
"homesick","homespun","homestead","hometown","homeward",
"homewards","homework","homey","homicidal","homicide",
"homiletic","homiletics","homily","homing","hominy",
"homoeopath","homoeopathy","homogeneous","homogenise","homogenize",
"homograph","homonym","homophone","homosexual","homy",
"hone","honest","honestly","honesty","honey",
"honeybee","honeycomb","honeycombed","honeydew","honeyed",
"honeymoon","honeysuckle","honk","honkie","honky",
"honor","honorable","honorarium","honorary","honorific",
"honors","honour","honourable","honours","hooch",
"hood","hooded","hoodlum","hoodoo","hoodwink",
"hooey","hoof","hook","hookah","hooked",
"hooker","hookey","hookup","hookworm","hooky",
"hooligan","hoop","hooray","hoot","hooter",
"hoover","hooves","hop","hope","hopeful",
"hopefully","hopeless","hopper","hopscotch","horde",
"horizon","horizontal","hormone","horn","hornbeam",
"hornbill","horned","hornet","hornpipe","horny",
"horology","horoscope","horrendous","horrible","horrid",
"horrific","horrify","horror","horrors","horse",
"horseback","horsebox","horseflesh","horsefly","horsehair",
"horselaugh","horseman","horsemanship","horsemeat","horseplay",
"horsepower","horseracing","horseradish","horseshit","horseshoe",
"horsewhip","horsewoman","horsy","hortative","horticulture",
"hosanna","hose","hosier","hosiery","hospice",
"hospitable","hospital","hospitalise","hospitality","hospitalize",
"host","hostage","hostel","hosteler","hosteller",
"hostelry","hostess","hostile","hostilities","hostility",
"hostler","hot","hotbed","hotchpotch","hotel",
"hotelier","hotfoot","hothead","hothouse","hotly",
"hotplate","hotpot","hottentot","hound","hour",
"hourglass","houri","hourly","house","houseboat",
"housebound","houseboy","housebreaker","housebroken","housecoat",
"housecraft","housedog","housefather","housefly","houseful",
"household","householder","housekeeper","housekeeping","housemaid",
"houseman","housemaster","housemother","houseroom","housetops",
"housewarming","housewife","housewifery","housework","housing",
"hove","hovel","hover","hovercraft","how",
"howdah","howdy","however","howitzer","howl",
"howler","howling","howsoever","hoyden","hrh",
"hub","hubbub","hubby","hubcap","hubris",
"huckaback","huckleberry","huckster","huddle","hue",
"huff","huffish","huffy","hug","huge",
"hugely","huguenot","huh","hula","hulk",
"hulking","hull","hullabaloo","hullo","hum",
"human","humane","humanise","humanism","humanitarian",
"humanitarianism","humanities","humanity","humanize","humankind",
"humanly","humble","humbug","humdinger","humdrum",
"humerus","humid","humidify","humidity","humidor",
"humiliate","humility","hummingbird","hummock","humor",
"humorist","humorous","humour","hump","humpback",
"humph","humus","hun","hunch","hunchback",
"hundred","hundredweight","hung","hunger","hungry",
"hunk","hunkers","hunt","hunter","hunting",
"huntress","huntsman","hurdle","hurl","hurling",
"hurray","hurricane","hurried","hurry","hurt",
"hurtful","hurtle","husband","husbandman","husbandry",
"hush","husk","husky","hussar","hussy",
"hustings","hustle","hustler","hut","hutch",
"hutment","huzza","huzzah","hyacinth","hyaena",
"hybrid","hybridise","hybridize","hydra","hydrangea",
"hydrant","hydrate","hydraulic","hydraulics","hydrocarbon",
"hydroelectric","hydrofoil","hydrogen","hydrophobia","hydroplane",
"hydroponics","hydrotherapy","hyena","hygiene","hygienic",
"hymen","hymeneal","hymn","hymnal","hyperbola",
"hyperbole","hyperbolic","hypercritical","hypermarket","hypersensitive",
"hyphen","hyphenate","hypnosis","hypnotise","hypnotism",
"hypnotist","hypnotize","hypo","hypochondria","hypochondriac",
"hypocrisy","hypocrite","hypodermic","hypotenuse","hypothermia",
"hypothesis","hypothetical","hysterectomy","hysteria","hysterical",
"hysterics","iamb","iberian","ibex","ibidem",
"ibis","icbm","ice","iceberg","icebound",
"icebox","icebreaker","icefall","icehouse","iceman",
"icicle","icing","icon","iconoclast","icy",
"idea","ideal","idealise","idealism","idealist",
"idealize","ideally","idem","identical","identification",
"identify","identikit","identity","ideogram","ideology",
"ides","idiocy","idiom","idiomatic","idiosyncrasy",
"idiot","idle","idol","idolater","idolatrous",
"idolatry","idolise","idolize","idyl","idyll",
"igloo","igneous","ignite","ignition","ignoble",
"ignominious","ignominy","ignoramus","ignorance","ignorant",
"ignore","iguana","ikon","ilex","ilk",
"ill","illegal","illegality","illegible","illegitimate",
"illiberal","illicit","illimitable","illiterate","illness",
"illogical","illuminate","illuminating","illumination","illuminations",
"illusion","illusionist","illusory","illustrate","illustration",
"illustrative","illustrator","illustrious","image","imagery",
"imaginable","imaginary","imagination","imaginative","imagine",
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"lisp","lissom","lissome","list","listen",
"listenable","listener","listless","lists","lit",
"litany","litchi","liter","literacy","literal",
"literally","literary","literate","literati","literature",
"lithe","lithium","lithograph","lithographic","lithography",
"litigant","litigate","litigation","litigious","litmus",
"litotes","litre","litter","litterateur","litterbin",
"litterlout","little","littoral","liturgical","liturgy",
"livable","live","liveable","livelihood","livelong",
"lively","liven","liver","liveried","liverish",
"livery","liveryman","lives","livestock","livid",
"living","lizard","llama","load","loaded",
"loadstar","loadstone","loaf","loafsugar","loam",
"loan","loanword","loath","loathe","loathing",
"loathsome","loaves","lob","lobby","lobed",
"lobotomy","lobster","lobsterpot","local","locale",
"localise","localism","locality","localize","locally",
"locate","located","location","loch","loci",
};
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/*
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Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation
and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. The names "Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval" and
"University of Massachusetts" must not be used to endorse or promote products
derived from this software without prior written permission. To obtain
permission, contact info@ciir.cs.umass.edu.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AND OTHER CONTRIBUTORS
"AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE
GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGE.
*/
/* This is a java version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
*
* Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
* CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
*/
package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
/** A list of words used by Kstem
*/
// LUCENE MONITOR: Remove as of Lucene 3.3
class KStemData5 {
private KStemData5() {
}
static String[] data = {
"lock","locker","locket","lockjaw","locknut",
"lockout","locks","locksmith","lockstitch","lockup",
"loco","locomotion","locomotive","locum","locus",
"locust","locution","lode","lodestar","lodestone",
"lodge","lodgement","lodger","lodging","lodgings",
"lodgment","loess","loft","lofted","lofty",
"log","loganberry","logarithm","logarithmic","logbook",
"logger","loggerheads","loggia","logic","logical",
"logically","logician","logistic","logistics","logjam",
"logrolling","loin","loincloth","loins","loiter",
"loll","lollipop","lollop","lolly","lone",
"lonely","loner","lonesome","long","longboat",
"longbow","longevity","longhaired","longhand","longheaded",
"longhop","longing","longish","longitude","longitudinal",
"longship","longshoreman","longsighted","longstanding","longstop",
"longsuffering","longueur","longways","longwearing","longwinded",
"longwise","loo","loofa","loofah","look",
"looker","lookout","looks","loom","loon",
"loony","loop","loophole","loose","loosebox",
"loosen","loot","lop","lope","loppings",
"loquacious","loquat","lord","lordly","lords",
"lordship","lore","lorgnette","lorn","lorry",
"lose","loser","loss","lost","lot",
"loth","lotion","lottery","lotto","lotus",
"loud","loudhailer","loudmouth","loudspeaker","lough",
"lounge","lounger","lour","louse","lousy",
"lout","louver","louvre","lovable","love",
"loveable","lovebird","lovechild","loveless","lovelorn",
"lovely","lovemaking","lover","lovers","lovesick",
"lovey","loving","low","lowborn","lowbred",
"lowbrow","lowdown","lower","lowermost","lowland",
"lowlander","lowly","loyal","loyalist","loyalty",
"lozenge","lsd","ltd","lubber","lubricant",
"lubricate","lubricator","lubricious","lucerne","lucid",
"luck","luckless","lucky","lucrative","lucre",
"ludicrous","ludo","luff","lug","luggage",
"lugger","lughole","lugsail","lugubrious","lugworm",
"lukewarm","lull","lullaby","lumbago","lumbar",
"lumber","lumberjack","lumberman","lumberyard","luminary",
"luminous","lumme","lummox","lummy","lump",
"lumpish","lumpy","lunacy","lunar","lunate",
"lunatic","lunch","lunchtime","lung","lunge",
"lungfish","lungpower","lupin","lurch","lure",
"lurgy","lurid","lurk","luscious","lush",
"lust","luster","lustful","lustre","lustrous",
"lusty","lutanist","lute","lutenist","luv",
"luxuriant","luxuriate","luxurious","luxury","lychee",
"lychgate","lye","lymph","lymphatic","lynch",
"lynx","lyre","lyrebird","lyric","lyrical",
"lyricism","lyricist","lyrics","mac","macabre",
"macadam","macadamise","macadamize","macaroni","macaroon",
"macaw","mace","macerate","mach","machete",
"machiavellian","machination","machine","machinegun","machinery",
"machinist","mackerel","mackintosh","macrobiotic","macrocosm",
"mad","madam","madame","madcap","madden",
"maddening","madder","made","madeira","mademoiselle",
"madhouse","madly","madman","madness","madonna",
"madrigal","maelstrom","maenad","maestro","mafia",
"mag","magazine","magenta","maggot","maggoty",
"magi","magic","magical","magician","magisterial",
"magistracy","magistrate","magma","magnanimity","magnanimous",
"magnate","magnesia","magnesium","magnet","magnetic",
"magnetise","magnetism","magnetize","magneto","magnificat",
"magnification","magnificent","magnifier","magnify","magniloquent",
"magnitude","magnolia","magnum","magpie","magus",
"maharaja","maharajah","maharanee","maharani","mahatma",
"mahlstick","mahogany","mahout","maid","maiden",
"maidenhair","maidenhead","maidenhood","maidenly","maidservant",
"mail","mailbag","mailbox","maim","main",
"mainland","mainline","mainly","mainmast","mains",
"mainsail","mainspring","mainstay","mainstream","maintain",
"maintenance","maisonette","maisonnette","maize","majestic",
"majesty","majolica","major","majordomo","majorette",
"majority","make","maker","makeshift","making",
"makings","malachite","maladjusted","maladministration","maladroit",
"malady","malaise","malapropism","malapropos","malaria",
"malarial","malay","malcontent","malcontented","male",
"malediction","malefactor","maleficent","malevolent","malfeasance",
"malformation","malformed","malfunction","malice","malicious",
"malign","malignancy","malignant","malignity","malinger",
"mall","mallard","malleable","mallet","mallow",
"malmsey","malnutrition","malodorous","malpractice","malt",
"malthusian","maltreat","maltster","mama","mamba",
"mambo","mamma","mammal","mammary","mammon",
"mammoth","mammy","man","manacle","manage",
"manageable","management","manager","manageress","managerial",
"manatee","mandarin","mandate","mandatory","mandible",
"mandolin","mandrake","mandrill","maneuver","maneuverable",
"manful","manganese","mange","manger","mangle",
"mango","mangosteen","mangrove","mangy","manhandle",
"manhole","manhood","manhour","mania","maniac",
"maniacal","manic","manicure","manicurist","manifest",
"manifestation","manifesto","manifold","manikin","manila",
"manilla","manipulate","manipulation","mankind","manly",
"manna","manned","mannequin","manner","mannered",
"mannerism","mannerly","manners","mannikin","mannish",
"manoeuverable","manoeuvre","manometer","manor","manorial",
"manpower","mansard","manse","manservant","mansion",
"mansions","manslaughter","mantelpiece","mantelshelf","mantilla",
"mantis","mantle","mantrap","manual","manufacture",
"manufacturer","manumit","manure","manuscript","manx",
"many","maoism","maori","map","maple",
"mapping","maquis","mar","marabou","marabout",
"maraschino","marathon","maraud","marble","marbled",
"marbles","marc","marcasite","march","marchioness",
"margarine","margin","marginal","marguerite","marigold",
"marihuana","marijuana","marimba","marina","marinade",
"marinate","marine","mariner","marionette","marital",
"maritime","marjoram","mark","markdown","marked",
"marker","market","marketeer","marketer","marketing",
"marketplace","marking","marksman","marksmanship","markup",
"marl","marlinespike","marmalade","marmoreal","marmoset",
"marmot","marocain","maroon","marquee","marquess",
"marquetry","marquis","marriage","marriageable","married",
"marrow","marrowbone","marrowfat","marry","mars",
"marsala","marseillaise","marsh","marshal","marshmallow",
"marshy","marsupial","mart","marten","martial",
"martian","martin","martinet","martini","martinmas",
"martyr","martyrdom","marvel","marvellous","marvelous",
"marxism","marzipan","mascara","mascot","masculine",
"masculinity","maser","mash","mashie","mask",
"masked","masochism","mason","masonic","masonry",
"masque","masquerade","mass","massacre","massage",
"masses","masseur","massif","massive","massy",
"mast","mastectomy","master","masterful","masterly",
"mastermind","masterpiece","mastership","masterstroke","mastery",
"masthead","mastic","masticate","mastiff","mastitis",
"mastodon","mastoid","mastoiditis","masturbate","mat",
"matador","match","matchbox","matching","matchless",
"matchlock","matchmaker","matchstick","matchwood","mate",
"material","materialise","materialism","materialist","materialize",
"maternal","maternity","matey","mathematician","mathematics",
"matins","matriarch","matriarchy","matricide","matriculate",
"matrimony","matrix","matron","matronly","matt",
"matter","matting","mattins","mattock","mattress",
"maturation","mature","maturity","maudlin","maul",
"maulstick","maunder","mausoleum","mauve","maverick",
"maw","mawkish","maxi","maxim","maximal",
"maximise","maximize","maximum","may","maybe",
"maybeetle","mayday","mayfly","mayhem","mayonnaise",
"mayor","mayoralty","mayoress","maypole","mayst",
"maze","mazed","mazurka","mccarthyism","mead",
"meadow","meadowsweet","meager","meagre","meal",
"mealie","mealtime","mealy","mealybug","mean",
"meander","meanderings","meaning","meaningful","meaningless",
"means","meant","meantime","meanwhile","measles",
"measly","measurable","measure","measured","measureless",
"measurement","meat","meatball","meaty","mecca",
"mechanic","mechanical","mechanics","mechanise","mechanism",
"mechanistic","mechanize","medal","medalist","medallion",
"medallist","meddle","meddlesome","media","mediaeval",
"medial","median","mediate","medic","medical",
"medicament","medicare","medicate","medication","medicinal",
"medicine","medico","medieval","mediocre","mediocrity",
"meditate","meditation","meditative","mediterranean","medium",
"medlar","medley","meed","meek","meerschaum",
"meet","meeting","meetinghouse","megadeath","megahertz",
"megalith","megalithic","megalomania","megalomaniac","megaphone",
"megaton","megrim","meiosis","melancholia","melancholic",
"melancholy","meld","melee","meliorate","meliorism",
"mellifluous","mellow","melodic","melodious","melodrama",
"melodramatic","melody","melon","melt","melting",
"member","membership","membrane","membranous","memento",
"memo","memoir","memoirs","memorabilia","memorable",
"memorandum","memorial","memorise","memorize","memory",
"memsahib","men","menace","menagerie","mend",
"mendacious","mendacity","mendelian","mendicant","mending",
"menfolk","menial","meningitis","meniscus","menopause",
"menses","menstrual","menstruate","mensurable","mensuration",
"mental","mentality","menthol","mentholated","mention",
"mentor","menu","meow","mephistopheles","mercantile",
"mercenary","mercer","mercerise","mercerize","merchandise",
"merchant","merchantman","merciful","merciless","mercurial",
"mercury","mercy","mere","merely","meretricious",
"merge","merger","meridian","meridional","meringue",
"merino","merit","meritocracy","meritorious","mermaid",
"merman","merriment","merry","merrymaking","mesa",
"mescalin","mescaline","mesdames","mesdemoiselles","meseems",
"mesh","mesmeric","mesmerise","mesmerism","mesmerist",
"mesmerize","mess","message","messenger","messiah",
"messianic","messieurs","messmate","messrs","messuage",
"messy","mestizo","met","metabolic","metabolise",
"metabolism","metabolize","metacarpal","metal","metalanguage",
"metallic","metallurgist","metallurgy","metalwork","metamorphose",
"metamorphosis","metaphor","metaphorical","metaphysics","metatarsal",
"mete","metempsychosis","meteor","meteoric","meteorite",
"meteoroid","meteorologist","meteorology","meter","methane",
"methinks","method","methodical","methodism","methodology",
"meths","methuselah","meticulous","metre","metric",
"metrical","metrication","metricise","metricize","metro",
"metronome","metropolis","metropolitan","mettle","mettlesome",
"mew","mews","mezzanine","mezzo","mezzotint",
"miaow","miasma","mica","mice","michaelmas",
"mick","mickey","microbe","microbiologist","microbiology",
"microcosm","microelectronics","microfiche","microfilm","micromesh",
"micrometer","micron","microorganism","microphone","microscope",
"microscopic","microsecond","microwave","mid","midair",
"midcourse","midday","midden","middle","middlebrow",
"middleman","middleweight","middling","midge","midget",
"midi","midland","midlands","midmost","midnight",
"midpoint","midriff","midshipman","midships","midst",
"midsummer","midway","midweek","midwest","midwicket",
"midwife","midwifery","mien","miffed","might",
"mightily","mighty","mignonette","migraine","migrant",
"migrate","migration","migratory","mikado","mike",
"milady","mild","mildew","mildly","mile",
"mileage","mileometer","miler","milestone","milieu",
"militancy","militant","militarise","militarism","militarize",
"military","militate","militia","militiaman","milk",
"milker","milkmaid","milkman","milksop","milkweed",
"milky","mill","millboard","milldam","millenarian",
"millenium","millepede","miller","millet","millibar",
"milligram","milligramme","milliliter","millilitre","millimeter",
"millimetre","milliner","millinery","million","millionaire",
"millipede","millpond","millrace","millstone","millwheel",
"millwright","milometer","milord","milt","mime",
"mimeograph","mimetic","mimic","mimicry","mimosa",
"min","minaret","minatory","mince","mincemeat",
"mincer","mincingly","mind","minded","mindful",
"mindless","mine","minefield","minelayer","miner",
"mineral","mineralogist","mineralogy","minestrone","minesweeper",
"mingle","mingy","mini","miniature","miniaturist",
"minibus","minim","minimal","minimise","minimize",
"minimum","mining","minion","minister","ministerial",
"ministrant","ministration","ministry","miniver","mink",
"minnow","minor","minority","minotaur","minster",
"minstrel","minstrelsy","mint","minuet","minus",
"minuscule","minute","minutely","minuteman","minutes",
"minutia","minx","miracle","miraculous","mirage",
"mire","mirror","mirth","miry","misadventure",
"misadvise","misalliance","misanthrope","misanthropy","misapplication",
"misapply","misapprehend","misapprehension","misappropriate","misbegotten",
"misbehave","misbehaved","misbehavior","misbehaviour","miscalculate",
"miscall","miscarry","miscast","miscegenation","miscellaneous",
"miscellany","mischance","mischief","mischievous","misconceive",
"misconception","misconduct","misconstruction","misconstrue","miscount",
"miscreant","miscue","misdate","misdeal","misdeed",
"misdemeanor","misdemeanour","misdirect","misdoing","miser",
"miserable","miserably","miserly","misery","misfire",
"misfit","misfortune","misgiving","misgovern","misguide",
"misguided","mishandle","mishap","mishear","mishit",
"mishmash","misinform","misinterpret","misjudge","misjudgement",
"misjudgment","mislay","mislead","mismanage","mismatch",
"misname","misnomer","misogynist","misogyny","misplace",
"misprint","mispronounce","mispronunciation","misquote","misread",
"misreport","misrepresent","misrule","miss","missal",
"misshapen","missile","missing","mission","missionary",
"missis","missive","misspell","misspend","misstate",
"misstatement","missus","missy","mist","mistake",
"mistaken","mister","mistime","mistletoe","mistral",
"mistranslate","mistress","mistrial","mistrust","mistrustful",
"mists","misty","misunderstand","misunderstanding","misuse",
"mite","miter","mitigate","mitosis","mitre",
"mitt","mitten","mix","mixed","mixer",
"mixture","mizen","mizzen","mizzenmast","mizzle",
"mnemonic","mnemonics","moa","moan","moat",
"moated","mob","mobile","mobilisation","mobilise",
"mobility","mobilization","mobilize","mobster","moccasin",
"mocha","mock","mockers","mockery","mockingbird",
"modal","mode","model","moderate","moderately",
"moderation","moderations","moderato","moderator","modern",
"modernise","modernism","modernistic","modernity","modernize",
"modest","modesty","modicum","modification","modifier",
"modify","modish","mods","modular","modulate",
"modulation","module","moggy","mogul","moh",
"mohair","mohammedan","mohammedanism","moiety","moist",
"moisten","moisture","moisturise","moisturize","moke",
"molar","molasses","mold","molder","molding",
"moldy","mole","molecular","molecule","molehill",
"moleskin","molest","moll","mollify","mollusc",
"mollusk","mollycoddle","molt","molten","molto",
"molybdenum","mom","moment","momentarily","momentary",
"momentous","moments","momentum","momma","mommy",
"monarch","monarchic","monarchism","monarchist","monarchy",
"monastery","monastic","monasticism","monaural","monday",
"monetary","money","moneybags","moneybox","moneychanger",
"moneyed","moneylender","moneymaker","moneys","monger",
"mongol","mongolism","mongoose","mongrel","monies",
"monitor","monk","monkey","mono","monochrome",
"monocle","monogamous","monogamy","monogram","monograph",
"monolith","monolithic","monolog","monologue","monomania",
"monomaniac","mononucleosis","monophonic","monophthong","monoplane",
"monopolise","monopolist","monopolize","monopoly","monorail",
"monosyllabic","monosyllable","monotheism","monotone","monotonous",
"monotony","monotype","monoxide","monsieur","monsignor",
"monsoon","monster","monstrance","monstrosity","monstrous",
"montage","month","monthly","monument","monumental",
"monumentally","moo","mooch","moocow","mood",
"moody","moon","moonbeam","mooncalf","moonlight",
"moonlit","moonshine","moonstone","moonstruck","moony",
"moor","moorhen","moorings","moorish","moorland",
"moose","moot","mop","mope","moped",
"moppet","moquette","moraine","moral","morale",
"moralise","moralist","moralistic","morality","moralize",
"morally","morals","morass","moratorium","morbid",
"morbidity","mordant","more","morello","moreover",
"mores","moresque","morganatic","morgue","moribund",
"mormon","mormonism","morn","morning","mornings",
"morocco","moron","moronic","morose","morpheme",
"morphemics","morpheus","morphine","morphology","morrow",
"morsel","mortal","mortality","mortally","mortar",
"mortarboard","mortgage","mortgagee","mortgagor","mortice",
"mortician","mortification","mortify","mortise","mortuary",
"mosaic","moselle","mosey","moslem","mosque",
"mosquito","moss","mossy","most","mostly",
"mote","motel","motet","moth","mothball",
"mothballs","mother","motherhood","motherly","mothproof",
"motif","motion","motionless","motions","motivate",
"motivation","motive","motley","motocross","motor",
"motorbike","motorboat","motorcade","motorcar","motorcycle",
"motorcyclist","motoring","motorise","motorist","motorize",
"motorman","motorway","mottled","motto","mould",
"moulder","moulding","mouldy","moult","mound",
"mount","mountain","mountaineer","mountaineering","mountainous",
"mountainside","mountaintop","mountebank","mountie","mourn",
"mourner","mournful","mourning","mouse","mouser",
"mousetrap","moussaka","mousse","moustache","mousy",
"mouth","mouthful","mouthorgan","mouthpiece","mouthwash",
"movable","move","moveable","movement","movements",
"mover","movie","movies","moving","mow",
"mower","mpg","mph","mra","mrs",
"msc","much","muchness","mucilage","muck",
"muckheap","muckrake","mucky","mucous","mucus",
"mud","muddle","muddy","mudflat","mudguard",
"mudpack","mudslinger","muesli","muezzin","muff",
"muffin","muffle","muffler","mufti","mug",
"mugger","muggins","muggy","mugwump","muhammadan",
"muhammadanism","mulatto","mulberry","mulch","mulct",
"mule","muleteer","mulish","mull","mullah",
"mullet","mulligatawny","mullion","mullioned","multifarious",
"multiform","multilateral","multilingual","multimillionaire","multiple",
"multiplex","multiplication","multiplicity","multiply","multiracial",
"multistorey","multitude","multitudinous","mum","mumble",
"mummer","mummery","mummify","mumming","mummy",
"mumps","munch","mundane","municipal","municipality",
"munificence","munificent","muniments","munition","munitions",
"mural","murder","murderous","murk","murky",
"murmur","murphy","murrain","muscatel","muscle",
"muscled","muscleman","muscovite","muscular","muse",
"museum","mush","mushroom","mushy","music",
"musical","musically","musician","musicianship","musk",
"musket","musketeer","musketry","muskmelon","muskrat",
"musky","muslim","muslin","musquash","muss",
"mussel","must","mustache","mustachio","mustang",
"mustard","muster","musty","mutable","mutant",
"mutation","mute","muted","mutilate","mutilation",
"mutineer","mutinous","mutiny","mutt","mutter",
"mutton","muttonchops","mutual","mutuality","muzak",
"muzzle","muzzy","mycology","myelitis","myna",
"mynah","myopia","myriad","myrrh","myrtle",
"myself","mysterious","mystery","mystic","mystical",
"mysticism","mystification","mystify","mystique","myth",
"mythical","mythological","mythologist","mythology","myxomatosis",
"nab","nabob","nacelle","nacre","nadir",
"nag","naiad","nail","nailbrush","naive",
"naivete","naivety","naked","name","namedrop",
"nameless","namely","nameplate","namesake","nanny",
"nap","napalm","naphtha","naphthalene","napkin",
"nappy","narc","narcissism","narcissus","narcotic",
"nark","narky","narrate","narration","narrative",
"narrator","narrow","narrowly","narrows","narwhal",
"nasal","nasalise","nasalize","nascent","nasturtium",
"nasty","natal","nation","national","nationalise",
"nationalism","nationalist","nationalistic","nationality","nationalize",
"nationwide","native","nativity","nato","natter",
"natty","natural","naturalise","naturalism","naturalist",
"naturalistic","naturalize","naturally","naturalness","nature",
"naturism","naturopath","naught","naughty","nausea",
"nauseate","nauseous","nautch","nautical","nautilus",
"naval","nave","navel","navigable","navigate",
"navigation","navigator","navvy","navy","nay",
"nazi","nco","neanderthal","neapolitan","near",
"nearby","nearly","nearside","nearsighted","neat",
"nebula","nebular","nebulous","necessaries","necessarily",
"necessary","necessitate","necessitous","necessity","neck",
"neckband","neckerchief","necklace","necklet","neckline",
"necktie","neckwear","necromancer","necromancy","necrophilia",
"necrophiliac","necropolis","nectar","nectarine","need",
"needful","needle","needless","needlessly","needlewoman",
"needlework","needs","needy","nefarious","negate",
"negative","neglect","neglectful","negligee","negligence",
"negligent","negligible","negotiable","negotiate","negotiation",
"negress","negro","negus","neigh","neighbor",
"neighborhood","neighboring","neighborly","neighbour","neighbourhood",
"neighbouring","neighbourly","neither","nelson","nemesis",
"neoclassical","neocolonialism","neolithic","neologism","neon",
"neonate","neophyte","neoplasm","nephew","nephritis",
"nepotism","neptune","nereid","nerve","nerveless",
"nerves","nervous","nervy","ness","nest",
"nesting","nestle","nestling","nestor","net",
"netball","nether","nethermost","nets","nett",
"netting","nettle","network","neural","neuralgia",
"neurasthenia","neurasthenic","neuritis","neurologist","neurology",
"neurosis","neurotic","neuter","neutral","neutralise",
"neutrality","neutralize","neutralizer","neutron","never",
"nevermore","nevertheless","new","newborn","newcomer",
"newel","newfangled","newfoundland","newly","newlywed",
"newmarket","news","newsagent","newsboy","newscast",
"newscaster","newsletter","newsmonger","newspaper","newsprint",
"newsreel","newsroom","newssheet","newsstand","newsvendor",
"newsworthy","newsy","newt","newtonian","next",
"nexus","nhs","niacin","nib","nibble",
"niblick","nibs","nice","nicely","nicety",
"niche","nick","nickel","nicker","nicknack",
"nickname","nicotine","niece","niff","nifty",
"niggard","niggardly","nigger","niggle","niggling",
"nigh","night","nightcap","nightclothes","nightclub",
"nightdress","nightfall","nighthawk","nightingale","nightjar",
"nightlife","nightlight","nightline","nightlong","nightly",
"nightmare","nights","nightshade","nightshirt","nightstick",
"nighttime","nihilism","nilotic","nimble","nimbus",
"nimrod","nincompoop","nine","ninepin","ninepins",
"nines","nineteen","ninety","ninny","ninth",
"nip","nipper","nippers","nipping","nipple",
"nippy","nirvana","nisi","nit","niter",
"nitpick","nitpicking","nitrate","nitre","nitric",
"nitrochalk","nitrogen","nitroglycerin","nitroglycerine","nitrous",
"nitwit","nix","nob","nobble","nobility",
"noble","nobleman","nobly","nobody","nocturnal",
"nocturne","nod","nodal","noddle","nodular",
"nodule","noel","noes","nog","noggin",
"nohow","noise","noisome","noisy","nomad",
"nomadic","nomenclature","nominal","nominate","nomination",
"nominative","nominee","nonage","nonagenarian","nonaggression",
"nonaligned","nonalignment","nonassertive","nonce","nonchalance",
"nonchalant","noncombatant","noncommittal","nonconductor","nonconformist",
"nonconformity","noncontributory","nondescript","none","nonentity",
"nonesuch","nonetheless","nonfiction","nonflammable","nonintervention",
"nonobservance","nonpareil","nonpayment","nonplus","nonproliferation",
"nonresident","nonrestrictive","nonsense","nonsensical","nonskid",
"nonsmoker","nonstandard","nonstarter","nonstick","nonstop",
"nonunion","nonverbal","nonviolence","nonviolent","nonwhite",
"noodle","nook","noon","noonday","noose",
"nope","nor","nordic","norm","normal",
"normalise","normality","normalize","normally","norman",
"normative","north","northbound","northeast","northeaster",
"northeasterly","northeastern","northeastward","northeastwards","northerly",
"northern","northerner","northernmost","northward","northwards",
"northwest","northwester","northwesterly","northwestern","northwestward",
"northwestwards","nos","nose","nosebag","nosebleed",
"nosecone","nosedive","nosegay","nosey","nosh",
"nostalgia","nostril","nostrum","nosy","not",
"notability","notable","notably","notarise","notarize",
"notary","notation","notch","note","notebook",
"notecase","noted","notepaper","noteworthy","nothing",
"nothingness","notice","noticeable","notifiable","notification",
"notify","notion","notional","notions","notoriety",
"notorious","notwithstanding","nougat","nought","noun",
"nourish","nourishment","nous","nova","novel",
"novelette","novelettish","novelist","novella","novelty",
"november","novice","noviciate","novitiate","novocaine",
"now","nowadays","nowhere","nowise","noxious",
"nozzle","nth","nuance","nub","nubile",
"nuclear","nucleus","nude","nudge","nudism",
"nudity","nugatory","nugget","nuisance","null",
"nullah","nullify","nullity","numb","number",
"numberless","numberplate","numbers","numbly","numbskull",
"numeracy","numeral","numerate","numeration","numerator",
"numerical","numerology","numerous","numinous","numismatic",
"numismatics","numskull","nun","nuncio","nunnery",
"nuptial","nuptials","nurse","nurseling","nursemaid",
"nursery","nurseryman","nursing","nursling","nurture",
"nut","nutcase","nutcracker","nuthouse","nutmeg",
"nutria","nutrient","nutriment","nutrition","nutritious",
"nutritive","nuts","nutshell","nutty","nuzzle",
"nylon","nylons","nymph","nymphet","nymphomania",
"nymphomaniac","oaf","oak","oaken","oakum",
"oap","oar","oarlock","oarsman","oarsmanship",
"oasis","oat","oatcake","oath","oatmeal",
"oats","obbligato","obdurate","obeah","obedient",
"obeisance","obelisk","obese","obey","obfuscate",
"obituary","object","objection","objectionable","objective",
"objector","oblation","obligate","obligation","obligatory",
"oblige","obliging","oblique","obliterate","oblivion",
"oblivious","oblong","obloquy","obnoxious","oboe",
"oboist","obscene","obscenity","obscurantism","obscure",
"obscurity","obsequies","obsequious","observable","observance",
"observant","observation","observations","observatory","observe",
"observer","observing","obsess","obsession","obsessional",
"obsessive","obsidian","obsolescent","obsolete","obstacle",
"obstetrician","obstetrics","obstinate","obstreperous","obstruct",
"obstruction","obstructionism","obstructive","obtain","obtainable",
"obtrude","obtrusive","obtuse","obverse","obviate",
"obvious","obviously","ocarina","occasion","occasional",
"occident","occidental","occult","occupancy","occupant",
"occupation","occupational","occupier","occupy","occur",
"occurrence","ocean","oceangoing","oceanography","ocelot",
"ocher","ochre","octagon","octane","octave",
"octavo","octet","october","octogenarian","octopus",
"octosyllabic","ocular","oculist","odalisque","odd",
"oddball","oddity","oddly","oddment","odds",
"ode","odious","odium","odor","odoriferous",
"odorous","odour","odyssey","oecumenical","oecumenicalism",
"oesophagus","oestrogen","off","offal","offbeat",
"offence","offend","offender","offense","offensive",
"offer","offering","offertory","offhand","office",
"officeholder","officer","offices","official","officialdom",
"officialese","officially","officiate","officious","offing",
"offish","offprint","offset","offshoot","offshore",
"offside","offspring","offstage","oft","often",
"ogle","ogre","ohm","oho","oil",
"oilcake","oilcan","oilcloth","oiled","oilfield",
"oilman","oilrig","oils","oilskin","oilskins",
"oily","oink","ointment","okapi","okay",
"okra","old","olden","oldish","oldster",
"oleaginous","oleander","oleograph","olfactory","oligarch",
"oligarchy","olive","olympiad","olympian","olympic",
"ombudsman","omega","omelet","omelette","omen",
"ominous","omission","omit","omnibus","omnipotent",
"omnipresent","omniscient","omnivorous","once","oncoming",
"one","onerous","oneself","onetime","ongoing",
"onion","onlooker","only","onomatopoeia","onrush",
"onset","onshore","onside","onslaught","onto",
"ontology","onus","onward","onwards","onyx",
"oodles","oof","oomph","oops","ooze",
"opacity","opal","opalescent","opaque","ope",
"open","opencast","opener","openhearted","opening",
"openly","openwork","opera","operable","operate",
"operation","operational","operative","operator","operetta",
"ophthalmia","ophthalmic","ophthalmology","ophthalmoscope","opiate",
"opine","opinion","opinionated","opium","opossum",
"opponent","opportune","opportunism","opportunity","oppose",
"opposite","opposition","oppress","oppression","oppressive",
"oppressor","opprobrious","opprobrium","ops","opt",
"optative","optic","optical","optician","optics",
"optimism","optimum","option","optional","opulence",
"opulent","opus","oracle","oracular","oral",
"orange","orangeade","orangeman","orangutang","oration",
"orator","oratorical","oratorio","oratory","orb",
"orbit","orchard","orchestra","orchestral","orchestrate",
"orchid","ordain","ordeal","order","ordered",
"orderly","orders","ordinal","ordinance","ordinand",
"ordinarily","ordinary","ordinate","ordination","ordnance",
"ordure","ore","oregano","organ","organdie",
"organdy","organic","organisation","organise","organised",
"organism","organist","organization","organize","organized",
"orgasm","orgiastic","orgy","orient","oriental",
"orientalist","orientate","orientation","orifice","origin",
"original","originality","originally","originate","oriole",
"orison","orlon","ormolu","ornament","ornamental",
"ornamentation","ornate","ornery","ornithology","orotund",
"orphan","orphanage","orrery","orrisroot","orthodontic",
"orthodontics","orthodox","orthodoxy","orthography","orthopaedic",
"orthopaedics","orthopedic","orthopedics","ortolan","oryx",
"oscar","oscillate","oscillation","oscillator","oscillograph",
"oscilloscope","osculation","osier","osmosis","osprey",
"osseous","ossification","ossify","ostensible","ostentation",
"osteoarthritis","osteopath","osteopathy","ostler","ostracise",
"ostracize","ostrich","other","otherwise","otherworldly",
"otiose","otter","ottoman","oubliette","ouch",
"ought","ounce","our","ours","ourselves",
"ousel","oust","out","outback","outbalance",
"outbid","outbound","outbrave","outbreak","outbuilding",
"outburst","outcast","outcaste","outclass","outcome",
"outcrop","outcry","outdated","outdistance","outdo",
"outdoor","outdoors","outer","outermost","outface",
"outfall","outfield","outfight","outfit","outflank",
"outflow","outfox","outgeneral","outgoing","outgoings",
"outgrow","outgrowth","outhouse","outing","outlandish",
"outlast","outlaw","outlay","outlet","outline",
"outlive","outlook","outlying","outmaneuver","outmanoeuvre",
"outmarch","outmatch","outmoded","outmost","outnumber",
"outpatient","outplay","outpoint","outpost","outpourings",
"output","outrage","outrageous","outrange","outrank",
"outride","outrider","outrigger","outright","outrival",
"outrun","outsell","outset","outshine","outside",
"outsider","outsize","outskirts","outsmart","outspoken",
"outspread","outstanding","outstay","outstretched","outstrip",
"outtalk","outvote","outward","outwardly","outwards",
"outwear","outweigh","outwit","outwork","outworn",
"ouzel","ouzo","ova","oval","ovarian",
"ovary","ovation","oven","ovenware","over",
"overact","overage","overall","overalls","overarch",
"overarm","overawe","overbalance","overbear","overbearing",
"overbid","overblown","overboard","overburden","overcall",
"overcapitalise","overcapitalize","overcast","overcharge","overcloud",
"overcoat","overcome","overcompensate","overcrop","overcrowd",
"overdevelop","overdo","overdone","overdose","overdraft",
"overdraw","overdrawn","overdress","overdrive","overdue",
"overestimate","overexpose","overflow","overfly","overgrown",
"overgrowth","overhand","overhang","overhaul","overhead",
"overheads","overhear","overjoyed","overkill","overland",
"overlap","overlay","overleaf","overleap","overload",
"overlong","overlook","overlord","overly","overman",
"overmaster","overmuch","overnight","overpass","overpay",
"overplay","overpopulated","overpopulation","overpower","overpowering",
"overprint","overrate","overreach","override","overriding",
"overrule","overrun","overseas","oversee","overseer",
"oversell","oversexed","overshadow","overshoe","overshoot",
"overside","oversight","oversimplify","oversleep","overspill",
"overstate","overstatement","overstay","oversteer","overstep",
"overstock","overstrung","overstuffed","oversubscribed","overt",
"overtake","overtax","overthrow","overtime","overtone",
"overtones","overtop","overtrump","overture","overtures",
"overturn","overweening","overweight","overwhelm","overwhelming",
"overwork","overwrought","oviduct","oviparous","ovoid",
"ovulate","ovum","owe","owl","owlet",
"owlish","own","owner","ownership","oxbridge",
"oxcart","oxeye","oxide","oxidise","oxidize",
"oxon","oxonian","oxtail","oxyacetylene","oxygen",
"oxygenate","oyez","oyster","oystercatcher","ozone",
"pabulum","pace","pacemaker","pacesetter","pachyderm",
"pacific","pacifier","pacifism","pacifist","pacify",
"pack","package","packed","packer","packet",
"packing","packsaddle","pact","pad","padding",
"paddle","paddock","paddy","padlock","padre",
"paean","paederast","paederasty","paediatrician","paediatrics",
"paella","paeony","pagan","paganism","page",
"pageant","pageantry","pagination","pagoda","paid",
"pail","paillasse","pain","pained","painful",
"painkiller","painless","pains","painstaking","paint",
"paintbrush","painter","painting","paints","paintwork",
"pair","paisley","pajama","pajamas","pal",
"palace","paladin","palais","palakeen","palanquin",
"palatable","palatal","palatalize","palate","palatial",
"palatinate","palaver","pale","paleface","paleography",
"paleolithic","paleontology","palette","palfrey","palimpsest",
"palindrome","paling","palings","palisade","palish",
"pall","palladian","pallbearer","pallet","palliasse",
"palliate","palliation","palliative","pallid","pallor",
"pally","palm","palmer","palmetto","palmist",
"palmistry","palmy","palomino","palpable","palpate",
"palpitate","palpitation","palsied","palsy","palter",
"paltry","pampas","pamper","pamphlet","pamphleteer",
"pan","panacea","panache","panama","panatela",
"panatella","pancake","panchromatic","pancreas","panda",
"pandemic","pandemonium","pander","pandit","panegyric",
"panel","paneling","panelist","panelling","panellist",
"pang","panhandle","panic","panicky","panjabi",
"panjandrum","pannier","pannikin","panoplied","panoply",
"panorama","panpipes","pansy","pant","pantaloon",
"pantaloons","pantechnicon","pantheism","pantheon","panther",
"panties","pantile","panto","pantograph","pantomime",
"pantry","pants","panty","panzer","pap",
"papa","papacy","papadum","papal","papaya",
"paper","paperback","paperboy","paperhanger","papers",
"paperweight","paperwork","papery","papist","papoose",
"pappy","paprika","papyrus","par","parable",
"parabola","parachute","parachutist","paraclete","parade",
"paradigm","paradigmatic","paradise","paradisiacal","paradox",
"paraffin","paragon","paragraph","parakeet","parallel",
"parallelism","parallelogram","paralyse","paralysis","paralytic",
"paralyze","paramilitary","paramount","paramountcy","paramour",
"paranoia","paranoiac","paranoid","parapet","paraphernalia",
"paraphrase","paraplegia","paraplegic","paraquat","paras",
"parasite","parasitic","parasol","parathyroid","paratrooper",
"paratroops","paratyphoid","parboil","parcel","parch",
"parchment","pard","pardon","pardonable","pardonably",
"pardoner","pare","parent","parentage","parental",
"parenthesis","parenthetic","parenthood","parer","parhelion",
"pariah","paring","parish","parishioner","parisian",
"parity","park","parka","parkin","parking",
"parkland","parky","parlance","parley","parliament",
"parliamentarian","parliamentary","parlor","parlour","parlous",
"parmesan","parochial","parodist","parody","parole",
"paroxysm","parquet","parr","parricide","parrot",
"parry","parse","parsee","parsi","parsimonious",
"parsimony","parsley","parsnip","parson","parsonage",
"part","partake","parterre","parthenogenesis","partial",
"partiality","partially","participant","participate","participation",
"participial","participle","particle","particular","particularise",
"particularity","particularize","particularly","particulars","parting",
"partisan","partita","partition","partitive","partizan",
"partly","partner","partnership","partook","partridge",
"parts","parturition","party","parvenu","paschal",
"pasha","pass","passable","passage","passageway",
"passbook","passenger","passerby","passim","passing",
"passion","passionate","passionately","passionflower","passive",
"passivity","passivize","passkey","passover","passport",
"password","past","pasta","paste","pasteboard",
"pastel","pastern","pasteurise","pasteurize","pastiche",
"pastille","pastime","pasting","pastor","pastoral",
"pastorale","pastorate","pastrami","pastry","pasturage",
"pasture","pasty","pat","patch","patchouli",
"patchwork","patchy","patella","patent","patentee",
"patently","pater","paterfamilias","paternal","paternalism",
"paternity","paternoster","path","pathan","pathetic",
"pathfinder","pathological","pathologist","pathology","pathos",
"pathway","patience","patient","patina","patio",
"patisserie","patois","patrial","patriarch","patriarchal",
"patriarchate","patriarchy","patrician","patricide","patrimony",
"patriot","patriotic","patriotism","patrol","patrolman",
"patron","patronage","patroness","patronise","patronize",
"patronymic","patten","patter","pattern","patty",
"paucity","paunch","paunchy","pauper","pauperise",
"pauperism","pauperize","pause","pavan","pavane",
"pave","paved","pavement","pavilion","paving",
"paw","pawky","pawl","pawn","pawnbroker",
"pawnshop","pawpaw","pay","payable","payday",
"payee","payer","payload","paymaster","payment",
"paynim","payoff","payola","payroll","pea",
"peace","peaceable","peaceful","peacekeeping","peacemaker",
"peacetime","peach","peachick","peacock","peafowl",
"peahen","peak","peaked","peaky","peal",
"peanut","peanuts","pear","pearl","pearly",
"pearmain","peasant","peasantry","peashooter","peat",
"pebble","pebbledash","pebbly","pecan","peccadillo",
"peccary","peck","pecker","peckish","pectic",
"pectin","pectoral","peculate","peculiar","peculiarity",
"peculiarly","pecuniary","pedagogue","pedagogy","pedal",
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/*
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Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation
and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. The names "Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval" and
"University of Massachusetts" must not be used to endorse or promote products
derived from this software without prior written permission. To obtain
permission, contact info@ciir.cs.umass.edu.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AND OTHER CONTRIBUTORS
"AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE
GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGE.
*/
/* This is a java version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
*
* Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
* CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
*/
package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
/** A list of words used by Kstem
*/
// LUCENE MONITOR: Remove as of Lucene 3.3
class KStemData6 {
private KStemData6() {
}
static String[] data = {
"pedant","pedantic","pedantry","peddle","peddler",
"pederast","pederasty","pedestal","pedestrian","pediatrician",
"pediatrics","pedicab","pedicel","pedicure","pedigree",
"pediment","pedlar","pedometer","pee","peek",
"peekaboo","peel","peeler","peelings","peep",
"peeper","peephole","peepul","peer","peerage",
"peeress","peerless","peeve","peevish","peewit",
"peg","pejorative","pekinese","pekingese","pekoe",
"pelagic","pelf","pelican","pellagra","pellet",
"pellucid","pelmet","pelota","pelt","pelvic",
"pelvis","pemican","pemmican","pen","penal",
"penalise","penalize","penalty","penance","pence",
"penchant","pencil","pendant","pendent","pending",
"pendulous","pendulum","penetrate","penetrating","penetration",
"penetrative","penguin","penicillin","peninsula","penis",
"penitent","penitential","penitentiary","penknife","penmanship",
"pennant","penniless","pennon","penny","pennyweight",
"pennywort","penology","pension","pensionable","pensioner",
"pensive","pentagon","pentagram","pentameter","pentateuch",
"pentathlon","pentecost","penthouse","penultimate","penumbra",
"penurious","penury","peon","peony","people",
"pep","pepper","peppercorn","peppermint","peppery",
"pepsin","peptic","per","peradventure","perambulate",
"perambulator","perceive","percentage","percentile","perceptible",
"perception","perceptive","perch","perchance","percipient",
"percolate","percolator","percussion","percussionist","perdition",
"peregrination","peremptory","perennial","perfect","perfectible",
"perfection","perfectionist","perfectly","perfidious","perfidy",
"perforate","perforation","perforce","perform","performance",
"performer","perfume","perfumier","perfunctory","pergola",
"perhaps","perigee","perihelion","peril","perilous",
"perimeter","period","periodic","periodical","periods",
"peripatetic","peripheral","periphery","periphrasis","periphrastic",
"periscope","perish","perishable","perisher","perishing",
"peristyle","peritonitis","periwig","periwinkle","perjure",
"perjurer","perjury","perk","perky","perm",
"permafrost","permanence","permanency","permanent","permanganate",
"permeable","permeate","permissible","permission","permissive",
"permit","permutation","permute","pernicious","pernickety",
"pernod","peroration","peroxide","perpendicular","perpetrate",
"perpetual","perpetuate","perpetuity","perplex","perplexed",
"perplexity","perquisite","perry","persecute","persecution",
"perseverance","persevere","persevering","persian","persiflage",
"persimmon","persist","persistence","persistent","persnickety",
"person","persona","personable","personage","personal",
"personalise","personalities","personality","personalize","personally",
"personification","personify","personnel","perspective","perspex",
"perspicacious","perspiration","perspire","persuade","persuasion",
"persuasive","pert","pertain","pertinacious","pertinent",
"perturb","perturbation","peruke","peruse","pervade",
"pervasive","perverse","perversion","perversity","pervert",
"peseta","pesky","peso","pessary","pessimism",
"pessimist","pest","pester","pesticide","pestiferous",
"pestilence","pestilent","pestle","pet","petal",
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"piousness","pip","pipal","pipe","pipeline",
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"pippin","pipsqueak","piquant","pique","piquet",
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"pivot","pivotal","pixie","pixilated","pixy",
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"placebo","placed","placekick","placement","placenta",
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"plague","plaguey","plaice","plaid","plain",
"plainly","plainsman","plainsong","plainspoken","plaint",
"plaintiff","plaintive","plait","plan","planchette",
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"plaster","plasterboard","plastered","plasterer","plastering",
"plastic","plasticine","plasticity","plastics","plastron",
"plate","plateau","platelayer","platform","plating",
"platinum","platitude","platonic","platoon","platter",
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"playwright","plaza","plea","pleach","plead",
"pleading","pleadings","pleasant","pleasantry","please",
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"pleb","plebeian","plebiscite","plectrum","pled",
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"plenteous","plentiful","plenty","pleonasm","plethora",
"pleurisy","plexus","pliable","pliant","pliers",
"plight","plimsoll","plinth","pliocene","plod",
"plodder","plonk","plop","plosive","plot",
"plough","ploughboy","ploughman","ploughshare","plover",
"plow","plowboy","plowman","plowshare","ploy",
"pluck","plucky","plug","plughole","plum",
"plumage","plumb","plumbago","plumber","plumbing",
"plume","plumed","plummet","plummy","plump",
"plunder","plunge","plunger","plunk","pluperfect",
"plural","pluralism","plurality","pluribus","plus",
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"pneumonia","poach","poacher","pock","pocked",
"pocket","pocketbook","pocketful","pocketknife","pockmark",
"pockmarked","pod","podgy","podiatry","podium",
"poem","poesy","poet","poetaster","poetess",
"poetic","poetical","poetry","pogrom","poignancy",
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"pokerwork","poky","polack","polar","polarisation",
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"reading","readjust","readout","ready","reafforest",
"reagent","real","realign","realisable","realisation",
"realise","realism","realist","realistic","reality",
"realizable","realization","realize","really","realm",
"realpolitik","realtor","realty","ream","reanimate",
"reap","reaper","reappear","reappraisal","rear",
"rearguard","rearm","rearmament","rearmost","rearrange",
"rearward","rearwards","reason","reasonable","reasonably",
"reasoned","reasoning","reassure","rebarbative","rebate",
"rebel","rebellion","rebellious","rebind","rebirth",
"reborn","rebound","rebuff","rebuild","rebuke",
"rebus","rebut","rebuttal","recalcitrance","recalcitrant",
"recall","recant","recap","recapitulate","recapitulation",
"recapture","recast","recce","recd","recede",
"receipt","receipts","receivable","receive","received",
"receiver","receivership","receiving","recent","recently",
"receptacle","reception","receptionist","receptive","recess",
"recession","recessional","recessive","recharge","recidivist",
"recipe","recipient","reciprocal","reciprocate","reciprocity",
"recital","recitation","recitative","recite","reck",
"reckless","reckon","reckoner","reckoning","reclaim",
"reclamation","recline","recluse","recognise","recognition",
"recognizance","recognize","recoil","recollect","recollection",
"recommend","recommendation","recompense","reconcile","reconciliation",
"recondite","recondition","reconnaissance","reconnoiter","reconnoitre",
"reconsider","reconstitute","reconstruct","reconstruction","record",
"recorder","recording","recordkeeping","recount","recoup",
"recourse","recover","recovery","recreant","recreate",
"recreation","recreational","recriminate","recrimination","recrudescence",
"recruit","rectal","rectangle","rectangular","rectification",
"rectifier","rectify","rectilinear","rectitude","recto",
"rector","rectory","rectum","recumbent","recuperate",
"recuperative","recur","recurrence","recurrent","recurved",
"recusant","recycle","red","redbreast","redbrick",
"redcap","redcoat","redcurrant","redden","reddish",
"redecorate","redeem","redeemer","redemption","redemptive",
"redeploy","redhead","rediffusion","redirect","redistribute",
"redo","redolence","redolent","redouble","redoubt",
"redoubtable","redound","redress","redskin","reduce",
"reduction","redundancy","redundant","reduplicate","redwing",
"redwood","reecho","reed","reeds","reeducate",
"reedy","reef","reefer","reek","reel",
"reentry","reeve","ref","reface","refashion",
"refectory","refer","referee","reference","referendum",
"refill","refine","refined","refinement","refiner",
"refinery","refit","reflate","reflation","reflect",
"reflection","reflective","reflector","reflex","reflexes",
"reflexive","refloat","refoot","reforest","reform",
"reformation","reformatory","refract","refractory","refrain",
"refresh","refresher","refreshing","refreshment","refreshments",
"refrigerant","refrigerate","refrigeration","refrigerator","reft",
"refuel","refuge","refugee","refulgence","refulgent",
"refund","refurbish","refusal","refuse","refutable",
"refutation","refute","regain","regal","regale",
"regalia","regard","regardful","regarding","regardless",
"regards","regatta","regency","regenerate","regent",
"reggae","regicide","regime","regimen","regiment",
"regimental","regimentals","regina","region","regional",
"regions","register","registrar","registration","registry",
"regnant","regress","regressive","regret","regrets",
"regrettable","regrettably","regroup","regular","regularise",
"regularity","regularize","regularly","regulate","regulation",
"regulator","regulo","regurgitate","rehabilitate","rehash",
"rehear","rehearsal","rehearse","rehouse","reich",
"reification","reify","reign","reimburse","reimbursement",
"rein","reincarnate","reincarnation","reindeer","reinforce",
"reinforcement","reinforcements","reins","reinstate","reinsure",
"reissue","reiterate","reject","rejection","rejoice",
"rejoicing","rejoicings","rejoin","rejoinder","rejuvenate",
"rekindle","relaid","relapse","relate","related",
"relation","relational","relations","relationship","relative",
"relatively","relativism","relativistic","relativity","relax",
"relaxation","relaxing","relay","release","relegate",
"relent","relentless","relevance","relevant","reliability",
"reliable","reliance","reliant","relic","relics",
"relict","relief","relieve","relieved","religion",
"religious","religiously","reline","relinquish","reliquary",
"relish","relive","reload","relocate","reluctance",
"reluctant","reluctantly","rely","remain","remainder",
"remains","remake","remand","remark","remarkable",
"remarkably","remarry","remediable","remedial","remedy",
"remember","remembrance","remilitarise","remilitarize","remind",
"reminder","reminisce","reminiscence","reminiscences","reminiscent",
"remiss","remission","remit","remittance","remittent",
"remnant","remodel","remold","remonstrance","remonstrate",
"remorse","remorseful","remote","remotely","remould",
"remount","removal","remove","remover","remunerate",
"remunerative","renaissance","renal","rename","renascent",
"rend","render","rendering","rendezvous","rendition",
"renegade","renege","renegue","renew","renewable",
"renewal","rennet","renounce","renovate","renown",
"renowned","rent","rental","renter","rentier",
"renunciation","reopen","reorganise","reorganize","rep",
"repaid","repair","reparable","reparation","reparations",
"repartee","repast","repatriate","repay","repayable",
"repayment","repeal","repeat","repeated","repeatedly",
"repeater","repeating","repel","repellent","repent",
"repentance","repentant","repercussion","repertoire","repertory",
"repetition","repetitious","repine","replace","replacement",
"replay","replenish","replete","repletion","replica",
"replicate","reply","repoint","report","reportage",
"reportedly","reporter","repose","repository","repossess",
"repot","repp","reprehend","reprehensible","represent",
"representation","representational","representations","representative","repress",
"repressed","repression","repressive","reprieve","reprimand",
"reprint","reprisal","reprise","reproach","reprobate",
"reproduce","reproducer","reproduction","reproductive","reproof",
"reprove","reproving","reptile","reptilian","republic",
"republican","republicanism","repudiate","repugnance","repugnant",
"repulse","repulsion","repulsive","reputable","reputation",
"repute","reputed","reputedly","request","requiem",
"require","requirement","requisite","requisition","requital",
"requite","reredos","rerun","rescind","rescript",
"rescue","research","reseat","resemblance","resemble",
"resent","resentment","reservation","reserve","reserved",
"reservedly","reservist","reservoir","reset","resettle",
"reshuffle","reside","residence","residency","resident",
"residential","residual","residuary","residue","resign",
"resignation","resigned","resilience","resilient","resin",
"resinated","resist","resistance","resistant","resistor",
"resole","resolute","resolution","resolvable","resolve",
"resonance","resonant","resonate","resonator","resort",
"resound","resounding","resource","resourceful","resources",
"respect","respectability","respectable","respecter","respectful",
"respecting","respective","respectively","respects","respiration",
"respirator","respiratory","respire","respite","resplendence",
"resplendent","respond","respondent","response","responsibility",
"responsible","responsibly","responsive","rest","restage",
"restate","restaurant","restaurateur","restful","restitution",
"restive","restless","restock","restoration","restorative",
"restore","restorer","restrain","restrained","restraint",
"restrict","restricted","restriction","restrictive","restructure",
"result","resultant","resume","resumption","resurface",
"resurgence","resurgent","resurrect","resurrection","resuscitate",
"retail","retailer","retain","retainer","retake",
"retaliate","retaliation","retaliatory","retard","retarded",
"retch","retd","retell","retention","retentive",
"rethink","reticence","reticent","reticulated","reticulation",
"reticule","retina","retinue","retire","retired",
"retirement","retiring","retort","retouch","retrace",
"retract","retractable","retractile","retraction","retread",
"retreat","retrench","retrial","retraining","retribution",
"retributive","retrieval","retrieve","retriever","retroactive",
"retroflex","retrograde","retrogress","retrogressive","retrospect",
"retrospection","retrospective","retroversion","retsina","return",
"returnable","returns","reunion","reunite","reuse",
"rev","revalue","revamp","reveal","revealing",
"reveille","revel","revelation","revelry","revenge",
"revenue","reverberant","reverberate","reverberation","revere",
"reverence","reverend","reverent","reverential","reverie",
"revers","reversal","reverse","reversion","reversionary",
"revert","revetment","review","reviewer","revile",
"revise","revision","revisionism","revitalise","revitalize",
"revival","revivalist","revive","revivify","revocable",
"revocation","revoke","revolt","revolting","revolution",
"revolutionary","revolutionise","revolutionize","revolve","revolver",
"revolving","revue","revulsion","reward","rewarding",
"rewards","rewire","reword","rewrite","rex",
"rhapsodise","rhapsodize","rhapsody","rhea","rhenish",
"rheostat","rhetoric","rhetorical","rhetorically","rhetorician",
"rheum","rheumatic","rheumaticky","rheumatics","rheumatism",
"rheumatoid","rhinestone","rhinoceros","rhizome","rhododendron",
"rhomboid","rhombus","rhubarb","rhyme","rhymed",
"rhymester","rhythm","rhythmic","rib","ribald",
"ribaldry","ribbed","ribbing","ribbon","riboflavin",
"rice","rich","riches","richly","richness",
"rick","rickets","rickety","ricksha","rickshaw",
"ricochet","rid","riddance","ridden","riddle",
"ride","rider","riderless","ridge","ridgepole",
"ridicule","ridiculous","riding","riesling","rife",
"riff","riffle","riffraff","rifle","rifleman",
"rifles","rifling","rift","rig","rigging",
"right","righteous","rightful","rightist","rightly",
"rights","rightward","rightwards","rigid","rigidity",
"rigmarole","rigor","rigorous","rigour","rile",
"rill","rim","rime","rind","rinderpest",
"ring","ringer","ringleader","ringlet","ringmaster",
"ringside","ringworm","rink","rinse","riot",
"riotous","rip","riparian","ripcord","ripen",
"riposte","ripple","ripsaw","riptide","rise",
"riser","risibility","risible","rising","risk",
"risky","risotto","rissole","rite","ritual",
"ritualism","ritzy","rival","rivalry","rive",
"river","riverbed","riverside","rivet","riveter",
"riveting","riviera","rivulet","rna","roach",
"road","roadbed","roadblock","roadhouse","roadman",
"roadside","roadstead","roadster","roadway","roadworthy",
"roam","roan","roar","roaring","roast",
"roaster","roasting","rob","robber","robbery",
"robe","robin","robot","robust","rock",
"rockbound","rocker","rockery","rocket","rocketry",
"rocks","rocky","rococo","rod","rode",
"rodent","rodeo","rodomontade","roe","roebuck",
"rogation","roger","rogue","roguery","roguish",
"roisterer","role","roll","roller","rollicking",
"rolling","rolls","romaic","roman","romance",
"romanesque","romantic","romanticise","romanticism","romanticize",
"romany","romish","romp","romper","rompers",
"rondeau","rondo","roneo","rood","roodscreen",
"roof","roofing","roofless","rooftree","rook",
"rookery","rookie","room","roomer","roommate",
"rooms","roomy","roost","rooster","root",
"rooted","rootless","roots","rope","ropedancer",
"ropes","ropewalk","ropeway","ropey","ropy",
"roquefort","rosary","rose","roseate","rosebud",
"roseleaf","rosemary","rosette","rosewater","rosewood",
"rosin","roster","rostrum","rosy","rot",
"rota","rotary","rotate","rotation","rotatory",
"rotgut","rotisserie","rotogravure","rotor","rotten",
"rottenly","rotter","rotund","rotunda","rouble",
"rouge","rough","roughage","roughcast","roughen",
"roughhouse","roughly","roughneck","roughness","roughrider",
"roughshod","roulette","round","roundabout","roundel",
"roundelay","rounders","roundhead","roundhouse","roundish",
"roundly","rounds","roundsman","roundup","roup",
"rouse","rousing","roustabout","rout","route",
"routine","roux","rove","rover","row",
"rowan","rowanberry","rowdy","rowdyism","rowel",
"rower","rowing","rowlock","royal","royalist",
"royalty","rpm","rsm","rsvp","rub",
"rubber","rubberise","rubberize","rubberneck","rubbery",
"rubbing","rubbish","rubbishy","rubble","rubdown",
"rubella","rubicon","rubicund","ruble","rubric",
"ruby","ruck","rucksack","ruckus","ruction",
"ructions","rudder","ruddle","ruddy","rude",
"rudely","rudiment","rudimentary","rudiments","rue",
"rueful","ruff","ruffian","ruffianly","ruffle",
"rug","rugby","rugged","ruin","ruination",
"ruinous","ruins","rule","rulebook","ruler",
"ruling","rum","rumba","rumble","rumbling",
"rumbustious","ruminant","ruminate","ruminative","rummage",
"rummy","rumor","rumored","rumormonger","rumour",
"rumoured","rumourmonger","rump","rumple","rumpus",
"run","runaway","rung","runnel","runner",
"running","runny","runs","runt","runway",
};
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/*
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Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
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2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
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and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. The names "Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval" and
"University of Massachusetts" must not be used to endorse or promote products
derived from this software without prior written permission. To obtain
permission, contact info@ciir.cs.umass.edu.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AND OTHER CONTRIBUTORS
"AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE
GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGE.
*/
/* This is a java version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
*
* Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
* CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
*/
package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
/** A list of words used by Kstem
*/
// LUCENE MONITOR: Remove as of Lucene 3.3
class KStemData7 {
private KStemData7() {
}
static String[] data = {
"rupee","rupture","rural","ruritanian","ruse",
"rush","rushes","rushlight","rusk","russet",
"rust","rustic","rusticate","rustication","rustle",
"rustler","rustless","rustling","rustproof","rusty",
"rut","ruthless","rutting","rye","sabbatarian",
"sabbath","sabbatical","saber","sable","sabot",
"sabotage","saboteur","sabra","sabre","sac",
"saccharin","saccharine","sacerdotal","sacerdotalism","sachet",
"sack","sackbut","sackcloth","sacral","sacrament",
"sacramental","sacred","sacrifice","sacrificial","sacrilege",
"sacrilegious","sacristan","sacristy","sacroiliac","sacrosanct",
"sad","sadden","saddle","saddlebag","saddler",
"saddlery","sadducee","sadhu","sadism","sadly",
"sadomasochism","safari","safe","safebreaker","safeguard",
"safekeeping","safety","saffron","sag","saga",
"sagacious","sagacity","sagebrush","sago","sahib",
"said","sail","sailcloth","sailing","sailor",
"sailplane","saint","sainted","saintly","saith",
"sake","saki","salaam","salable","salacious",
"salacity","salad","salamander","salami","salaried",
"salary","sale","saleable","saleroom","sales",
"salesclerk","salesgirl","saleslady","salesman","salesmanship",
"salient","saliferous","salify","saline","salinometer",
"saliva","salivary","salivate","sallow","sally",
"salmon","salmonella","salon","saloon","salsify",
"salt","saltcellar","saltire","saltlick","saltpan",
"saltpeter","saltpetre","salts","saltshaker","saltwater",
"salty","salubrious","salutary","salutation","salute",
"salvage","salvation","salvationist","salve","salvedge",
"salver","salvia","salvo","samaritan","samaritans",
"samba","same","sameness","samovar","sampan",
"sample","sampler","samurai","sanatorium","sanctify",
"sanctimonious","sanction","sanctities","sanctity","sanctuary",
"sanctum","sanctus","sand","sandal","sandalwood",
"sandbag","sandbank","sandbar","sandblast","sandbox",
"sandboy","sandcastle","sander","sandglass","sandman",
"sandpaper","sandpiper","sandpit","sands","sandshoe",
"sandstone","sandstorm","sandwich","sandy","sane",
"sang","sangfroid","sangria","sanguinary","sanguine",
"sanitary","sanitation","sanitorium","sanity","sank",
"sans","sanskrit","sap","sapience","sapient",
"sapless","sapling","sapper","sapphic","sapphire",
"sappy","sapwood","saraband","sarabande","sarcasm",
"sarcastic","sarcophagus","sardine","sardonic","sarge",
"sari","sarky","sarong","sarsaparilla","sartorial",
"sash","sashay","sass","sassafras","sassy",
"sat","satan","satanic","satanism","satchel",
"sate","sateen","satellite","satiable","satiate",
"satiety","satin","satinwood","satiny","satire",
"satirical","satirise","satirize","satisfaction","satisfactory",
"satisfy","satisfying","satrap","satsuma","saturate",
"saturation","saturday","saturn","saturnalia","saturnine",
"satyr","sauce","saucepan","saucer","saucy",
"sauerkraut","sauna","saunter","saurian","sausage",
"sauterne","sauternes","savage","savagery","savanna",
"savannah","savant","save","saveloy","saver",
"saving","savings","savior","saviour","savor",
"savory","savour","savoury","savoy","savvy",
"saw","sawbones","sawbuck","sawdust","sawhorse",
"sawmill","sawpit","sawyer","saxifrage","saxon",
"saxophone","saxophonist","say","saying","scab",
"scabbard","scabby","scabies","scabious","scabrous",
"scads","scaffold","scaffolding","scalar","scalawag",
"scald","scalding","scale","scalene","scallion",
"scallop","scallywag","scalp","scalpel","scaly",
"scamp","scamper","scampi","scan","scandal",
"scandalise","scandalize","scandalmonger","scandalous","scandinavian",
"scanner","scansion","scant","scanty","scapegoat",
"scapegrace","scapula","scar","scarab","scarce",
"scarcely","scarcity","scare","scarecrow","scared",
"scaremonger","scarf","scarify","scarlet","scarp",
"scarper","scary","scat","scathing","scatology",
"scatter","scatterbrain","scatterbrained","scattered","scatty",
"scavenge","scavenger","scenario","scenarist","scene",
"scenery","sceneshifter","scenic","scent","scepter",
"sceptic","sceptical","scepticism","sceptre","schedule",
"schema","schematic","schematize","scheme","scherzo",
"schism","schismatic","schist","schizoid","schizophrenia",
"schizophrenic","schmaltz","schmalz","schnapps","schnitzel",
"schnorkel","scholar","scholarly","scholarship","scholastic",
"scholasticism","school","schoolboy","schoolhouse","schooling",
"schoolman","schoolmarm","schoolmaster","schoolmastering","schoolmate",
"schoolwork","schooner","schwa","sciatic","sciatica",
"science","scientific","scientist","scientology","scimitar",
"scintilla","scintillate","scion","scissor","scissors",
"sclerosis","scoff","scold","scollop","sconce",
"scone","scoop","scoot","scooter","scope",
"scorbutic","scorch","scorcher","scorching","score",
"scoreboard","scorebook","scorecard","scorekeeper","scoreless",
"scorer","scorn","scorpio","scorpion","scotch",
"scoundrel","scoundrelly","scour","scourer","scourge",
"scout","scoutmaster","scow","scowl","scrabble",
"scrag","scraggly","scraggy","scram","scramble",
"scrap","scrapbook","scrape","scraper","scrapings",
"scrappy","scraps","scratch","scratchpad","scratchy",
"scrawl","scrawny","scream","screamingly","scree",
"screech","screed","screen","screening","screenplay",
"screw","screwball","screwdriver","screwy","scribble",
"scribbler","scribe","scrimmage","scrimp","scrimshank",
"scrimshaw","scrip","script","scripted","scriptural",
"scripture","scriptwriter","scrivener","scrofula","scrofulous",
"scroll","scrollwork","scrooge","scrotum","scrounge",
"scrub","scrubber","scrubby","scruff","scruffy",
"scrum","scrumcap","scrumhalf","scrummage","scrumptious",
"scrumpy","scrunch","scruple","scrupulous","scrutineer",
"scrutinise","scrutinize","scrutiny","scuba","scud",
"scuff","scuffle","scull","scullery","scullion",
"sculptor","sculptural","sculpture","scum","scupper",
"scurf","scurrility","scurrilous","scurry","scurvy",
"scut","scutcheon","scuttle","scylla","scythe",
"sea","seabed","seabird","seaboard","seaborne",
"seafaring","seafood","seafront","seagirt","seagoing",
"seagull","seahorse","seakale","seal","sealer",
"sealing","sealskin","sealyham","seam","seaman",
"seamanlike","seamanship","seamstress","seamy","seaplane",
"seaport","sear","search","searching","searchlight",
"searing","seascape","seashell","seashore","seasick",
"seaside","season","seasonable","seasonal","seasoning",
"seat","seating","seawall","seaward","seawards",
"seawater","seaway","seaweed","seaworthy","sec",
"secateurs","secede","secession","seclude","secluded",
"seclusion","seclusive","second","secondary","seconds",
"secrecy","secret","secretarial","secretariat","secretary",
"secrete","secretion","secretive","sect","sectarian",
"section","sectional","sectionalism","sector","secular",
"secularise","secularism","secularize","secure","security",
"sedan","sedate","sedation","sedative","sedentary",
"sedge","sediment","sedimentary","sedimentation","sedition",
"seditious","seduce","seduction","seductive","sedulous",
"see","seed","seedbed","seedcake","seedling",
"seedsman","seedy","seeing","seek","seem",
"seeming","seemingly","seemly","seen","seep",
"seepage","seer","seersucker","seesaw","seethe",
"segment","segmentation","segregate","segregated","segregation",
"seigneur","seine","seismic","seismograph","seismology",
"seize","seizure","seldom","select","selection",
"selective","selector","selenium","self","selfish",
"selfless","selfsame","sell","seller","sellotape",
"selvage","selves","semantic","semantics","semaphore",
"semblance","semeiology","semen","semester","semibreve",
"semicircle","semicolon","semiconductor","semidetached","semifinal",
"semifinalist","seminal","seminar","seminarist","seminary",
"semiology","semiprecious","semiquaver","semitic","semitone",
"semitropical","semivowel","semiweekly","semolina","sempstress",
"sen","senate","senator","senatorial","send",
"sender","senescence","senescent","seneschal","senile",
"senility","senior","seniority","senna","sensation",
"sensational","sensationalism","sense","senseless","senses",
"sensibility","sensible","sensitise","sensitive","sensitivity",
"sensitize","sensor","sensory","sensual","sensualist",
"sensuality","sensuous","sent","sentence","sententious",
"sentient","sentiment","sentimental","sentimentalise","sentimentalism",
"sentimentality","sentimentalize","sentinel","sentry","sepal",
"separable","separate","separation","separatism","separator",
"sepia","sepoy","sepsis","september","septet",
"septic","septicaemia","septicemia","septuagenarian","septuagesima",
"septuagint","sepulcher","sepulchral","sepulchre","sequel",
"sequence","sequencing","sequent","sequential","sequester",
"sequestrate","sequestration","sequin","sequoia","seraglio",
"seraph","seraphic","sere","serenade","serendipity",
"serene","serf","serfdom","serge","sergeant",
"serial","serialise","serialize","seriatim","sericulture",
"series","serif","seriocomic","serious","seriously",
"sermon","sermonise","sermonize","serous","serpent",
"serpentine","serrated","serried","serum","serval",
"servant","serve","server","servery","service",
"serviceable","serviceman","serviette","servile","serving",
"servitor","servitude","servomechanism","servomotor","sesame",
"session","sessions","set","setback","setscrew",
"setsquare","sett","settee","setter","setting",
"settle","settled","settlement","settler","seven",
"seventeen","seventy","sever","several","severally",
"severance","severity","sew","sewage","sewer",
"sewerage","sewing","sex","sexagenarian","sexagesima",
"sexism","sexist","sexless","sextant","sextet",
"sexton","sextuplet","sexual","sexuality","sexy",
"sforzando","sgt","shabby","shack","shackle",
"shad","shade","shades","shading","shadow",
"shadowbox","shadowy","shady","shaft","shag",
"shagged","shaggy","shagreen","shah","shake",
"shakedown","shaker","shakes","shako","shaky",
"shale","shall","shallop","shallot","shallow",
"shallows","shalom","shalt","sham","shaman",
"shamble","shambles","shame","shamefaced","shameful",
"shameless","shammy","shampoo","shamrock","shandy",
"shanghai","shank","shantung","shanty","shantytown",
"shape","shaped","shapely","shard","share",
"sharecropper","shareholder","shares","shark","sharkskin",
"sharp","sharpen","sharpener","sharper","sharpshooter",
"shatter","shave","shaver","shaving","shawl",
"shay","she","sheaf","shear","shears",
"sheath","sheathe","sheathing","shebang","shebeen",
"shed","sheen","sheep","sheepdip","sheepdog",
"sheepfold","sheepish","sheepskin","sheer","sheet",
"sheeting","sheik","sheikdom","sheikh","sheikhdom",
"sheila","shekels","shelduck","shelf","shell",
"shellac","shellacking","shellfish","shellshock","shelter",
"sheltered","shelve","shelves","shelving","shenanigan",
"shepherd","shepherdess","sheraton","sherbet","sherd",
"sheriff","sherpa","sherry","shew","shh",
"shibboleth","shield","shift","shiftless","shifty",
"shilling","shimmer","shin","shinbone","shindig",
"shindy","shine","shiner","shingle","shingles",
"shining","shinny","shinto","shiny","ship",
"shipboard","shipbroker","shipbuilding","shipmate","shipment",
"shipper","shipping","shipshape","shipwreck","shipwright",
"shipyard","shire","shires","shirk","shirring",
"shirt","shirtfront","shirting","shirtsleeve","shirttail",
"shirtwaist","shirtwaister","shirty","shit","shits",
"shitty","shiver","shivers","shivery","shoal",
"shock","shocker","shockheaded","shocking","shockproof",
"shod","shoddy","shoe","shoeblack","shoehorn",
"shoelace","shoemaker","shoeshine","shoestring","shone",
"shoo","shook","shoot","shop","shopkeeper",
"shoplift","shopsoiled","shopworn","shore","shorn",
"short","shortage","shortbread","shortcake","shortcoming",
"shorten","shortening","shortfall","shorthand","shorthanded",
"shorthorn","shortie","shortly","shorts","shortsighted",
"shorty","shot","shotgun","should","shoulder",
"shouldst","shout","shouting","shove","shovel",
"shovelboard","show","showboat","showcase","showdown",
"shower","showery","showgirl","showing","showman",
"showmanship","shown","showpiece","showplace","showroom",
"showy","shrank","shrapnel","shred","shredder",
"shrew","shrewd","shrewish","shriek","shrift",
"shrike","shrill","shrimp","shrine","shrink",
"shrinkage","shrive","shrivel","shroud","shrub",
"shrubbery","shrug","shuck","shucks","shudder",
"shuffle","shuffleboard","shufty","shun","shunt",
"shunter","shush","shut","shutdown","shutter",
"shuttle","shuttlecock","shy","shyster","sibilant",
"sibling","sibyl","sibylline","sic","sick",
"sickbay","sickbed","sicken","sickening","sickle",
"sickly","sickness","sickroom","side","sidearm",
"sideboard","sideboards","sidecar","sidekick","sidelight",
"sideline","sidelong","sidereal","sidesaddle","sideshow",
"sideslip","sidesman","sidesplitting","sidestep","sidestroke",
"sideswipe","sidetrack","sidewalk","sideward","sidewards",
"sideways","siding","sidle","siege","sienna",
"sierra","siesta","sieve","sift","sifter",
"sigh","sight","sighted","sightless","sightly",
"sightscreen","sightsee","sightseer","sign","signal",
"signaler","signalise","signalize","signaller","signally",
"signalman","signatory","signature","signer","signet",
"significance","significant","signification","signify","signor",
"signora","signorina","signpost","signposted","silage",
"silence","silencer","silent","silhouette","silica",
"silicate","silicon","silicone","silicosis","silk",
"silken","silkworm","silky","sill","sillabub",
"silly","silo","silt","silvan","silver",
"silverfish","silverside","silversmith","silverware","silvery",
"simian","similar","similarity","similarly","simile",
"similitude","simmer","simony","simper","simple",
"simpleton","simplicity","simplify","simply","simulacrum",
"simulate","simulated","simulation","simulator","simultaneous",
"sin","since","sincere","sincerely","sincerity",
"sinecure","sinew","sinewy","sinful","sing",
"singe","singhalese","singing","single","singleness",
"singles","singlestick","singlet","singleton","singly",
"singsong","singular","singularly","sinhalese","sinister",
"sink","sinker","sinless","sinner","sinology",
"sinuous","sinus","sip","siphon","sir",
"sire","siren","sirloin","sirocco","sirrah",
"sis","sisal","sissy","sister","sisterhood",
"sisterly","sit","sitar","site","sitter",
"sitting","situated","situation","six","sixpence",
"sixteen","sixty","sizable","size","sizeable",
"sizzle","sizzler","skate","skateboard","skedaddle",
"skeet","skein","skeleton","skeptic","skeptical",
"skepticism","sketch","sketchpad","sketchy","skew",
"skewbald","skewer","ski","skibob","skid",
"skidlid","skidpan","skiff","skiffle","skilful",
"skill","skilled","skillet","skillful","skim",
"skimmer","skimp","skimpy","skin","skinflint",
"skinful","skinhead","skinny","skint","skip",
"skipper","skirl","skirmish","skirt","skit",
"skitter","skittish","skittle","skittles","skive",
"skivvy","skua","skulduggery","skulk","skull",
"skullcap","skullduggery","skunk","sky","skydiving",
"skyhook","skyjack","skylark","skylight","skyline",
"skyrocket","skyscraper","skywriting","slab","slack",
"slacken","slacker","slacks","slag","slagheap",
"slain","slake","slalom","slam","slander",
"slanderous","slang","slangy","slant","slantwise",
"slap","slapdash","slaphappy","slapstick","slash",
"slat","slate","slattern","slaty","slaughter",
"slaughterhouse","slave","slaver","slavery","slavic",
"slavish","slay","sleazy","sled","sledge",
"sledgehammer","sleek","sleep","sleeper","sleepless",
"sleepwalker","sleepy","sleepyhead","sleet","sleeve",
"sleigh","slender","slenderise","slenderize","slept",
"sleuth","slew","slewed","slice","slick",
"slicker","slide","slight","slightly","slim",
"slimy","sling","slingshot","slink","slip",
"slipcover","slipknot","slipover","slipper","slippery",
"slippy","slips","slipshod","slipstream","slipway",
"slit","slither","slithery","sliver","slivovitz",
"slob","slobber","sloe","slog","slogan",
"sloop","slop","slope","sloppy","slosh",
"sloshed","slot","sloth","slothful","slouch",
"slough","sloven","slovenly","slow","slowcoach",
"slowworm","sludge","slue","slug","sluggard",
"sluggish","sluice","sluiceway","slum","slumber",
"slumberous","slummy","slump","slung","slunk",
"slur","slurp","slurry","slush","slut",
"sly","smack","smacker","small","smallholder",
"smallholding","smallpox","smalls","smarmy","smart",
"smarten","smash","smashed","smasher","smashing",
"smattering","smear","smell","smelly","smelt",
"smile","smirch","smirk","smite","smith",
"smithereens","smithy","smitten","smock","smocking",
"smog","smoke","smoker","smokescreen","smokestack",
"smoking","smoky","smolder","smooch","smooth",
"smoothie","smoothy","smorgasbord","smote","smother",
"smoulder","smudge","smug","smuggle","smut",
"smutty","snack","snaffle","snag","snail",
"snake","snakebite","snaky","snap","snapdragon",
"snapper","snappish","snappy","snapshot","snare",
"snarl","snatch","snazzy","sneak","sneaker",
"sneaking","sneaky","sneer","sneeze","snick",
"snicker","snide","sniff","sniffle","sniffles",
"sniffy","snifter","snigger","snip","snippet",
"snips","snitch","snivel","snob","snobbery",
"snobbish","snog","snood","snook","snooker",
"snoop","snooper","snoot","snooty","snooze",
"snore","snorkel","snort","snorter","snot",
"snotty","snout","snow","snowball","snowberry",
"snowbound","snowdrift","snowdrop","snowfall","snowfield",
"snowflake","snowline","snowman","snowplough","snowplow",
"snowshoe","snowstorm","snowy","snr","snub",
"snuff","snuffer","snuffle","snug","snuggle",
"soak","soaked","soaking","soap","soapbox",
"soapstone","soapsuds","soapy","soar","sob",
"sober","sobriety","sobriquet","soccer","sociable",
"social","socialise","socialism","socialist","socialite",
"socialize","society","sociology","sock","socket",
"sod","soda","sodden","sodium","sodomite",
"sodomy","soever","sofa","soft","softball",
"soften","softhearted","softie","software","softwood",
"softy","soggy","soigne","soignee","soil",
"sojourn","sol","solace","solar","solarium",
"sold","solder","soldier","soldierly","soldiery",
"sole","solecism","solely","solemn","solemnise",
"solemnity","solemnize","solicit","solicitor","solicitous",
"solicitude","solid","solidarity","solidify","solidity",
"solidus","soliloquise","soliloquize","soliloquy","solipsism",
"solitaire","solitary","solitude","solo","soloist",
"solstice","soluble","solution","solve","solvency",
"solvent","somber","sombre","sombrero","some",
"somebody","someday","somehow","somersault","something",
"sometime","sometimes","someway","somewhat","somewhere",
"somnambulism","somnolent","son","sonar","sonata",
"song","songbird","songbook","songster","sonic",
"sonnet","sonny","sonority","sonorous","sonsy",
"soon","soot","soothe","soothsayer","sop",
"sophism","sophisticate","sophisticated","sophistication","sophistry",
"sophomore","soporific","sopping","soppy","soprano",
"sorbet","sorcerer","sorcery","sordid","sore",
"sorehead","sorely","sorghum","sorority","sorrel",
"sorrow","sorry","sort","sortie","sos",
"sot","sottish","sou","soubrette","soubriquet",
"sough","sought","soul","soulful","soulless",
"sound","soundings","soundproof","soundtrack","soup",
"sour","source","sourdough","sourpuss","sousaphone",
"souse","soused","south","southbound","southeast",
"southeaster","southeasterly","southeastern","southeastward","southeastwards",
"southerly","southern","southerner","southernmost","southpaw",
"southward","southwards","southwest","southwester","southwesterly",
"southwestern","southwestward","southwestwards","souvenir","sovereign",
"sovereignty","soviet","sow","sox","soy",
"soybean","sozzled","spa","space","spacecraft",
"spaceship","spacesuit","spacing","spacious","spade",
"spadework","spaghetti","spake","spam","span",
"spangle","spaniel","spank","spanking","spanner",
"spar","spare","spareribs","sparing","spark",
"sparkle","sparkler","sparks","sparrow","sparse",
"spartan","spasm","spasmodic","spastic","spat",
"spatchcock","spate","spatial","spatter","spatula",
"spavin","spawn","spay","speak","speakeasy",
"speaker","speakership","spear","spearhead","spearmint",
"spec","special","specialise","specialised","specialist",
"speciality","specialize","specialized","specially","specie",
"species","specific","specifically","specification","specifics",
"specify","specimen","specious","speck","speckle",
"spectacle","spectacled","spectacles","spectacular","spectator",
"specter","spectral","spectre","spectroscope","spectrum",
"speculate","speculation","speculative","speech","speechify",
"speechless","speed","speedboat","speeding","speedometer",
"speedway","speedwell","speedy","spelaeology","speleology",
"spell","spellbind","spelling","spend","spender",
"spendthrift","spent","sperm","spermaceti","spermatozoa",
"spew","sphagnum","sphere","spherical","spheroid",
"sphincter","sphinx","spice","spicy","spider",
"spidery","spiel","spigot","spike","spikenard",
"spiky","spill","spillover","spillway","spin",
"spinach","spinal","spindle","spindly","spine",
"spineless","spinet","spinnaker","spinner","spinney",
"spinster","spiny","spiral","spire","spirit",
"spirited","spiritless","spirits","spiritual","spiritualise",
"spiritualism","spirituality","spiritualize","spirituous","spirt",
"spit","spite","spitfire","spittle","spittoon",
"spiv","splash","splashy","splat","splatter",
"splay","splayfoot","spleen","splendid","splendiferous",
"splendor","splendour","splenetic","splice","splicer",
"splint","splinter","split","splits","splitting",
"splotch","splurge","splutter","spoil","spoilage",
"spoils","spoilsport","spoke","spoken","spokeshave",
"spokesman","spoliation","spondee","sponge","spongy",
"sponsor","spontaneous","spoof","spook","spooky",
"spool","spoon","spoonerism","spoonful","spoor",
"sporadic","spore","sporran","sport","sporting",
"sportive","sports","sportsman","sportsmanlike","sportsmanship",
"sporty","spot","spotless","spotlight","spotted",
"spotter","spotty","spouse","spout","sprain",
"sprang","sprat","sprawl","spray","sprayer",
"spread","spree","sprig","sprigged","sprightly",
"spring","springboard","springbok","springtime","springy",
"sprinkle","sprinkler","sprinkling","sprint","sprite",
"sprocket","sprout","spruce","sprung","spry",
"spud","spume","spun","spunk","spur",
"spurious","spurn","spurt","sputter","sputum",
"spy","spyglass","squab","squabble","squad",
"squadron","squalid","squall","squalor","squander",
"square","squash","squashy","squat","squatter",
"squaw","squawk","squeak","squeaky","squeal",
"squeamish","squeegee","squeeze","squeezer","squelch",
"squib","squid","squidgy","squiffy","squiggle",
"squint","squirarchy","squire","squirearchy","squirm",
"squirrel","squirt","squirter","sri","srn",
"ssh","stab","stabbing","stabilise","stabiliser",
"stability","stabilize","stabilizer","stable","stabling",
"staccato","stack","stadium","staff","stag",
"stage","stagecoach","stager","stagestruck","stagger",
"staggering","staggers","staging","stagnant","stagnate",
"stagy","staid","stain","stainless","stair",
"staircase","stairs","stairwell","stake","stakeholder",
"stakes","stalactite","stalagmite","stale","stalemate",
"stalk","stall","stallholder","stallion","stalls",
"stalwart","stamen","stamina","stammer","stamp",
"stampede","stance","stanch","stanchion","stand",
"standard","standardise","standardize","standby","standing",
"standoffish","standpipe","standpoint","standstill","stank",
"stanza","staple","stapler","star","starboard",
"starch","starchy","stardom","stardust","stare",
"starfish","stargazer","stargazing","staring","stark",
"starkers","starlet","starlight","starling","starlit",
"starry","stars","start","starter","starters",
"startle","starvation","starve","starveling","stash",
"state","statecraft","statehood","stateless","stately",
"statement","stateroom","states","stateside","statesman",
"static","statics","station","stationary","stationer",
"stationery","stationmaster","statistic","statistician","statistics",
"statuary","statue","statuesque","statuette","stature",
"status","statute","statutory","staunch","stave",
"staves","stay","stayer","stays","std",
"stead","steadfast","steady","steak","steal",
"stealth","stealthy","steam","steamboat","steamer",
"steamroller","steamship","steed","steel","steelworker",
"steelworks","steely","steelyard","steenbok","steep",
"steepen","steeple","steeplechase","steeplejack","steer",
"steerage","steerageway","steersman","stein","steinbok",
"stele","stellar","stem","stench","stencil",
"stenographer","stenography","stentorian","step","stepbrother",
"stepchild","stepladder","stepparent","steps","stepsister",
"stereo","stereoscope","stereoscopic","stereotype","sterile",
"sterilise","sterility","sterilize","sterling","stern",
"sternum","steroid","stertorous","stet","stethoscope",
"stetson","stevedore","stew","steward","stewardess",
"stewardship","stewed","stick","sticker","stickleback",
"stickler","stickpin","sticks","sticky","stiff",
"stiffen","stiffener","stiffening","stifle","stigma",
"stigmata","stigmatise","stigmatize","stile","stiletto",
"still","stillbirth","stillborn","stillroom","stilly",
"stilt","stilted","stilton","stimulant","stimulate",
"stimulus","sting","stinger","stingo","stingray",
"stingy","stink","stinking","stint","stipend",
"stipendiary","stipple","stipulate","stipulation","stir",
"stirrer","stirring","stirrup","stitch","stoat",
"stock","stockade","stockbreeder","stockbroker","stockcar",
"stockfish","stockholder","stockily","stockinet","stockinette",
"stocking","stockist","stockjobber","stockman","stockpile",
"stockpot","stockroom","stocks","stocktaking","stocky",
"stockyard","stodge","stodgy","stoic","stoical",
"stoicism","stoke","stokehold","stoker","stole",
"stolen","stolid","stomach","stomachache","stomachful",
"stomp","stone","stonebreaker","stonecutter","stoned",
"stoneless","stonemason","stonewall","stoneware","stonework",
"stony","stood","stooge","stool","stoolpigeon",
"stoop","stop","stopcock","stopgap","stopover",
"stoppage","stopper","stopping","stopwatch","storage",
"store","storehouse","storekeeper","storeroom","stores",
"storey","storied","stork","storm","stormbound",
"stormy","story","storybook","storyteller","stoup",
"stout","stouthearted","stove","stovepipe","stow",
"stowage","stowaway","straddle","stradivarius","strafe",
"straggle","straggly","straight","straightaway","straightedge",
"straighten","straightforward","straightway","strain","strained",
"strainer","strait","straitened","straitjacket","straitlaced",
"straits","strand","stranded","strange","stranger",
"strangle","stranglehold","strangulate","strangulation","strap",
"straphanging","strapless","strapping","strata","stratagem",
"strategic","strategist","strategy","stratification","stratify",
"stratosphere","stratum","straw","strawberry","strawboard",
"stray","streak","streaker","streaky","stream",
"streamer","streamline","streamlined","street","streetcar",
"streetwalker","strength","strengthen","strenuous","streptococcus",
"streptomycin","stress","stretch","stretcher","stretchy",
"strew","strewth","striated","striation","stricken",
"strict","stricture","stride","stridency","strident",
"stridulate","strife","strike","strikebound","strikebreaker",
"strikebreaking","striker","striking","string","stringency",
"stringent","strings","stringy","strip","stripe",
"striped","stripling","stripper","striptease","stripy",
"strive","strode","stroke","stroll","stroller",
"strolling","strong","strongarm","strongbox","stronghold",
"strontium","strop","strophe","stroppy","strove",
"struck","structural","structure","strudel","struggle",
"strum","strumpet","strung","strut","strychnine",
"stub","stubble","stubborn","stubby","stucco",
"stuck","stud","studbook","student","studied",
"studio","studious","study","stuff","stuffing",
"stuffy","stultify","stumble","stump","stumper",
"stumpy","stun","stung","stunk","stunner",
"stunning","stunt","stupefaction","stupefy","stupendous",
"stupid","stupidity","stupor","sturdy","sturgeon",
"stutter","sty","stye","stygian","style",
"stylise","stylish","stylist","stylistic","stylistics",
"stylize","stylus","stymie","styptic","suasion",
"suave","sub","subaltern","subatomic","subcommittee",
"subconscious","subcontinent","subcontract","subcontractor","subcutaneous",
"subdivide","subdue","subdued","subedit","subeditor",
"subheading","subhuman","subject","subjection","subjective",
"subjoin","subjugate","subjunctive","sublease","sublet",
"sublieutenant","sublimate","sublime","subliminal","submarine",
"submariner","submerge","submergence","submersible","submission",
"submissive","submit","subnormal","suborbital","subordinate",
"suborn","subplot","subpoena","subscribe","subscriber",
"subscription","subsequent","subservience","subservient","subside",
"subsidence","subsidiary","subsidise","subsidize","subsidy",
"subsist","subsistence","subsoil","subsonic","substance",
"substandard","substantial","substantially","substantiate","substantival",
"substantive","substation","substitute","substratum","substructure",
"subsume","subtenant","subtend","subterfuge","subterranean",
"subtitle","subtitles","subtle","subtlety","subtopia",
"subtract","subtraction","subtropical","suburb","suburban",
"suburbanite","suburbia","suburbs","subvention","subversive",
"subvert","subway","succeed","success","successful",
"succession","successive","successor","succinct","succor",
"succour","succubus","succulence","succulent","succumb",
"such","suchlike","suck","sucker","suckle",
"suckling","sucrose","suction","sudden","suds",
"sue","suet","suffer","sufferable","sufferance",
"sufferer","suffering","suffice","sufficiency","sufficient",
"suffix","suffocate","suffragan","suffrage","suffragette",
"suffuse","sugar","sugarcane","sugarcoated","sugarloaf",
"sugary","suggest","suggestible","suggestion","suggestive",
"suicidal","suicide","suit","suitability","suitable",
"suitcase","suiting","suitor","sulfate","sulfide",
"sulfur","sulfuret","sulfurous","sulk","sulks",
"sulky","sullen","sully","sulphate","sulphide",
"sulphur","sulphuret","sulphurous","sultan","sultana",
"sultanate","sultry","sum","sumac","sumach",
"summarise","summarize","summary","summat","summation",
"summer","summerhouse","summertime","summery","summit",
"summon","summons","sump","sumptuary","sumptuous",
"sun","sunbaked","sunbathe","sunbeam","sunblind",
"sunbonnet","sunburn","sunburnt","sundae","sunday",
"sundeck","sunder","sundew","sundial","sundown",
"sundowner","sundrenched","sundries","sundry","sunfish",
"sunflower","sung","sunglasses","sunk","sunken",
"sunlamp","sunless","sunlight","sunlit","sunny",
"sunray","sunrise","sunroof","sunset","sunshade",
"sunshine","sunspot","sunstroke","suntan","suntrap",
"sup","super","superabundance","superabundant","superannuate",
"superannuated","superannuation","superb","supercharged","supercharger",
"supercilious","superconductivity","superduper","superego","superficial",
"superficies","superfine","superfluity","superfluous","superhuman",
"superimpose","superintend","superintendent","superior","superlative",
"superlatively","superman","supermarket","supernal","supernatural",
"supernova","supernumerary","superscription","supersede","supersession",
"supersonic","superstar","superstition","superstitious","superstructure",
"supertax","supervene","supervise","supervisory","supine",
"supper","supplant","supple","supplement","supplementary",
"suppliant","supplicant","supplicate","supplier","supplies",
"supply","support","supportable","supporter","supportive",
"suppose","supposed","supposedly","supposing","supposition",
"suppository","suppress","suppression","suppressive","suppressor",
"suppurate","supranational","supremacist","supremacy","supreme",
"surcharge","surcoat","surd","sure","surefire",
"surefooted","surely","surety","surf","surface",
"surfboard","surfboat","surfeit","surfer","surge",
"surgeon","surgery","surgical","surly","surmise",
"surmount","surname","surpass","surpassing","surplice",
"surplus","surprise","surprising","surreal","surrealism",
"surrealist","surrealistic","surrender","surreptitious","surrey",
"surrogate","surround","surrounding","surroundings","surtax",
"surveillance","survey","surveyor","survival","survive",
"survivor","susceptibilities","susceptibility","susceptible","suspect",
"suspend","suspender","suspenders","suspense","suspension",
"suspicion","suspicious","sustain","sustenance","suttee",
"suture","suzerain","suzerainty","svelte","swab",
"swaddle","swag","swagger","swain","swallow",
"swallowtailed","swam","swami","swamp","swampy",
"swan","swank","swanky","swansdown","swansong",
"swap","sward","swarf","swarm","swarthy",
"swashbuckler","swashbuckling","swastika","swat","swatch",
"swath","swathe","swatter","sway","swayback",
"swear","swearword","sweat","sweatband","sweated",
"sweater","sweatshirt","sweatshop","sweaty","swede",
"sweep","sweeper","sweeping","sweepings","sweepstake",
"sweepstakes","sweet","sweetbread","sweetbriar","sweetbrier",
"sweeten","sweetener","sweetening","sweetheart","sweetie",
"sweetish","sweetmeat","sweets","swell","swelling",
"swelter","sweltering","swept","swerve","swift",
"swig","swill","swim","swimming","swimmingly",
"swindle","swine","swineherd","swing","swingeing",
"swinger","swinging","swinish","swipe","swirl",
"swish","switch","switchback","switchblade","switchboard",
"switchgear","switchman","swivel","swiz","swizzle",
"swollen","swoon","swoop","swop","sword",
"swordfish","swordplay","swordsman","swordsmanship","swordstick",
"swore","sworn","swot","swum","swung",
"sybarite","sybaritic","sycamore","sycophant","sycophantic",
"sylabub","syllabary","syllabic","syllabify","syllable",
"syllabub","syllabus","syllogism","syllogistic","sylph",
"sylphlike","sylvan","symbiosis","symbol","symbolic",
"symbolise","symbolism","symbolist","symbolize","symmetrical",
"symmetry","sympathetic","sympathies","sympathise","sympathize",
"sympathy","symphonic","symphony","symposium","symptom",
"symptomatic","synagogue","sync","synch","synchonise",
"synchromesh","synchronize","synchrotron","syncopate","syncope",
"syndic","syndicalism","syndicate","syndrome","synod",
"synonym","synonymous","synopsis","synoptic","syntactic",
"syntax","synthesis","synthesise","synthesiser","synthesize",
"synthesizer","synthetic","syphilis","syphilitic","syphon",
"syringe","syrup","syrupy","system","systematic",
"systematise","systematize","systemic","tab","tabard",
"tabasco","tabby","tabernacle","table","tableau",
"tablecloth","tableland","tablemat","tablespoon","tablespoonful",
"tablet","tableware","tabloid","taboo","tabor",
"tabular","tabulate","tabulator","tacit","taciturn",
"tack","tackiness","tackle","tacky","tact",
"tactic","tactical","tactician","tactics","tactile",
"tactual","tadpole","taffeta","taffrail","taffy",
"tag","tail","tailback","tailboard","tailcoat",
"taillight","tailor","tailpiece","tails","tailspin",
"tailwind","taint","take","takeaway","takeoff",
"takeover","taking","takings","talc","tale",
"talebearer","talent","talented","talisman","talk",
"talkative","talker","talkie","talks","tall",
"tallboy","tallow","tally","tallyho","tallyman",
"talmud","talon","tamale","tamarind","tamarisk",
"tambour","tambourine","tame","tammany","tamp",
"tamper","tampon","tan","tandem","tang",
"tangent","tangential","tangerine","tangible","tangle",
"tango","tank","tankard","tanker","tanner",
"tannery","tannin","tanning","tannoy","tansy",
"tantalise","tantalize","tantalus","tantamount","tantrum",
"taoism","tap","tape","taper","tapestry",
"tapeworm","tapioca","tapir","tappet","taproom",
"taproot","taps","tar","tarantella","tarantula",
"tarboosh","tardy","target","tariff","tarmac",
"tarn","tarnish","taro","tarot","tarpaulin",
"tarragon","tarry","tarsal","tarsus","tart",
"tartan","tartar","task","taskmaster","tassel",
"taste","tasteful","tasteless","taster","tasty",
"tat","tatas","tatter","tattered","tatters",
"tatting","tattle","tattoo","tattooist","tatty",
"taught","taunt","taurus","taut","tautological",
"tautology","tavern","tawdry","tawny","tawse",
"tax","taxation","taxi","taxidermist","taxidermy",
"taximeter","taxonomy","tea","teabag","teacake",
"teach","teacher","teaching","teacup","teacupful",
"teagarden","teahouse","teak","teakettle","teal",
"tealeaf","team","teamster","teamwork","teapot",
"tear","tearaway","teardrop","tearful","teargas",
"tearjerker","tearless","tearoom","tease","teasel",
"teaser","teaspoon","teaspoonful","teat","teatime",
"teazle","tech","technical","technicality","technician",
"technique","technocracy","technocrat","technological","technologist",
"technology","techy","tedious","tedium","tee",
"teem","teeming","teenage","teenager","teens",
"teenybopper","teeter","teeth","teethe","teetotal",
"teetotaler","teetotaller","teflon","tegument","tele",
"telecast","telecommunications","telegram","telegraph","telegrapher",
"telegraphese","telegraphic","telemarketing","telemeter","telemetry",
"teleology","telepathic","telepathist","telepathy","telephone",
"telephonist","telephony","telephotograph","telephotography","teleprinter",
"teleprompter","telescope","telescopic","televise","television",
"televisual","telex","telfer","tell","teller",
"telling","telltale","telly","telpher","telstar",
"temerity","temp","temper","tempera","temperament",
"temperamental","temperance","temperate","temperature","tempest",
"tempestuous","template","temple","templet","tempo",
"temporal","temporary","temporise","temporize","tempt",
"temptation","ten","tenable","tenacious","tenacity",
"tenancy","tenant","tenantry","tench","tend",
"tendency","tendentious","tender","tenderfoot","tenderhearted",
"tenderise","tenderize","tenderloin","tendon","tendril",
"tenement","tenet","tenner","tennis","tenon",
};
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/*
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Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval,
University of Massachusetts, Amherst.
All rights reserved.
Redistribution and use in source and binary forms, with or without modification,
are permitted provided that the following conditions are met:
1. Redistributions of source code must retain the above copyright notice, this
list of conditions and the following disclaimer.
2. Redistributions in binary form must reproduce the above copyright notice,
this list of conditions and the following disclaimer in the documentation
and/or other materials provided with the distribution.
3. The names "Center for Intelligent Information Retrieval" and
"University of Massachusetts" must not be used to endorse or promote products
derived from this software without prior written permission. To obtain
permission, contact info@ciir.cs.umass.edu.
THIS SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED BY UNIVERSITY OF MASSACHUSETTS AND OTHER CONTRIBUTORS
"AS IS" AND ANY EXPRESS OR IMPLIED WARRANTIES, INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO,
THE IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE
ARE DISCLAIMED. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE COPYRIGHT HOLDERS OR CONTRIBUTORS BE
LIABLE FOR ANY DIRECT, INDIRECT, INCIDENTAL, SPECIAL, EXEMPLARY, OR
CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES (INCLUDING, BUT NOT LIMITED TO, PROCUREMENT OF SUBSTITUTE
GOODS OR SERVICES; LOSS OF USE, DATA, OR PROFITS; OR BUSINESS INTERRUPTION)
HOWEVER CAUSED AND ON ANY THEORY OF LIABILITY, WHETHER IN CONTRACT, STRICT
LIABILITY, OR TORT (INCLUDING NEGLIGENCE OR OTHERWISE) ARISING IN ANY WAY
OUT OF THE USE OF THIS SOFTWARE, EVEN IF ADVISED OF THE POSSIBILITY OF
SUCH DAMAGE.
*/
/* This is a java version of Bob Krovetz' KStem.
*
* Java version by Sergio Guzman-Lara.
* CIIR-UMass Amherst http://ciir.cs.umass.edu
*/
package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
/** A list of words used by Kstem
*/
// LUCENE MONITOR: Remove as of Lucene 3.3
class KStemData8 {
private KStemData8() {
}
static String[] data = {
"tenor","tenpin","tense","tensile","tension",
"tent","tentacle","tentative","tenterhooks","tenuity",
"tenuous","tenure","tepee","tepid","tequila",
"tercentenary","tercentennial","term","termagant","terminable",
"terminal","terminate","termination","terminology","terminus",
"termite","terms","tern","terpsichorean","terrace",
"terracotta","terrain","terrapin","terrestrial","terrible",
"terribly","terrier","terrific","terrifically","terrify",
"territorial","territory","terror","terrorise","terrorism",
"terrorize","terrycloth","terse","tertian","tertiary",
"terylene","tessellated","test","testament","testamentary",
"testate","testator","tester","testicle","testify",
"testimonial","testimony","testis","testy","tetanus",
"tetchy","tether","teutonic","text","textbook",
"textile","textual","texture","thalidomide","than",
"thane","thank","thankful","thankless","thanks",
"thanksgiving","thankyou","that","thatch","thaw",
"the","theater","theatergoer","theatre","theatregoer",
"theatrical","theatricals","thee","theft","thegn",
"their","theirs","theism","them","theme",
"themselves","then","thence","thenceforth","theocracy",
"theocratic","theodolite","theologian","theology","theorem",
"theoretical","theoretically","theorise","theorist","theorize",
"theory","theosophy","therapeutic","therapeutics","therapist",
"therapy","there","thereabouts","thereafter","thereby",
"therefore","therein","thereinafter","thereof","thereon",
"thereto","thereunder","thereupon","therm","thermal",
"thermionic","thermionics","thermodynamics","thermometer","thermonuclear",
"thermoplastic","thermos","thermosetting","thermostat","thesaurus",
"these","thesis","thespian","thews","they",
"thick","thicken","thickener","thicket","thickheaded",
"thickness","thickset","thief","thieve","thieving",
"thievish","thigh","thimble","thimbleful","thin",
"thine","thing","thingamajig","thingamujig","things",
"think","thinkable","thinking","thinner","third",
"thirst","thirsty","thirteen","thirty","this",
"thistle","thistledown","thither","thole","thong",
"thorax","thorn","thorny","thorough","thoroughbred",
"thoroughfare","thoroughgoing","those","thou","though",
"thought","thoughtful","thoughtless","thousand","thraldom",
"thrall","thralldom","thrash","thrashing","thread",
"threadbare","threadlike","threat","threaten","three",
"threepence","threnody","thresh","thresher","threshold",
"threw","thrice","thrift","thrifty","thrill",
"thriller","thrive","throat","throaty","throb",
"throes","thrombosis","throne","throng","throstle",
"throttle","through","throughout","throughput","throughway",
"throw","throwaway","throwback","thru","thrum",
"thrush","thrust","thruster","thruway","thud",
"thug","thuggery","thumb","thumbnail","thumbscrew",
"thumbtack","thump","thumping","thunder","thunderbolt",
"thunderclap","thundercloud","thundering","thunderous","thunderstorm",
"thunderstruck","thundery","thurible","thursday","thus",
"thwack","thwart","thy","thyme","thyroid",
"thyself","tiara","tibia","tic","tick",
"ticker","tickertape","ticket","ticking","tickle",
"tickler","ticklish","tidal","tidbit","tiddler",
"tiddley","tiddleywinks","tiddly","tiddlywinks","tide",
"tidemark","tidewater","tideway","tidings","tidy",
"tie","tiebreaker","tiepin","tier","tiff",
"tiffin","tig","tiger","tigerish","tight",
"tighten","tightfisted","tightrope","tights","tightwad",
"tigress","tike","tilde","tile","till",
"tillage","tiller","tilt","timber","timbered",
"timberline","timbre","timbrel","time","timekeeper",
"timeless","timely","timepiece","timer","times",
"timesaving","timeserver","timeserving","timetable","timework",
"timeworn","timid","timing","timorous","timothy",
"timpani","timpanist","tin","tincture","tinder",
"tinderbox","tinfoil","ting","tingaling","tinge",
"tingle","tinker","tinkle","tinny","tinplate",
"tinsel","tint","tintack","tintinnabulation","tiny",
"tip","tippet","tipple","tipstaff","tipster",
"tipsy","tiptoe","tirade","tire","tired",
"tireless","tiresome","tiro","tissue","tit",
"titan","titanic","titanium","titbit","titfer",
"tithe","titillate","titivate","title","titled",
"titleholder","titmouse","titter","tittivate","tittle",
"titty","titular","tizzy","tnt","toad",
"toadstool","toady","toast","toaster","toastmaster",
"tobacco","tobacconist","toboggan","toccata","tocsin",
"tod","today","toddle","toddler","toddy",
"toe","toehold","toenail","toff","toffee",
"toffy","tog","toga","together","togetherness",
"toggle","togs","toil","toilet","toiletries",
"toiletry","toils","tokay","token","told",
"tolerable","tolerably","tolerance","tolerant","tolerate",
"toleration","toll","tollgate","tollhouse","tomahawk",
"tomato","tomb","tombola","tomboy","tombstone",
"tomcat","tome","tomfoolery","tommyrot","tomorrow",
"tomtit","ton","tonal","tonality","tone",
"toneless","tong","tongs","tongue","tonic",
"tonight","tonnage","tonne","tonsil","tonsilitis",
"tonsillitis","tonsorial","tonsure","tontine","too",
"took","tool","toot","tooth","toothache",
"toothbrush","toothcomb","toothpaste","toothpick","toothsome",
"toothy","tootle","toots","tootsie","top",
"topaz","topcoat","topdressing","topee","topgallant",
"topi","topiary","topic","topical","topicality",
"topknot","topless","topmast","topmost","topographer",
"topographical","topography","topper","topping","topple",
"tops","topsail","topside","topsoil","topspin",
"toque","tor","torch","torchlight","tore",
"toreador","torment","tormentor","torn","tornado",
"torpedo","torpid","torpor","torque","torrent",
"torrential","torrid","torsion","torso","tort",
"tortilla","tortoise","tortoiseshell","tortuous","torture",
"tory","toss","tot","total","totalisator",
"totalitarian","totalitarianism","totality","totalizator","tote",
"totem","totter","tottery","toucan","touch",
"touchdown","touched","touching","touchline","touchstone",
"touchy","tough","toughen","toupee","tour",
"tourism","tourist","tournament","tourney","tourniquet",
"tousle","tout","tow","towards","towel",
"toweling","towelling","tower","towering","towline",
"town","townscape","township","townsman","townspeople",
"towpath","toxaemia","toxemia","toxic","toxicologist",
"toxicology","toxin","toy","toyshop","trace",
"tracer","tracery","trachea","trachoma","tracing",
"track","trackless","tracksuit","tract","tractable",
"traction","tractor","trad","trade","trademark",
"trader","trades","tradesman","tradespeople","tradition",
"traditional","traditionalism","traduce","traffic","trafficator",
"trafficker","tragedian","tragedienne","tragedy","tragic",
"tragicomedy","trail","trailer","train","trainbearer",
"trainee","training","trainman","traipse","trait",
"traitor","traitorous","trajectory","tram","tramline",
"trammel","trammels","tramp","trample","trampoline",
"trance","tranny","tranquil","tranquiliser","tranquillise",
"tranquillize","tranquillizer","transact","transaction","transactions",
"transalpine","transatlantic","transcend","transcendence","transcendent",
"transcendental","transcendentalism","transcontinental","transcribe","transcript",
"transcription","transept","transfer","transference","transfiguration",
"transfigure","transfix","transform","transformation","transformer",
"transfuse","transgress","tranship","transience","transient",
"transistor","transistorise","transistorize","transit","transition",
"transitive","translate","translator","transliterate","translucence",
"translucent","transmigration","transmission","transmit","transmitter",
"transmogrify","transmute","transoceanic","transom","transparency",
"transparent","transpiration","transpire","transplant","transpolar",
"transport","transportation","transporter","transpose","transship",
"transubstantiation","transverse","transvestism","transvestite","trap",
"trapdoor","trapeze","trapezium","trapezoid","trapper",
"trappings","trappist","trapse","trapshooting","trash",
"trashcan","trashy","trauma","traumatic","travail",
"travel","traveled","traveler","travelled","traveller",
"travelog","travelogue","travels","travelsick","traverse",
"travesty","trawl","trawler","tray","treacherous",
"treachery","treacle","treacly","tread","treadle",
"treadmill","treason","treasonable","treasure","treasurer",
"treasury","treat","treatise","treatment","treaty",
"treble","tree","trefoil","trek","trellis",
"tremble","tremendous","tremolo","tremor","tremulous",
"trench","trenchant","trencher","trencherman","trend",
"trendsetter","trendy","trepan","trephine","trepidation",
"trespass","tresses","trestle","trews","triad",
"trial","triangle","triangular","tribal","tribalism",
"tribe","tribesman","tribulation","tribunal","tribune",
"tributary","tribute","trice","triceps","trichinosis",
"trick","trickery","trickle","trickster","tricky",
"tricolor","tricolour","tricycle","trident","triennial",
"trier","trifle","trifler","trifling","trigger",
"trigonometry","trike","trilateral","trilby","trilingual",
"trill","trillion","trilobite","trilogy","trim",
"trimaran","trimester","trimmer","trimming","trinitrotoluene",
"trinity","trinket","trio","trip","tripartite",
"triple","triplet","triplex","triplicate","tripod",
"tripos","tripper","tripping","triptych","tripwire",
"trireme","trisect","trite","triumph","triumphal",
"triumphant","triumvir","triumvirate","trivet","trivia",
"trivial","trivialise","triviality","trivialize","trochaic",
"trochee","trod","trodden","troglodyte","troika",
"trojan","troll","trolley","trolleybus","trollop",
"trombone","trombonist","troop","trooper","troops",
"troopship","trope","trophy","tropic","tropical",
"tropics","trot","troth","trotskyist","trotter",
"troubadour","trouble","troublemaker","troubleshooter","troublesome",
"trough","trounce","troupe","trouper","trouser",
"trousers","trousseau","trout","trove","trowel",
"truancy","truant","truce","truck","trucking",
"truckle","truculence","truculent","trudge","true",
"trueborn","truehearted","truelove","truffle","trug",
"truism","truly","trump","trumpery","trumpet",
"trumps","truncate","truncheon","trundle","trunk",
"trunks","truss","trust","trustee","trusteeship",
"trustful","trustworthy","trusty","truth","truthful",
"try","tryst","tsar","tsarina","tsp",
"tub","tuba","tubby","tube","tubeless",
"tuber","tubercular","tuberculosis","tubful","tubing",
"tubular","tuck","tucker","tuckerbag","tuesday",
"tuft","tug","tugboat","tuition","tulip",
"tulle","tumble","tumbledown","tumbler","tumbleweed",
"tumbrel","tumbril","tumescent","tumid","tummy",
"tumor","tumour","tumult","tumultuous","tumulus",
"tun","tuna","tundra","tune","tuneful",
"tuneless","tuner","tungsten","tunic","tunnel",
"tunny","tup","tuppence","tuppenny","turban",
"turbid","turbine","turbojet","turboprop","turbot",
"turbulence","turbulent","turd","tureen","turf",
"turgid","turkey","turmeric","turmoil","turn",
"turnabout","turncoat","turncock","turner","turning",
"turnip","turnkey","turnout","turnover","turnpike",
"turnstile","turntable","turpentine","turpitude","turquoise",
"turret","turtle","turtledove","turtleneck","tush",
"tusk","tusker","tussle","tussock","tut",
"tutelage","tutelary","tutor","tutorial","tutu",
"tuxedo","twaddle","twain","twang","twat",
"tweak","twee","tweed","tweeds","tweedy",
"tweet","tweeter","tweezers","twelfth","twelve",
"twelvemonth","twenty","twerp","twice","twiddle",
"twig","twilight","twill","twin","twinge",
"twinkle","twinkling","twirl","twirp","twist",
"twister","twit","twitch","twitter","twixt",
"two","twofaced","twopence","twopenny","twosome",
"tycoon","tyke","tympanum","type","typecast",
"typeface","typescript","typesetter","typewriter","typewritten",
"typhoid","typhoon","typhus","typical","typically",
"typify","typist","typographer","typographic","typography",
"tyrannical","tyrannise","tyrannize","tyrannosaurus","tyranny",
"tyrant","tyre","tyro","tzar","tzarina",
"ubiquitous","ucca","udder","ufo","ugh",
"ugly","uhf","ukulele","ulcer","ulcerate",
"ulcerous","ullage","ulna","ult","ulterior",
"ultimate","ultimately","ultimatum","ultimo","ultramarine",
"ultrasonic","ultraviolet","umber","umbrage","umbrella",
"umlaut","umpire","umpteen","unabashed","unabated",
"unable","unabridged","unaccompanied","unaccountable","unaccustomed",
"unadopted","unadulterated","unadvised","unaffected","unalloyed",
"unanimous","unannounced","unanswerable","unapproachable","unarmed",
"unasked","unassuming","unattached","unattended","unavailing",
"unawares","unbalance","unbar","unbearable","unbearably",
"unbeknown","unbelief","unbelievable","unbeliever","unbelieving",
"unbend","unbending","unbidden","unbind","unblushing",
"unborn","unbosom","unbounded","unbowed","unbridled",
"unbuckle","unburden","unbuttoned","uncanny","unceremonious",
"uncertain","uncertainty","uncharitable","uncharted","unchecked",
"unchristian","unclad","uncle","unclean","unclouded",
"uncolored","uncoloured","uncomfortable","uncommitted","uncommonly",
"uncompromising","unconcerned","unconditional","unconscionable","unconscious",
"unconsidered","uncork","uncouple","uncouth","uncover",
"uncritical","uncrowned","uncrushable","unction","unctuous",
"uncut","undaunted","undeceive","undecided","undeclared",
"undeniable","under","underact","underarm","underbelly",
"underbrush","undercarriage","undercharge","underclothes","undercoat",
"undercover","undercurrent","undercut","underdog","underdone",
"underestimate","underfelt","underfloor","underfoot","undergarment",
"undergo","undergraduate","underground","undergrowth","underhand",
"underhanded","underhung","underlay","underlie","underline",
"underling","underlying","undermanned","undermentioned","undermine",
"underneath","undernourish","underpants","underpass","underpin",
"underplay","underprivileged","underproof","underquote","underrate",
"underscore","undersecretary","undersell","undersexed","undershirt",
"underside","undersigned","undersized","underslung","understaffed",
"understand","understanding","understate","understatement","understudy",
"undertake","undertaker","undertaking","undertone","undertow",
"underwater","underwear","underweight","underwent","underworld",
"underwrite","underwriter","undesirable","undeveloped","undies",
"undischarged","undistinguished","undivided","undo","undoing",
"undomesticated","undone","undoubted","undress","undressed",
"undue","undulate","undulation","unduly","undying",
"unearth","unearthly","unease","uneasy","uneconomic",
"uneducated","unemployed","unemployment","unenlightened","unenviable",
"unequal","unequaled","unequalled","unequivocal","unerring",
"unesco","uneven","uneventful","unexampled","unexceptionable",
"unfailing","unfaithful","unfaltering","unfathomable","unfathomed",
"unfavorable","unfavourable","unfeeling","unfettered","unfit",
"unflagging","unflappable","unflinching","unfold","unforeseen",
"unforgettable","unfortunate","unfortunately","unfounded","unfrequented",
"unfrock","unfurl","ungainly","ungenerous","ungodly",
"ungovernable","ungracious","ungrateful","ungrudging","unguarded",
"unguent","unhallowed","unhand","unhappily","unhappy",
"unhealthy","unheard","unhinge","unholy","unhook",
"unhorse","unicef","unicorn","unidentified","unification",
"uniform","uniformed","unify","unilateral","unimpeachable",
"uninformed","uninhabitable","uninhibited","uninterested","uninterrupted",
"union","unionise","unionism","unionist","unionize",
"unique","unisex","unison","unit","unitarian",
"unite","united","unity","universal","universally",
"universe","university","unkempt","unkind","unkindly",
"unknowing","unknown","unlawful","unlearn","unleash",
"unleavened","unless","unlettered","unlike","unlikely",
"unload","unlock","unloose","unloosen","unmade",
"unmannerly","unmarried","unmask","unmatched","unmeasured",
"unmentionable","unmentionables","unmindful","unmistakable","unmitigated",
"unmoved","unnatural","unnecessary","unnerve","unnumbered",
"uno","unobtrusive","unofficial","unorthodox","unpack",
"unparalleled","unparliamentary","unperson","unpick","unplaced",
"unplayable","unpleasant","unplumbed","unpracticed","unpractised",
"unprecedented","unprejudiced","unpretentious","unprincipled","unprintable",
"unprofessional","unprompted","unprovoked","unqualified","unquestionable",
"unquestioning","unquiet","unquote","unravel","unreadable",
"unreal","unreasonable","unreasoning","unrelenting","unrelieved",
"unremitting","unrequited","unreserved","unrest","unrestrained",
"unrip","unrivaled","unrivalled","unroll","unruffled",
"unruly","unsaddle","unsaid","unsavory","unsavoury",
"unsay","unscathed","unschooled","unscramble","unscrew",
"unscripted","unscrupulous","unseat","unseeing","unseemly",
"unseen","unserviceable","unsettle","unsettled","unsex",
"unsexed","unshakable","unshakeable","unshod","unsightly",
"unskilled","unsociable","unsocial","unsophisticated","unsound",
"unsparing","unspeakable","unspotted","unstop","unstrung",
"unstuck","unstudied","unsullied","unsung","unswerving",
"untangle","untapped","untenable","unthinkable","unthinking",
"untie","until","untimely","untinged","untiring",
"unto","untold","untouchable","untoward","untruth",
"untruthful","untutored","unused","unusual","unusually",
"unutterable","unvarnished","unveil","unversed","unvoiced",
"unwarranted","unwed","unwell","unwieldy","unwind",
"unwitting","unwonted","unzip","upbeat","upbraid",
"upbringing","upcoming","update","upend","upgrade",
"upheaval","uphill","uphold","upholster","upholsterer",
"upholstery","upkeep","upland","uplift","upon",
"upper","uppercut","uppermost","uppish","uppity",
"upright","uprising","uproar","uproarious","uproot",
"upset","upshot","upstage","upstairs","upstanding",
"upstart","upstream","upsurge","upswing","uptake",
"uptight","uptown","upturn","upturned","upward",
"upwards","uranium","uranus","urban","urbane",
"urbanise","urbanize","urchin","urge","urgent",
"uric","urinal","urinary","urinate","urine",
"urn","usage","use","useful","usefulness",
"useless","user","usher","usherette","ussr",
"usual","usually","usurer","usurious","usurp",
"usury","utensil","uterine","uterus","utilise",
"utilitarian","utilitarianism","utility","utilize","utmost",
"utopia","utopian","utter","utterance","utterly",
"uvula","uvular","uxorious","vac","vacancy",
"vacant","vacate","vacation","vaccinate","vaccination",
"vaccine","vacillate","vacuity","vacuous","vacuum",
"vagabond","vagary","vagina","vaginal","vagrancy",
"vagrant","vague","vain","vainglorious","vainglory",
"valance","vale","valediction","valedictory","valency",
"valentine","valerian","valet","valetudinarian","valiant",
"valiantly","valid","validate","valise","valley",
"valor","valour","valse","valuable","valuation",
"value","valuer","valve","valvular","vamoose",
"vamp","vampire","van","vanadium","vandal",
"vandalise","vandalism","vandalize","vane","vanguard",
"vanilla","vanish","vanity","vanquish","vantagepoint",
"vapid","vapidity","vapor","vaporise","vaporize",
"vaporous","vapors","vapour","vapours","variability",
"variable","variance","variant","variation","varicolored",
"varicoloured","varicose","varied","variegated","variegation",
"variety","variform","variorum","various","variously",
"varlet","varmint","varnish","varsity","vary",
"vascular","vase","vasectomy","vaseline","vassal",
"vassalage","vast","vastly","vastness","vat",
"vatican","vaudeville","vault","vaulted","vaulting",
"vaunt","veal","vector","veer","veg",
"vegan","vegetable","vegetarian","vegetarianism","vegetate",
"vegetation","vehement","vehicle","vehicular","veil",
"veiled","vein","veined","veining","velar",
"velarize","veld","veldt","vellum","velocipede",
"velocity","velour","velours","velvet","velveteen",
"velvety","venal","vend","vendee","vender",
"vendetta","vendor","veneer","venerable","venerate",
"venereal","vengeance","vengeful","venial","venison",
"venom","venomous","venous","vent","ventilate",
"ventilation","ventilator","ventricle","ventriloquism","ventriloquist",
"venture","venturer","venturesome","venue","veracious",
"veracity","veranda","verandah","verb","verbal",
"verbalise","verbalize","verbally","verbatim","verbena",
"verbiage","verbose","verbosity","verdant","verdict",
"verdigris","verdure","verge","verger","verify",
"verily","verisimilitude","veritable","verity","vermicelli",
"vermiculite","vermiform","vermifuge","vermilion","vermin",
"verminous","vermouth","vernacular","vernal","veronal",
"veronica","verruca","versatile","verse","versed",
"versification","versify","version","verso","versus",
"vertebra","vertebrate","vertex","vertical","vertiginous",
"vertigo","verve","very","vesicle","vesicular",
"vesper","vespers","vessel","vest","vestibule",
"vestige","vestigial","vestment","vestry","vestryman",
"vesture","vet","vetch","veteran","veterinary",
"veto","vex","vexation","vexatious","vhf",
"via","viable","viaduct","vial","viands",
"vibes","vibrancy","vibrant","vibraphone","vibrate",
"vibration","vibrato","vibrator","vicar","vicarage",
"vicarious","vice","vicelike","viceregal","vicereine",
"viceroy","vicinity","vicious","vicissitudes","victim",
"victimise","victimize","victor","victorian","victorious",
"victory","victual","victualer","victualler","victuals",
"vicuaa","vicuana","vide","videlicet","video",
"videotape","vie","view","viewer","viewfinder",
"viewless","viewpoint","vigil","vigilance","vigilant",
"vigilante","vignette","vigor","vigorous","vigour",
"viking","vile","vilification","vilify","villa",
"village","villager","villain","villainies","villainous",
"villainy","villein","villeinage","villenage","vim",
"vinaigrette","vindicate","vindication","vindictive","vine",
"vinegar","vinegary","vinery","vineyard","vino",
"vinous","vintage","vintner","vinyl","viol",
"viola","violate","violence","violent","violet",
"violin","violoncello","vip","viper","virago",
"virgin","virginal","virginals","virginia","virginity",
"virgo","virgule","virile","virility","virologist",
"virology","virtu","virtual","virtually","virtue",
"virtuosity","virtuoso","virtuous","virulence","virulent",
"virus","visa","visage","viscera","visceral",
"viscosity","viscount","viscountcy","viscountess","viscous",
"vise","visibility","visible","visibly","vision",
"visionary","visit","visitant","visitation","visiting",
"visitor","visor","vista","visual","visualise",
"visualize","visually","vital","vitalise","vitality",
"vitalize","vitally","vitals","vitamin","vitiate",
"viticulture","vitreous","vitrify","vitriol","vitriolic",
"vituperate","vituperation","vituperative","vivace","vivacious",
"vivarium","vivid","viviparous","vivisect","vivisection",
"vivisectionist","vixen","vixenish","vizier","vocab",
"vocabulary","vocal","vocalise","vocalist","vocalize",
"vocation","vocational","vocative","vociferate","vociferation",
"vociferous","vodka","vogue","voice","voiceless",
"void","voile","vol","volatile","volcanic",
"volcano","vole","volition","volitional","volley",
"volleyball","volt","voltage","voluble","volume",
"volumes","voluminous","voluntary","volunteer","voluptuary",
"voluptuous","volute","vomit","voodoo","voracious",
"vortex","votary","vote","voter","votive",
"vouch","voucher","vouchsafe","vow","vowel",
"voyage","voyager","voyages","voyeur","vtol",
"vulcanise","vulcanite","vulcanize","vulgar","vulgarian",
"vulgarise","vulgarism","vulgarity","vulgarize","vulgate",
"vulnerable","vulpine","vulture","vulva","wac",
"wack","wacky","wad","wadding","waddle",
"wade","wader","wadge","wadi","wady",
"wafer","waffle","waft","wag","wage",
"wager","wages","waggery","waggish","waggle",
"waggon","waggoner","waggonette","wagon","wagoner",
"wagonette","wagtail","waif","wail","wain",
"wainscot","waist","waistband","waistcoat","waistline",
"wait","waiter","waits","waive","waiver",
"wake","wakeful","waken","waking","walk",
"walkabout","walkaway","walker","walking","walkout",
"walkover","wall","walla","wallaby","wallah",
"wallet","wallflower","wallop","walloping","wallow",
"wallpaper","walnut","walrus","waltz","wampum",
"wan","wand","wander","wanderer","wandering",
"wanderings","wanderlust","wane","wangle","wank",
"wanker","want","wanting","wanton","wants",
"wapiti","war","warble","warbler","ward",
"warden","warder","wardrobe","wardroom","warehouse",
"wares","warfare","warhead","warhorse","warily",
"warlike","warlock","warlord","warm","warmonger",
"warmth","warn","warning","warp","warpath",
"warrant","warrantee","warrantor","warranty","warren",
"warrior","warship","wart","warthog","wartime",
"wary","was","wash","washable","washbasin",
"washboard","washbowl","washcloth","washday","washer",
"washerwoman","washhouse","washing","washout","washroom",
"washstand","washwoman","washy","wasp","waspish",
"wassail","wast","wastage","waste","wasteful",
"waster","wastrel","watch","watchband","watchdog",
"watches","watchful","watchmaker","watchman","watchtower",
"watchword","water","waterborne","watercolor","watercolour",
"watercourse","watercress","waterfall","waterfowl","waterfront",
"waterhole","waterline","waterlogged","waterloo","waterman",
"watermark","watermelon","watermill","waterpower","waterproof",
"waters","watershed","waterside","waterspout","watertight",
"waterway","waterwheel","waterwings","waterworks","watery",
"watt","wattage","wattle","wave","wavelength",
"waver","wavy","wax","waxen","waxworks",
"waxy","way","waybill","wayfarer","wayfaring",
"waylay","ways","wayside","wayward","weak",
"weaken","weakling","weakness","weal","weald",
"wealth","wealthy","wean","weapon","weaponry",
"wear","wearing","wearisome","weary","weasel",
"weather","weatherboard","weathercock","weatherglass","weatherman",
"weatherproof","weathers","weave","weaver","web",
"webbed","webbing","wed","wedded","wedding",
"wedge","wedged","wedgwood","wedlock","wednesday",
"wee","weed","weeds","weedy","week",
"weekday","weekend","weekender","weekly","weeknight",
"weeny","weep","weeping","weepy","weevil",
"weft","weigh","weighbridge","weight","weighted",
"weighting","weightless","weighty","weir","weird",
"weirdie","weirdo","welch","welcome","weld",
"welder","welfare","welkin","well","wellbeing",
"wellborn","wellington","wellspring","welsh","welt",
"weltanschauung","welter","welterweight","wen","wench",
"wend","wensleydale","went","wept","were",
"werewolf","wert","wesleyan","west","westbound",
"westerly","western","westerner","westernise","westernize",
"westernmost","westward","westwards","wet","wether",
"wetting","whack","whacked","whacker","whacking",
"whale","whalebone","whaler","whaling","wham",
"wharf","what","whatever","whatnot","wheat",
"wheaten","wheedle","wheel","wheelbarrow","wheelbase",
"wheelchair","wheelhouse","wheeling","wheels","wheelwright",
"wheeze","wheezy","whelk","whelp","when",
"whence","whenever","where","whereabouts","whereas",
"whereat","whereby","wherefore","wherefores","wherein",
"whereof","whereon","wheresoever","whereto","whereupon",
"wherever","wherewithal","wherry","whet","whether",
"whetstone","whew","whey","which","whichever",
"whiff","whiffy","whig","while","whim",
"whimper","whimsey","whimsical","whimsicality","whimsy",
"whin","whine","whiner","whinny","whip",
"whipcord","whiplash","whippersnapper","whippet","whipping",
"whippoorwill","whippy","whir","whirl","whirligig",
"whirlpool","whirlwind","whirlybird","whirr","whisk",
"whisker","whiskered","whiskers","whiskey","whisky",
"whisper","whist","whistle","whit","white",
"whitebait","whitehall","whiten","whitening","whites",
"whitethorn","whitethroat","whitewash","whither","whiting",
"whitlow","whitsun","whitsuntide","whittle","whiz",
"whizz","who","whoa","whodunit","whoever",
"whole","wholemeal","wholesale","wholesaler","wholesome",
"wholly","whom","whoop","whoopee","whoosh",
"whop","whopper","whopping","whore","whorehouse",
"whoremonger","whorl","whortleberry","whose","whosoever",
"why","whys","wick","wicked","wicker",
"wickerwork","wicket","wide","widely","widen",
"widespread","widgeon","widow","widowed","widower",
"widowhood","width","wield","wife","wifely",
"wig","wigged","wigging","wiggle","wight",
"wigwam","wilco","wild","wildcat","wildebeest",
"wilderness","wildfire","wildfowl","wildlife","wildly",
"wile","wiles","wilful","wiliness","will",
"willful","willies","willing","willow","willowy",
"willpower","wilt","wily","wimple","wimpy",
"win","wince","winceyette","winch","wind",
"windbag","windbreak","windcheater","windfall","windily",
"winding","windjammer","windlass","windless","windmill",
"window","windowpane","windowsill","windpipe","windscreen",
"windshield","windsock","windstorm","windswept","windward",
"windy","wine","winebibbing","wineglass","winepress",
"wineskin","wing","winger","wings","wingspan",
"wink","winkers","winkle","winner","winning",
"winnings","winnow","winsome","winter","wintergreen",
"wintertime","wintry","wipe","wiper","wire",
"wirecutters","wireless","wiretap","wireworm","wiring",
"wiry","wisdom","wise","wisecrack","wish",
"wishbone","wisp","wispy","wisteria","wistful",
"wit","witch","witchcraft","witchdoctor","witchery",
"witching","with","withal","withdraw","withdrawal",
"withdrawn","withe","wither","withering","withers",
"withhold","within","without","withstand","withy",
"witless","witness","witticism","witting","witty",
"wives","wizard","wizardry","wizened","woad",
"wobble","wobbly","woe","woebegone","woeful",
"wog","woke","woken","wold","wolf",
"wolfhound","wolfram","wolfsbane","woman","womanhood",
"womanise","womanish","womanize","womankind","womanly",
"womb","wombat","womenfolk","won","wonder",
"wonderful","wonderland","wonderment","wonders","wondrous",
"wonky","wont","wonted","woo","wood",
"woodbine","woodblock","woodcock","woodcraft","woodcut",
"woodcutter","wooded","wooden","woodenheaded","woodland",
"woodlouse","woodpecker","woodpile","woodshed","woodsman",
"woodwind","woodwork","woodworm","woody","wooer",
"woof","woofer","wool","woolen","woolens",
"woolgather","woolgathering","woollen","woollens","woolly",
"woolsack","woozy","wop","word","wording",
"wordless","wordplay","words","wordy","wore",
"work","workable","workaday","workbag","workbasket",
"workbench","workbook","workday","worker","workhorse",
"workhouse","working","workings","workman","workmanlike",
"workmanship","workout","workpeople","workroom","works",
"workshop","worktop","world","worldly","worldshaking",
"worldwide","worm","wormhole","wormwood","wormy",
"worn","worried","worrisome","worry","worse",
"worsen","worship","worshipful","worst","worsted",
"wort","worth","worthless","worthwhile","worthy",
"wot","wotcher","would","wouldst","wound",
"wove","woven","wow","wrac","wrack",
"wraith","wrangle","wrangler","wrap","wrapper",
"wrapping","wrath","wreak","wreath","wreathe",
"wreck","wreckage","wrecker","wren","wrench",
"wrest","wrestle","wretch","wretched","wriggle",
"wright","wring","wringer","wrinkle","wrist",
"wristband","wristlet","wristwatch","wristy","writ",
"write","writer","writhe","writing","writings",
"written","wrong","wrongdoing","wrongful","wrongheaded",
"wrote","wroth","wrought","wrung","wry",
"wurst","wyvern","xenon","xenophobia","xerox",
"xylophone","yacht","yachting","yachtsman","yahoo",
"yak","yam","yammer","yang","yank",
"yankee","yap","yard","yardage","yardarm",
"yardstick","yarn","yarrow","yashmak","yaw",
"yawl","yawn","yaws","yea","yeah",
"year","yearbook","yearling","yearlong","yearly",
"yearn","yearning","years","yeast","yeasty",
"yell","yellow","yelp","yen","yeoman",
"yeomanry","yes","yesterday","yet","yeti",
"yew","yid","yiddish","yield","yielding",
"yin","yippee","yobbo","yodel","yoga",
"yoghurt","yogi","yogurt","yoke","yokel",
"yolk","yonder","yonks","yore","yorker",
"you","young","younger","youngster","your",
"yours","yourself","youth","youthful","yowl",
"yoyo","yucca","yule","yuletide","zany",
"zeal","zealot","zealotry","zealous","zebra",
"zebu","zed","zeitgeist","zen","zenana",
"zenith","zephyr","zeppelin","zero","zest",
"ziggurat","zigzag","zinc","zinnia","zionism",
"zip","zipper","zippy","zither","zizz",
"zodiac","zombi","zombie","zonal","zone",
"zoning","zonked","zoo","zoologist","zoology",
"zoom","zoophyte","zouave","zucchini","zulu",
};
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package org.apache.lucene.analysis.en;
/**
* Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
* contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with
* this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership.
* The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0
* (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with
* the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*/
import java.io.IOException;
import org.apache.lucene.analysis.TokenFilter;
import org.apache.lucene.analysis.TokenStream;
import org.apache.lucene.analysis.tokenattributes.CharTermAttribute;
import org.apache.lucene.analysis.tokenattributes.KeywordAttribute;
/** A high-performance kstem filter for english.
* <p/>
* See <a href="http://ciir.cs.umass.edu/pubfiles/ir-35.pdf">
* "Viewing Morphology as an Inference Process"</a>
* (Krovetz, R., Proceedings of the Sixteenth Annual International ACM SIGIR
* Conference on Research and Development in Information Retrieval, 191-203, 1993).
* <p/>
* All terms must already be lowercased for this filter to work correctly.
*/
// LUCENE MONITOR: Remove as of Lucene 3.3
public final class KStemFilter extends TokenFilter {
private final KStemmer stemmer = new KStemmer();
private final CharTermAttribute termAttribute = addAttribute(CharTermAttribute.class);
private final KeywordAttribute keywordAtt = addAttribute(KeywordAttribute.class);
public KStemFilter(TokenStream in) {
super(in);
}
/** Returns the next, stemmed, input Token.
* @return The stemed form of a token.
* @throws IOException
*/
@Override
public boolean incrementToken() throws IOException {
if (!input.incrementToken())
return false;
char[] term = termAttribute.buffer();
int len = termAttribute.length();
if ((!keywordAtt.isKeyword()) && stemmer.stem(term, len)) {
termAttribute.setEmpty().append(stemmer.asCharSequence());
}
return true;
}
}

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package org.apache.lucene.analysis.util;
/**
* Licensed to the Apache Software Foundation (ASF) under one or more
* contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file distributed with
* this work for additional information regarding copyright ownership.
* The ASF licenses this file to You under the Apache License, Version 2.0
* (the "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance with
* the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
* distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
* WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
* See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
* limitations under the License.
*/
/**
* A StringBuilder that allows one to access the array.
*/
// LUCENE MONITOR: Remove as of Lucene 3.3
public class OpenStringBuilder implements Appendable, CharSequence {
protected char[] buf;
protected int len;
public OpenStringBuilder() {
this(32);
}
public OpenStringBuilder(int size) {
buf = new char[size];
}
public OpenStringBuilder(char[] arr, int len) {
set(arr, len);
}
public void setLength(int len) { this.len = len; }
public void set(char[] arr, int end) {
this.buf = arr;
this.len = end;
}
public char[] getArray() { return buf; }
public int size() { return len; }
public int length() { return len; }
public int capacity() { return buf.length; }
public Appendable append(CharSequence csq) {
return append(csq, 0, csq.length());
}
public Appendable append(CharSequence csq, int start, int end) {
reserve(end-start);
for (int i=start; i<end; i++) {
unsafeWrite(csq.charAt(i));
}
return this;
}
public Appendable append(char c) {
write(c);
return this;
}
public char charAt(int index) {
return buf[index];
}
public void setCharAt(int index, char ch) {
buf[index] = ch;
}
public CharSequence subSequence(int start, int end) {
throw new UnsupportedOperationException(); // todo
}
public void unsafeWrite(char b) {
buf[len++] = b;
}
public void unsafeWrite(int b) { unsafeWrite((char)b); }
public void unsafeWrite(char b[], int off, int len) {
System.arraycopy(b, off, buf, this.len, len);
this.len += len;
}
protected void resize(int len) {
char newbuf[] = new char[Math.max(buf.length << 1, len)];
System.arraycopy(buf, 0, newbuf, 0, size());
buf = newbuf;
}
public void reserve(int num) {
if (len + num > buf.length) resize(len + num);
}
public void write(char b) {
if (len >= buf.length) {
resize(len +1);
}
unsafeWrite(b);
}
public void write(int b) { write((char)b); }
public final void write(char[] b) {
write(b,0,b.length);
}
public void write(char b[], int off, int len) {
reserve(len);
unsafeWrite(b, off, len);
}
public final void write(OpenStringBuilder arr) {
write(arr.buf, 0, len);
}
public void write(String s) {
reserve(s.length());
s.getChars(0,s.length(),buf, len);
len +=s.length();
}
public void flush() {
}
public final void reset() {
len =0;
}
public char[] toCharArray() {
char newbuf[] = new char[size()];
System.arraycopy(buf, 0, newbuf, 0, size());
return newbuf;
}
public String toString() {
return new String(buf, 0, size());
}
}

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@ -330,6 +330,7 @@ public class AnalysisModule extends AbstractModule {
tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("length", LengthTokenFilterFactory.class); tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("length", LengthTokenFilterFactory.class);
tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("lowercase", LowerCaseTokenFilterFactory.class); tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("lowercase", LowerCaseTokenFilterFactory.class);
tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("porter_stem", PorterStemTokenFilterFactory.class); tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("porter_stem", PorterStemTokenFilterFactory.class);
tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("k_stem", KStemTokenFilterFactory.class);
tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("standard", StandardTokenFilterFactory.class); tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("standard", StandardTokenFilterFactory.class);
tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("nGram", NGramTokenFilterFactory.class); tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("nGram", NGramTokenFilterFactory.class);
tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("ngram", NGramTokenFilterFactory.class); tokenFiltersBindings.processTokenFilter("ngram", NGramTokenFilterFactory.class);

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@ -0,0 +1,39 @@
/*
* Licensed to Elastic Search and Shay Banon under one
* or more contributor license agreements. See the NOTICE file
* distributed with this work for additional information
* regarding copyright ownership. Elastic Search licenses this
* file to you under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the
* "License"); you may not use this file except in compliance
* with the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at
*
* http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
*
* Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing,
* software distributed under the License is distributed on an
* "AS IS" BASIS, WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY
* KIND, either express or implied. See the License for the
* specific language governing permissions and limitations
* under the License.
*/
package org.elasticsearch.index.analysis;
import org.apache.lucene.analysis.TokenStream;
import org.apache.lucene.analysis.en.KStemFilter;
import org.elasticsearch.common.inject.Inject;
import org.elasticsearch.common.inject.assistedinject.Assisted;
import org.elasticsearch.common.settings.Settings;
import org.elasticsearch.index.Index;
import org.elasticsearch.index.settings.IndexSettings;
public class KStemTokenFilterFactory extends AbstractTokenFilterFactory {
@Inject public KStemTokenFilterFactory(Index index, @IndexSettings Settings indexSettings, @Assisted String name, @Assisted Settings settings) {
super(index, indexSettings, name, settings);
}
@Override public TokenStream create(TokenStream tokenStream) {
return new KStemFilter(tokenStream);
}
}