import os

class Settings(object):

    def __init__(self):
    
        self.SPACY_MAX_LENGTH = 9999999999999

        #Uncomment this 2 lines in order to work on local environment
        self.DATA_DIR = os.path.join("data")
        self.STATES_DIR = os.path.join("states")

        self.DATA_BUCKET = "https://textanalyticscorpus.s3.amazonaws.com"
        self.STATE_BUCKET = "https://textanalyticsmodels.s3.amazonaws.com"
        self.CHECKSUM_BASE_URL = "https://pfcymoupe2.execute-api.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/staging"
        
        self.MAP_TWO = {"amh":"am", "ara":"ar", "aze":"az", "ben":"bn", "bul":"bg", "cat":"ca", "ces":"cs",
                        "dan":"da", "deu":"de", "ell":"el", "eng":"en", "est":"et", "eus":"eu", "fas":"fa", "fin":"fi",
                        "fra":"fr", "gle":"ga", "glg":"gl", "guj":"gu", "hat":"ht", "hin":"hi", "hun":"hu", "ind":"id",
                        "isl":"is", "ita":"it", "jpn":"ja", "kan":"kn", "kat":"ka", "kor":"ko", "lav":"lv", "lit":"lt",
                        "mal":"ml", "mar":"mr", "mkd":"mk", "mlg":"mg", "mon":"mn", "nld":"nl", "nor":"no", "pan":"pa",
                        "pol":"pl", "por":"pt", "ron":"ro", "rus":"ru", "sin":"si", "slk":"sk", "slv":"sl", "som":"so",
                        "spa":"es", "sqi":"sq", "swe":"sv", "tam":"ta", "tel":"te", "tgl":"tl", "tha":"th", "tur":"tr",
                        "ukr":"uk", "urd":"ur", "uzb":"uz", "vie":"vi", "zho":"zh"}
                        
        self.MAP_THREE = inv_map = {v: k for k, v in self.MAP_TWO.items()}

        self.FUNCTION_WORDS_SINGLE = ["the", "of", "and", "to", "a", "in", "i", "he", "that", "was", "it", "his", "you",
                                 "with", "as", "for", "had", "is", "her", "not", "but", "at", "on", "she", "be", "have",
                                 "by", "which", "him", "they", "this", "from", "all", "were", "my", "we", "one", "so",
                                 "said", "me", "there", "or", "an", "are", "no", "would", "their", "if", "been", "when",
                                 "do", "who", "what", "them", "will", "out", "up", "then", "more", "could", "into", "man",
                                 "now", "some", "your", "very", "did", "has", "about", "time", "can", "little", "than", "only",
                                 "upon", "its", "any", "other", "see", "our", "before", "two", "know", "over", "after", "down",
                                 "made", "should", "these", "must", "such", "much", "us", "old", "how", "come", "here", "never",
                                 "may", "first", "where", "go", "s", "came", "men", "way", "back", "himself", "own", "again",
                                 "say", "day", "long", "even", "too", "think", "might", "most", "through", "those", "am",
                                 "just", "make", "while", "went", "away", "still", "every", "without", "many", "being",
                                 "take", "last", "shall", "yet", "though", "nothing", "get", "once", "under", "same",
                                 "off", "another", "let", "tell", "why", "left", "ever", "saw", "look", "seemed", "against",
                                 "always", "going", "few", "got", "something", "between", "sir", "thing", "also", "because",
                                 "yes", "each", "oh", "quite", "both", "almost", "soon", "however", "having", "t", "whom",
                                 "does", "among", "perhaps", "until", "began", "rather", "herself", "next", "since", "anything",
                                 "myself", "nor", "indeed", "whose", "thus", "along", "others", "till", "near", "certain",
                                 "behind", "during", "alone", "already", "above", "often", "really", "within", "used", "use",
                                 "itself", "whether", "around", "second", "across", "either", "towards", "became", "therefore",
                                 "able", "sometimes", "later", "else", "seems", "ten", "thousand", "don", "certainly", "ought",
                                 "beyond", "toward", "nearly", "although", "past", "seem", "mr", "mrs", "dr", "thou", "except",
                                 "none", "probably", "neither", "saying", "ago", "ye", "yourself", "getting", "below", "quickly",
                                 "beside", "besides", "especially", "thy", "thee", "d", "unless", "three", "four", "five", "six",
                                 "seven", "eight", "nine", "hundred", "million", "billion", "third", "fourth", "fifth", "sixth",
                                 "seventh", "eighth", "ninth", "tenth", "amp", "m", "re", "u", "via", "ve", "ll", "th", "lol",
                                 "pm", "things", "w", "didn", "doing", "doesn", "r", "gt", "n", "st", "lot", "y", "im", "k",
                                 "isn", "ur", "hey", "yeah", "using", "vs", "dont", "ok", "v", "goes", "gone", "lmao", "happen",
                                 "wasn", "gotta", "nd", "okay", "aren", "wouldn", "couldn", "cannot", "omg", "non", "inside",
                                 "iv", "de", "anymore", "happening", "including", "shouldn", "yours"]


        self.FUNCTION_WORDS = ["the", "of", "and", "to", "a", "in", "i", "he", "that", "was", "it", "his", "you", 
                                "with", "as", "for", "had", "is", "her", "not", "but", "at", "on", "she", "be", "have",
                                "by", "which", "him", "they", "this", "from", "all", "were", "my", "we", "one", "so", "said",
                                "me", "there", "or", "an", "are", "no", "would", "their", "if", "been", "when", "do", "who",
                                "what", "them", "will", "out", "up", "then", "more", "could", "into", "man", "now", "some", "your",
                                "very", "did", "has", "about", "time", "can", "little", "than", "only", "upon", "its", "any", "other",
                                "see", "our", "before", "two", "know", "over", "after", "down", "made", "should", "these", "must", "such",
                                "much", "us", "old", "how", "come", "here", "never", "may", "first", "where", "go", "s", "came",
                                "men", "way", "back", "himself", "own", "again", "say", "day", "long", "even", "too", "think", "might",
                                "most", "through", "those", "am", "just", "make", "while", "went", "away", "still", "every", "without", "many",
                                "being", "take", "last", "shall", "yet", "though", "nothing", "get", "once", "under", "same", "off", "another",
                                "let", "tell", "why", "left", "ever", "saw", "look", "seemed", "against", "always", "going", "few", "got",
                                "something", "between", "sir", "thing", "also", "because", "yes", "each", "oh", "quite", "both", "almost", "soon",
                                "however", "having", "t", "whom", "does", "among", "perhaps", "until", "began", "rather", "herself", "next", "since",
                                "anything", "myself", "nor", "indeed", "whose", "thus", "along", "others", "till", "near", "certain", "behind", "during",
                                "alone", "already", "above", "often", "really", "within", "used", "use", "itself", "whether", "around", "second", "across",
                                "either", "towards", "became", "therefore", "able", "sometimes", "later", "else", "seems", "ten", "thousand", "don", "certainly",
                                "ought", "beyond", "toward", "nearly", "although", "past", "seem", "mr", "mrs", "dr", "thou", "except", "none",
                                "probably", "neither", "saying", "ago", "ye", "yourself", "getting", "below", "quickly", "beside", "besides", "especially", "thy",
                                "thee", "d", "unless", "three", "four", "five", "six", "seven", "eight", "nine", "hundred", "million", "billion",
                                "third", "fourth", "fifth", "sixth", "seventh", "eighth", "ninth", "tenth", "amp", "m", "re", "u", "via",
                                "ve", "ll", "th", "lol", "pm", "things", "w", "didn", "doing", "doesn", "r", "gt", "n",
                                "st", "lot", "y", "im", "k", "isn", "ur", "hey", "yeah", "using", "vs", "dont", "ok",
                                "v", "goes", "gone", "lmao", "happen", "wasn", "gotta", "nd", "okay", "aren", "wouldn", "couldn", "cannot",
                                "omg", "non", "inside", "iv", "de", "anymore", "happening", "including", "shouldn", "yours", "lets","in the", "and ten",
                                "others for", "to the", "from the", "by way", "way of", "at that", "that time", "time we", "it the", "to some", "was not", 
                                "and would", "of our", "for the", "of the", "who were", "were too", "through the", "with the", "we shall", "shall not", "them the", "of this", "will probably",
                                "one for", "for some", "to come", "is they", "they know", "know that", "that there", "there is", "is very", "very little", "in it", "it and", "and that",
                                "that at", "at the", "the first", "they must", "must be", "away it", "it is", "is as", "to your", "is all", "all the", "was the", "upon which",
                                "which we", "for our", "but we", "we have", "have been", "of it", "upon the", "by the", "which our", "are once", "once more", "into that", "has already",
                                "already been", "will be", "on the", "the th", "out of", "of two", "by their", "both the", "are in", "the two", "and their", "have already", "before the",
                                "first and", "of at", "is so", "as to", "as the", "to be", "in that", "and at", "last three", "three of", "and an", "was made", "made to",
                                "that the", "was then", "and the", "of five", "since they", "they have", "or on", "has been", "with which", "which to", "has gone", "gone to", "to day",
                                "day to", "and will", "the next", "next day", "day he", "he is", "that his", "is the", "the most", "first that", "that only", "only five", "can be",
                                "for all", "all that", "which was", "day was", "and its", "from an", "the day", "day has", "been very", "more than", "than at", "at any", "but the",
                                "is still", "it in", "for their", "at st", "at this", "th of", "are to", "to dr", "after all", "all to", "neither the", "there are", "to make",
                                "make the", "probably in", "but there", "to go", "one or", "or two", "two others", "however have", "have also", "of whom", "have not", "not yet", "yet been",
                                "day the", "and we", "it every", "for an", "in this", "of its", "as its", "here this", "having on", "by mr", "of that", "to in", "and is",
                                "the ten", "until the", "and in", "th and", "th the", "was at", "when the", "now in", "there and", "at five", "and made", "made the", "is about",
                                "and to", "from our", "the and", "in an", "we had", "had some", "with every", "will to", "to our", "we cannot", "to all", "men whose", "if they",
                                "their way", "way in", "in with", "that would", "would be", "be on", "on your", "for it", "ten to", "to one", "one that", "is going", "going on",
                                "this has", "been the", "day of", "before this", "were on", "on their", "way to", "and during", "during the", "it seemed", "seemed as", "as if", "if all",
                                "out its", "which came", "came from", "again at", "when after", "after the", "of some", "through its", "of all", "men and", "than that", "that with", "or that",
                                "the one", "one at", "the other", "other at", "we never", "to what", "what the", "been more", "more or", "why should", "should the", "be so", "while the",
                                "of his", "were also", "which had", "had the", "what is", "to they", "they were", "through many", "and this", "this to", "to such", "such an", "them against",
                                "against the", "and others", "others was", "but for", "are probably", "probably not", "the three", "who got", "got up", "up the", "are quite", "in their", "of having",
                                "that on", "being on", "they are", "from them", "them last", "after long", "it was", "men at", "it with", "already made", "who are", "have no", "of their",
                                "of an", "under this", "which is", "is now", "the use", "use of", "to her", "she can", "can now", "is of", "who have", "been most", "that dr",
                                "here in", "us that", "and other", "down the", "at about", "which were", "over the", "on by", "on to", "is always", "always an", "to it", "and there",
                                "is no", "is more", "have just", "of for", "for this", "them their", "the last", "and men", "men on", "and was", "on her", "of one", "one of",
                                "not long", "long ago", "and two", "about seven", "long after", "of her", "soon the", "in some", "some of", "to get", "get up", "the st", "in another",
                                "of mr", "who is", "and man", "man of", "left the", "he has", "to his", "man by", "while at", "under the", "where it", "is being", "away to",
                                "upon him", "him it", "both of", "him he", "he was", "in very", "he had", "time with", "with its", "than any", "any other", "other man", "we are",
                                "are now", "at which", "which the", "things which", "have to", "ever since", "since the", "by which", "make things", "for more", "used to", "be the", "of men",
                                "men who", "who had", "two thousand", "had come", "has had", "more of", "than of", "than the", "of whether", "whether it", "is just", "just what", "what it",
                                "it should", "should have", "been in", "in all", "all its", "will not", "not say", "say but", "but it", "is what", "is and", "and cannot", "it be",
                                "be made", "was to", "for few", "with your", "and my", "of over", "day in", "seven in", "all and", "and are", "as an", "and mr", "whether the",
                                "be of", "the long", "between them", "them and", "is not", "such is", "with it", "but now", "say of", "in these", "or the", "the hundred", "me and",
                                "and when", "you my", "of things", "things that", "that were", "st of", "with him", "him from", "from st", "in our", "in every", "every way", "been made",
                                "made during", "last few", "we take", "our most", "is made", "made up", "up of", "upon its", "and and", "already in", "is one", "after some", "from which",
                                "the more", "to say", "say nothing", "nothing of", "of which", "which will", "be very", "at its", "those of", "of any", "by about", "about the", "from this",
                                "in ten", "and one", "in about", "this is", "ever made", "made between", "between the", "while mr", "from here", "here who", "who at", "at first", "for which",
                                "among them", "in which", "which they", "about two", "having left", "anything of", "for three", "three or", "or four", "that many", "going to", "is indeed", "day at",
                                "at an", "were being", "they say", "say the", "have all", "there was", "him not", "down to", "as yet", "yet not", "in others", "men is", "is to",
                                "next to", "and long", "from two", "to five", "to those", "has just", "this man", "man has", "with four", "have made", "made some", "because the", "has only",
                                "out from", "all over", "the may", "may three", "had been", "which has", "so much", "much to", "was after", "of what", "ought to", "two hundred", "and little",
                                "has always", "always had", "and he", "he seems", "who has", "has never", "never been", "beyond his", "past has", "if the", "been an", "and all", "they could",
                                "has made", "between these", "it because", "having been", "the time", "time and", "we think", "be able", "able to", "that has", "and don", "towards the", "you for",
                                "of your", "every other", "the just", "which you", "you have", "to that", "the old", "old as", "we see", "see it", "by no", "than eight", "at one",
                                "the third", "man about", "just inside", "inside the", "with both", "just above", "above the", "only been", "some three", "and from", "have every", "it already", "to about",
                                "about and", "every day", "day and", "it has", "this day", "day on", "made in", "until next", "not in", "in time", "time however", "however for", "for many",
                                "many who", "had gone", "to re", "was never", "never in", "in more", "never more", "man in", "to take", "now the", "the men", "are men", "in any",
                                "which do", "do not", "and then", "then they", "their most", "of them", "upon their", "from his", "one day", "day later", "there were", "were about", "about to",
                                "to their", "it seems", "with his", "and can", "that he", "he now", "from mr", "and upon", "with mr", "who was", "the fourth", "and who", "which have",
                                "not been", "six hundred", "hundred and", "one thousand", "where some", "come from", "be this", "at their", "is under", "of last", "that some", "of those", "the man",
                                "is upon", "by these", "from their", "almost at", "at it", "nothing but", "up to", "seven hundred", "than two", "while many", "among others", "than hundred", "as many",
                                "of six", "three hundred", "and six", "down at", "the of", "of three", "which shall", "to every", "to any", "has not", "made and", "are not", "not so",
                                "st to", "should be", "no more", "more to", "than it", "is in", "or in", "be and", "and no", "men can", "only to", "on every", "have the",
                                "their own", "on this", "and it", "as we", "the an", "the re", "the same", "and which", "and both", "and out", "do in", "with some", "some other",
                                "nothing to", "to which", "all on", "it would", "the it", "which more", "more and", "and more", "where they", "any of", "at by", "and with", "such as",
                                "was in", "re in", "that of", "with more", "or if", "in most", "most of", "that is", "to have", "was such", "was it", "in few", "said that",
                                "that it", "and four", "among the", "were of", "and of", "we must", "than is", "is either", "in his", "if we", "we did", "did not", "not know",
                                "know him", "him to", "we should", "should take", "take him", "him for", "never to", "something that", "that seems", "and his", "he will", "will soon", "his old",
                                "time when", "when that", "if it", "the to", "the in", "from first", "first to", "to last", "than once", "been as", "as his", "time will", "at is",
                                "is already", "never made", "still the", "she is", "off the", "every man", "man the", "to use", "use it", "are no", "that are", "always to", "but at",
                                "just as", "as she", "she was", "been able", "are as", "off on", "on next", "go before", "before their", "man he", "he too", "as they", "if he",
                                "day it", "one thing", "however is", "is with", "unless there", "we in", "how you", "in so", "are really", "to think", "think there", "there must", "be some",
                                "that by", "by and", "and by", "by your", "will come", "upon us", "up is", "is there", "there any", "upon this", "many of", "of were", "as can",
                                "but from", "they did", "did nothing", "the were", "could not", "not have", "have for", "what seems", "through them", "to other", "by our", "if such", "as there",
                                "in and", "for were", "some way", "be used", "used as", "not to", "to to", "but by", "them from", "them under", "but to", "to and", "them to",
                                "from all", "is time", "about this", "of and", "that under", "the was", "to nothing", "nothing on", "was left", "those who", "was too", "too and", "into the",
                                "that such", "upon by", "in those", "with being", "before and", "and they", "him in", "is that", "with an", "can the", "was with", "him on", "day be",
                                "was just", "while was", "man and", "going up", "up and", "had got", "were and", "said when", "went down", "it he", "he went", "down and", "said it",
                                "ought not", "be going", "on so", "was on", "were at", "just at", "to do", "went into", "and went", "went out", "was and", "and her", "her to",
                                "go and", "she did", "went up", "to my", "my own", "saw the", "across the", "came up", "came out", "out with", "had very", "it might", "it his",
                                "this time", "of my", "and me", "me to", "to down", "and did", "did so", "so after", "after this", "down with", "not go", "go up", "in going",
                                "up but", "had he", "of him", "up by", "the few", "came down", "only eight", "it as", "up it", "of of", "we used", "down on", "near the",
                                "as now", "on it", "of to", "in up", "to him", "him the", "man that", "that came", "was said", "them no", "until they", "said nothing", "the left",
                                "left was", "see him", "him as", "get for", "been to", "the now", "it may", "may be", "be it", "beside the", "have way", "of these", "these things",
                                "which does", "in your", "day upon", "you are", "it does", "does not", "himself from", "him by", "that out", "has ever", "us and", "since his", "toward his",
                                "and our", "might be", "others were", "up before", "is much", "but within", "within the", "itself to", "who shall", "has this", "are that", "and for", "upon it",
                                "made very", "and after", "after their", "nor was", "of either", "quite as", "as at", "probably be", "is said", "other the", "on with", "have always", "always been",
                                "have had", "had to", "the all", "the four", "have gone", "so that", "and dr", "before he", "with all", "of very", "seems to", "is nothing", "for but",
                                "and few", "but only", "that to", "that one", "beyond all", "him during", "the five", "and three", "been said", "said in", "that mr", "and ever", "ever has",
                                "am not", "not an", "an up", "to its", "and as", "by an", "the up", "it some", "some time", "time in", "the down", "came along", "but was",
                                "the second", "in its", "at from", "from to", "which in", "should not", "not be", "first is", "is this", "this in", "to certain", "now about", "she will",
                                "before her", "alone on", "her own", "and she", "and though", "still there", "as little", "with our", "from that", "that about", "said to", "there for", "after which",
                                "was that", "second day", "very much", "there have", "been some", "which are", "are at", "been at", "at some", "of going", "under which", "which he", "to these",
                                "we now", "has all", "from its", "in other", "as already", "while their", "has in", "of time", "time been", "and while", "while most", "almost every", "at all",
                                "and under", "has by", "too long", "long for", "however the", "into by", "had her", "away and", "to an", "under that", "for anything", "only have", "have very",
                                "as my", "to us", "us with", "have yet", "very few", "about our", "of st", "went to", "and up", "to this", "time the", "is within", "within two",
                                "of being", "being as", "as it", "is at", "at no", "even in", "at her", "two of", "men of", "many from", "will again", "again be", "that every",
                                "of dr", "and has", "has left", "left behind", "has the", "has of", "other day", "day that", "than was", "as one", "her at", "for one", "here to",
                                "was very", "two or", "or three", "us for", "are all", "upon our", "away from", "was here", "here that", "have so", "so long", "of as", "toward the",
                                "for two", "and if", "them in", "under his", "if that", "which two", "is from", "before they", "with their", "made his", "his first", "but not", "in doing",
                                "doing so", "not seem", "seem to", "in one", "not certain", "he would", "even if", "he should", "should get", "get the", "some were", "were in", "made an",
                                "the past", "that no", "time is", "is some", "day about", "as nearly", "be to", "his little", "too much", "left with", "from some", "time he", "he came",
                                "came in", "and almost", "third day", "other to", "of man", "was indeed", "of long", "than we", "the ninth", "has now", "ten thousand", "if any", "same day",
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                                "fancinating", "fancy", "fanfare", "fans", "fantastic", "fantastically", "fascinate", "fascinating", "fascinatingly", "fascination", "fashionable", "fashionably", "fast",
                                "fastgrowing", "fastpaced", "faster", "fastest", "fastestgrowing", "faultless", "fav", "fave", "favor", "favorable", "favored", "favorite", "favorited",
                                "favour", "fearless", "fearlessly", "feasible", "feasibly", "feat", "featurerich", "fecilitous", "feisty", "felicitate", "felicitous", "felicity", "fertile",
                                "fervent", "fervently", "fervid", "fervidly", "fervor", "festive", "fidelity", "fiery", "fine", "finelooking", "finely", "finer", "finest",
                                "firmer", "firstclass", "firstinclass", "firstrate", "flashy", "flatter", "flattering", "flatteringly", "flawless", "flawlessly", "flexibility", "flexible", "flourish",
                                "flourishing", "fluent", "flutter", "fond", "fondly", "fondness", "foolproof", "foremost", "foresight", "formidable", "fortitude", "fortuitous", "fortuitously",
                                "fortunate", "fortunately", "fortune", "fragrant", "free", "freed", "freedom", "freedoms", "fresh", "fresher", "freshest", "friendliness", "friendly",
                                "frolic", "frugal", "fruitful", "ftw", "fulfillment", "fun", "futurestic", "futuristic", "gaiety", "gaily", "gain", "gained", "gainful",
                                "gainfully", "gaining", "gains", "gallant", "gallantly", "galore", "geekier", "geeky", "gem", "gems", "generosity", "generous", "generously",
                                "genial", "genius", "gentle", "gentlest", "genuine", "gifted", "glad", "gladden", "gladly", "gladness", "glamorous", "glee", "gleeful",
                                "gleefully", "glimmer", "glimmering", "glisten", "glistening", "glitter", "glitz", "glorify", "glorious", "gloriously", "glory", "glow", "glowing",
                                "glowingly", "godgiven", "godlike", "godsend", "gold", "golden", "good", "goodly", "goodness", "goodwill", "goood", "gooood", "gorgeous",
                                "gorgeously", "grace", "graceful", "gracefully", "gracious", "graciously", "graciousness", "grand", "grandeur", "grateful", "gratefully", "gratification", "gratified",
                                "gratifies", "gratify", "gratifying", "gratifyingly", "gratitude", "great", "greatest", "greatness", "grin", "groundbreaking", "guarantee", "guidance", "guiltless",
                                "gumption", "gush", "gusto", "gutsy", "hail", "halcyon", "hale", "hallmark", "hallmarks", "hallowed", "handier", "handily", "handsdown",
                                "handsome", "handsomely", "handy", "happier", "happily", "happiness", "happy", "hardworking", "hardier", "hardy", "harmless", "harmonious", "harmoniously",
                                "harmonize", "harmony", "headway", "heal", "healthful", "healthy", "hearten", "heartening", "heartfelt", "heartily", "heartwarming", "heaven", "heavenly",
                                "helped", "helpful", "helping", "hero", "heroic", "heroically", "heroine", "heroize", "heros", "highquality", "highspirited", "hilarious", "holy",
                                "homage", "honest", "honesty", "honor", "honorable", "honored", "honoring", "hooray", "hopeful", "hospitable", "hot", "hotcake", "hotcakes",
                                "hottest", "hug", "humane", "humble", "humility", "humor", "humorous", "humorously", "humour", "humourous", "ideal", "idealize", "ideally",
                                "idol", "idolize", "idolized", "idyllic", "illuminate", "illuminati", "illuminating", "illumine", "illustrious", "ilu", "imaculate", "imaginative", "immaculate",
                                "immaculately", "immense", "impartial", "impartiality", "impartially", "impassioned", "impeccable", "impeccably", "important", "impress", "impressed", "impresses", "impressive",
                                "impressively", "impressiveness", "improve", "improved", "improvement", "improvements", "improves", "improving", "incredible", "incredibly", "indebted", "individualized", "indulgence",
                                "indulgent", "industrious", "inestimable", "inestimably", "inexpensive", "infallibility", "infallible", "infallibly", "influential", "ingenious", "ingeniously", "ingenuity", "ingenuous",
                                "ingenuously", "innocuous", "innovation", "innovative", "inpressed", "insightful", "insightfully", "inspiration", "inspirational", "inspire", "inspiring", "instantly", "instructive",
                                "instrumental", "integral", "integrated", "intelligence", "intelligent", "intelligible", "interesting", "interests", "intimacy", "intimate", "intricate", "intrigue", "intriguing",
                                "intriguingly", "intuitive", "invaluable", "invaluablely", "inventive", "invigorate", "invigorating", "invincibility", "invincible", "inviolable", "inviolate", "invulnerable", "irreplaceable",
                                "irreproachable", "irresistible", "irresistibly", "issuefree", "jawdroping", "jawdropping", "jollify", "jolly", "jovial", "joy", "joyful", "joyfully", "joyous",
                                "joyously", "jubilant", "jubilantly", "jubilate", "jubilation", "jubiliant", "judicious", "justly", "keen", "keenly", "keenness", "kidfriendly", "kindliness",
                                "kindly", "kindness", "knowledgeable", "kudos", "largecapacity", "laud", "laudable", "laudably", "lavish", "lavishly", "lawabiding", "lawful", "lawfully",
                                "lead", "leading", "leads", "lean", "led", "legendary", "leverage", "levity", "liberate", "liberation", "liberty", "lifesaver", "lighthearted",
                                "lighter", "likable", "like", "liked", "likes", "liking", "lionhearted", "lively", "logical", "longlasting", "lovable", "lovably", "love",
                                "loved", "loveliness", "lovely", "lover", "loves", "loving", "lowcost", "lowprice", "lowpriced", "lowrisk", "lowerpriced", "loyal", "loyalty",
                                "lucid", "lucidly", "luck", "luckier", "luckiest", "luckiness", "lucky", "lucrative", "luminous", "lush", "luster", "lustrous", "luxuriant",
                                "luxuriate", "luxurious", "luxuriously", "luxury", "lyrical", "magic", "magical", "magnanimous", "magnanimously", "magnificence", "magnificent", "magnificently", "majestic",
                                "majesty", "manageable", "maneuverable", "marvel", "marveled", "marvelled", "marvellous", "marvelous", "marvelously", "marvelousness", "marvels", "master", "masterful",
                                "masterfully", "masterpiece", "masterpieces", "masters", "mastery", "matchless", "mature", "maturely", "maturity", "meaningful", "memorable", "merciful", "mercifully",
                                "mercy", "merit", "meritorious", "merrily", "merriment", "merriness", "merry", "mesmerize", "mesmerized", "mesmerizes", "mesmerizing", "mesmerizingly", "meticulous",
                                "meticulously", "mightily", "mighty", "mindblowing", "miracle", "miracles", "miraculous", "miraculously", "miraculousness", "modern", "modest", "modesty", "momentous",
                                "monumental", "monumentally", "morality", "motivated", "multipurpose", "navigable", "neat", "neatest", "neatly", "nice", "nicely", "nicer", "nicest",
                                "nifty", "nimble", "noble", "nobly", "noiseless", "nonviolence", "nonviolent", "notably", "noteworthy", "nourish", "nourishing", "nourishment", "novelty",
                                "nurturing", "oasis", "obsession", "obsessions", "obtainable", "openly", "openness", "optimal", "optimism", "optimistic", "opulent", "orderly", "originality",
                                "outdo", "outdone", "outperform", "outperformed", "outperforming", "outperforms", "outshine", "outshone", "outsmart", "outstanding", "outstandingly", "outstrip", "outwit",
                                "ovation", "overjoyed", "overtake", "overtaken", "overtakes", "overtaking", "overtook", "overture", "painfree", "painless", "painlessly", "palatial", "pamper",
                                "pampered", "pamperedly", "pamperedness", "pampers", "panoramic", "paradise", "paramount", "pardon", "passion", "passionate", "passionately", "patience", "patient",
                                "patiently", "patriot", "patriotic", "peace", "peaceable", "peaceful", "peacefully", "peacekeepers", "peach", "peerless", "pep", "pepped", "pepping",
                                "peppy", "peps", "perfect", "perfection", "perfectly", "permissible", "perseverance", "persevere", "personages", "personalized", "phenomenal", "phenomenally", "picturesque",
                                "piety", "pinnacle", "playful", "playfully", "pleasant", "pleasantly", "pleased", "pleases", "pleasing", "pleasingly", "pleasurable", "pleasurably", "pleasure",
                                "plentiful", "pluses", "plush", "plusses", "poetic", "poeticize", "poignant", "poise", "poised", "polished", "polite", "politeness", "popular",
                                "portable", "posh", "positive", "positively", "positives", "powerful", "powerfully", "praise", "praiseworthy", "praising", "precious", "precise", "precisely",
                                "preeminent", "prefer", "preferable", "preferably", "prefered", "preferes", "preferring", "prefers", "premier", "prestige", "prestigious", "prettily", "pretty",
                                "priceless", "pride", "principled", "privilege", "privileged", "prize", "proactive", "problemfree", "problemsolver", "prodigious", "prodigiously", "prodigy", "productive",
                                "productively", "proficient", "proficiently", "profound", "profoundly", "profuse", "profusion", "progress", "progressive", "prolific", "prominence", "prominent", "promise",
                                "promised", "promises", "promising", "promoter", "prompt", "promptly", "proper", "properly", "propitious", "propitiously", "pros", "prosper", "prosperity",
                                "prosperous", "prospros", "protect", "protection", "protective", "proud", "proven", "proves", "providence", "proving", "prowess", "prudence", "prudent",
                                "prudently", "punctual", "pure", "purify", "purposeful", "quaint", "qualified", "qualify", "quicker", "quiet", "quieter", "radiance", "radiant",
                                "rapid", "rapport", "rapt", "rapture", "raptureous", "raptureously", "rapturous", "rapturously", "rational", "razorsharp", "reachable", "readable", "readily",
                                "ready", "reaffirm", "reaffirmation", "realistic", "realizable", "reasonable", "reasonably", "reasoned", "reassurance", "reassure", "receptive", "reclaim", "recomend",
                                "recommend", "recommendation", "recommendations", "recommended", "reconcile", "reconciliation", "recordsetting", "recover", "recovery", "rectification", "rectify", "rectifying", "redeem",
                                "redeeming", "redemption", "refine", "refined", "refinement", "reform", "reformed", "reforming", "reforms", "refresh", "refreshed", "refreshing", "refund",
                                "refunded", "regal", "regally", "regard", "rejoice", "rejoicing", "rejoicingly", "rejuvenate", "rejuvenated", "rejuvenating", "relaxed", "relent", "reliable",
                                "reliably", "relief", "relish", "remarkable", "remarkably", "remedy", "remission", "remunerate", "renaissance", "renewed", "renown", "renowned", "replaceable",
                                "reputable", "reputation", "resilient", "resolute", "resound", "resounding", "resourceful", "resourcefulness", "respect", "respectable", "respectful", "respectfully", "respite",
                                "resplendent", "responsibly", "responsive", "restful", "restored", "restructure", "restructured", "restructuring", "retractable", "revel", "revelation", "revere", "reverence",
                                "reverent", "reverently", "revitalize", "revival", "revive", "revives", "revolutionary", "revolutionize", "revolutionized", "revolutionizes", "reward", "rewarding", "rewardingly",
                                "rich", "richer", "richly", "richness", "right", "righten", "righteous", "righteously", "righteousness", "rightful", "rightfully", "rightly", "rightness",
                                "riskfree", "robust", "rockstar", "rockstars", "romantic", "romantically", "romanticize", "roomier", "roomy", "rosy", "safe", "safely", "sagacity",
                                "sagely", "saint", "saintliness", "saintly", "salutary", "salute", "sane", "satisfactorily", "satisfactory", "satisfied", "satisfies", "satisfy", "satisfying",
                                "satisified", "saver", "savings", "savior", "savvy", "scenic", "seamless", "seasoned", "secure", "securely", "selective", "selfdetermination", "selfrespect",
                                "selfsatisfaction", "selfsufficiency", "selfsufficient", "sensation", "sensational", "sensationally", "sensations", "sensible", "sensibly", "sensitive", "serene", "serenity", "sexy",
                                "sharp", "sharper", "sharpest", "shimmering", "shimmeringly", "shine", "shiny", "significant", "silent", "simpler", "simplest", "simplified", "simplifies",
                                "simplify", "simplifying", "sincere", "sincerely", "sincerity", "skill", "skilled", "skillful", "skillfully", "slammin", "sleek", "slick", "smart",
                                "smarter", "smartest", "smartly", "smile", "smiles", "smiling", "smilingly", "smitten", "smooth", "smoother", "smoothes", "smoothest", "smoothly",
                                "snappy", "snazzy", "sociable", "soft", "softer", "solace", "solicitous", "solicitously", "solid", "solidarity", "soothe", "soothingly", "sophisticated",
                                "soulful", "soundly", "soundness", "spacious", "sparkle", "sparkling", "spectacular", "spectacularly", "speedily", "speedy", "spellbind", "spellbinding", "spellbindingly",
                                "spellbound", "spirited", "spiritual", "splendid", "splendidly", "splendor", "spontaneous", "sporty", "spotless", "sprightly", "stability", "stabilize", "stable",
                                "stainless", "standout", "stateoftheart", "stately", "statuesque", "staunch", "staunchly", "staunchness", "steadfast", "steadfastly", "steadfastness", "steadiest", "steadiness",
                                "steady", "stellar", "stellarly", "stimulate", "stimulates", "stimulating", "stimulative", "stirringly", "straighten", "straightforward", "streamlined", "striking", "strikingly",
                                "striving", "strong", "stronger", "strongest", "stunned", "stunning", "stunningly", "stupendous", "stupendously", "sturdier", "sturdy", "stylish", "stylishly",
                                "stylized", "suave", "suavely", "sublime", "subsidize", "subsidized", "subsidizes", "subsidizing", "substantive", "succeed", "succeeded", "succeeding", "succeeds",
                                "succes", "success", "successes", "successful", "successfully", "suffice", "sufficed", "suffices", "sufficient", "sufficiently", "suitable", "sumptuous", "sumptuously",
                                "sumptuousness", "super", "superb", "superbly", "superior", "superiority", "supple", "support", "supported", "supporter", "supporting", "supportive", "supports",
                                "supremacy", "supreme", "supremely", "supurb", "supurbly", "surmount", "surpass", "surreal", "survival", "survivor", "sustainability", "sustainable", "swank",
                                "swankier", "swankiest", "swanky", "sweeping", "sweet", "sweeten", "sweetheart", "sweetly", "sweetness", "swift", "swiftness", "talent", "talented",
                                "talents", "tantalize", "tantalizing", "tantalizingly", "tempt", "tempting", "temptingly", "tenacious", "tenaciously", "tenacity", "tender", "tenderly", "terrific",
                                "terrifically", "thank", "thankful", "thinner", "thoughtful", "thoughtfully", "thoughtfulness", "thrift", "thrifty", "thrill", "thrilled", "thrilling", "thrillingly",
                                "thrills", "thrive", "thriving", "thumbup", "thumbsup", "tickle", "tidy", "timehonored", "timely", "tingle", "titillate", "titillating", "titillatingly",
                                "togetherness", "tolerable", "tollfree", "top", "topquality", "topnotch", "tops", "tough", "tougher", "toughest", "traction", "tranquil", "tranquility",
                                "transparent", "treasure", "tremendously", "trendy", "triumph", "triumphal", "triumphant", "triumphantly", "trivially", "trophy", "troublefree", "trump", "trumpet",
                                "trust", "trusted", "trusting", "trustingly", "trustworthiness", "trustworthy", "trusty", "truthful", "truthfully", "truthfulness", "twinkly", "ultracrisp", "unabashed",
                                "unabashedly", "unaffected", "unassailable", "unbeatable", "unbiased", "unbound", "uncomplicated", "unconditional", "undamaged", "undaunted", "understandable", "undisputable", "undisputably",
                                "undisputed", "unencumbered", "unequivocal", "unequivocally", "unfazed", "unfettered", "unforgettable", "unity", "unlimited", "unmatched", "unparalleled", "unquestionable", "unquestionably",
                                "unreal", "unrestricted", "unrivaled", "unselfish", "unwavering", "upbeat", "upgradable", "upgradeable", "upgraded", "upheld", "uphold", "uplift", "uplifting",
                                "upliftingly", "upliftment", "upscale", "usable", "useable", "useful", "userfriendly", "userreplaceable", "valiant", "valiantly", "valor", "valuable", "variety",
                                "venerate", "verifiable", "veritable", "versatile", "versatility", "vibrant", "vibrantly", "victorious", "victory", "viewable", "vigilance", "vigilant", "virtue",
                                "virtuous", "virtuously", "visionary", "vivacious", "vivid", "vouch", "vouchsafe", "warm", "warmer", "warmhearted", "warmly", "warmth", "wealthy",
                                "welcome", "well", "wellbacklit", "wellbalanced", "wellbehaved", "wellbred", "wellconnected", "welleducated", "wellestablished", "wellinformed", "wellintentioned", "wellknown", "wellmade",
                                "wellmanaged", "wellmannered", "wellpositioned", "wellreceived", "wellregarded", "wellrounded", "wellrun", "wellwishers", "wellbeing", "whoa", "wholeheartedly", "wholesome", "whooa",
                                "whoooa", "wieldy", "willing", "willingly", "willingness", "win", "windfall", "winnable", "winner", "winners", "winning", "wins", "wisdom",
                                "wise", "wisely", "witty", "won", "wonder", "wonderful", "wonderfully", "wonderous", "wonderously", "wonders", "wondrous", "woo", "work",
                                "workable", "worked", "works", "worldfamous", "worth", "worthiness", "worthwhile", "worthy", "wow", "wowed", "wowing", "wows", "yay",
                                "youthful", "zeal", "zenith", "zest", "zippy",]


        self.NEGATIVE_WORDS = ["2faced", "2faces", "abnormal", "abolish", "abominable", "abominably", "abominate", "abomination",
                                "abort", "aborted", "aborts", "abrade", "abrasive", "abrupt", "abruptly", "abscond", "absence", "absentminded", "absentee", "absurd", "absurdity",
                                "absurdly", "absurdness", "abuse", "abused", "abuses", "abusive", "abysmal", "abysmally", "abyss", "accidental", "accost", "accursed", "accusation",
                                "accusations", "accuse", "accuses", "accusing", "accusingly", "acerbate", "acerbic", "acerbically", "ache", "ached", "aches", "achey", "aching",
                                "acrid", "acridly", "acridness", "acrimonious", "acrimoniously", "acrimony", "adamant", "adamantly", "addict", "addicted", "addicting", "addicts", "admonish",
                                "admonisher", "admonishingly", "admonishment", "admonition", "adulterate", "adulterated", "adulteration", "adulterier", "adversarial", "adversary", "adverse", "adversity", "afflict",
                                "affliction", "afflictive", "affront", "afraid", "aggravate", "aggravating", "aggravation", "aggression", "aggressive", "aggressiveness", "aggressor", "aggrieve", "aggrieved",
                                "aggrivation", "aghast", "agonies", "agonize", "agonizing", "agonizingly", "agony", "aground", "ail", "ailing", "ailment", "aimless", "alarm",
                                "alarmed", "alarming", "alarmingly", "alienate", "alienated", "alienation", "allegation", "allegations", "allege", "allergic", "allergies", "allergy", "aloof",
                                "altercation", "ambiguity", "ambiguous", "ambivalence", "ambivalent", "ambush", "amiss", "amputate", "anarchism", "anarchist", "anarchistic", "anarchy", "anemic",
                                "anger", "angrily", "angriness", "angry", "anguish", "animosity", "annihilate", "annihilation", "annoy", "annoyance", "annoyances", "annoyed", "annoying",
                                "annoyingly", "annoys", "anomalous", "anomaly", "antagonism", "antagonist", "antagonistic", "antagonize", "anti", "antiamerican", "antiisraeli", "antioccupation", "antiproliferation",
                                "antisemites", "antisocial", "antius", "antiwhite", "antipathy", "antiquated", "antithetical", "anxieties", "anxiety", "anxious", "anxiously", "anxiousness", "apathetic",
                                "apathetically", "apathy", "apocalypse", "apocalyptic", "apologist", "apologists", "appal", "appall", "appalled", "appalling", "appallingly", "apprehension", "apprehensions",
                                "apprehensive", "apprehensively", "arbitrary", "arcane", "archaic", "arduous", "arduously", "argumentative", "arrogance", "arrogant", "arrogantly", "ashamed", "asinine",
                                "asininely", "asinininity", "askance", "asperse", "aspersion", "aspersions", "assail", "assassin", "assassinate", "assault", "assult", "astray", "asunder",
                                "atrocious", "atrocities", "atrocity", "atrophy", "attack", "attacks", "audacious", "audaciously", "audaciousness", "audacity", "audiciously", "austere", "authoritarian",
                                "autocrat", "autocratic", "avalanche", "avarice", "avaricious", "avariciously", "avenge", "averse", "aversion", "aweful", "awful", "awfully", "awfulness",
                                "awkward", "awkwardness", "ax", "babble", "backlogged", "backache", "backaches", "backaching", "backbite", "backbiting", "backward", "backwardness", "backwood",
                                "backwoods", "bad", "badly", "baffle", "baffled", "bafflement", "baffling", "bait", "balk", "banal", "banalize", "bane", "banish",
                                "banishment", "bankrupt", "barbarian", "barbaric", "barbarically", "barbarity", "barbarous", "barbarously", "barren", "baseless", "bash", "bashed", "bashful",
                                "bashing", "bastard", "bastards", "battered", "battering", "batty", "bearish", "beastly", "bedlam", "bedlamite", "befoul", "beg", "beggar",
                                "beggarly", "begging", "beguile", "belabor", "belated", "beleaguer", "belie", "belittle", "belittled", "belittling", "bellicose", "belligerence", "belligerent",
                                "belligerently", "bemoan", "bemoaning", "bemused", "bent", "berate", "bereave", "bereavement", "bereft", "berserk", "beseech", "beset", "besiege",
                                "besmirch", "bestial", "betray", "betrayal", "betrayals", "betrayer", "betraying", "betrays", "bewail", "beware", "bewilder", "bewildered", "bewildering",
                                "bewilderingly", "bewilderment", "bewitch", "bias", "biased", "biases", "bicker", "bickering", "bidrigging", "bigotries", "bigotry", "bitch", "bitchy",
                                "biting", "bitingly", "bitter", "bitterly", "bitterness", "bizarre", "blab", "blabber", "blackmail", "blah", "blame", "blameworthy", "bland",
                                "blandish", "blaspheme", "blasphemous", "blasphemy", "blasted", "blatant", "blatantly", "blather", "bleak", "bleakly", "bleakness", "bleed", "bleeding",
                                "bleeds", "blemish", "blind", "blinding", "blindingly", "blindside", "blister", "blistering", "bloated", "blockage", "blockhead", "bloodshed", "bloodthirsty",
                                "bloody", "blotchy", "blow", "blunder", "blundering", "blunders", "blunt", "blur", "bluring", "blurred", "blurring", "blurry", "blurs",
                                "blurt", "boastful", "boggle", "bogus", "boil", "boiling", "boisterous", "bomb", "bombard", "bombardment", "bombastic", "bondage", "bonkers",
                                "bore", "bored", "boredom", "bores", "boring", "botch", "bother", "bothered", "bothering", "bothers", "bothersome", "bowdlerize", "boycott",
                                "braggart", "bragger", "brainless", "brainwash", "brash", "brashly", "brashness", "brat", "bravado", "brazen", "brazenly", "brazenness", "breach",
                                "break", "breakdown", "breaking", "breaks", "breakup", "breakups", "bribery", "brimstone", "bristle", "brittle", "broke", "broken", "brokenhearted",
                                "brood", "browbeat", "bruise", "bruised", "bruises", "bruising", "brusque", "brutal", "brutalising", "brutalities", "brutality", "brutalize", "brutalizing",
                                "brutally", "brute", "brutish", "bs", "buckle", "bug", "bugging", "buggy", "bugs", "bulkier", "bulkiness", "bulky", "bulkyness",
                                "bull", "bullies", "bullshit", "bullshyt", "bully", "bullying", "bullyingly", "bum", "bump", "bumped", "bumping", "bumpping", "bumps",
                                "bumpy", "bungle", "bungler", "bungling", "bunk", "burden", "burdensome", "burdensomely", "burn", "burned", "burning", "burns", "bust",
                                "busts", "busybody", "butcher", "butchery", "buzzing", "byzantine", "cackle", "calamities", "calamitous", "calamitously", "calamity", "callous", "calumniate",
                                "calumniation", "calumnies", "calumnious", "calumniously", "calumny", "cancer", "cancerous", "cannibal", "cannibalize", "capitulate", "capricious", "capriciously", "capriciousness",
                                "capsize", "careless", "carelessness", "caricature", "carnage", "carp", "cartoonish", "cashstrapped", "castigate", "castrated", "casualty", "cataclysm", "cataclysmal",
                                "cataclysmic", "cataclysmically", "catastrophe", "catastrophes", "catastrophic", "catastrophically", "catastrophies", "caustic", "caustically", "cautionary", "cave", "censure", "chafe",
                                "chaff", "chagrin", "challenging", "chaos", "chaotic", "chasten", "chastise", "chastisement", "chatter", "chatterbox", "cheap", "cheapen", "cheaply",
                                "cheat", "cheated", "cheater", "cheating", "cheats", "checkered", "cheerless", "cheesy", "chide", "childish", "chill", "chilly", "chintzy",
                                "choke", "choleric", "choppy", "chore", "chronic", "chunky", "clamor", "clamorous", "clash", "cliche", "cliched", "clique", "clog",
                                "clogged", "clogs", "cloud", "clouding", "cloudy", "clueless", "clumsy", "clunky", "coarse", "cocky", "coerce", "coercion", "coercive",
                                "cold", "coldly", "collapse", "collude", "collusion", "combative", "combust", "comical", "commiserate", "commonplace", "commotion", "commotions", "complacent",
                                "complain", "complained", "complaining", "complains", "complaint", "complaints", "complex", "complicated", "complication", "complicit", "compulsion", "compulsive", "concede",
                                "conceded", "conceit", "conceited", "concen", "concens", "concern", "concerned", "concerns", "concession", "concessions", "condemn", "condemnable", "condemnation",
                                "condemned", "condemns", "condescend", "condescending", "condescendingly", "condescension", "confess", "confession", "confessions", "confined", "conflict", "conflicted", "conflicting",
                                "conflicts", "confound", "confounded", "confounding", "confront", "confrontation", "confrontational", "confuse", "confused", "confuses", "confusing", "confusion", "confusions",
                                "congested", "congestion", "cons", "conscons", "conservative", "conspicuous", "conspicuously", "conspiracies", "conspiracy", "conspirator", "conspiratorial", "conspire", "consternation",
                                "contagious", "contaminate", "contaminated", "contaminates", "contaminating", "contamination", "contempt", "contemptible", "contemptuous", "contemptuously", "contend", "contention", "contentious",
                                "contort", "contortions", "contradict", "contradiction", "contradictory", "contrariness", "contravene", "contrive", "contrived", "controversial", "controversy", "convoluted", "corrode",
                                "corrosion", "corrosions", "corrosive", "corrupt", "corrupted", "corrupting", "corruption", "corrupts", "corruptted", "costlier", "costly", "counterproductive", "coupists",
                                "covetous", "coward", "cowardly", "crabby", "crack", "cracked", "cracks", "craftily", "craftly", "crafty", "cramp", "cramped", "cramping",
                                "cranky", "crap", "crappy", "craps", "crash", "crashed", "crashes", "crashing", "crass", "craven", "cravenly", "craze", "crazily",
                                "craziness", "crazy", "creak", "creaking", "creaks", "credulous", "creep", "creeping", "creeps", "creepy", "crept", "crime", "criminal",
                                "cringe", "cringed", "cringes", "cripple", "crippled", "cripples", "crippling", "crisis", "critic", "critical", "criticism", "criticisms", "criticize",
                                "criticized", "criticizing", "critics", "cronyism", "crook", "crooked", "crooks", "crowded", "crowdedness", "crude", "cruel", "crueler", "cruelest",
                                "cruelly", "cruelness", "cruelties", "cruelty", "crumble", "crumbling", "crummy", "crumple", "crumpled", "crumples", "crush", "crushed", "crushing",
                                "cry", "culpable", "culprit", "cumbersome", "cunt", "cunts", "cuplrit", "curse", "cursed", "curses", "curt", "cuss", "cussed",
                                "cutthroat", "cynical", "cynicism", "dmn", "damage", "damaged", "damages", "damaging", "damn", "damnable", "damnably", "damnation", "damned",
                                "damning", "damper", "danger", "dangerous", "dangerousness", "dark", "darken", "darkened", "darker", "darkness", "dastard", "dastardly", "daunt",
                                "daunting", "dauntingly", "dawdle", "daze", "dazed", "dead", "deadbeat", "deadlock", "deadly", "deadweight", "deaf", "dearth", "death",
                                "debacle", "debase", "debasement", "debaser", "debatable", "debauch", "debaucher", "debauchery", "debilitate", "debilitating", "debility", "debt", "debts",
                                "decadence", "decadent", "decay", "decayed", "deceit", "deceitful", "deceitfully", "deceitfulness", "deceive", "deceiver", "deceivers", "deceiving", "deception",
                                "deceptive", "deceptively", "declaim", "decline", "declines", "declining", "decrement", "decrepit", "decrepitude", "decry", "defamation", "defamations", "defamatory",
                                "defame", "defect", "defective", "defects", "defensive", "defiance", "defiant", "defiantly", "deficiencies", "deficiency", "deficient", "defile", "defiler",
                                "deform", "deformed", "defrauding", "defunct", "defy", "degenerate", "degenerately", "degeneration", "degradation", "degrade", "degrading", "degradingly", "dehumanization",
                                "dehumanize", "deign", "deject", "dejected", "dejectedly", "dejection", "delay", "delayed", "delaying", "delays", "delinquency", "delinquent", "delirious",
                                "delirium", "delude", "deluded", "deluge", "delusion", "delusional", "delusions", "demean", "demeaning", "demise", "demolish", "demolisher", "demon",
                                "demonic", "demonize", "demonized", "demonizes", "demonizing", "demoralize", "demoralizing", "demoralizingly", "denial", "denied", "denies", "denigrate", "denounce",
                                "dense", "dent", "dented", "dents", "denunciate", "denunciation", "denunciations", "deny", "denying", "deplete", "deplorable", "deplorably", "deplore",
                                "deploring", "deploringly", "deprave", "depraved", "depravedly", "deprecate", "depress", "depressed", "depressing", "depressingly", "depression", "depressions", "deprive",
                                "deprived", "deride", "derision", "derisive", "derisively", "derisiveness", "derogatory", "desecrate", "desert", "desertion", "desiccate", "desiccated", "desititute",
                                "desolate", "desolately", "desolation", "despair", "despairing", "despairingly", "desperate", "desperately", "desperation", "despicable", "despicably", "despise", "despised",
                                "despoil", "despoiler", "despondence", "despondency", "despondent", "despondently", "despot", "despotic", "despotism", "destabilisation", "destains", "destitute", "destitution",
                                "destroy", "destroyer", "destruction", "destructive", "desultory", "deter", "deteriorate", "deteriorating", "deterioration", "deterrent", "detest", "detestable", "detestably",
                                "detested", "detesting", "detests", "detract", "detracted", "detracting", "detraction", "detracts", "detriment", "detrimental", "devastate", "devastated", "devastates",
                                "devastating", "devastatingly", "devastation", "deviate", "deviation", "devil", "devilish", "devilishly", "devilment", "devilry", "devious", "deviously", "deviousness",
                                "devoid", "diabolic", "diabolical", "diabolically", "diametrically", "diappointed", "diatribe", "diatribes", "dick", "dictator", "dictatorial", "die", "diehard",
                                "died", "dies", "difficult", "difficulties", "difficulty", "diffidence", "dilapidated", "dilemma", "dillydally", "dim", "dimmer", "din", "ding",
                                "dings", "dinky", "dire", "direly", "direness", "dirt", "dirtbag", "dirtbags", "dirts", "dirty", "disable", "disabled", "disaccord",
                                "disadvantage", "disadvantaged", "disadvantageous", "disadvantages", "disaffect", "disaffected", "disaffirm", "disagree", "disagreeable", "disagreeably", "disagreed", "disagreeing", "disagreement",
                                "disagrees", "disallow", "disapointed", "disapointing", "disapointment", "disappoint", "disappointed", "disappointing", "disappointingly", "disappointment", "disappointments", "disappoints", "disapprobation",
                                "disapproval", "disapprove", "disapproving", "disarm", "disarray", "disaster", "disasterous", "disastrous", "disastrously", "disavow", "disavowal", "disbelief", "disbelieve",
                                "disbeliever", "disclaim", "discombobulate", "discomfit", "discomfititure", "discomfort", "discompose", "disconcert", "disconcerted", "disconcerting", "disconcertingly", "disconsolate", "disconsolately",
                                "disconsolation", "discontent", "discontented", "discontentedly", "discontinued", "discontinuity", "discontinuous", "discord", "discordance", "discordant", "discountenance", "discourage", "discouragement",
                                "discouraging", "discouragingly", "discourteous", "discourteously", "discoutinous", "discredit", "discrepant", "discriminate", "discrimination", "discriminatory", "disdain", "disdained", "disdainful",
                                "disdainfully", "disfavor", "disgrace", "disgraced", "disgraceful", "disgracefully", "disgruntle", "disgruntled", "disgust", "disgusted", "disgustedly", "disgustful", "disgustfully",
                                "disgusting", "disgustingly", "dishearten", "disheartening", "dishearteningly", "dishonest", "dishonestly", "dishonesty", "dishonor", "dishonorable", "dishonorablely", "disillusion", "disillusioned",
                                "disillusionment", "disillusions", "disinclination", "disinclined", "disingenuous", "disingenuously", "disintegrate", "disintegrated", "disintegrates", "disintegration", "disinterest", "disinterested", "dislike",
                                "disliked", "dislikes", "disliking", "dislocated", "disloyal", "disloyalty", "dismal", "dismally", "dismalness", "dismay", "dismayed", "dismaying", "dismayingly",
                                "dismissive", "dismissively", "disobedience", "disobedient", "disobey", "disoobedient", "disorder", "disordered", "disorderly", "disorganized", "disorient", "disoriented", "disown",
                                "disparage", "disparaging", "disparagingly", "dispensable", "dispirit", "dispirited", "dispiritedly", "dispiriting", "displace", "displaced", "displease", "displeased", "displeasing",
                                "displeasure", "disproportionate", "disprove", "disputable", "dispute", "disputed", "disquiet", "disquieting", "disquietingly", "disquietude", "disregard", "disregardful", "disreputable",
                                "disrepute", "disrespect", "disrespectable", "disrespectablity", "disrespectful", "disrespectfully", "disrespectfulness", "disrespecting", "disrupt", "disruption", "disruptive", "diss", "dissapointed",
                                "dissappointed", "dissappointing", "dissatisfaction", "dissatisfactory", "dissatisfied", "dissatisfies", "dissatisfy", "dissatisfying", "dissed", "dissemble", "dissembler", "dissension", "dissent",
                                "dissenter", "dissention", "disservice", "disses", "dissidence", "dissident", "dissidents", "dissing", "dissocial", "dissolute", "dissolution", "dissonance", "dissonant",
                                "dissonantly", "dissuade", "dissuasive", "distains", "distaste", "distasteful", "distastefully", "distort", "distorted", "distortion", "distorts", "distract", "distracting",
                                "distraction", "distraught", "distraughtly", "distraughtness", "distress", "distressed", "distressing", "distressingly", "distrust", "distrustful", "distrusting", "disturb", "disturbance",
                                "disturbed", "disturbing", "disturbingly", "disunity", "disvalue", "divergent", "divisive", "divisively", "divisiveness", "dizzing", "dizzingly", "dizzy", "doddering",
                                "dodgey", "dogged", "doggedly", "dogmatic", "doldrums", "domineer", "domineering", "donside", "doom", "doomed", "doomsday", "dope", "doubt",
                                "doubtful", "doubtfully", "doubts", "douchbag", "douchebag", "douchebags", "downbeat", "downcast", "downer", "downfall", "downfallen", "downgrade", "downhearted",
                                "downheartedly", "downhill", "downside", "downsides", "downturn", "downturns", "drab", "draconian", "draconic", "drag", "dragged", "dragging", "dragoon",
                                "drags", "drain", "drained", "draining", "drains", "drastic", "drastically", "drawback", "drawbacks", "dread", "dreadful", "dreadfully", "dreadfulness",
                                "dreary", "dripped", "dripping", "drippy", "drips", "drones", "droop", "droops", "dropout", "dropouts", "drought", "drowning", "drunk",
                                "drunkard", "drunken", "dubious", "dubiously", "dubitable", "dud", "dull", "dullard", "dumb", "dumbfound", "dump", "dumped", "dumping",
                                "dumps", "dunce", "dungeon", "dungeons", "dupe", "dust", "dusty", "dwindling", "dying", "earsplitting", "eccentric", "eccentricity", "effigy",
                                "effrontery", "egocentric", "egomania", "egotism", "egotistical", "egotistically", "egregious", "egregiously", "electionrigger", "elimination", "emaciated", "emasculate", "embarrass",
                                "embarrassing", "embarrassingly", "embarrassment", "embattled", "embroil", "embroiled", "embroilment", "emergency", "emphatic", "emphatically", "emptiness", "encroach", "encroachment",
                                "endanger", "enemies", "enemy", "enervate", "enfeeble", "enflame", "engulf", "enjoin", "enmity", "enrage", "enraged", "enraging", "enslave",
                                "entangle", "entanglement", "entrap", "entrapment", "envious", "enviously", "enviousness", "epidemic", "equivocal", "erase", "erode", "erodes", "erosion",
                                "err", "errant", "erratic", "erratically", "erroneous", "erroneously", "error", "errors", "eruptions", "escapade", "eschew", "estranged", "evade",
                                "evasion", "evasive", "evil", "evildoer", "evils", "eviscerate", "exacerbate", "exagerate", "exagerated", "exagerates", "exaggerate", "exaggeration", "exasperate",
                                "exasperated", "exasperating", "exasperatingly", "exasperation", "excessive", "excessively", "exclusion", "excoriate", "excruciating", "excruciatingly", "excuse", "excuses", "execrate",
                                "exhaust", "exhausted", "exhaustion", "exhausts", "exhorbitant", "exhort", "exile", "exorbitant", "exorbitantance", "exorbitantly", "expel", "expensive", "expire",
                                "expired", "explode", "exploit", "exploitation", "explosive", "expropriate", "expropriation", "expulse", "expunge", "exterminate", "extermination", "extinguish", "extort",
                                "extortion", "extraneous", "extravagance", "extravagant", "extravagantly", "extremism", "extremist", "extremists", "eyesore", "fk", "fabricate", "fabrication", "facetious",
                                "facetiously", "fail", "failed", "failing", "fails", "failure", "failures", "faint", "fainthearted", "faithless", "fake", "fall", "fallacies",
                                "fallacious", "fallaciously", "fallaciousness", "fallacy", "fallen", "falling", "fallout", "falls", "false", "falsehood", "falsely", "falsify", "falter",
                                "faltered", "famine", "famished", "fanatic", "fanatical", "fanatically", "fanaticism", "fanatics", "fanciful", "farce", "farcical", "farcicalyetprovocative", "farcically",
                                "farfetched", "fascism", "fascist", "fastidious", "fastidiously", "fastuous", "fat", "fatal", "fatalistic", "fatalistically", "fatally", "fatcat", "fatcats",
                                "fateful", "fatefully", "fathomless", "fatigue", "fatigued", "fatique", "fatty", "fatuity", "fatuous", "fatuously", "fault", "faults", "faulty",
                                "fawningly", "faze", "fear", "fearful", "fearfully", "fears", "fearsome", "feckless", "feeble", "feeblely", "feebleminded", "feign", "feint",
                                "fell", "felon", "felonious", "ferociously", "ferocity", "fetid", "fever", "feverish", "fevers", "fiasco", "fib", "fibber", "fickle",
                                "fiction", "fictional", "fictitious", "fidget", "fidgety", "fiend", "fiendish", "fierce", "figurehead", "filth", "filthy", "finagle", "finicky",
                                "fissures", "fist", "flabbergast", "flabbergasted", "flagging", "flagrant", "flagrantly", "flair", "flairs", "flak", "flake", "flakey", "flakieness",
                                "flaking", "flaky", "flare", "flares", "flareup", "flareups", "flatout", "flaunt", "flaw", "flawed", "flaws", "flee", "fleed",
                                "fleeing", "fleer", "flees", "fleeting", "flicering", "flicker", "flickering", "flickers", "flighty", "flimflam", "flimsy", "flirt", "flirty",
                                "floored", "flounder", "floundering", "flout", "fluster", "foe", "fool", "fooled", "foolhardy", "foolish", "foolishly", "foolishness", "forbid",
                                "forbidden", "forbidding", "forceful", "foreboding", "forebodingly", "forfeit", "forged", "forgetful", "forgetfully", "forgetfulness", "forlorn", "forlornly", "forsake",
                                "forsaken", "forswear", "foul", "foully", "foulness", "fractious", "fractiously", "fracture", "fragile", "fragmented", "frail", "frantic", "frantically",
                                "franticly", "fraud", "fraudulent", "fraught", "frazzle", "frazzled", "freak", "freaking", "freakish", "freakishly", "freaks", "freeze", "freezes",
                                "freezing", "frenetic", "frenetically", "frenzied", "frenzy", "fret", "fretful", "frets", "friction", "frictions", "fried", "friggin", "frigging",
                                "fright", "frighten", "frightening", "frighteningly", "frightful", "frightfully", "frigid", "frost", "frown", "froze", "frozen", "fruitless", "fruitlessly",
                                "frustrate", "frustrated", "frustrates", "frustrating", "frustratingly", "frustration", "frustrations", "fuck", "fucking", "fudge", "fugitive", "fullblown", "fulminate",
                                "fumble", "fume", "fumes", "fundamentalism", "funky", "funnily", "funny", "furious", "furiously", "furor", "fury", "fuss", "fussy",
                                "fustigate", "fusty", "futile", "futilely", "futility", "fuzzy", "gabble", "gaff", "gaffe", "gainsay", "gainsayer", "gall", "galling",
                                "gallingly", "galls", "gangster", "gape", "garbage", "garish", "gasp", "gauche", "gaudy", "gawk", "gawky", "geezer", "genocide",
                                "getrich", "ghastly", "ghetto", "ghosting", "gibber", "gibberish", "gibe", "giddy", "gimmick", "gimmicked", "gimmicking", "gimmicks", "gimmicky",
                                "glare", "glaringly", "glib", "glibly", "glitch", "glitches", "gloatingly", "gloom", "gloomy", "glower", "glum", "glut", "gnawing",
                                "goad", "goading", "godawful", "goof", "goofy", "goon", "gossip", "graceless", "gracelessly", "graft", "grainy", "grapple", "grate",
                                "grating", "gravely", "greasy", "greed", "greedy", "grief", "grievance", "grievances", "grieve", "grieving", "grievous", "grievously", "grim",
                                "grimace", "grind", "gripe", "gripes", "grisly", "gritty", "gross", "grossly", "grotesque", "grouch", "grouchy", "groundless", "grouse",
                                "growl", "grudge", "grudges", "grudging", "grudgingly", "gruesome", "gruesomely", "gruff", "grumble", "grumpier", "grumpiest", "grumpily", "grumpish",
                                "grumpy", "guile", "guilt", "guiltily", "guilty", "gullible", "gutless", "gutter", "hack", "hacks", "haggard", "haggle", "hairloss",
                                "halfhearted", "halfheartedly", "hallucinate", "hallucination", "hamper", "hampered", "handicapped", "hang", "hangs", "haphazard", "hapless", "harangue", "harass",
                                "harassed", "harasses", "harassment", "harboring", "harbors", "hard", "hardhit", "hardline", "hardball", "harden", "hardened", "hardheaded", "hardhearted",
                                "hardliner", "hardliners", "hardship", "hardships", "harm", "harmed", "harmful", "harms", "harpy", "harridan", "harried", "harrow", "harsh",
                                "harshly", "hasseling", "hassle", "hassled", "hassles", "haste", "hastily", "hasty", "hate", "hated", "hateful", "hatefully", "hatefulness",
                                "hater", "haters", "hates", "hating", "hatred", "haughtily", "haughty", "haunt", "haunting", "havoc", "hawkish", "haywire", "hazard",
                                "hazardous", "haze", "hazy", "headache", "headaches", "heartbreaker", "heartbreaking", "heartbreakingly", "heartless", "heathen", "heavyhanded", "heavyhearted", "heck",
                                "heckle", "heckled", "heckles", "hectic", "hedge", "hedonistic", "heedless", "hefty", "hegemonism", "hegemonistic", "hegemony", "heinous", "hell",
                                "hellbent", "hellion", "hells", "helpless", "helplessly", "helplessness", "heresy", "heretic", "heretical", "hesitant", "hestitant", "hideous", "hideously",
                                "hideousness", "highpriced", "hiliarious", "hinder", "hindrance", "hiss", "hissed", "hissing", "hohum", "hoard", "hoax", "hobble", "hogs",
                                "hollow", "hoodium", "hoodwink", "hooligan", "hopeless", "hopelessly", "hopelessness", "horde", "horrendous", "horrendously", "horrible", "horrid", "horrific",
                                "horrified", "horrifies", "horrify", "horrifying", "horrifys", "hostage", "hostile", "hostilities", "hostility", "hotbeds", "hothead", "hotheaded", "hothouse",
                                "hubris", "huckster", "hum", "humid", "humiliate", "humiliating", "humiliation", "humming", "hung", "hurt", "hurted", "hurtful", "hurting",
                                "hurts", "hustler", "hype", "hypocricy", "hypocrisy", "hypocrite", "hypocrites", "hypocritical", "hypocritically", "hysteria", "hysteric", "hysterical", "hysterically",
                                "hysterics", "idiocies", "idiocy", "idiot", "idiotic", "idiotically", "idiots", "idle", "ignoble", "ignominious", "ignominiously", "ignominy", "ignorance",
                                "ignorant", "ignore", "illadvised", "illconceived", "illdefined", "illdesigned", "illfated", "illfavored", "illformed", "illmannered", "illnatured", "illsorted", "illtempered",
                                "illtreated", "illtreatment", "illusage", "illused", "illegal", "illegally", "illegitimate", "illicit", "illiterate", "illness", "illogic", "illogical", "illogically",
                                "illusion", "illusions", "illusory", "imaginary", "imbalance", "imbecile", "imbroglio", "immaterial", "immature", "imminence", "imminently", "immobilized", "immoderate",
                                "immoderately", "immodest", "immoral", "immorality", "immorally", "immovable", "impair", "impaired", "impasse", "impatience", "impatient", "impatiently", "impeach",
                                "impedance", "impede", "impediment", "impending", "impenitent", "imperfect", "imperfection", "imperfections", "imperfectly", "imperialist", "imperil", "imperious", "imperiously",
                                "impermissible", "impersonal", "impertinent", "impetuous", "impetuously", "impiety", "impinge", "impious", "implacable", "implausible", "implausibly", "implicate", "implication",
                                "implode", "impolite", "impolitely", "impolitic", "importunate", "importune", "impose", "imposers", "imposing", "imposition", "impossible", "impossiblity", "impossibly",
                                "impotent", "impoverish", "impoverished", "impractical", "imprecate", "imprecise", "imprecisely", "imprecision", "imprison", "imprisonment", "improbability", "improbable", "improbably",
                                "improper", "improperly", "impropriety", "imprudence", "imprudent", "impudence", "impudent", "impudently", "impugn", "impulsive", "impulsively", "impunity", "impure",
                                "impurity", "inability", "inaccuracies", "inaccuracy", "inaccurate", "inaccurately", "inaction", "inactive", "inadequacy", "inadequate", "inadequately", "inadverent", "inadverently",
                                "inadvisable", "inadvisably", "inane", "inanely", "inappropriate", "inappropriately", "inapt", "inaptitude", "inarticulate", "inattentive", "inaudible", "incapable", "incapably",
                                "incautious", "incendiary", "incense", "incessant", "incessantly", "incite", "incitement", "incivility", "inclement", "incognizant", "incoherence", "incoherent", "incoherently",
                                "incommensurate", "incomparable", "incomparably", "incompatability", "incompatibility", "incompatible", "incompetence", "incompetent", "incompetently", "incomplete", "incompliant", "incomprehensible", "incomprehension",
                                "inconceivable", "inconceivably", "incongruous", "incongruously", "inconsequent", "inconsequential", "inconsequentially", "inconsequently", "inconsiderate", "inconsiderately", "inconsistence", "inconsistencies", "inconsistency",
                                "inconsistent", "inconsolable", "inconsolably", "inconstant", "inconvenience", "inconveniently", "incorrect", "incorrectly", "incorrigible", "incorrigibly", "incredulous", "incredulously", "inculcate",
                                "indecency", "indecent", "indecently", "indecision", "indecisive", "indecisively", "indecorum", "indefensible", "indelicate", "indeterminable", "indeterminably", "indeterminate", "indifference",
                                "indifferent", "indigent", "indignant", "indignantly", "indignation", "indignity", "indiscernible", "indiscreet", "indiscreetly", "indiscretion", "indiscriminate", "indiscriminately", "indiscriminating",
                                "indistinguishable", "indoctrinate", "indoctrination", "indolent", "indulge", "ineffective", "ineffectively", "ineffectiveness", "ineffectual", "ineffectually", "ineffectualness", "inefficacious", "inefficacy",
                                "inefficiency", "inefficient", "inefficiently", "inelegance", "inelegant", "ineligible", "ineloquent", "ineloquently", "inept", "ineptitude", "ineptly", "inequalities", "inequality",
                                "inequitable", "inequitably", "inequities", "inescapable", "inescapably", "inessential", "inevitable", "inevitably", "inexcusable", "inexcusably", "inexorable", "inexorably", "inexperience",
                                "inexperienced", "inexpert", "inexpertly", "inexpiable", "inexplainable", "inextricable", "inextricably", "infamous", "infamously", "infamy", "infected", "infection", "infections",
                                "inferior", "inferiority", "infernal", "infest", "infested", "infidel", "infidels", "infiltrator", "infiltrators", "infirm", "inflame", "inflammation", "inflammatory",
                                "inflammed", "inflated", "inflationary", "inflexible", "inflict", "infraction", "infringe", "infringement", "infringements", "infuriate", "infuriated", "infuriating", "infuriatingly",
                                "inglorious", "ingrate", "ingratitude", "inhibit", "inhibition", "inhospitable", "inhospitality", "inhuman", "inhumane", "inhumanity", "inimical", "inimically", "iniquitous",
                                "iniquity", "injudicious", "injure", "injurious", "injury", "injustice", "injustices", "innuendo", "inoperable", "inopportune", "inordinate", "inordinately", "insane",
                                "insanely", "insanity", "insatiable", "insecure", "insecurity", "insensible", "insensitive", "insensitively", "insensitivity", "insidious", "insidiously", "insignificance", "insignificant",
                                "insignificantly", "insincere", "insincerely", "insincerity", "insinuate", "insinuating", "insinuation", "insociable", "insolence", "insolent", "insolently", "insolvent", "insouciance",
                                "instability", "instable", "instigate", "instigator", "instigators", "insubordinate", "insubstantial", "insubstantially", "insufferable", "insufferably", "insufficiency", "insufficient", "insufficiently",
                                "insular", "insult", "insulted", "insulting", "insultingly", "insults", "insupportable", "insupportably", "insurmountable", "insurmountably", "insurrection", "intefere", "inteferes",
                                "intense", "interfere", "interference", "interferes", "intermittent", "interrupt", "interruption", "interruptions", "intimidate", "intimidating", "intimidatingly", "intimidation", "intolerable",
                                "intolerablely", "intolerance", "intoxicate", "intractable", "intransigence", "intransigent", "intrude", "intrusion", "intrusive", "inundate", "inundated", "invader", "invalid",
                                "invalidate", "invalidity", "invasive", "invective", "inveigle", "invidious", "invidiously", "invidiousness", "invisible", "involuntarily", "involuntary", "irascible", "irate",
                                "irately", "ire", "irk", "irked", "irking", "irks", "irksome", "irksomely", "irksomeness", "irksomenesses", "ironic", "ironical", "ironically",
                                "ironies", "irony", "irragularity", "irrational", "irrationalities", "irrationality", "irrationally", "irrationals", "irreconcilable", "irrecoverable", "irrecoverableness", "irrecoverablenesses", "irrecoverably",
                                "irredeemable", "irredeemably", "irreformable", "irregular", "irregularity", "irrelevance", "irrelevant", "irreparable", "irreplacible", "irrepressible", "irresolute", "irresolvable", "irresponsible",
                                "irresponsibly", "irretating", "irretrievable", "irreversible", "irritable", "irritably", "irritant", "irritate", "irritated", "irritating", "irritation", "irritations", "isolate",
                                "isolated", "isolation", "issue", "issues", "itch", "itching", "itchy", "jabber", "jaded", "jagged", "jam", "jarring", "jaundiced",
                                "jealous", "jealously", "jealousness", "jealousy", "jeer", "jeering", "jeeringly", "jeers", "jeopardize", "jeopardy", "jerk", "jerky", "jitter",
                                "jitters", "jittery", "jobkilling", "jobless", "joke", "joker", "jolt", "judder", "juddering", "judders", "jumpy", "junk", "junky",
                                "junkyard", "jutter", "jutters", "kaput", "kill", "killed", "killer", "killing", "killjoy", "kills", "knave", "knife", "knock",
                                "knotted", "kook", "kooky", "lack", "lackadaisical", "lacked", "lackey", "lackeys", "lacking", "lackluster", "lacks", "laconic", "lag",
                                "lagged", "lagging", "laggy", "lags", "laidoff", "lambast", "lambaste", "lame", "lameduck", "lament", "lamentable", "lamentably", "languid",
                                "languish", "languor", "languorous", "languorously", "lanky", "lapse", "lapsed", "lapses", "lascivious", "lastditch", "latency", "laughable", "laughably",
                                "laughingstock", "lawbreaker", "lawbreaking", "lawless", "lawlessness", "layoff", "layoffhappy", "lazy", "leak", "leakage", "leakages", "leaking", "leaks",
                                "leaky", "lech", "lecher", "lecherous", "lechery", "leech", "leer", "leery", "leftleaning", "lemon", "lengthy", "lessdeveloped", "lesserknown",
                                "letch", "lethal", "lethargic", "lethargy", "lewd", "lewdly", "lewdness", "liability", "liable", "liar", "liars", "licentious", "licentiously",
                                "licentiousness", "lie", "lied", "lier", "lies", "lifethreatening", "lifeless", "limit", "limitation", "limitations", "limited", "limits", "limp",
                                "listless", "litigious", "littleknown", "livid", "lividly", "loath", "loathe", "loathing", "loathly", "loathsome", "loathsomely", "lone", "loneliness",
                                "lonely", "loner", "lonesome", "longtime", "longwinded", "longing", "longingly", "loophole", "loopholes", "loose", "loot", "lorn", "lose",
                                "loser", "losers", "loses", "losing", "loss", "losses", "lost", "loud", "louder", "lousy", "loveless", "lovelorn", "lowrated",
                                "lowly", "ludicrous", "ludicrously", "lugubrious", "lukewarm", "lull", "lumpy", "lunatic", "lunaticism", "lurch", "lure", "lurid", "lurk",
                                "lurking", "lying", "macabre", "mad", "madden", "maddening", "maddeningly", "madder", "madly", "madman", "madness", "maladjusted", "maladjustment",
                                "malady", "malaise", "malcontent", "malcontented", "maledict", "malevolence", "malevolent", "malevolently", "malice", "malicious", "maliciously", "maliciousness", "malign",
                                "malignant", "malodorous", "maltreatment", "mangle", "mangled", "mangles", "mangling", "mania", "maniac", "maniacal", "manic", "manipulate", "manipulation",
                                "manipulative", "manipulators", "mar", "marginal", "marginally", "martyrdom", "martyrdomseeking", "mashed", "massacre", "massacres", "matte", "mawkish", "mawkishly",
                                "mawkishness", "meager", "meaningless", "meanness", "measly", "meddle", "meddlesome", "mediocre", "mediocrity", "melancholy", "melodramatic", "melodramatically", "meltdown",
                                "menace", "menacing", "menacingly", "mendacious", "mendacity", "menial", "merciless", "mercilessly", "mess", "messed", "messes", "messing", "messy",
                                "midget", "miff", "militancy", "mindless", "mindlessly", "mirage", "mire", "misalign", "misaligned", "misaligns", "misapprehend", "misbecome", "misbecoming",
                                "misbegotten", "misbehave", "misbehavior", "miscalculate", "miscalculation", "miscellaneous", "mischief", "mischievous", "mischievously", "misconception", "misconceptions", "miscreant", "miscreants",
                                "misdirection", "miser", "miserable", "miserableness", "miserably", "miseries", "miserly", "misery", "misfit", "misfortune", "misgiving", "misgivings", "misguidance",
                                "misguide", "misguided", "mishandle", "mishap", "misinform", "misinformed", "misinterpret", "misjudge", "misjudgment", "mislead", "misleading", "misleadingly", "mislike",
                                "mismanage", "mispronounce", "mispronounced", "mispronounces", "misread", "misreading", "misrepresent", "misrepresentation", "miss", "missed", "misses", "misstatement", "mist",
                                "mistake", "mistaken", "mistakenly", "mistakes", "mistified", "mistress", "mistrust", "mistrustful", "mistrustfully", "mists", "misunderstand", "misunderstanding", "misunderstandings",
                                "misunderstood", "misuse", "moan", "mobster", "mock", "mocked", "mockeries", "mockery", "mocking", "mockingly", "mocks", "molest", "molestation",
                                "monotonous", "monotony", "monster", "monstrosities", "monstrosity", "monstrous", "monstrously", "moody", "moot", "mope", "morbid", "morbidly", "mordant",
                                "mordantly", "moribund", "moron", "moronic", "morons", "mortification", "mortified", "mortify", "mortifying", "motionless", "motley", "mourn", "mourner",
                                "mournful", "mournfully", "muddle", "muddy", "mudslinger", "mudslinging", "mulish", "multipolarization", "mundane", "murder", "murderer", "murderous", "murderously",
                                "murky", "muscleflexing", "mushy", "musty", "mysterious", "mysteriously", "mystery", "mystify", "myth", "nag", "nagging", "naive", "naively",
                                "narrower", "nastily", "nastiness", "nasty", "naughty", "nauseate", "nauseates", "nauseating", "nauseatingly", "na√Øve", "nebulous", "nebulously", "needless",
                                "needlessly", "needy", "nefarious", "nefariously", "negate", "negation", "negative", "negatives", "negativity", "neglect", "neglected", "negligence", "negligent",
                                "nemesis", "nepotism", "nervous", "nervously", "nervousness", "nettle", "nettlesome", "neurotic", "neurotically", "niggle", "niggles", "nightmare", "nightmarish",
                                "nightmarishly", "nitpick", "nitpicking", "noise", "noises", "noisier", "noisy", "nonconfidence", "nonexistent", "nonresponsive", "nonsense", "nosey", "notoriety",
                                "notorious", "notoriously", "noxious", "nuisance", "numb", "obese", "object", "objection", "objectionable", "objections", "oblique", "obliterate", "obliterated",
                                "oblivious", "obnoxious", "obnoxiously", "obscene", "obscenely", "obscenity", "obscure", "obscured", "obscures", "obscurity", "obsess", "obsessive", "obsessively",
                                "obsessiveness", "obsolete", "obstacle", "obstinate", "obstinately", "obstruct", "obstructed", "obstructing", "obstruction", "obstructs", "obtrusive", "obtuse", "occlude",
                                "occluded", "occludes", "occluding", "odd", "odder", "oddest", "oddities", "oddity", "oddly", "odor", "offence", "offend", "offender",
                                "offending", "offenses", "offensive", "offensively", "offensiveness", "officious", "ominous", "ominously", "omission", "omit", "onesided", "onerous", "onerously",
                                "onslaught", "opinionated", "opponent", "opportunistic", "oppose", "opposition", "oppositions", "oppress", "oppression", "oppressive", "oppressively", "oppressiveness", "oppressors",
                                "ordeal", "orphan", "ostracize", "outbreak", "outburst", "outbursts", "outcast", "outcry", "outlaw", "outmoded", "outrage", "outraged", "outrageous",
                                "outrageously", "outrageousness", "outrages", "outsider", "overhyped", "overvaluation", "overact", "overacted", "overawe", "overbalance", "overbalanced", "overbearing", "overbearingly",
                                "overblown", "overdo", "overdone", "overdue", "overemphasize", "overheat", "overkill", "overloaded", "overlook", "overpaid", "overpayed", "overplay", "overpower",
                                "overpriced", "overrated", "overreach", "overrun", "overshadow", "oversight", "oversights", "oversimplification", "oversimplified", "oversimplify", "oversize", "overstate", "overstated",
                                "overstatement", "overstatements", "overstates", "overtaxed", "overthrow", "overthrows", "overturn", "overweight", "overwhelm", "overwhelmed", "overwhelming", "overwhelmingly", "overwhelms",
                                "overzealous", "overzealously", "overzelous", "pain", "painful", "painfull", "painfully", "pains", "pale", "pales", "paltry", "pan", "pandemonium",
                                "pander", "pandering", "panders", "panic", "panick", "panicked", "panicking", "panicky", "paradoxical", "paradoxically", "paralize", "paralyzed", "paranoia",
                                "paranoid", "parasite", "pariah", "parody", "partiality", "partisan", "partisans", "passe", "passive", "passiveness", "pathetic", "pathetically", "patronize",
                                "paucity", "pauper", "paupers", "payback", "peculiar", "peculiarly", "pedantic", "peeled", "peeve", "peeved", "peevish", "peevishly", "penalize",
                                "penalty", "perfidious", "perfidity", "perfunctory", "peril", "perilous", "perilously", "perish", "pernicious", "perplex", "perplexed", "perplexing", "perplexity",
                                "persecute", "persecution", "pertinacious", "pertinaciously", "pertinacity", "perturb", "perturbed", "pervasive", "perverse", "perversely", "perversion", "perversity", "pervert",
                                "perverted", "perverts", "pessimism", "pessimistic", "pessimistically", "pest", "pestilent", "petrified", "petrify", "pettifog", "petty", "phobia", "phobic",
                                "phony", "picket", "picketed", "picketing", "pickets", "picky", "pig", "pigs", "pillage", "pillory", "pimple", "pinch", "pique",
                                "pitiable", "pitiful", "pitifully", "pitiless", "pitilessly", "pittance", "pity", "plagiarize", "plague", "plasticky", "plaything", "plea", "pleas",
                                "plebeian", "plight", "plot", "plotters", "ploy", "plunder", "plunderer", "pointless", "pointlessly", "poison", "poisonous", "poisonously", "pokey",
                                "poky", "polarisation", "polemize", "pollute", "polluter", "polluters", "polution", "pompous", "poor", "poorer", "poorest", "poorly", "posturing",
                                "pout", "poverty", "powerless", "prate", "pratfall", "prattle", "precarious", "precariously", "precipitate", "precipitous", "predatory", "predicament", "prejudge",
                                "prejudice", "prejudices", "prejudicial", "premeditated", "preoccupy", "preposterous", "preposterously", "presumptuous", "presumptuously", "pretence", "pretend", "pretense", "pretentious",
                                "pretentiously", "prevaricate", "pricey", "pricier", "prick", "prickle", "prickles", "prideful", "prik", "primitive", "prison", "prisoner", "problem",
                                "problematic", "problems", "procrastinate", "procrastinates", "procrastination", "profane", "profanity", "prohibit", "prohibitive", "prohibitively", "propaganda", "propagandize", "proprietary",
                                "prosecute", "protest", "protested", "protesting", "protests", "protracted", "provocation", "provocative", "provoke", "pry", "pugnacious", "pugnaciously", "pugnacity",
                                "punch", "punish", "punishable", "punitive", "punk", "puny", "puppet", "puppets", "puzzled", "puzzlement", "puzzling", "quack", "qualm",
                                "qualms", "quandary", "quarrel", "quarrellous", "quarrellously", "quarrels", "quarrelsome", "quash", "queer", "questionable", "quibble", "quibbles", "quitter",
                                "rabid", "racism", "racist", "racists", "racy", "radical", "radicalization", "radically", "radicals", "rage", "ragged", "raging", "rail",
                                "raked", "rampage", "rampant", "ramshackle", "rancor", "randomly", "rankle", "rant", "ranted", "ranting", "rantingly", "rants", "rape",
                                "raped", "raping", "rascal", "rascals", "rash", "rattle", "rattled", "rattles", "ravage", "raving", "reactionary", "rebellious", "rebuff",
                                "rebuke", "recalcitrant", "recant", "recession", "recessionary", "reckless", "recklessly", "recklessness", "recoil", "recourses", "redundancy", "redundant", "refusal",
                                "refuse", "refused", "refuses", "refusing", "refutation", "refute", "refuted", "refutes", "refuting", "regress", "regression", "regressive", "regret",
                                "regreted", "regretful", "regretfully", "regrets", "regrettable", "regrettably", "regretted", "reject", "rejected", "rejecting", "rejection", "rejects", "relapse",
                                "relentless", "relentlessly", "relentlessness", "reluctance", "reluctant", "reluctantly", "remorse", "remorseful", "remorsefully", "remorseless", "remorselessly", "remorselessness", "renounce",
                                "renunciation", "repel", "repetitive", "reprehensible", "reprehensibly", "reprehension", "reprehensive", "repress", "repression", "repressive", "reprimand", "reproach", "reproachful",
                                "reprove", "reprovingly", "repudiate", "repudiation", "repugn", "repugnance", "repugnant", "repugnantly", "repulse", "repulsed", "repulsing", "repulsive", "repulsively",
                                "repulsiveness", "resent", "resentful", "resentment", "resignation", "resigned", "resistance", "restless", "restlessness", "restrict", "restricted", "restriction", "restrictive",
                                "resurgent", "retaliate", "retaliatory", "retard", "retarded", "retardedness", "retards", "reticent", "retract", "retreat", "retreated", "revenge", "revengeful",
                                "revengefully", "revert", "revile", "reviled", "revoke", "revolt", "revolting", "revoltingly", "revulsion", "revulsive", "rhapsodize", "rhetoric", "rhetorical",
                                "ricer", "ridicule", "ridicules", "ridiculous", "ridiculously", "rife", "rift", "rifts", "rigid", "rigidity", "rigidness", "rile", "riled",
                                "rip", "ripoff", "ripped", "risk", "risks", "risky", "rival", "rivalry", "roadblocks", "rocky", "rogue", "rollercoaster", "rot",
                                "rotten", "rough", "rremediable", "rubbish", "rude", "rue", "ruffian", "ruffle", "ruin", "ruined", "ruining", "ruinous", "ruins",
                                "rumbling", "rumor", "rumors", "rumours", "rumple", "rundown", "runaway", "rupture", "rust", "rusts", "rusty", "rut", "ruthless",
                                "ruthlessly", "ruthlessness", "ruts", "sabotage", "sack", "sacrificed", "sad", "sadden", "sadly", "sadness", "sag", "sagged", "sagging",
                                "saggy", "sags", "salacious", "sanctimonious", "sap", "sarcasm", "sarcastic", "sarcastically", "sardonic", "sardonically", "sass", "satirical", "satirize",
                                "savage", "savaged", "savagery", "savages", "scaly", "scam", "scams", "scandal", "scandalize", "scandalized", "scandalous", "scandalously", "scandals",
                                "scandel", "scandels", "scant", "scapegoat", "scar", "scarce", "scarcely", "scarcity", "scare", "scared", "scarier", "scariest", "scarily",
                                "scarred", "scars", "scary", "scathing", "scathingly", "sceptical", "scoff", "scoffingly", "scold", "scolded", "scolding", "scoldingly", "scorching",
                                "scorchingly", "scorn", "scornful", "scornfully", "scoundrel", "scourge", "scowl", "scramble", "scrambled", "scrambles", "scrambling", "scrap", "scratch",
                                "scratched", "scratches", "scratchy", "scream", "screech", "screwup", "screwed", "screwedup", "screwy", "scuff", "scuffs", "scum", "scummy",
                                "secondclass", "secondtier", "secretive", "sedentary", "seedy", "seethe", "seething", "selfcoup", "selfcriticism", "selfdefeating", "selfdestructive", "selfhumiliation", "selfinterest",
                                "selfserving", "selfinterested", "selfish", "selfishly", "selfishness", "semiretarded", "senile", "sensationalize", "senseless", "senselessly", "seriousness", "sermonize", "servitude",
                                "setup", "setback", "setbacks", "sever", "severe", "severity", "sht", "shabby", "shadowy", "shady", "shake", "shaky", "shallow",
                                "sham", "shambles", "shame", "shameful", "shamefully", "shamefulness", "shameless", "shamelessly", "shamelessness", "shark", "sharply", "shatter", "shemale",
                                "shimmer", "shimmy", "shipwreck", "shirk", "shirker", "shit", "shiver", "shock", "shocked", "shocking", "shockingly", "shoddy", "shortlived",
                                "shortage", "shortchange", "shortcoming", "shortcomings", "shortness", "shortsighted", "shortsightedness", "showdown", "shrew", "shriek", "shrill", "shrilly", "shrivel",
                                "shroud", "shrouded", "shrug", "shun", "shunned", "sick", "sicken", "sickening", "sickeningly", "sickly", "sickness", "sidetrack", "sidetracked",
                                "siege", "sillily", "silly", "simplistic", "simplistically", "sin", "sinful", "sinfully", "sinister", "sinisterly", "sink", "sinking", "skeletons",
                                "skeptic", "skeptical", "skeptically", "skepticism", "sketchy", "skimpy", "skinny", "skittish", "skittishly", "skulk", "slack", "slander", "slanderer",
                                "slanderous", "slanderously", "slanders", "slap", "slashing", "slaughter", "slaughtered", "slave", "slaves", "sleazy", "slime", "slog", "slogged",
                                "slogging", "slogs", "sloooooooooooooow", "sloooow", "slooow", "sloow", "sloppily", "sloppy", "sloth", "slothful", "slow", "slowmoving", "slowed",
                                "slower", "slowest", "slowly", "sloww", "slowww", "slowwww", "slug", "sluggish", "slump", "slumping", "slumpping", "slur", "slut",
                                "sluts", "sly", "smack", "smallish", "smash", "smear", "smell", "smelled", "smelling", "smells", "smelly", "smelt", "smoke",
                                "smokescreen", "smolder", "smoldering", "smother", "smoulder", "smouldering", "smudge", "smudged", "smudges", "smudging", "smug", "smugly", "smut",
                                "smuttier", "smuttiest", "smutty", "snag", "snagged", "snagging", "snags", "snappish", "snappishly", "snare", "snarky", "snarl", "sneak",
                                "sneakily", "sneaky", "sneer", "sneering", "sneeringly", "snob", "snobbish", "snobby", "snobish", "snobs", "snub", "socal", "soapy",
                                "sob", "sober", "sobering", "solemn", "solicitude", "somber", "sore", "sorely", "soreness", "sorrow", "sorrowful", "sorrowfully", "sorry",
                                "sour", "sourly", "spade", "spank", "spendy", "spew", "spewed", "spewing", "spews", "spilling", "spinster", "spiritless", "spite",
                                "spiteful", "spitefully", "spitefulness", "splatter", "split", "splitting", "spoil", "spoilage", "spoilages", "spoiled", "spoilled", "spoils", "spook",
                                "spookier", "spookiest", "spookily", "spooky", "spoonfeed", "spoonfed", "sporadic", "spotty", "spurious", "spurn", "sputter", "squabble", "squabbling",
                                "squander", "squash", "squeak", "squeaks", "squeaky", "squeal", "squealing", "squeals", "squirm", "stab", "stagnant", "stagnate", "stagnation",
                                "staid", "stain", "stains", "stale", "stalemate", "stall", "stalls", "stammer", "stampede", "standstill", "stark", "starkly", "startle",
                                "startling", "startlingly", "starvation", "starve", "static", "steal", "stealing", "steals", "steep", "steeply", "stench", "stereotype", "stereotypical",
                                "stereotypically", "stern", "stew", "sticky", "stiff", "stiffness", "stifle", "stifling", "stiflingly", "stigma", "stigmatize", "sting", "stinging",
                                "stingingly", "stingy", "stink", "stinks", "stodgy", "stole", "stolen", "stooge", "stooges", "stormy", "straggle", "straggler", "strain",
                                "strained", "straining", "strange", "strangely", "stranger", "strangest", "strangle", "streaky", "strenuous", "stress", "stresses", "stressful", "stressfully",
                                "stricken", "strict", "strictly", "strident", "stridently", "strife", "strike", "stringent", "stringently", "struck", "struggle", "struggled", "struggles",
                                "struggling", "strut", "stubborn", "stubbornly", "stubbornness", "stuck", "stuffy", "stumble", "stumbled", "stumbles", "stump", "stumped", "stumps",
                                "stun", "stunt", "stunted", "stupid", "stupidest", "stupidity", "stupidly", "stupified", "stupify", "stupor", "stutter", "stuttered", "stuttering",
                                "stutters", "sty", "stymied", "subpar", "subdued", "subjected", "subjection", "subjugate", "subjugation", "submissive", "subordinate", "subpoena", "subpoenas",
                                "subservience", "subservient", "substandard", "subtract", "subversion", "subversive", "subversively", "subvert", "succumb", "suck", "sucked", "sucker", "sucks",
                                "sucky", "sue", "sued", "sueing", "sues", "suffer", "suffered", "sufferer", "sufferers", "suffering", "suffers", "suffocate", "sugarcoat",
                                "sugarcoated", "suicidal", "suicide", "sulk", "sullen", "sully", "sunder", "sunk", "sunken", "superficial", "superficiality", "superficially", "superfluous",
                                "superstition", "superstitious", "suppress", "suppression", "surrender", "susceptible", "suspect", "suspicion", "suspicions", "suspicious", "suspiciously", "swagger", "swamped",
                                "sweaty", "swelled", "swelling", "swindle", "swipe", "swollen", "symptom", "symptoms", "syndrome", "taboo", "tacky", "taint", "tainted",
                                "tamper", "tangle", "tangled", "tangles", "tank", "tanked", "tanks", "tantrum", "tardy", "tarnish", "tarnished", "tarnishes", "tarnishing",
                                "tattered", "taunt", "taunting", "tauntingly", "taunts", "taut", "tawdry", "taxing", "tease", "teasingly", "tedious", "tediously", "temerity",
                                "temper", "tempest", "temptation", "tenderness", "tense", "tension", "tentative", "tentatively", "tenuous", "tenuously", "tepid", "terrible", "terribleness",
                                "terribly", "terror", "terrorgenic", "terrorism", "terrorize", "testily", "testy", "tetchily", "tetchy", "thankless", "thicker", "thirst", "thorny",
                                "thoughtless", "thoughtlessly", "thoughtlessness", "thrash", "threat", "threaten", "threatening", "threats", "threesome", "throb", "throbbed", "throbbing", "throbs",
                                "throttle", "thug", "thumbdown", "thumbsdown", "thwart", "timeconsuming", "timid", "timidity", "timidly", "timidness", "tiny", "tingled", "tingling",
                                "tired", "tiresome", "tiring", "tiringly", "toil", "toll", "topheavy", "topple", "torment", "tormented", "torrent", "tortuous", "torture",
                                "tortured", "tortures", "torturing", "torturous", "torturously", "totalitarian", "touchy", "toughness", "tout", "touted", "touts", "toxic", "traduce",
                                "tragedy", "tragic", "tragically", "traitor", "traitorous", "traitorously", "tramp", "trample", "transgress", "transgression", "trap", "traped", "trapped",
                                "trash", "trashed", "trashy", "trauma", "traumatic", "traumatically", "traumatize", "traumatized", "travesties", "travesty", "treacherous", "treacherously", "treachery",
                                "treason", "treasonous", "trick", "tricked", "trickery", "tricky", "trivial", "trivialize", "trouble", "troubled", "troublemaker", "troubles", "troublesome",
                                "troublesomely", "troubling", "troublingly", "truant", "tumble", "tumbled", "tumbles", "tumultuous", "turbulent", "turmoil", "twist", "twisted", "twists",
                                "twofaced", "twofaces", "tyrannical", "tyrannically", "tyranny", "tyrant", "ugh", "uglier", "ugliest", "ugliness", "ugly", "ulterior", "ultimatum",
                                "ultimatums", "ultrahardline", "unable", "unacceptable", "unacceptablely", "unacceptably", "unaccessible", "unaccustomed", "unachievable", "unaffordable", "unappealing", "unattractive", "unauthentic",
                                "unavailable", "unavoidably", "unbearable", "unbearablely", "unbelievable", "unbelievably", "uncaring", "uncertain", "uncivil", "uncivilized", "unclean", "unclear", "uncollectible",
                                "uncomfortable", "uncomfortably", "uncomfy", "uncompetitive", "uncompromising", "uncompromisingly", "unconfirmed", "unconstitutional", "uncontrolled", "unconvincing", "unconvincingly", "uncooperative", "uncouth",
                                "uncreative", "undecided", "undefined", "undependability", "undependable", "undercut", "undercuts", "undercutting", "underdog", "underestimate", "underlings", "undermine", "undermined",
                                "undermines", "undermining", "underpaid", "underpowered", "undersized", "undesirable", "undetermined", "undid", "undignified", "undissolved", "undocumented", "undone", "undue",
                                "unease", "uneasily", "uneasiness", "uneasy", "uneconomical", "unemployed", "unequal", "unethical", "uneven", "uneventful", "unexpected", "unexpectedly", "unexplained",
                                "unfairly", "unfaithful", "unfaithfully", "unfamiliar", "unfavorable", "unfeeling", "unfinished", "unfit", "unforeseen", "unforgiving", "unfortunate", "unfortunately", "unfounded",
                                "unfriendly", "unfulfilled", "unfunded", "ungovernable", "ungrateful", "unhappily", "unhappiness", "unhappy", "unhealthy", "unhelpful", "unilateralism", "unimaginable", "unimaginably",
                                "unimportant", "uninformed", "uninsured", "unintelligible", "unintelligile", "unipolar", "unjust", "unjustifiable", "unjustifiably", "unjustified", "unjustly", "unkind", "unkindly",
                                "unknown", "unlamentable", "unlamentably", "unlawful", "unlawfully", "unlawfulness", "unleash", "unlicensed", "unlikely", "unlucky", "unmoved", "unnatural", "unnaturally",
                                "unnecessary", "unneeded", "unnerve", "unnerved", "unnerving", "unnervingly", "unnoticed", "unobserved", "unorthodox", "unorthodoxy", "unpleasant", "unpleasantries", "unpopular",
                                "unpredictable", "unprepared", "unproductive", "unprofitable", "unprove", "unproved", "unproven", "unproves", "unproving", "unqualified", "unravel", "unraveled", "unreachable",
                                "unreadable", "unrealistic", "unreasonable", "unreasonably", "unrelenting", "unrelentingly", "unreliability", "unreliable", "unresolved", "unresponsive", "unrest", "unruly", "unsafe",
                                "unsatisfactory", "unsavory", "unscrupulous", "unscrupulously", "unsecure", "unseemly", "unsettle", "unsettled", "unsettling", "unsettlingly", "unskilled", "unsophisticated", "unsound",
                                "unspeakable", "unspeakablely", "unspecified", "unstable", "unsteadily", "unsteadiness", "unsteady", "unsuccessful", "unsuccessfully", "unsupported", "unsupportive", "unsure", "unsuspecting",
                                "unsustainable", "untenable", "untested", "unthinkable", "unthinkably", "untimely", "untouched", "untrue", "untrustworthy", "untruthful", "unusable", "unusably", "unuseable",
                                "unuseably", "unusual", "unusually", "unviewable", "unwanted", "unwarranted", "unwatchable", "unwelcome", "unwell", "unwieldy", "unwilling", "unwillingly", "unwillingness",
                                "unwise", "unwisely", "unworkable", "unworthy", "unyielding", "upbraid", "upheaval", "uprising", "uproar", "uproarious", "uproariously", "uproarous", "uproarously",
                                "uproot", "upset", "upseting", "upsets", "upsetting", "upsettingly", "urgent", "useless", "usurp", "usurper", "utterly", "vagrant", "vague",
                                "vagueness", "vain", "vainly", "vanity", "vehement", "vehemently", "vengeance", "vengeful", "vengefully", "vengefulness", "venom", "venomous", "venomously",
                                "vent", "vestiges", "vex", "vexation", "vexing", "vexingly", "vibrate", "vibrated", "vibrates", "vibrating", "vibration", "vice", "vicious",
                                "viciously", "viciousness", "victimize", "vile", "vileness", "vilify", "villainous", "villainously", "villains", "villian", "villianous", "villianously", "villify",
                                "vindictive", "vindictively", "vindictiveness", "violate", "violation", "violator", "violators", "violent", "violently", "viper", "virulence", "virulent", "virulently",
                                "virus", "vociferous", "vociferously", "volatile", "volatility", "vomit", "vomited", "vomiting", "vomits", "vulgar", "vulnerable", "wack", "wail",
                                "wallow", "wane", "waning", "wanton", "warily", "wariness", "warlike", "warned", "warning", "warp", "warped", "wary", "washedout",
                                "waste", "wasted", "wasteful", "wastefulness", "wasting", "waterdown", "watereddown", "wayward", "weak", "weaken", "weakening", "weaker", "weakness",
                                "weaknesses", "weariness", "wearisome", "weary", "wedge", "weed", "weep", "weird", "weirdly", "wheedle", "whimper", "whine", "whining",
                                "whiny", "whips", "whore", "whores", "wicked", "wickedly", "wickedness", "wild", "wildly", "wiles", "wilt", "wily", "wimpy",
                                "wince", "wobble", "wobbled", "wobbles", "woe", "woebegone", "woeful", "woefully", "womanizer", "womanizing", "worn", "worried", "worriedly",
                                "worrier", "worries", "worrisome", "worry", "worrying", "worryingly", "worse", "worsen", "worsening", "worst", "worthless", "worthlessly", "worthlessness",
                                "wound", "wounds", "wrangle", "wrath", "wreak", "wreaked", "wreaks", "wreck", "wrest", "wrestle", "wretch", "wretched", "wretchedly",
                                "wretchedness", "wrinkle", "wrinkled", "wrinkles", "wrip", "wripped", "wripping", "writhe", "wrong", "wrongful", "wrongly", "wrought", "yawn",
                                "zap", "zapped", "zaps", "zealot", "zealous", "zealously", "zombie",]