├── LICENSE
├── README.md
├── bower.json
├── package.json
└── src
    ├── dictionary.js
    └── passwdqc_check.js


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 3 | Copyright (c) 2014 Parallels, Inc.
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 1 | # Passwdqc-js
 2 | ## About
 3 | 
 4 | The [passwdqc](http://openwall.com/passwdqc/) is the brilliant password quality checker library made by [Openwall](http://openwall.com/). **Passwdqc-js** is a JavaScript port of [passwdqc](http://openwall.com/passwdqc/), made by [Parallels](https://www.parallels.com/). **Passwdqc-js** supports AMD and NodeJS/CommonJS module format. So it runs on both client and server.
 5 | 
 6 | ## Demo page (Limited functionality)
 7 | 
 8 | http://doc.apsstandard.org/7.2/apsfiddle/?file=7.2/_static/examples/password/calcStrength.html
 9 | 
10 | ## Compatibilty with Passwdqc
11 | 
12 | Passwdqc-js was tested for compatibility with original passwdqc. We used following password databases in order to guarantee that both accept nearly the same subset of passwords:
13 | 
14 | * 14M unique RockYou passwords from 2009 leak (99.99% match with passwdqc)
15 | * 10K random 10-character symbolic passwords (100% match with passwdqc)
16 | * 10K random pass phrases, generated by passwdqc/pwqgen (100% match with passwdqc)
17 | 
18 | ## Usage
19 | Use `passwdqc.check(newpass, [oldpass], [login], [gecos], [params])` function to check password quality.
20 | 
21 | **Parameters**
22 | 
23 | * **newpass**: password to check
24 | * **oldpass**: old password to check if new password is based on it
25 | * **login**: user's login name to check that password is not based on it
26 | * **gecos**: any other personal information to check
27 | * **params**: custom parameters for passwdqc algorithm, [see](http://www.openwall.com/passwdqc/README.shtml)
28 | 
29 | **Return value**
30 | 
31 | * Empty string if password is considered good;
32 | * The reason why password is considered weak, otherwise.
33 | 
34 | ### Examples
35 | **NodeJS**
36 | ```js
37 | var passwdqc = require('passwdqc');
38 | 
39 | var rv = passwdqc.check(password, old_password);
40 | 
41 | if (!rv) {
42 | 	// Password is of good quality
43 | 	// ...
44 | } else {
45 | 	// The "rv" now contains reason why password considered weak
46 | }
47 | ```
48 | 
49 | **Client-Side**
50 | ```js
51 | // Declare security policy
52 | var lowParams	 = { min: [6,  6,  6, 6, 6], max: 40, passphrase_words: 3, match_length: 4, similar_deny: 1, random_bits: 47, flags: 3, retry: 3 },
53 | 	mediumParams = { min: [8,  8,  8, 7, 6], max: 40, passphrase_words: 3, match_length: 4, similar_deny: 1, random_bits: 47, flags: 3, retry: 3 };
54 | 
55 | // Checking value
56 | function check(val){
57 |     if(val.length == 0) return 0;
58 |     if(!passwdqc_check(val)) return 4;
59 |     if(!passwdqc_check(val, undefined, undefined, undefined, mediumParams)) return 3;
60 |     if(!passwdqc_check(val, undefined, undefined, undefined, lowParams)) return 2;
61 |     return 1;
62 | }
63 | ```
64 | [Live full example](http://jsfiddle.net/burashka/mdhs4/2/embedded/result/)
65 | 
66 | ### Distribution
67 | **NPM**
68 | ```shell
69 | npm install passwdqc
70 | ```
71 | 
72 | **Bower**
73 | More info about [Bower](http://bower.io/)
74 | ```shell
75 | bower install passwdqc
76 | ```
77 | 
78 | ## TODO
79 | * More examples
80 | * Random password/passphrase generator
81 | 


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 1 | {
 2 |   "name": "passwdqc",
 3 |   "version": "0.0.2",
 4 |   "description": "JavaScript port of Openwall passwdqc, a password/passphrase strength checking and policy enforcement toolset.",
 5 |   "main": "src/passwdqc_check.js",
 6 |   "moduleType": [
 7 |     "amd",
 8 |     "node"
 9 |   ],
10 |   "keywords": [
11 |     "javascript",
12 |     "security",
13 |     "password",
14 |     "passwdqc"
15 |   ],
16 |   "authors": [
17 |     "Evgeny Uspenskiy"
18 |   ],
19 |   "license": "MIT",
20 |   "homepage": "https://github.com/PA-Platform/passwdqc-js/",
21 |   "ignore": [
22 |     "**/.*",
23 |     "package.json"
24 |   ]
25 | }
26 | 


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 1 | {
 2 | 	"name": 		"passwdqc",
 3 | 	"version": 		"1.0.2",
 4 | 	"homepage": 		"https://github.com/odin-public/passwdqc-js/",
 5 | 	"description":		"JavaScript port of Openwall passwdqc, a password/passphrase strength checking and policy enforcement toolset.",
 6 | 
 7 | 	"author": {
 8 | 		"name": 	"Evgeny Uspenskiy",
 9 | 		"email": 	"burashka-lcme@yandex.ru"
10 | 	},
11 | 
12 | 	"repository": {
13 | 		"type": 	"git",
14 | 		"url":		"https://github.com/odin-public/passwdqc-js.git"
15 | 	},
16 | 
17 | 	"bugs": {
18 | 		"url":		"https://github.com/odin-public/passwdqc-js/issues"
19 | 	},
20 | 
21 | 	"main":			"./src/passwdqc_check.js",
22 | 
23 | 	"licenses": [{
24 | 		"type":		"MIT",
25 | 		"url":		"https://github.com/odin-public/passwdqc-js/blob/master/LICENSE"
26 | 	}]
27 | }
28 | 


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   1 | /*
   2 |  * 4096 English words for generation of easy to memorize random passphrases.
   3 |  * This list comes from the MakePass passphrase generator developed by
   4 |  * Dianelos Georgoudis <dianelos at tecapro.com>, which was announced on
   5 |  * sci.crypt on 1997/10/24.  Here's a relevant excerpt from that posting:
   6 |  *
   7 |  * > The 4096 words in the word list were chosen according to the following
   8 |  * > criteria:
   9 |  * >    - each word must contain between 3 and 6 characters
  10 |  * >    - each word must be a common English word
  11 |  * >    - each word should be clearly different from each other
  12 |  * >      word, orthographically or semantically
  13 |  * >
  14 |  * > The MakePass word list has been placed in the public domain
  15 |  *
  16 |  * At least two other sci.crypt postings by Dianelos Georgoudis also state
  17 |  * that the word list is in the public domain, and so did the web page at:
  18 |  *
  19 |  * http://web.archive.org/web/%2a/http://www.tecapro.com/makepass.html
  20 |  *
  21 |  * which existed until 2006 and is available from the Wayback Machine as of
  22 |  * this writing (March 2010).  Specifically, the web page said:
  23 |  *
  24 |  * > The MakePass word list has been placed in the public domain.  To download
  25 |  * > a copy click here.  You can use the MakePass word list for many other
  26 |  * > purposes.
  27 |  *
  28 |  * "To download a copy click here" was a link to free/makepass.lst, which is
  29 |  * currently available via the Wayback Machine:
  30 |  *
  31 |  * http://web.archive.org/web/%2a/http://www.tecapro.com/free/makepass.lst
  32 |  *
  33 |  * Even though the original description of the list stated that "each word
  34 |  * must contain between 3 and 6 characters", there were two 7-character words:
  35 |  * "England" and "Germany".  For use in passwdqc, these have been replaced
  36 |  * with "erase" and "gag".
  37 |  *
  38 |  * The code in passwdqc_check.c and passwdqc_random.c makes the following
  39 |  * assumptions about this list:
  40 |  *
  41 |  * - there are exactly 4096 words;
  42 |  * - the words are of up to 6 characters long;
  43 |  * - although some words may contain capital letters, no two words differ by
  44 |  * the case of characters alone (e.g., converting the list to all-lowercase
  45 |  * would yield a list of 4096 unique words);
  46 |  * - the words contain alphabetical characters only;
  47 |  * - if an entire word on this list matches the initial substring of other
  48 |  * word(s) on the list, it is placed immediately before those words (e.g.,
  49 |  * "bake", "baker", "bakery").
  50 |  *
  51 |  * Additionally, the default minimum passphrase length of 11 characters
  52 |  * specified in passwdqc_parse.c has been chosen such that a passphrase
  53 |  * consisting of any three words from this list with two separator
  54 |  * characters will pass the minimum length check.  In other words, this
  55 |  * default assumes that no word is shorter than 3 characters.
  56 |  */
  57 | ({define:typeof define!="undefined"?define:function(deps, factory){module.exports = factory(exports);}}).
  58 | define(["exports"], function(exports){
  59 | 
  60 | 	exports.dictionary = [
  61 | 		"Adam",
  62 | 		"Afghan",
  63 | 		"Alaska",
  64 | 		"Alice",
  65 | 		"Allah",
  66 | 		"Amazon",
  67 | 		"Andrew",
  68 | 		"Anglo",
  69 | 		"Angola",
  70 | 		"Antony",
  71 | 		"April",
  72 | 		"Arab",
  73 | 		"Arctic",
  74 | 		"Athens",
  75 | 		"Austin",
  76 | 		"Bach",
  77 | 		"Baltic",
  78 | 		"Basque",
  79 | 		"Berlin",
  80 | 		"Bible",
  81 | 		"Bombay",
  82 | 		"Bonn",
  83 | 		"Boston",
  84 | 		"Brazil",
  85 | 		"Briton",
  86 | 		"Buddha",
  87 | 		"Burma",
  88 | 		"Caesar",
  89 | 		"Cairo",
  90 | 		"Canada",
  91 | 		"Carl",
  92 | 		"Carol",
  93 | 		"Celtic",
  94 | 		"Chile",
  95 | 		"China",
  96 | 		"Christ",
  97 | 		"Congo",
  98 | 		"Cuba",
  99 | 		"Cyprus",
 100 | 		"Czech",
 101 | 		"Dallas",
 102 | 		"Danish",
 103 | 		"Darwin",
 104 | 		"David",
 105 | 		"Delhi",
 106 | 		"Derby",
 107 | 		"Diana",
 108 | 		"Dublin",
 109 | 		"Dutch",
 110 | 		"East",
 111 | 		"Eden",
 112 | 		"Edward",
 113 | 		"Eric",
 114 | 		"Essex",
 115 | 		"Europe",
 116 | 		"Eve",
 117 | 		"Exodus",
 118 | 		"France",
 119 | 		"French",
 120 | 		"Friday",
 121 | 		"Gandhi",
 122 | 		"Gaul",
 123 | 		"Gemini",
 124 | 		"Geneva",
 125 | 		"George",
 126 | 		"German",
 127 | 		"Gloria",
 128 | 		"God",
 129 | 		"Gothic",
 130 | 		"Greece",
 131 | 		"Greek",
 132 | 		"Hague",
 133 | 		"Haiti",
 134 | 		"Hanoi",
 135 | 		"Harry",
 136 | 		"Havana",
 137 | 		"Hawaii",
 138 | 		"Hebrew",
 139 | 		"Henry",
 140 | 		"Hermes",
 141 | 		"Hindu",
 142 | 		"Hitler",
 143 | 		"Idaho",
 144 | 		"Inca",
 145 | 		"India",
 146 | 		"Indian",
 147 | 		"Iowa",
 148 | 		"Iran",
 149 | 		"Iraq",
 150 | 		"Irish",
 151 | 		"Isaac",
 152 | 		"Isabel",
 153 | 		"Islam",
 154 | 		"Israel",
 155 | 		"Italy",
 156 | 		"Ivan",
 157 | 		"Jack",
 158 | 		"Jacob",
 159 | 		"James",
 160 | 		"Japan",
 161 | 		"Java",
 162 | 		"Jersey",
 163 | 		"Jesus",
 164 | 		"Jewish",
 165 | 		"Jim",
 166 | 		"John",
 167 | 		"Jordan",
 168 | 		"Joseph",
 169 | 		"Judas",
 170 | 		"Judy",
 171 | 		"July",
 172 | 		"June",
 173 | 		"Kansas",
 174 | 		"Karl",
 175 | 		"Kenya",
 176 | 		"Koran",
 177 | 		"Korea",
 178 | 		"Kuwait",
 179 | 		"Laos",
 180 | 		"Latin",
 181 | 		"Leo",
 182 | 		"Libya",
 183 | 		"Lima",
 184 | 		"Lisbon",
 185 | 		"Liz",
 186 | 		"London",
 187 | 		"Louvre",
 188 | 		"Lucy",
 189 | 		"Luther",
 190 | 		"Madame",
 191 | 		"Madrid",
 192 | 		"Malta",
 193 | 		"Maria",
 194 | 		"Mars",
 195 | 		"Mary",
 196 | 		"Maya",
 197 | 		"Mecca",
 198 | 		"Mexico",
 199 | 		"Miami",
 200 | 		"Mickey",
 201 | 		"Milan",
 202 | 		"Monaco",
 203 | 		"Monday",
 204 | 		"Moscow",
 205 | 		"Moses",
 206 | 		"Moslem",
 207 | 		"Mrs",
 208 | 		"Munich",
 209 | 		"Muslim",
 210 | 		"Naples",
 211 | 		"Nazi",
 212 | 		"Nepal",
 213 | 		"Newark",
 214 | 		"Nile",
 215 | 		"Nobel",
 216 | 		"North",
 217 | 		"Norway",
 218 | 		"Ohio",
 219 | 		"Oscar",
 220 | 		"Oslo",
 221 | 		"Oxford",
 222 | 		"Panama",
 223 | 		"Paris",
 224 | 		"Pascal",
 225 | 		"Paul",
 226 | 		"Peking",
 227 | 		"Peru",
 228 | 		"Peter",
 229 | 		"Philip",
 230 | 		"Poland",
 231 | 		"Polish",
 232 | 		"Prague",
 233 | 		"Quebec",
 234 | 		"Rex",
 235 | 		"Rhine",
 236 | 		"Ritz",
 237 | 		"Robert",
 238 | 		"Roman",
 239 | 		"Rome",
 240 | 		"Rosa",
 241 | 		"Russia",
 242 | 		"Sahara",
 243 | 		"Sam",
 244 | 		"Saturn",
 245 | 		"Saudi",
 246 | 		"Saxon",
 247 | 		"Scot",
 248 | 		"Seoul",
 249 | 		"Somali",
 250 | 		"Sony",
 251 | 		"Soviet",
 252 | 		"Spain",
 253 | 		"Stalin",
 254 | 		"Sudan",
 255 | 		"Suez",
 256 | 		"Sunday",
 257 | 		"Sweden",
 258 | 		"Swiss",
 259 | 		"Sydney",
 260 | 		"Syria",
 261 | 		"Taiwan",
 262 | 		"Tarzan",
 263 | 		"Taurus",
 264 | 		"Tehran",
 265 | 		"Teresa",
 266 | 		"Texas",
 267 | 		"Thomas",
 268 | 		"Tibet",
 269 | 		"Tokyo",
 270 | 		"Tom",
 271 | 		"Turk",
 272 | 		"Turkey",
 273 | 		"Uganda",
 274 | 		"Venice",
 275 | 		"Venus",
 276 | 		"Vienna",
 277 | 		"Viking",
 278 | 		"Virgo",
 279 | 		"Warsaw",
 280 | 		"West",
 281 | 		"Yale",
 282 | 		"Yemen",
 283 | 		"York",
 284 | 		"Zaire",
 285 | 		"Zurich",
 286 | 		"aback",
 287 | 		"abbey",
 288 | 		"abbot",
 289 | 		"abide",
 290 | 		"ablaze",
 291 | 		"able",
 292 | 		"aboard",
 293 | 		"abode",
 294 | 		"abort",
 295 | 		"abound",
 296 | 		"about",
 297 | 		"above",
 298 | 		"abroad",
 299 | 		"abrupt",
 300 | 		"absent",
 301 | 		"absorb",
 302 | 		"absurd",
 303 | 		"abuse",
 304 | 		"accent",
 305 | 		"accept",
 306 | 		"access",
 307 | 		"accord",
 308 | 		"accuse",
 309 | 		"ace",
 310 | 		"ache",
 311 | 		"aching",
 312 | 		"acid",
 313 | 		"acidic",
 314 | 		"acorn",
 315 | 		"acre",
 316 | 		"across",
 317 | 		"act",
 318 | 		"action",
 319 | 		"active",
 320 | 		"actor",
 321 | 		"actual",
 322 | 		"acute",
 323 | 		"adapt",
 324 | 		"add",
 325 | 		"added",
 326 | 		"addict",
 327 | 		"adept",
 328 | 		"adhere",
 329 | 		"adjust",
 330 | 		"admire",
 331 | 		"admit",
 332 | 		"adobe",
 333 | 		"adopt",
 334 | 		"adrift",
 335 | 		"adult",
 336 | 		"adverb",
 337 | 		"advert",
 338 | 		"aerial",
 339 | 		"afar",
 340 | 		"affair",
 341 | 		"affect",
 342 | 		"afford",
 343 | 		"afield",
 344 | 		"afloat",
 345 | 		"afraid",
 346 | 		"afresh",
 347 | 		"after",
 348 | 		"again",
 349 | 		"age",
 350 | 		"agency",
 351 | 		"agenda",
 352 | 		"agent",
 353 | 		"aghast",
 354 | 		"agile",
 355 | 		"ago",
 356 | 		"agony",
 357 | 		"agree",
 358 | 		"agreed",
 359 | 		"ahead",
 360 | 		"aid",
 361 | 		"aide",
 362 | 		"aim",
 363 | 		"air",
 364 | 		"airman",
 365 | 		"airy",
 366 | 		"akin",
 367 | 		"alarm",
 368 | 		"albeit",
 369 | 		"album",
 370 | 		"alert",
 371 | 		"alibi",
 372 | 		"alien",
 373 | 		"alight",
 374 | 		"align",
 375 | 		"alike",
 376 | 		"alive",
 377 | 		"alkali",
 378 | 		"all",
 379 | 		"alley",
 380 | 		"allied",
 381 | 		"allow",
 382 | 		"alloy",
 383 | 		"ally",
 384 | 		"almond",
 385 | 		"almost",
 386 | 		"aloft",
 387 | 		"alone",
 388 | 		"along",
 389 | 		"aloof",
 390 | 		"aloud",
 391 | 		"alpha",
 392 | 		"alpine",
 393 | 		"also",
 394 | 		"altar",
 395 | 		"alter",
 396 | 		"always",
 397 | 		"amaze",
 398 | 		"amber",
 399 | 		"ambush",
 400 | 		"amen",
 401 | 		"amend",
 402 | 		"amid",
 403 | 		"amidst",
 404 | 		"amiss",
 405 | 		"among",
 406 | 		"amount",
 407 | 		"ample",
 408 | 		"amuse",
 409 | 		"anchor",
 410 | 		"and",
 411 | 		"anew",
 412 | 		"angel",
 413 | 		"anger",
 414 | 		"angle",
 415 | 		"angry",
 416 | 		"animal",
 417 | 		"ankle",
 418 | 		"annoy",
 419 | 		"annual",
 420 | 		"answer",
 421 | 		"anthem",
 422 | 		"anti",
 423 | 		"any",
 424 | 		"anyhow",
 425 | 		"anyway",
 426 | 		"apart",
 427 | 		"apathy",
 428 | 		"apex",
 429 | 		"apiece",
 430 | 		"appeal",
 431 | 		"appear",
 432 | 		"apple",
 433 | 		"apply",
 434 | 		"apron",
 435 | 		"arcade",
 436 | 		"arcane",
 437 | 		"arch",
 438 | 		"ardent",
 439 | 		"are",
 440 | 		"area",
 441 | 		"argue",
 442 | 		"arid",
 443 | 		"arise",
 444 | 		"arm",
 445 | 		"armful",
 446 | 		"armpit",
 447 | 		"army",
 448 | 		"aroma",
 449 | 		"around",
 450 | 		"arouse",
 451 | 		"array",
 452 | 		"arrest",
 453 | 		"arrive",
 454 | 		"arrow",
 455 | 		"arson",
 456 | 		"art",
 457 | 		"artery",
 458 | 		"artful",
 459 | 		"artist",
 460 | 		"ascent",
 461 | 		"ashen",
 462 | 		"ashore",
 463 | 		"aside",
 464 | 		"ask",
 465 | 		"asleep",
 466 | 		"aspect",
 467 | 		"assay",
 468 | 		"assent",
 469 | 		"assert",
 470 | 		"assess",
 471 | 		"asset",
 472 | 		"assign",
 473 | 		"assist",
 474 | 		"assume",
 475 | 		"assure",
 476 | 		"asthma",
 477 | 		"astute",
 478 | 		"asylum",
 479 | 		"ate",
 480 | 		"atlas",
 481 | 		"atom",
 482 | 		"atomic",
 483 | 		"attach",
 484 | 		"attack",
 485 | 		"attain",
 486 | 		"attend",
 487 | 		"attic",
 488 | 		"auburn",
 489 | 		"audio",
 490 | 		"audit",
 491 | 		"august",
 492 | 		"aunt",
 493 | 		"auntie",
 494 | 		"aura",
 495 | 		"author",
 496 | 		"auto",
 497 | 		"autumn",
 498 | 		"avail",
 499 | 		"avenge",
 500 | 		"avenue",
 501 | 		"avert",
 502 | 		"avid",
 503 | 		"avoid",
 504 | 		"await",
 505 | 		"awake",
 506 | 		"awaken",
 507 | 		"award",
 508 | 		"aware",
 509 | 		"awash",
 510 | 		"away",
 511 | 		"awful",
 512 | 		"awhile",
 513 | 		"axes",
 514 | 		"axiom",
 515 | 		"axis",
 516 | 		"axle",
 517 | 		"aye",
 518 | 		"babe",
 519 | 		"baby",
 520 | 		"back",
 521 | 		"backup",
 522 | 		"bacon",
 523 | 		"bad",
 524 | 		"badge",
 525 | 		"badly",
 526 | 		"bag",
 527 | 		"baggy",
 528 | 		"bail",
 529 | 		"bait",
 530 | 		"bake",
 531 | 		"baker",
 532 | 		"bakery",
 533 | 		"bald",
 534 | 		"ball",
 535 | 		"ballad",
 536 | 		"ballet",
 537 | 		"ballot",
 538 | 		"bamboo",
 539 | 		"ban",
 540 | 		"banal",
 541 | 		"banana",
 542 | 		"band",
 543 | 		"bang",
 544 | 		"bank",
 545 | 		"bar",
 546 | 		"barber",
 547 | 		"bare",
 548 | 		"barely",
 549 | 		"barge",
 550 | 		"bark",
 551 | 		"barley",
 552 | 		"barn",
 553 | 		"baron",
 554 | 		"barrel",
 555 | 		"barren",
 556 | 		"basalt",
 557 | 		"base",
 558 | 		"basic",
 559 | 		"basil",
 560 | 		"basin",
 561 | 		"basis",
 562 | 		"basket",
 563 | 		"bass",
 564 | 		"bat",
 565 | 		"batch",
 566 | 		"bath",
 567 | 		"baton",
 568 | 		"battle",
 569 | 		"bay",
 570 | 		"beach",
 571 | 		"beacon",
 572 | 		"beak",
 573 | 		"beam",
 574 | 		"bean",
 575 | 		"bear",
 576 | 		"beard",
 577 | 		"beast",
 578 | 		"beat",
 579 | 		"beauty",
 580 | 		"become",
 581 | 		"bed",
 582 | 		"beech",
 583 | 		"beef",
 584 | 		"beefy",
 585 | 		"beep",
 586 | 		"beer",
 587 | 		"beet",
 588 | 		"beetle",
 589 | 		"before",
 590 | 		"beggar",
 591 | 		"begin",
 592 | 		"behalf",
 593 | 		"behave",
 594 | 		"behind",
 595 | 		"beige",
 596 | 		"being",
 597 | 		"belief",
 598 | 		"bell",
 599 | 		"belly",
 600 | 		"belong",
 601 | 		"below",
 602 | 		"belt",
 603 | 		"bench",
 604 | 		"bend",
 605 | 		"benign",
 606 | 		"bent",
 607 | 		"berry",
 608 | 		"berth",
 609 | 		"beset",
 610 | 		"beside",
 611 | 		"best",
 612 | 		"bestow",
 613 | 		"bet",
 614 | 		"beta",
 615 | 		"betray",
 616 | 		"better",
 617 | 		"beware",
 618 | 		"beyond",
 619 | 		"bias",
 620 | 		"biceps",
 621 | 		"bicker",
 622 | 		"bid",
 623 | 		"big",
 624 | 		"bigger",
 625 | 		"bike",
 626 | 		"bile",
 627 | 		"bill",
 628 | 		"binary",
 629 | 		"bind",
 630 | 		"biopsy",
 631 | 		"birch",
 632 | 		"bird",
 633 | 		"birdie",
 634 | 		"birth",
 635 | 		"bishop",
 636 | 		"bit",
 637 | 		"bitch",
 638 | 		"bite",
 639 | 		"bitter",
 640 | 		"black",
 641 | 		"blade",
 642 | 		"blame",
 643 | 		"bland",
 644 | 		"blast",
 645 | 		"blaze",
 646 | 		"bleak",
 647 | 		"blend",
 648 | 		"bless",
 649 | 		"blew",
 650 | 		"blind",
 651 | 		"blink",
 652 | 		"blip",
 653 | 		"bliss",
 654 | 		"blitz",
 655 | 		"block",
 656 | 		"blond",
 657 | 		"blood",
 658 | 		"bloody",
 659 | 		"bloom",
 660 | 		"blot",
 661 | 		"blouse",
 662 | 		"blow",
 663 | 		"blue",
 664 | 		"bluff",
 665 | 		"blunt",
 666 | 		"blur",
 667 | 		"blush",
 668 | 		"boar",
 669 | 		"board",
 670 | 		"boast",
 671 | 		"boat",
 672 | 		"bodily",
 673 | 		"body",
 674 | 		"bogus",
 675 | 		"boil",
 676 | 		"bold",
 677 | 		"bolt",
 678 | 		"bomb",
 679 | 		"bond",
 680 | 		"bone",
 681 | 		"bonnet",
 682 | 		"bonus",
 683 | 		"bony",
 684 | 		"book",
 685 | 		"boom",
 686 | 		"boost",
 687 | 		"boot",
 688 | 		"booth",
 689 | 		"booze",
 690 | 		"border",
 691 | 		"bore",
 692 | 		"borrow",
 693 | 		"bosom",
 694 | 		"boss",
 695 | 		"both",
 696 | 		"bother",
 697 | 		"bottle",
 698 | 		"bottom",
 699 | 		"bought",
 700 | 		"bounce",
 701 | 		"bound",
 702 | 		"bounty",
 703 | 		"bout",
 704 | 		"bovine",
 705 | 		"bow",
 706 | 		"bowel",
 707 | 		"bowl",
 708 | 		"box",
 709 | 		"boy",
 710 | 		"boyish",
 711 | 		"brace",
 712 | 		"brain",
 713 | 		"brainy",
 714 | 		"brake",
 715 | 		"bran",
 716 | 		"branch",
 717 | 		"brand",
 718 | 		"brandy",
 719 | 		"brass",
 720 | 		"brave",
 721 | 		"bravo",
 722 | 		"breach",
 723 | 		"bread",
 724 | 		"break",
 725 | 		"breast",
 726 | 		"breath",
 727 | 		"bred",
 728 | 		"breed",
 729 | 		"breeze",
 730 | 		"brew",
 731 | 		"brick",
 732 | 		"bride",
 733 | 		"bridge",
 734 | 		"brief",
 735 | 		"bright",
 736 | 		"brim",
 737 | 		"brine",
 738 | 		"bring",
 739 | 		"brink",
 740 | 		"brisk",
 741 | 		"broad",
 742 | 		"broke",
 743 | 		"broken",
 744 | 		"bronze",
 745 | 		"brook",
 746 | 		"broom",
 747 | 		"brown",
 748 | 		"bruise",
 749 | 		"brush",
 750 | 		"brutal",
 751 | 		"brute",
 752 | 		"bubble",
 753 | 		"buck",
 754 | 		"bucket",
 755 | 		"buckle",
 756 | 		"budget",
 757 | 		"buffet",
 758 | 		"buggy",
 759 | 		"build",
 760 | 		"bulb",
 761 | 		"bulge",
 762 | 		"bulk",
 763 | 		"bulky",
 764 | 		"bull",
 765 | 		"bullet",
 766 | 		"bully",
 767 | 		"bump",
 768 | 		"bumpy",
 769 | 		"bunch",
 770 | 		"bundle",
 771 | 		"bunk",
 772 | 		"bunny",
 773 | 		"burden",
 774 | 		"bureau",
 775 | 		"burial",
 776 | 		"buried",
 777 | 		"burly",
 778 | 		"burn",
 779 | 		"burnt",
 780 | 		"burrow",
 781 | 		"burst",
 782 | 		"bury",
 783 | 		"bus",
 784 | 		"bush",
 785 | 		"bust",
 786 | 		"bustle",
 787 | 		"busy",
 788 | 		"but",
 789 | 		"butler",
 790 | 		"butt",
 791 | 		"butter",
 792 | 		"button",
 793 | 		"buy",
 794 | 		"buyer",
 795 | 		"buzz",
 796 | 		"bye",
 797 | 		"byte",
 798 | 		"cab",
 799 | 		"cabin",
 800 | 		"cable",
 801 | 		"cache",
 802 | 		"cactus",
 803 | 		"cage",
 804 | 		"cake",
 805 | 		"calf",
 806 | 		"call",
 807 | 		"caller",
 808 | 		"calm",
 809 | 		"calmly",
 810 | 		"came",
 811 | 		"camel",
 812 | 		"camera",
 813 | 		"camp",
 814 | 		"campus",
 815 | 		"can",
 816 | 		"canal",
 817 | 		"canary",
 818 | 		"cancel",
 819 | 		"cancer",
 820 | 		"candid",
 821 | 		"candle",
 822 | 		"candy",
 823 | 		"cane",
 824 | 		"canine",
 825 | 		"canoe",
 826 | 		"canopy",
 827 | 		"canvas",
 828 | 		"canyon",
 829 | 		"cap",
 830 | 		"cape",
 831 | 		"car",
 832 | 		"carbon",
 833 | 		"card",
 834 | 		"care",
 835 | 		"career",
 836 | 		"caress",
 837 | 		"cargo",
 838 | 		"carnal",
 839 | 		"carp",
 840 | 		"carpet",
 841 | 		"carrot",
 842 | 		"carry",
 843 | 		"cart",
 844 | 		"cartel",
 845 | 		"case",
 846 | 		"cash",
 847 | 		"cask",
 848 | 		"cast",
 849 | 		"castle",
 850 | 		"casual",
 851 | 		"cat",
 852 | 		"catch",
 853 | 		"cater",
 854 | 		"cattle",
 855 | 		"caught",
 856 | 		"causal",
 857 | 		"cause",
 858 | 		"cave",
 859 | 		"cease",
 860 | 		"celery",
 861 | 		"cell",
 862 | 		"cellar",
 863 | 		"cement",
 864 | 		"censor",
 865 | 		"census",
 866 | 		"cereal",
 867 | 		"cervix",
 868 | 		"chain",
 869 | 		"chair",
 870 | 		"chalk",
 871 | 		"chalky",
 872 | 		"champ",
 873 | 		"chance",
 874 | 		"change",
 875 | 		"chant",
 876 | 		"chaos",
 877 | 		"chap",
 878 | 		"chapel",
 879 | 		"charge",
 880 | 		"charm",
 881 | 		"chart",
 882 | 		"chase",
 883 | 		"chat",
 884 | 		"cheap",
 885 | 		"cheat",
 886 | 		"check",
 887 | 		"cheek",
 888 | 		"cheeky",
 889 | 		"cheer",
 890 | 		"cheery",
 891 | 		"cheese",
 892 | 		"chef",
 893 | 		"cherry",
 894 | 		"chess",
 895 | 		"chest",
 896 | 		"chew",
 897 | 		"chic",
 898 | 		"chick",
 899 | 		"chief",
 900 | 		"child",
 901 | 		"chill",
 902 | 		"chilly",
 903 | 		"chin",
 904 | 		"chip",
 905 | 		"choice",
 906 | 		"choir",
 907 | 		"choose",
 908 | 		"chop",
 909 | 		"choppy",
 910 | 		"chord",
 911 | 		"chorus",
 912 | 		"chose",
 913 | 		"chosen",
 914 | 		"chrome",
 915 | 		"chunk",
 916 | 		"chunky",
 917 | 		"church",
 918 | 		"cider",
 919 | 		"cigar",
 920 | 		"cinema",
 921 | 		"circa",
 922 | 		"circle",
 923 | 		"circus",
 924 | 		"cite",
 925 | 		"city",
 926 | 		"civic",
 927 | 		"civil",
 928 | 		"clad",
 929 | 		"claim",
 930 | 		"clammy",
 931 | 		"clan",
 932 | 		"clap",
 933 | 		"clash",
 934 | 		"clasp",
 935 | 		"class",
 936 | 		"clause",
 937 | 		"claw",
 938 | 		"clay",
 939 | 		"clean",
 940 | 		"clear",
 941 | 		"clergy",
 942 | 		"clerk",
 943 | 		"clever",
 944 | 		"click",
 945 | 		"client",
 946 | 		"cliff",
 947 | 		"climax",
 948 | 		"climb",
 949 | 		"clinch",
 950 | 		"cling",
 951 | 		"clinic",
 952 | 		"clip",
 953 | 		"cloak",
 954 | 		"clock",
 955 | 		"clone",
 956 | 		"close",
 957 | 		"closer",
 958 | 		"closet",
 959 | 		"cloth",
 960 | 		"cloud",
 961 | 		"cloudy",
 962 | 		"clout",
 963 | 		"clown",
 964 | 		"club",
 965 | 		"clue",
 966 | 		"clumsy",
 967 | 		"clung",
 968 | 		"clutch",
 969 | 		"coach",
 970 | 		"coal",
 971 | 		"coarse",
 972 | 		"coast",
 973 | 		"coat",
 974 | 		"coax",
 975 | 		"cobalt",
 976 | 		"cobra",
 977 | 		"coca",
 978 | 		"cock",
 979 | 		"cocoa",
 980 | 		"code",
 981 | 		"coffee",
 982 | 		"coffin",
 983 | 		"cohort",
 984 | 		"coil",
 985 | 		"coin",
 986 | 		"coke",
 987 | 		"cold",
 988 | 		"collar",
 989 | 		"colon",
 990 | 		"colony",
 991 | 		"colt",
 992 | 		"column",
 993 | 		"comb",
 994 | 		"combat",
 995 | 		"come",
 996 | 		"comedy",
 997 | 		"comic",
 998 | 		"commit",
 999 | 		"common",
1000 | 		"compel",
1001 | 		"comply",
1002 | 		"concur",
1003 | 		"cone",
1004 | 		"confer",
1005 | 		"consul",
1006 | 		"convex",
1007 | 		"convey",
1008 | 		"convoy",
1009 | 		"cook",
1010 | 		"cool",
1011 | 		"cope",
1012 | 		"copper",
1013 | 		"copy",
1014 | 		"coral",
1015 | 		"cord",
1016 | 		"core",
1017 | 		"cork",
1018 | 		"corn",
1019 | 		"corner",
1020 | 		"corps",
1021 | 		"corpse",
1022 | 		"corpus",
1023 | 		"cortex",
1024 | 		"cosmic",
1025 | 		"cosmos",
1026 | 		"cost",
1027 | 		"costly",
1028 | 		"cosy",
1029 | 		"cotton",
1030 | 		"couch",
1031 | 		"cough",
1032 | 		"could",
1033 | 		"count",
1034 | 		"county",
1035 | 		"coup",
1036 | 		"couple",
1037 | 		"coupon",
1038 | 		"course",
1039 | 		"court",
1040 | 		"cousin",
1041 | 		"cove",
1042 | 		"cover",
1043 | 		"covert",
1044 | 		"cow",
1045 | 		"coward",
1046 | 		"cowboy",
1047 | 		"crab",
1048 | 		"crack",
1049 | 		"cradle",
1050 | 		"craft",
1051 | 		"crafty",
1052 | 		"crag",
1053 | 		"crane",
1054 | 		"crap",
1055 | 		"crash",
1056 | 		"crate",
1057 | 		"crater",
1058 | 		"crawl",
1059 | 		"crazy",
1060 | 		"creak",
1061 | 		"cream",
1062 | 		"creamy",
1063 | 		"create",
1064 | 		"credit",
1065 | 		"creed",
1066 | 		"creek",
1067 | 		"creep",
1068 | 		"creepy",
1069 | 		"crept",
1070 | 		"crest",
1071 | 		"crew",
1072 | 		"cried",
1073 | 		"crime",
1074 | 		"crisis",
1075 | 		"crisp",
1076 | 		"critic",
1077 | 		"croft",
1078 | 		"crook",
1079 | 		"crop",
1080 | 		"cross",
1081 | 		"crow",
1082 | 		"crowd",
1083 | 		"crown",
1084 | 		"crude",
1085 | 		"cruel",
1086 | 		"cruise",
1087 | 		"crunch",
1088 | 		"crush",
1089 | 		"crust",
1090 | 		"crux",
1091 | 		"cry",
1092 | 		"crypt",
1093 | 		"cube",
1094 | 		"cubic",
1095 | 		"cuckoo",
1096 | 		"cuff",
1097 | 		"cult",
1098 | 		"cup",
1099 | 		"curb",
1100 | 		"cure",
1101 | 		"curfew",
1102 | 		"curl",
1103 | 		"curry",
1104 | 		"curse",
1105 | 		"cursor",
1106 | 		"curve",
1107 | 		"custom",
1108 | 		"cut",
1109 | 		"cute",
1110 | 		"cycle",
1111 | 		"cyclic",
1112 | 		"cynic",
1113 | 		"dad",
1114 | 		"daddy",
1115 | 		"dagger",
1116 | 		"daily",
1117 | 		"dairy",
1118 | 		"daisy",
1119 | 		"dale",
1120 | 		"damage",
1121 | 		"damn",
1122 | 		"damp",
1123 | 		"dampen",
1124 | 		"dance",
1125 | 		"danger",
1126 | 		"dare",
1127 | 		"dark",
1128 | 		"darken",
1129 | 		"dash",
1130 | 		"data",
1131 | 		"date",
1132 | 		"dawn",
1133 | 		"day",
1134 | 		"dead",
1135 | 		"deadly",
1136 | 		"deaf",
1137 | 		"deal",
1138 | 		"dealer",
1139 | 		"dean",
1140 | 		"dear",
1141 | 		"death",
1142 | 		"debate",
1143 | 		"debit",
1144 | 		"debris",
1145 | 		"debt",
1146 | 		"debtor",
1147 | 		"decade",
1148 | 		"decay",
1149 | 		"decent",
1150 | 		"decide",
1151 | 		"deck",
1152 | 		"decor",
1153 | 		"decree",
1154 | 		"deduce",
1155 | 		"deed",
1156 | 		"deep",
1157 | 		"deeply",
1158 | 		"deer",
1159 | 		"defeat",
1160 | 		"defect",
1161 | 		"defend",
1162 | 		"defer",
1163 | 		"define",
1164 | 		"defy",
1165 | 		"degree",
1166 | 		"deity",
1167 | 		"delay",
1168 | 		"delete",
1169 | 		"delta",
1170 | 		"demand",
1171 | 		"demise",
1172 | 		"demo",
1173 | 		"demon",
1174 | 		"demure",
1175 | 		"denial",
1176 | 		"denote",
1177 | 		"dense",
1178 | 		"dental",
1179 | 		"deny",
1180 | 		"depart",
1181 | 		"depend",
1182 | 		"depict",
1183 | 		"deploy",
1184 | 		"depot",
1185 | 		"depth",
1186 | 		"deputy",
1187 | 		"derive",
1188 | 		"desert",
1189 | 		"design",
1190 | 		"desire",
1191 | 		"desist",
1192 | 		"desk",
1193 | 		"detail",
1194 | 		"detect",
1195 | 		"deter",
1196 | 		"detest",
1197 | 		"detour",
1198 | 		"device",
1199 | 		"devil",
1200 | 		"devise",
1201 | 		"devoid",
1202 | 		"devote",
1203 | 		"devour",
1204 | 		"dial",
1205 | 		"diary",
1206 | 		"dice",
1207 | 		"dictum",
1208 | 		"did",
1209 | 		"die",
1210 | 		"diesel",
1211 | 		"diet",
1212 | 		"differ",
1213 | 		"digest",
1214 | 		"digit",
1215 | 		"dine",
1216 | 		"dinghy",
1217 | 		"dinner",
1218 | 		"diode",
1219 | 		"dire",
1220 | 		"direct",
1221 | 		"dirt",
1222 | 		"dirty",
1223 | 		"disc",
1224 | 		"disco",
1225 | 		"dish",
1226 | 		"disk",
1227 | 		"dismal",
1228 | 		"dispel",
1229 | 		"ditch",
1230 | 		"dive",
1231 | 		"divert",
1232 | 		"divide",
1233 | 		"divine",
1234 | 		"dizzy",
1235 | 		"docile",
1236 | 		"dock",
1237 | 		"doctor",
1238 | 		"dog",
1239 | 		"dogma",
1240 | 		"dole",
1241 | 		"doll",
1242 | 		"dollar",
1243 | 		"dolly",
1244 | 		"domain",
1245 | 		"dome",
1246 | 		"domino",
1247 | 		"donate",
1248 | 		"done",
1249 | 		"donkey",
1250 | 		"donor",
1251 | 		"doom",
1252 | 		"door",
1253 | 		"dorsal",
1254 | 		"dose",
1255 | 		"double",
1256 | 		"doubt",
1257 | 		"dough",
1258 | 		"dour",
1259 | 		"dove",
1260 | 		"down",
1261 | 		"dozen",
1262 | 		"draft",
1263 | 		"drag",
1264 | 		"dragon",
1265 | 		"drain",
1266 | 		"drama",
1267 | 		"drank",
1268 | 		"draw",
1269 | 		"drawer",
1270 | 		"dread",
1271 | 		"dream",
1272 | 		"dreary",
1273 | 		"dress",
1274 | 		"drew",
1275 | 		"dried",
1276 | 		"drift",
1277 | 		"drill",
1278 | 		"drink",
1279 | 		"drip",
1280 | 		"drive",
1281 | 		"driver",
1282 | 		"drop",
1283 | 		"drove",
1284 | 		"drown",
1285 | 		"drug",
1286 | 		"drum",
1287 | 		"drunk",
1288 | 		"dry",
1289 | 		"dual",
1290 | 		"duck",
1291 | 		"duct",
1292 | 		"due",
1293 | 		"duel",
1294 | 		"duet",
1295 | 		"duke",
1296 | 		"dull",
1297 | 		"duly",
1298 | 		"dumb",
1299 | 		"dummy",
1300 | 		"dump",
1301 | 		"dune",
1302 | 		"dung",
1303 | 		"duress",
1304 | 		"during",
1305 | 		"dusk",
1306 | 		"dust",
1307 | 		"dusty",
1308 | 		"duty",
1309 | 		"dwarf",
1310 | 		"dwell",
1311 | 		"dyer",
1312 | 		"dying",
1313 | 		"dynamo",
1314 | 		"each",
1315 | 		"eager",
1316 | 		"eagle",
1317 | 		"ear",
1318 | 		"earl",
1319 | 		"early",
1320 | 		"earn",
1321 | 		"earth",
1322 | 		"ease",
1323 | 		"easel",
1324 | 		"easily",
1325 | 		"easter",
1326 | 		"easy",
1327 | 		"eat",
1328 | 		"eaten",
1329 | 		"eater",
1330 | 		"echo",
1331 | 		"eddy",
1332 | 		"edge",
1333 | 		"edible",
1334 | 		"edict",
1335 | 		"edit",
1336 | 		"editor",
1337 | 		"eerie",
1338 | 		"eerily",
1339 | 		"effect",
1340 | 		"effort",
1341 | 		"egg",
1342 | 		"ego",
1343 | 		"eight",
1344 | 		"eighth",
1345 | 		"eighty",
1346 | 		"either",
1347 | 		"elbow",
1348 | 		"elder",
1349 | 		"eldest",
1350 | 		"elect",
1351 | 		"eleven",
1352 | 		"elicit",
1353 | 		"elite",
1354 | 		"else",
1355 | 		"elude",
1356 | 		"elves",
1357 | 		"embark",
1358 | 		"emblem",
1359 | 		"embryo",
1360 | 		"emerge",
1361 | 		"emit",
1362 | 		"empire",
1363 | 		"employ",
1364 | 		"empty",
1365 | 		"enable",
1366 | 		"enamel",
1367 | 		"end",
1368 | 		"endure",
1369 | 		"enemy",
1370 | 		"energy",
1371 | 		"engage",
1372 | 		"engine",
1373 | 		"enjoy",
1374 | 		"enlist",
1375 | 		"enough",
1376 | 		"ensure",
1377 | 		"entail",
1378 | 		"enter",
1379 | 		"entire",
1380 | 		"entry",
1381 | 		"envoy",
1382 | 		"envy",
1383 | 		"enzyme",
1384 | 		"epic",
1385 | 		"epoch",
1386 | 		"equal",
1387 | 		"equate",
1388 | 		"equip",
1389 | 		"equity",
1390 | 		"era",
1391 | 		"erase",
1392 | 		"erect",
1393 | 		"erode",
1394 | 		"erotic",
1395 | 		"errant",
1396 | 		"error",
1397 | 		"escape",
1398 | 		"escort",
1399 | 		"essay",
1400 | 		"estate",
1401 | 		"esteem",
1402 | 		"ethic",
1403 | 		"ethnic",
1404 | 		"evade",
1405 | 		"even",
1406 | 		"event",
1407 | 		"ever",
1408 | 		"every",
1409 | 		"evict",
1410 | 		"evil",
1411 | 		"evoke",
1412 | 		"evolve",
1413 | 		"exact",
1414 | 		"exam",
1415 | 		"exceed",
1416 | 		"excel",
1417 | 		"except",
1418 | 		"excess",
1419 | 		"excise",
1420 | 		"excite",
1421 | 		"excuse",
1422 | 		"exempt",
1423 | 		"exert",
1424 | 		"exile",
1425 | 		"exist",
1426 | 		"exit",
1427 | 		"exotic",
1428 | 		"expand",
1429 | 		"expect",
1430 | 		"expert",
1431 | 		"expire",
1432 | 		"export",
1433 | 		"expose",
1434 | 		"extend",
1435 | 		"extra",
1436 | 		"eye",
1437 | 		"eyed",
1438 | 		"fabric",
1439 | 		"face",
1440 | 		"facial",
1441 | 		"fact",
1442 | 		"factor",
1443 | 		"fade",
1444 | 		"fail",
1445 | 		"faint",
1446 | 		"fair",
1447 | 		"fairly",
1448 | 		"fairy",
1449 | 		"faith",
1450 | 		"fake",
1451 | 		"falcon",
1452 | 		"fall",
1453 | 		"false",
1454 | 		"falter",
1455 | 		"fame",
1456 | 		"family",
1457 | 		"famine",
1458 | 		"famous",
1459 | 		"fan",
1460 | 		"fancy",
1461 | 		"far",
1462 | 		"farce",
1463 | 		"fare",
1464 | 		"farm",
1465 | 		"farmer",
1466 | 		"fast",
1467 | 		"fasten",
1468 | 		"faster",
1469 | 		"fat",
1470 | 		"fatal",
1471 | 		"fate",
1472 | 		"father",
1473 | 		"fatty",
1474 | 		"fault",
1475 | 		"faulty",
1476 | 		"fauna",
1477 | 		"fear",
1478 | 		"feast",
1479 | 		"feat",
1480 | 		"fed",
1481 | 		"fee",
1482 | 		"feeble",
1483 | 		"feed",
1484 | 		"feel",
1485 | 		"feet",
1486 | 		"fell",
1487 | 		"fellow",
1488 | 		"felt",
1489 | 		"female",
1490 | 		"fence",
1491 | 		"fend",
1492 | 		"ferry",
1493 | 		"fetal",
1494 | 		"fetch",
1495 | 		"feudal",
1496 | 		"fever",
1497 | 		"few",
1498 | 		"fewer",
1499 | 		"fiance",
1500 | 		"fiasco",
1501 | 		"fiddle",
1502 | 		"field",
1503 | 		"fiend",
1504 | 		"fierce",
1505 | 		"fiery",
1506 | 		"fifth",
1507 | 		"fifty",
1508 | 		"fig",
1509 | 		"fight",
1510 | 		"figure",
1511 | 		"file",
1512 | 		"fill",
1513 | 		"filled",
1514 | 		"filler",
1515 | 		"film",
1516 | 		"filter",
1517 | 		"filth",
1518 | 		"filthy",
1519 | 		"final",
1520 | 		"finale",
1521 | 		"find",
1522 | 		"fine",
1523 | 		"finger",
1524 | 		"finish",
1525 | 		"finite",
1526 | 		"fire",
1527 | 		"firm",
1528 | 		"firmly",
1529 | 		"first",
1530 | 		"fiscal",
1531 | 		"fish",
1532 | 		"fisher",
1533 | 		"fist",
1534 | 		"fit",
1535 | 		"fitful",
1536 | 		"five",
1537 | 		"fix",
1538 | 		"flag",
1539 | 		"flair",
1540 | 		"flak",
1541 | 		"flame",
1542 | 		"flank",
1543 | 		"flap",
1544 | 		"flare",
1545 | 		"flash",
1546 | 		"flask",
1547 | 		"flat",
1548 | 		"flaw",
1549 | 		"fled",
1550 | 		"flee",
1551 | 		"fleece",
1552 | 		"fleet",
1553 | 		"flesh",
1554 | 		"fleshy",
1555 | 		"flew",
1556 | 		"flick",
1557 | 		"flight",
1558 | 		"flimsy",
1559 | 		"flint",
1560 | 		"flirt",
1561 | 		"float",
1562 | 		"flock",
1563 | 		"flood",
1564 | 		"floor",
1565 | 		"floppy",
1566 | 		"flora",
1567 | 		"floral",
1568 | 		"flour",
1569 | 		"flow",
1570 | 		"flower",
1571 | 		"fluent",
1572 | 		"fluffy",
1573 | 		"fluid",
1574 | 		"flung",
1575 | 		"flurry",
1576 | 		"flush",
1577 | 		"flute",
1578 | 		"flux",
1579 | 		"fly",
1580 | 		"flyer",
1581 | 		"foal",
1582 | 		"foam",
1583 | 		"focal",
1584 | 		"focus",
1585 | 		"fog",
1586 | 		"foil",
1587 | 		"fold",
1588 | 		"folk",
1589 | 		"follow",
1590 | 		"folly",
1591 | 		"fond",
1592 | 		"fondly",
1593 | 		"font",
1594 | 		"food",
1595 | 		"fool",
1596 | 		"foot",
1597 | 		"for",
1598 | 		"forbid",
1599 | 		"force",
1600 | 		"ford",
1601 | 		"forest",
1602 | 		"forge",
1603 | 		"forget",
1604 | 		"fork",
1605 | 		"form",
1606 | 		"formal",
1607 | 		"format",
1608 | 		"former",
1609 | 		"fort",
1610 | 		"forth",
1611 | 		"forty",
1612 | 		"forum",
1613 | 		"fossil",
1614 | 		"foster",
1615 | 		"foul",
1616 | 		"found",
1617 | 		"four",
1618 | 		"fourth",
1619 | 		"fox",
1620 | 		"foyer",
1621 | 		"frail",
1622 | 		"frame",
1623 | 		"franc",
1624 | 		"frank",
1625 | 		"fraud",
1626 | 		"free",
1627 | 		"freed",
1628 | 		"freely",
1629 | 		"freer",
1630 | 		"freeze",
1631 | 		"frenzy",
1632 | 		"fresh",
1633 | 		"friar",
1634 | 		"fridge",
1635 | 		"fried",
1636 | 		"friend",
1637 | 		"fright",
1638 | 		"fringe",
1639 | 		"frock",
1640 | 		"frog",
1641 | 		"from",
1642 | 		"front",
1643 | 		"frost",
1644 | 		"frosty",
1645 | 		"frown",
1646 | 		"frozen",
1647 | 		"frugal",
1648 | 		"fruit",
1649 | 		"fudge",
1650 | 		"fuel",
1651 | 		"fulfil",
1652 | 		"full",
1653 | 		"fully",
1654 | 		"fun",
1655 | 		"fund",
1656 | 		"funny",
1657 | 		"fur",
1658 | 		"furry",
1659 | 		"fury",
1660 | 		"fuse",
1661 | 		"fusion",
1662 | 		"fuss",
1663 | 		"fussy",
1664 | 		"futile",
1665 | 		"future",
1666 | 		"fuzzy",
1667 | 		"gadget",
1668 | 		"gag",
1669 | 		"gain",
1670 | 		"gala",
1671 | 		"galaxy",
1672 | 		"gale",
1673 | 		"gall",
1674 | 		"galley",
1675 | 		"gallon",
1676 | 		"gallop",
1677 | 		"gamble",
1678 | 		"game",
1679 | 		"gamma",
1680 | 		"gang",
1681 | 		"gap",
1682 | 		"garage",
1683 | 		"garden",
1684 | 		"garlic",
1685 | 		"gas",
1686 | 		"gasp",
1687 | 		"gate",
1688 | 		"gather",
1689 | 		"gauge",
1690 | 		"gaunt",
1691 | 		"gave",
1692 | 		"gay",
1693 | 		"gaze",
1694 | 		"gear",
1695 | 		"geese",
1696 | 		"gender",
1697 | 		"gene",
1698 | 		"genial",
1699 | 		"genius",
1700 | 		"genre",
1701 | 		"gentle",
1702 | 		"gently",
1703 | 		"gentry",
1704 | 		"genus",
1705 | 		"get",
1706 | 		"ghetto",
1707 | 		"ghost",
1708 | 		"giant",
1709 | 		"gift",
1710 | 		"giggle",
1711 | 		"gill",
1712 | 		"gilt",
1713 | 		"ginger",
1714 | 		"girl",
1715 | 		"give",
1716 | 		"given",
1717 | 		"glad",
1718 | 		"glade",
1719 | 		"glance",
1720 | 		"gland",
1721 | 		"glare",
1722 | 		"glass",
1723 | 		"glassy",
1724 | 		"gleam",
1725 | 		"glee",
1726 | 		"glide",
1727 | 		"global",
1728 | 		"globe",
1729 | 		"gloom",
1730 | 		"gloomy",
1731 | 		"glory",
1732 | 		"gloss",
1733 | 		"glossy",
1734 | 		"glove",
1735 | 		"glow",
1736 | 		"glue",
1737 | 		"goal",
1738 | 		"goat",
1739 | 		"gold",
1740 | 		"golden",
1741 | 		"golf",
1742 | 		"gone",
1743 | 		"gong",
1744 | 		"good",
1745 | 		"goose",
1746 | 		"gorge",
1747 | 		"gory",
1748 | 		"gosh",
1749 | 		"gospel",
1750 | 		"gossip",
1751 | 		"got",
1752 | 		"govern",
1753 | 		"gown",
1754 | 		"grab",
1755 | 		"grace",
1756 | 		"grade",
1757 | 		"grain",
1758 | 		"grand",
1759 | 		"grant",
1760 | 		"grape",
1761 | 		"graph",
1762 | 		"grasp",
1763 | 		"grass",
1764 | 		"grassy",
1765 | 		"grate",
1766 | 		"grave",
1767 | 		"gravel",
1768 | 		"gravy",
1769 | 		"gray",
1770 | 		"grease",
1771 | 		"greasy",
1772 | 		"great",
1773 | 		"greed",
1774 | 		"greedy",
1775 | 		"green",
1776 | 		"greet",
1777 | 		"grew",
1778 | 		"grey",
1779 | 		"grid",
1780 | 		"grief",
1781 | 		"grill",
1782 | 		"grim",
1783 | 		"grin",
1784 | 		"grind",
1785 | 		"grip",
1786 | 		"grit",
1787 | 		"gritty",
1788 | 		"groan",
1789 | 		"groin",
1790 | 		"groom",
1791 | 		"groove",
1792 | 		"gross",
1793 | 		"ground",
1794 | 		"group",
1795 | 		"grove",
1796 | 		"grow",
1797 | 		"grown",
1798 | 		"growth",
1799 | 		"grudge",
1800 | 		"grunt",
1801 | 		"guard",
1802 | 		"guess",
1803 | 		"guest",
1804 | 		"guide",
1805 | 		"guild",
1806 | 		"guilt",
1807 | 		"guilty",
1808 | 		"guise",
1809 | 		"guitar",
1810 | 		"gulf",
1811 | 		"gully",
1812 | 		"gun",
1813 | 		"gunman",
1814 | 		"guru",
1815 | 		"gut",
1816 | 		"guy",
1817 | 		"gypsy",
1818 | 		"habit",
1819 | 		"hack",
1820 | 		"had",
1821 | 		"hail",
1822 | 		"hair",
1823 | 		"hairy",
1824 | 		"hale",
1825 | 		"half",
1826 | 		"hall",
1827 | 		"halt",
1828 | 		"hamlet",
1829 | 		"hammer",
1830 | 		"hand",
1831 | 		"handle",
1832 | 		"handy",
1833 | 		"hang",
1834 | 		"hangar",
1835 | 		"happen",
1836 | 		"happy",
1837 | 		"harass",
1838 | 		"hard",
1839 | 		"harder",
1840 | 		"hardly",
1841 | 		"hare",
1842 | 		"harem",
1843 | 		"harm",
1844 | 		"harp",
1845 | 		"harsh",
1846 | 		"has",
1847 | 		"hash",
1848 | 		"hassle",
1849 | 		"haste",
1850 | 		"hasten",
1851 | 		"hasty",
1852 | 		"hat",
1853 | 		"hatch",
1854 | 		"hate",
1855 | 		"haul",
1856 | 		"haunt",
1857 | 		"have",
1858 | 		"haven",
1859 | 		"havoc",
1860 | 		"hawk",
1861 | 		"hazard",
1862 | 		"haze",
1863 | 		"hazel",
1864 | 		"hazy",
1865 | 		"head",
1866 | 		"heal",
1867 | 		"health",
1868 | 		"heap",
1869 | 		"hear",
1870 | 		"heard",
1871 | 		"heart",
1872 | 		"hearth",
1873 | 		"hearty",
1874 | 		"heat",
1875 | 		"heater",
1876 | 		"heaven",
1877 | 		"heavy",
1878 | 		"heck",
1879 | 		"hectic",
1880 | 		"hedge",
1881 | 		"heel",
1882 | 		"hefty",
1883 | 		"height",
1884 | 		"heir",
1885 | 		"held",
1886 | 		"helium",
1887 | 		"helix",
1888 | 		"hell",
1889 | 		"hello",
1890 | 		"helm",
1891 | 		"helmet",
1892 | 		"help",
1893 | 		"hemp",
1894 | 		"hence",
1895 | 		"her",
1896 | 		"herald",
1897 | 		"herb",
1898 | 		"herd",
1899 | 		"here",
1900 | 		"hereby",
1901 | 		"hernia",
1902 | 		"hero",
1903 | 		"heroic",
1904 | 		"heroin",
1905 | 		"hey",
1906 | 		"heyday",
1907 | 		"hick",
1908 | 		"hidden",
1909 | 		"hide",
1910 | 		"high",
1911 | 		"higher",
1912 | 		"highly",
1913 | 		"hill",
1914 | 		"him",
1915 | 		"hind",
1916 | 		"hint",
1917 | 		"hippy",
1918 | 		"hire",
1919 | 		"his",
1920 | 		"hiss",
1921 | 		"hit",
1922 | 		"hive",
1923 | 		"hoard",
1924 | 		"hoarse",
1925 | 		"hobby",
1926 | 		"hockey",
1927 | 		"hold",
1928 | 		"holder",
1929 | 		"hole",
1930 | 		"hollow",
1931 | 		"holly",
1932 | 		"holy",
1933 | 		"home",
1934 | 		"honest",
1935 | 		"honey",
1936 | 		"hood",
1937 | 		"hook",
1938 | 		"hope",
1939 | 		"horn",
1940 | 		"horny",
1941 | 		"horrid",
1942 | 		"horror",
1943 | 		"horse",
1944 | 		"hose",
1945 | 		"host",
1946 | 		"hot",
1947 | 		"hotel",
1948 | 		"hound",
1949 | 		"hour",
1950 | 		"house",
1951 | 		"hover",
1952 | 		"how",
1953 | 		"huge",
1954 | 		"hull",
1955 | 		"human",
1956 | 		"humane",
1957 | 		"humble",
1958 | 		"humid",
1959 | 		"hung",
1960 | 		"hunger",
1961 | 		"hungry",
1962 | 		"hunt",
1963 | 		"hurdle",
1964 | 		"hurl",
1965 | 		"hurry",
1966 | 		"hurt",
1967 | 		"hush",
1968 | 		"hut",
1969 | 		"hybrid",
1970 | 		"hymn",
1971 | 		"hyphen",
1972 | 		"ice",
1973 | 		"icing",
1974 | 		"icon",
1975 | 		"idea",
1976 | 		"ideal",
1977 | 		"idiom",
1978 | 		"idiot",
1979 | 		"idle",
1980 | 		"idly",
1981 | 		"idol",
1982 | 		"ignite",
1983 | 		"ignore",
1984 | 		"ill",
1985 | 		"image",
1986 | 		"immune",
1987 | 		"impact",
1988 | 		"imply",
1989 | 		"import",
1990 | 		"impose",
1991 | 		"incest",
1992 | 		"inch",
1993 | 		"income",
1994 | 		"incur",
1995 | 		"indeed",
1996 | 		"index",
1997 | 		"indoor",
1998 | 		"induce",
1999 | 		"inept",
2000 | 		"inert",
2001 | 		"infant",
2002 | 		"infect",
2003 | 		"infer",
2004 | 		"influx",
2005 | 		"inform",
2006 | 		"inject",
2007 | 		"injure",
2008 | 		"injury",
2009 | 		"inlaid",
2010 | 		"inland",
2011 | 		"inlet",
2012 | 		"inmate",
2013 | 		"inn",
2014 | 		"innate",
2015 | 		"inner",
2016 | 		"input",
2017 | 		"insane",
2018 | 		"insect",
2019 | 		"insert",
2020 | 		"inset",
2021 | 		"inside",
2022 | 		"insist",
2023 | 		"insult",
2024 | 		"insure",
2025 | 		"intact",
2026 | 		"intake",
2027 | 		"intend",
2028 | 		"inter",
2029 | 		"into",
2030 | 		"invade",
2031 | 		"invent",
2032 | 		"invest",
2033 | 		"invite",
2034 | 		"invoke",
2035 | 		"inward",
2036 | 		"iron",
2037 | 		"ironic",
2038 | 		"irony",
2039 | 		"island",
2040 | 		"isle",
2041 | 		"issue",
2042 | 		"itch",
2043 | 		"item",
2044 | 		"itself",
2045 | 		"ivory",
2046 | 		"jacket",
2047 | 		"jade",
2048 | 		"jaguar",
2049 | 		"jail",
2050 | 		"jargon",
2051 | 		"jaw",
2052 | 		"jazz",
2053 | 		"jeep",
2054 | 		"jelly",
2055 | 		"jerky",
2056 | 		"jest",
2057 | 		"jet",
2058 | 		"jewel",
2059 | 		"job",
2060 | 		"jock",
2061 | 		"jockey",
2062 | 		"join",
2063 | 		"joint",
2064 | 		"joke",
2065 | 		"jolly",
2066 | 		"jolt",
2067 | 		"joy",
2068 | 		"joyful",
2069 | 		"joyous",
2070 | 		"judge",
2071 | 		"juice",
2072 | 		"juicy",
2073 | 		"jumble",
2074 | 		"jumbo",
2075 | 		"jump",
2076 | 		"jungle",
2077 | 		"junior",
2078 | 		"junk",
2079 | 		"junta",
2080 | 		"jury",
2081 | 		"just",
2082 | 		"karate",
2083 | 		"keel",
2084 | 		"keen",
2085 | 		"keep",
2086 | 		"keeper",
2087 | 		"kept",
2088 | 		"kernel",
2089 | 		"kettle",
2090 | 		"key",
2091 | 		"khaki",
2092 | 		"kick",
2093 | 		"kid",
2094 | 		"kidnap",
2095 | 		"kidney",
2096 | 		"kill",
2097 | 		"killer",
2098 | 		"kin",
2099 | 		"kind",
2100 | 		"kindly",
2101 | 		"king",
2102 | 		"kiss",
2103 | 		"kite",
2104 | 		"kitten",
2105 | 		"knack",
2106 | 		"knee",
2107 | 		"knew",
2108 | 		"knife",
2109 | 		"knight",
2110 | 		"knit",
2111 | 		"knob",
2112 | 		"knock",
2113 | 		"knot",
2114 | 		"know",
2115 | 		"known",
2116 | 		"label",
2117 | 		"lace",
2118 | 		"lack",
2119 | 		"lad",
2120 | 		"ladder",
2121 | 		"laden",
2122 | 		"lady",
2123 | 		"lagoon",
2124 | 		"laity",
2125 | 		"lake",
2126 | 		"lamb",
2127 | 		"lame",
2128 | 		"lamp",
2129 | 		"lance",
2130 | 		"land",
2131 | 		"lane",
2132 | 		"lap",
2133 | 		"lapse",
2134 | 		"large",
2135 | 		"larval",
2136 | 		"laser",
2137 | 		"last",
2138 | 		"latch",
2139 | 		"late",
2140 | 		"lately",
2141 | 		"latent",
2142 | 		"later",
2143 | 		"latest",
2144 | 		"latter",
2145 | 		"laugh",
2146 | 		"launch",
2147 | 		"lava",
2148 | 		"lavish",
2149 | 		"law",
2150 | 		"lawful",
2151 | 		"lawn",
2152 | 		"lawyer",
2153 | 		"lay",
2154 | 		"layer",
2155 | 		"layman",
2156 | 		"lazy",
2157 | 		"lead",
2158 | 		"leader",
2159 | 		"leaf",
2160 | 		"leafy",
2161 | 		"league",
2162 | 		"leak",
2163 | 		"leaky",
2164 | 		"lean",
2165 | 		"leap",
2166 | 		"learn",
2167 | 		"lease",
2168 | 		"leash",
2169 | 		"least",
2170 | 		"leave",
2171 | 		"led",
2172 | 		"ledge",
2173 | 		"left",
2174 | 		"leg",
2175 | 		"legacy",
2176 | 		"legal",
2177 | 		"legend",
2178 | 		"legion",
2179 | 		"lemon",
2180 | 		"lend",
2181 | 		"length",
2182 | 		"lens",
2183 | 		"lent",
2184 | 		"leper",
2185 | 		"lesion",
2186 | 		"less",
2187 | 		"lessen",
2188 | 		"lesser",
2189 | 		"lesson",
2190 | 		"lest",
2191 | 		"let",
2192 | 		"lethal",
2193 | 		"letter",
2194 | 		"level",
2195 | 		"lever",
2196 | 		"levy",
2197 | 		"lewis",
2198 | 		"liable",
2199 | 		"liar",
2200 | 		"libel",
2201 | 		"lice",
2202 | 		"lick",
2203 | 		"lid",
2204 | 		"lie",
2205 | 		"lied",
2206 | 		"life",
2207 | 		"lift",
2208 | 		"light",
2209 | 		"like",
2210 | 		"likely",
2211 | 		"limb",
2212 | 		"lime",
2213 | 		"limit",
2214 | 		"limp",
2215 | 		"line",
2216 | 		"linear",
2217 | 		"linen",
2218 | 		"linger",
2219 | 		"link",
2220 | 		"lion",
2221 | 		"lip",
2222 | 		"liquid",
2223 | 		"liquor",
2224 | 		"list",
2225 | 		"listen",
2226 | 		"lit",
2227 | 		"live",
2228 | 		"lively",
2229 | 		"liver",
2230 | 		"lizard",
2231 | 		"load",
2232 | 		"loaf",
2233 | 		"loan",
2234 | 		"lobby",
2235 | 		"lobe",
2236 | 		"local",
2237 | 		"locate",
2238 | 		"lock",
2239 | 		"locus",
2240 | 		"lodge",
2241 | 		"loft",
2242 | 		"lofty",
2243 | 		"log",
2244 | 		"logic",
2245 | 		"logo",
2246 | 		"lone",
2247 | 		"lonely",
2248 | 		"long",
2249 | 		"longer",
2250 | 		"look",
2251 | 		"loop",
2252 | 		"loose",
2253 | 		"loosen",
2254 | 		"loot",
2255 | 		"lord",
2256 | 		"lorry",
2257 | 		"lose",
2258 | 		"loss",
2259 | 		"lost",
2260 | 		"lot",
2261 | 		"lotion",
2262 | 		"lotus",
2263 | 		"loud",
2264 | 		"loudly",
2265 | 		"lounge",
2266 | 		"lousy",
2267 | 		"love",
2268 | 		"lovely",
2269 | 		"lover",
2270 | 		"low",
2271 | 		"lower",
2272 | 		"lowest",
2273 | 		"loyal",
2274 | 		"lucid",
2275 | 		"luck",
2276 | 		"lucky",
2277 | 		"lull",
2278 | 		"lump",
2279 | 		"lumpy",
2280 | 		"lunacy",
2281 | 		"lunar",
2282 | 		"lunch",
2283 | 		"lung",
2284 | 		"lure",
2285 | 		"lurid",
2286 | 		"lush",
2287 | 		"lust",
2288 | 		"lute",
2289 | 		"luxury",
2290 | 		"lying",
2291 | 		"lymph",
2292 | 		"lynch",
2293 | 		"lyric",
2294 | 		"macho",
2295 | 		"macro",
2296 | 		"mad",
2297 | 		"madam",
2298 | 		"made",
2299 | 		"mafia",
2300 | 		"magic",
2301 | 		"magma",
2302 | 		"magnet",
2303 | 		"magnum",
2304 | 		"maid",
2305 | 		"maiden",
2306 | 		"mail",
2307 | 		"main",
2308 | 		"mainly",
2309 | 		"major",
2310 | 		"make",
2311 | 		"maker",
2312 | 		"male",
2313 | 		"malice",
2314 | 		"mall",
2315 | 		"malt",
2316 | 		"mammal",
2317 | 		"manage",
2318 | 		"mane",
2319 | 		"mania",
2320 | 		"manic",
2321 | 		"manner",
2322 | 		"manor",
2323 | 		"mantle",
2324 | 		"manual",
2325 | 		"manure",
2326 | 		"many",
2327 | 		"map",
2328 | 		"maple",
2329 | 		"marble",
2330 | 		"march",
2331 | 		"mare",
2332 | 		"margin",
2333 | 		"marina",
2334 | 		"mark",
2335 | 		"market",
2336 | 		"marry",
2337 | 		"marsh",
2338 | 		"martin",
2339 | 		"martyr",
2340 | 		"mask",
2341 | 		"mason",
2342 | 		"mass",
2343 | 		"mast",
2344 | 		"master",
2345 | 		"match",
2346 | 		"mate",
2347 | 		"matrix",
2348 | 		"matter",
2349 | 		"mature",
2350 | 		"maxim",
2351 | 		"may",
2352 | 		"maybe",
2353 | 		"mayor",
2354 | 		"maze",
2355 | 		"mead",
2356 | 		"meadow",
2357 | 		"meal",
2358 | 		"mean",
2359 | 		"meant",
2360 | 		"meat",
2361 | 		"medal",
2362 | 		"media",
2363 | 		"median",
2364 | 		"medic",
2365 | 		"medium",
2366 | 		"meet",
2367 | 		"mellow",
2368 | 		"melody",
2369 | 		"melon",
2370 | 		"melt",
2371 | 		"member",
2372 | 		"memo",
2373 | 		"memory",
2374 | 		"menace",
2375 | 		"mend",
2376 | 		"mental",
2377 | 		"mentor",
2378 | 		"menu",
2379 | 		"mercy",
2380 | 		"mere",
2381 | 		"merely",
2382 | 		"merge",
2383 | 		"merger",
2384 | 		"merit",
2385 | 		"merry",
2386 | 		"mesh",
2387 | 		"mess",
2388 | 		"messy",
2389 | 		"met",
2390 | 		"metal",
2391 | 		"meter",
2392 | 		"method",
2393 | 		"methyl",
2394 | 		"metric",
2395 | 		"metro",
2396 | 		"mid",
2397 | 		"midday",
2398 | 		"middle",
2399 | 		"midst",
2400 | 		"midway",
2401 | 		"might",
2402 | 		"mighty",
2403 | 		"mild",
2404 | 		"mildew",
2405 | 		"mile",
2406 | 		"milk",
2407 | 		"milky",
2408 | 		"mill",
2409 | 		"mimic",
2410 | 		"mince",
2411 | 		"mind",
2412 | 		"mine",
2413 | 		"mini",
2414 | 		"mink",
2415 | 		"minor",
2416 | 		"mint",
2417 | 		"minus",
2418 | 		"minute",
2419 | 		"mirror",
2420 | 		"mirth",
2421 | 		"misery",
2422 | 		"miss",
2423 | 		"mist",
2424 | 		"misty",
2425 | 		"mite",
2426 | 		"mix",
2427 | 		"moan",
2428 | 		"moat",
2429 | 		"mobile",
2430 | 		"mock",
2431 | 		"mode",
2432 | 		"model",
2433 | 		"modem",
2434 | 		"modern",
2435 | 		"modest",
2436 | 		"modify",
2437 | 		"module",
2438 | 		"moist",
2439 | 		"molar",
2440 | 		"mole",
2441 | 		"molten",
2442 | 		"moment",
2443 | 		"money",
2444 | 		"monies",
2445 | 		"monk",
2446 | 		"monkey",
2447 | 		"month",
2448 | 		"mood",
2449 | 		"moody",
2450 | 		"moon",
2451 | 		"moor",
2452 | 		"moral",
2453 | 		"morale",
2454 | 		"morbid",
2455 | 		"more",
2456 | 		"morgue",
2457 | 		"mortal",
2458 | 		"mortar",
2459 | 		"mosaic",
2460 | 		"mosque",
2461 | 		"moss",
2462 | 		"most",
2463 | 		"mostly",
2464 | 		"moth",
2465 | 		"mother",
2466 | 		"motion",
2467 | 		"motive",
2468 | 		"motor",
2469 | 		"mould",
2470 | 		"mount",
2471 | 		"mourn",
2472 | 		"mouse",
2473 | 		"mouth",
2474 | 		"move",
2475 | 		"movie",
2476 | 		"much",
2477 | 		"muck",
2478 | 		"mucus",
2479 | 		"mud",
2480 | 		"muddle",
2481 | 		"muddy",
2482 | 		"mule",
2483 | 		"mummy",
2484 | 		"murder",
2485 | 		"murky",
2486 | 		"murmur",
2487 | 		"muscle",
2488 | 		"museum",
2489 | 		"music",
2490 | 		"mussel",
2491 | 		"must",
2492 | 		"mutant",
2493 | 		"mute",
2494 | 		"mutiny",
2495 | 		"mutter",
2496 | 		"mutton",
2497 | 		"mutual",
2498 | 		"muzzle",
2499 | 		"myopic",
2500 | 		"myriad",
2501 | 		"myself",
2502 | 		"mystic",
2503 | 		"myth",
2504 | 		"nadir",
2505 | 		"nail",
2506 | 		"naked",
2507 | 		"name",
2508 | 		"namely",
2509 | 		"nape",
2510 | 		"napkin",
2511 | 		"narrow",
2512 | 		"nasal",
2513 | 		"nasty",
2514 | 		"nation",
2515 | 		"native",
2516 | 		"nature",
2517 | 		"nausea",
2518 | 		"naval",
2519 | 		"nave",
2520 | 		"navy",
2521 | 		"near",
2522 | 		"nearer",
2523 | 		"nearly",
2524 | 		"neat",
2525 | 		"neatly",
2526 | 		"neck",
2527 | 		"need",
2528 | 		"needle",
2529 | 		"needy",
2530 | 		"negate",
2531 | 		"neon",
2532 | 		"nephew",
2533 | 		"nerve",
2534 | 		"nest",
2535 | 		"neural",
2536 | 		"never",
2537 | 		"newly",
2538 | 		"next",
2539 | 		"nice",
2540 | 		"nicely",
2541 | 		"niche",
2542 | 		"nickel",
2543 | 		"niece",
2544 | 		"night",
2545 | 		"nimble",
2546 | 		"nine",
2547 | 		"ninety",
2548 | 		"ninth",
2549 | 		"noble",
2550 | 		"nobody",
2551 | 		"node",
2552 | 		"noise",
2553 | 		"noisy",
2554 | 		"non",
2555 | 		"none",
2556 | 		"noon",
2557 | 		"nor",
2558 | 		"norm",
2559 | 		"normal",
2560 | 		"nose",
2561 | 		"nosy",
2562 | 		"not",
2563 | 		"note",
2564 | 		"notice",
2565 | 		"notify",
2566 | 		"notion",
2567 | 		"nought",
2568 | 		"noun",
2569 | 		"novel",
2570 | 		"novice",
2571 | 		"now",
2572 | 		"nozzle",
2573 | 		"nude",
2574 | 		"null",
2575 | 		"numb",
2576 | 		"number",
2577 | 		"nurse",
2578 | 		"nylon",
2579 | 		"nymph",
2580 | 		"oak",
2581 | 		"oasis",
2582 | 		"oath",
2583 | 		"obese",
2584 | 		"obey",
2585 | 		"object",
2586 | 		"oblige",
2587 | 		"oboe",
2588 | 		"obtain",
2589 | 		"occult",
2590 | 		"occupy",
2591 | 		"occur",
2592 | 		"ocean",
2593 | 		"octave",
2594 | 		"odd",
2595 | 		"off",
2596 | 		"offend",
2597 | 		"offer",
2598 | 		"office",
2599 | 		"offset",
2600 | 		"often",
2601 | 		"oil",
2602 | 		"oily",
2603 | 		"okay",
2604 | 		"old",
2605 | 		"older",
2606 | 		"oldest",
2607 | 		"olive",
2608 | 		"omega",
2609 | 		"omen",
2610 | 		"omit",
2611 | 		"once",
2612 | 		"one",
2613 | 		"onion",
2614 | 		"only",
2615 | 		"onset",
2616 | 		"onto",
2617 | 		"onus",
2618 | 		"onward",
2619 | 		"opaque",
2620 | 		"open",
2621 | 		"openly",
2622 | 		"opera",
2623 | 		"opium",
2624 | 		"oppose",
2625 | 		"optic",
2626 | 		"option",
2627 | 		"oracle",
2628 | 		"oral",
2629 | 		"orange",
2630 | 		"orbit",
2631 | 		"orchid",
2632 | 		"ordeal",
2633 | 		"order",
2634 | 		"organ",
2635 | 		"orgasm",
2636 | 		"orient",
2637 | 		"origin",
2638 | 		"ornate",
2639 | 		"orphan",
2640 | 		"other",
2641 | 		"otter",
2642 | 		"ought",
2643 | 		"ounce",
2644 | 		"our",
2645 | 		"out",
2646 | 		"outer",
2647 | 		"output",
2648 | 		"outset",
2649 | 		"oval",
2650 | 		"oven",
2651 | 		"over",
2652 | 		"overt",
2653 | 		"owe",
2654 | 		"owing",
2655 | 		"owl",
2656 | 		"own",
2657 | 		"owner",
2658 | 		"oxide",
2659 | 		"oxygen",
2660 | 		"oyster",
2661 | 		"ozone",
2662 | 		"pace",
2663 | 		"pack",
2664 | 		"packet",
2665 | 		"pact",
2666 | 		"paddle",
2667 | 		"paddy",
2668 | 		"pagan",
2669 | 		"page",
2670 | 		"paid",
2671 | 		"pain",
2672 | 		"paint",
2673 | 		"pair",
2674 | 		"palace",
2675 | 		"pale",
2676 | 		"palm",
2677 | 		"panel",
2678 | 		"panic",
2679 | 		"papa",
2680 | 		"papal",
2681 | 		"paper",
2682 | 		"parade",
2683 | 		"parcel",
2684 | 		"pardon",
2685 | 		"parent",
2686 | 		"parish",
2687 | 		"park",
2688 | 		"parody",
2689 | 		"parrot",
2690 | 		"part",
2691 | 		"partly",
2692 | 		"party",
2693 | 		"pass",
2694 | 		"past",
2695 | 		"paste",
2696 | 		"pastel",
2697 | 		"pastor",
2698 | 		"pastry",
2699 | 		"pat",
2700 | 		"patch",
2701 | 		"patent",
2702 | 		"path",
2703 | 		"patio",
2704 | 		"patrol",
2705 | 		"patron",
2706 | 		"pause",
2707 | 		"pave",
2708 | 		"pawn",
2709 | 		"pay",
2710 | 		"peace",
2711 | 		"peach",
2712 | 		"peak",
2713 | 		"pear",
2714 | 		"pearl",
2715 | 		"pedal",
2716 | 		"peel",
2717 | 		"peer",
2718 | 		"pelvic",
2719 | 		"pelvis",
2720 | 		"pen",
2721 | 		"penal",
2722 | 		"pence",
2723 | 		"pencil",
2724 | 		"penis",
2725 | 		"penny",
2726 | 		"people",
2727 | 		"pepper",
2728 | 		"per",
2729 | 		"perch",
2730 | 		"peril",
2731 | 		"period",
2732 | 		"perish",
2733 | 		"permit",
2734 | 		"person",
2735 | 		"pest",
2736 | 		"petite",
2737 | 		"petrol",
2738 | 		"petty",
2739 | 		"phase",
2740 | 		"phone",
2741 | 		"photo",
2742 | 		"phrase",
2743 | 		"piano",
2744 | 		"pick",
2745 | 		"picket",
2746 | 		"picnic",
2747 | 		"pie",
2748 | 		"piece",
2749 | 		"pier",
2750 | 		"pierce",
2751 | 		"piety",
2752 | 		"pig",
2753 | 		"pigeon",
2754 | 		"piggy",
2755 | 		"pike",
2756 | 		"pile",
2757 | 		"pill",
2758 | 		"pillar",
2759 | 		"pillow",
2760 | 		"pilot",
2761 | 		"pin",
2762 | 		"pinch",
2763 | 		"pine",
2764 | 		"pink",
2765 | 		"pint",
2766 | 		"pious",
2767 | 		"pipe",
2768 | 		"pirate",
2769 | 		"piss",
2770 | 		"pistol",
2771 | 		"piston",
2772 | 		"pit",
2773 | 		"pitch",
2774 | 		"pity",
2775 | 		"pivot",
2776 | 		"pixel",
2777 | 		"pizza",
2778 | 		"place",
2779 | 		"placid",
2780 | 		"plague",
2781 | 		"plain",
2782 | 		"plan",
2783 | 		"plane",
2784 | 		"planet",
2785 | 		"plank",
2786 | 		"plant",
2787 | 		"plasma",
2788 | 		"plate",
2789 | 		"play",
2790 | 		"player",
2791 | 		"plea",
2792 | 		"plead",
2793 | 		"please",
2794 | 		"pledge",
2795 | 		"plenty",
2796 | 		"plenum",
2797 | 		"plight",
2798 | 		"plot",
2799 | 		"ploy",
2800 | 		"plug",
2801 | 		"plum",
2802 | 		"plump",
2803 | 		"plunge",
2804 | 		"plural",
2805 | 		"plus",
2806 | 		"plush",
2807 | 		"pocket",
2808 | 		"poem",
2809 | 		"poet",
2810 | 		"poetic",
2811 | 		"poetry",
2812 | 		"point",
2813 | 		"poison",
2814 | 		"polar",
2815 | 		"pole",
2816 | 		"police",
2817 | 		"policy",
2818 | 		"polite",
2819 | 		"poll",
2820 | 		"pollen",
2821 | 		"polo",
2822 | 		"pond",
2823 | 		"ponder",
2824 | 		"pony",
2825 | 		"pool",
2826 | 		"poor",
2827 | 		"poorly",
2828 | 		"pop",
2829 | 		"pope",
2830 | 		"poppy",
2831 | 		"pore",
2832 | 		"pork",
2833 | 		"port",
2834 | 		"portal",
2835 | 		"pose",
2836 | 		"posh",
2837 | 		"post",
2838 | 		"postal",
2839 | 		"pot",
2840 | 		"potato",
2841 | 		"potent",
2842 | 		"pouch",
2843 | 		"pound",
2844 | 		"pour",
2845 | 		"powder",
2846 | 		"power",
2847 | 		"praise",
2848 | 		"pray",
2849 | 		"prayer",
2850 | 		"preach",
2851 | 		"prefer",
2852 | 		"prefix",
2853 | 		"press",
2854 | 		"pretty",
2855 | 		"price",
2856 | 		"pride",
2857 | 		"priest",
2858 | 		"primal",
2859 | 		"prime",
2860 | 		"prince",
2861 | 		"print",
2862 | 		"prior",
2863 | 		"prism",
2864 | 		"prison",
2865 | 		"privy",
2866 | 		"prize",
2867 | 		"probe",
2868 | 		"profit",
2869 | 		"prompt",
2870 | 		"prone",
2871 | 		"proof",
2872 | 		"propel",
2873 | 		"proper",
2874 | 		"prose",
2875 | 		"proton",
2876 | 		"proud",
2877 | 		"prove",
2878 | 		"proven",
2879 | 		"proxy",
2880 | 		"prune",
2881 | 		"psalm",
2882 | 		"pseudo",
2883 | 		"psyche",
2884 | 		"pub",
2885 | 		"public",
2886 | 		"puff",
2887 | 		"pull",
2888 | 		"pulp",
2889 | 		"pulpit",
2890 | 		"pulsar",
2891 | 		"pulse",
2892 | 		"pump",
2893 | 		"punch",
2894 | 		"punish",
2895 | 		"punk",
2896 | 		"pupil",
2897 | 		"puppet",
2898 | 		"puppy",
2899 | 		"pure",
2900 | 		"purely",
2901 | 		"purge",
2902 | 		"purify",
2903 | 		"purple",
2904 | 		"purse",
2905 | 		"pursue",
2906 | 		"push",
2907 | 		"pushy",
2908 | 		"pussy",
2909 | 		"put",
2910 | 		"putt",
2911 | 		"puzzle",
2912 | 		"quaint",
2913 | 		"quake",
2914 | 		"quarry",
2915 | 		"quartz",
2916 | 		"quay",
2917 | 		"queen",
2918 | 		"queer",
2919 | 		"query",
2920 | 		"quest",
2921 | 		"queue",
2922 | 		"quick",
2923 | 		"quid",
2924 | 		"quiet",
2925 | 		"quilt",
2926 | 		"quirk",
2927 | 		"quit",
2928 | 		"quite",
2929 | 		"quiver",
2930 | 		"quiz",
2931 | 		"quota",
2932 | 		"quote",
2933 | 		"rabbit",
2934 | 		"race",
2935 | 		"racial",
2936 | 		"racism",
2937 | 		"rack",
2938 | 		"racket",
2939 | 		"radar",
2940 | 		"radio",
2941 | 		"radish",
2942 | 		"radius",
2943 | 		"raffle",
2944 | 		"raft",
2945 | 		"rage",
2946 | 		"raid",
2947 | 		"rail",
2948 | 		"rain",
2949 | 		"rainy",
2950 | 		"raise",
2951 | 		"rally",
2952 | 		"ramp",
2953 | 		"random",
2954 | 		"range",
2955 | 		"rank",
2956 | 		"ransom",
2957 | 		"rape",
2958 | 		"rapid",
2959 | 		"rare",
2960 | 		"rarely",
2961 | 		"rarity",
2962 | 		"rash",
2963 | 		"rat",
2964 | 		"rate",
2965 | 		"rather",
2966 | 		"ratify",
2967 | 		"ratio",
2968 | 		"rattle",
2969 | 		"rave",
2970 | 		"raven",
2971 | 		"raw",
2972 | 		"ray",
2973 | 		"razor",
2974 | 		"reach",
2975 | 		"react",
2976 | 		"read",
2977 | 		"reader",
2978 | 		"ready",
2979 | 		"real",
2980 | 		"really",
2981 | 		"realm",
2982 | 		"reap",
2983 | 		"rear",
2984 | 		"reason",
2985 | 		"rebel",
2986 | 		"recall",
2987 | 		"recent",
2988 | 		"recess",
2989 | 		"recipe",
2990 | 		"reckon",
2991 | 		"record",
2992 | 		"recoup",
2993 | 		"rector",
2994 | 		"red",
2995 | 		"redeem",
2996 | 		"reduce",
2997 | 		"reed",
2998 | 		"reef",
2999 | 		"refer",
3000 | 		"reform",
3001 | 		"refuge",
3002 | 		"refuse",
3003 | 		"regal",
3004 | 		"regard",
3005 | 		"regent",
3006 | 		"regime",
3007 | 		"region",
3008 | 		"regret",
3009 | 		"reign",
3010 | 		"reject",
3011 | 		"relate",
3012 | 		"relax",
3013 | 		"relay",
3014 | 		"relic",
3015 | 		"relief",
3016 | 		"relish",
3017 | 		"rely",
3018 | 		"remain",
3019 | 		"remark",
3020 | 		"remedy",
3021 | 		"remind",
3022 | 		"remit",
3023 | 		"remote",
3024 | 		"remove",
3025 | 		"renal",
3026 | 		"render",
3027 | 		"rent",
3028 | 		"rental",
3029 | 		"repair",
3030 | 		"repeal",
3031 | 		"repeat",
3032 | 		"repent",
3033 | 		"reply",
3034 | 		"report",
3035 | 		"rescue",
3036 | 		"resent",
3037 | 		"reside",
3038 | 		"resign",
3039 | 		"resin",
3040 | 		"resist",
3041 | 		"resort",
3042 | 		"rest",
3043 | 		"result",
3044 | 		"resume",
3045 | 		"retail",
3046 | 		"retain",
3047 | 		"retina",
3048 | 		"retire",
3049 | 		"return",
3050 | 		"reveal",
3051 | 		"review",
3052 | 		"revise",
3053 | 		"revive",
3054 | 		"revolt",
3055 | 		"reward",
3056 | 		"rhino",
3057 | 		"rhyme",
3058 | 		"rhythm",
3059 | 		"ribbon",
3060 | 		"rice",
3061 | 		"rich",
3062 | 		"rick",
3063 | 		"rid",
3064 | 		"ride",
3065 | 		"rider",
3066 | 		"ridge",
3067 | 		"rife",
3068 | 		"rifle",
3069 | 		"rift",
3070 | 		"right",
3071 | 		"rigid",
3072 | 		"ring",
3073 | 		"rinse",
3074 | 		"riot",
3075 | 		"ripe",
3076 | 		"ripen",
3077 | 		"ripple",
3078 | 		"rise",
3079 | 		"risk",
3080 | 		"risky",
3081 | 		"rite",
3082 | 		"ritual",
3083 | 		"rival",
3084 | 		"river",
3085 | 		"road",
3086 | 		"roar",
3087 | 		"roast",
3088 | 		"rob",
3089 | 		"robe",
3090 | 		"robin",
3091 | 		"robot",
3092 | 		"robust",
3093 | 		"rock",
3094 | 		"rocket",
3095 | 		"rocky",
3096 | 		"rod",
3097 | 		"rode",
3098 | 		"rodent",
3099 | 		"rogue",
3100 | 		"role",
3101 | 		"roll",
3102 | 		"roof",
3103 | 		"room",
3104 | 		"root",
3105 | 		"rope",
3106 | 		"rose",
3107 | 		"rosy",
3108 | 		"rotate",
3109 | 		"rotor",
3110 | 		"rotten",
3111 | 		"rouge",
3112 | 		"rough",
3113 | 		"round",
3114 | 		"route",
3115 | 		"rover",
3116 | 		"row",
3117 | 		"royal",
3118 | 		"rubble",
3119 | 		"ruby",
3120 | 		"rudder",
3121 | 		"rude",
3122 | 		"rugby",
3123 | 		"ruin",
3124 | 		"rule",
3125 | 		"ruler",
3126 | 		"rumble",
3127 | 		"rump",
3128 | 		"run",
3129 | 		"rune",
3130 | 		"rung",
3131 | 		"runway",
3132 | 		"rural",
3133 | 		"rush",
3134 | 		"rust",
3135 | 		"rustic",
3136 | 		"rusty",
3137 | 		"sack",
3138 | 		"sacred",
3139 | 		"sad",
3140 | 		"saddle",
3141 | 		"sadism",
3142 | 		"sadly",
3143 | 		"safari",
3144 | 		"safe",
3145 | 		"safely",
3146 | 		"safer",
3147 | 		"safety",
3148 | 		"saga",
3149 | 		"sage",
3150 | 		"said",
3151 | 		"sail",
3152 | 		"sailor",
3153 | 		"saint",
3154 | 		"sake",
3155 | 		"salad",
3156 | 		"salary",
3157 | 		"sale",
3158 | 		"saline",
3159 | 		"saliva",
3160 | 		"salmon",
3161 | 		"saloon",
3162 | 		"salt",
3163 | 		"salty",
3164 | 		"salute",
3165 | 		"same",
3166 | 		"sample",
3167 | 		"sand",
3168 | 		"sandy",
3169 | 		"sane",
3170 | 		"sash",
3171 | 		"satan",
3172 | 		"satin",
3173 | 		"satire",
3174 | 		"sauce",
3175 | 		"sauna",
3176 | 		"savage",
3177 | 		"save",
3178 | 		"say",
3179 | 		"scale",
3180 | 		"scalp",
3181 | 		"scan",
3182 | 		"scant",
3183 | 		"scar",
3184 | 		"scarce",
3185 | 		"scare",
3186 | 		"scarf",
3187 | 		"scary",
3188 | 		"scene",
3189 | 		"scenic",
3190 | 		"scent",
3191 | 		"school",
3192 | 		"scope",
3193 | 		"score",
3194 | 		"scorn",
3195 | 		"scotch",
3196 | 		"scout",
3197 | 		"scrap",
3198 | 		"scream",
3199 | 		"screen",
3200 | 		"screw",
3201 | 		"script",
3202 | 		"scroll",
3203 | 		"scrub",
3204 | 		"scum",
3205 | 		"sea",
3206 | 		"seal",
3207 | 		"seam",
3208 | 		"seaman",
3209 | 		"search",
3210 | 		"season",
3211 | 		"seat",
3212 | 		"second",
3213 | 		"secret",
3214 | 		"sect",
3215 | 		"sector",
3216 | 		"secure",
3217 | 		"see",
3218 | 		"seed",
3219 | 		"seeing",
3220 | 		"seek",
3221 | 		"seem",
3222 | 		"seize",
3223 | 		"seldom",
3224 | 		"select",
3225 | 		"self",
3226 | 		"sell",
3227 | 		"seller",
3228 | 		"semi",
3229 | 		"senate",
3230 | 		"send",
3231 | 		"senile",
3232 | 		"senior",
3233 | 		"sense",
3234 | 		"sensor",
3235 | 		"sent",
3236 | 		"sentry",
3237 | 		"sequel",
3238 | 		"serene",
3239 | 		"serial",
3240 | 		"series",
3241 | 		"sermon",
3242 | 		"serum",
3243 | 		"serve",
3244 | 		"server",
3245 | 		"set",
3246 | 		"settle",
3247 | 		"seven",
3248 | 		"severe",
3249 | 		"sewage",
3250 | 		"sex",
3251 | 		"sexual",
3252 | 		"sexy",
3253 | 		"shabby",
3254 | 		"shade",
3255 | 		"shadow",
3256 | 		"shady",
3257 | 		"shaft",
3258 | 		"shaggy",
3259 | 		"shah",
3260 | 		"shake",
3261 | 		"shaky",
3262 | 		"shall",
3263 | 		"sham",
3264 | 		"shame",
3265 | 		"shape",
3266 | 		"share",
3267 | 		"shark",
3268 | 		"sharp",
3269 | 		"shawl",
3270 | 		"she",
3271 | 		"shear",
3272 | 		"sheen",
3273 | 		"sheep",
3274 | 		"sheer",
3275 | 		"sheet",
3276 | 		"shelf",
3277 | 		"shell",
3278 | 		"sherry",
3279 | 		"shield",
3280 | 		"shift",
3281 | 		"shine",
3282 | 		"shiny",
3283 | 		"ship",
3284 | 		"shire",
3285 | 		"shirt",
3286 | 		"shit",
3287 | 		"shiver",
3288 | 		"shock",
3289 | 		"shoe",
3290 | 		"shook",
3291 | 		"shoot",
3292 | 		"shop",
3293 | 		"shore",
3294 | 		"short",
3295 | 		"shot",
3296 | 		"should",
3297 | 		"shout",
3298 | 		"show",
3299 | 		"shower",
3300 | 		"shrank",
3301 | 		"shrewd",
3302 | 		"shrill",
3303 | 		"shrimp",
3304 | 		"shrine",
3305 | 		"shrink",
3306 | 		"shrub",
3307 | 		"shrug",
3308 | 		"shut",
3309 | 		"shy",
3310 | 		"shyly",
3311 | 		"sick",
3312 | 		"side",
3313 | 		"siege",
3314 | 		"sigh",
3315 | 		"sight",
3316 | 		"sigma",
3317 | 		"sign",
3318 | 		"signal",
3319 | 		"silent",
3320 | 		"silk",
3321 | 		"silken",
3322 | 		"silky",
3323 | 		"sill",
3324 | 		"silly",
3325 | 		"silver",
3326 | 		"simple",
3327 | 		"simply",
3328 | 		"since",
3329 | 		"sinful",
3330 | 		"sing",
3331 | 		"singer",
3332 | 		"single",
3333 | 		"sink",
3334 | 		"sir",
3335 | 		"siren",
3336 | 		"sister",
3337 | 		"sit",
3338 | 		"site",
3339 | 		"six",
3340 | 		"sixth",
3341 | 		"sixty",
3342 | 		"size",
3343 | 		"sketch",
3344 | 		"skill",
3345 | 		"skin",
3346 | 		"skinny",
3347 | 		"skip",
3348 | 		"skirt",
3349 | 		"skull",
3350 | 		"sky",
3351 | 		"slab",
3352 | 		"slack",
3353 | 		"slain",
3354 | 		"slam",
3355 | 		"slang",
3356 | 		"slap",
3357 | 		"slate",
3358 | 		"slater",
3359 | 		"slave",
3360 | 		"sleek",
3361 | 		"sleep",
3362 | 		"sleepy",
3363 | 		"sleeve",
3364 | 		"slice",
3365 | 		"slick",
3366 | 		"slid",
3367 | 		"slide",
3368 | 		"slight",
3369 | 		"slim",
3370 | 		"slimy",
3371 | 		"sling",
3372 | 		"slip",
3373 | 		"slit",
3374 | 		"slogan",
3375 | 		"slope",
3376 | 		"sloppy",
3377 | 		"slot",
3378 | 		"slow",
3379 | 		"slowly",
3380 | 		"slug",
3381 | 		"slum",
3382 | 		"slump",
3383 | 		"smack",
3384 | 		"small",
3385 | 		"smart",
3386 | 		"smash",
3387 | 		"smear",
3388 | 		"smell",
3389 | 		"smelly",
3390 | 		"smelt",
3391 | 		"smile",
3392 | 		"smoke",
3393 | 		"smoky",
3394 | 		"smooth",
3395 | 		"smug",
3396 | 		"snack",
3397 | 		"snail",
3398 | 		"snake",
3399 | 		"snap",
3400 | 		"snatch",
3401 | 		"sneak",
3402 | 		"snow",
3403 | 		"snowy",
3404 | 		"snug",
3405 | 		"soak",
3406 | 		"soap",
3407 | 		"sober",
3408 | 		"soccer",
3409 | 		"social",
3410 | 		"sock",
3411 | 		"socket",
3412 | 		"soda",
3413 | 		"sodden",
3414 | 		"sodium",
3415 | 		"sofa",
3416 | 		"soft",
3417 | 		"soften",
3418 | 		"softly",
3419 | 		"soggy",
3420 | 		"soil",
3421 | 		"solar",
3422 | 		"sold",
3423 | 		"sole",
3424 | 		"solely",
3425 | 		"solemn",
3426 | 		"solid",
3427 | 		"solo",
3428 | 		"solve",
3429 | 		"some",
3430 | 		"son",
3431 | 		"sonar",
3432 | 		"sonata",
3433 | 		"song",
3434 | 		"sonic",
3435 | 		"soon",
3436 | 		"sooner",
3437 | 		"soot",
3438 | 		"soothe",
3439 | 		"sordid",
3440 | 		"sore",
3441 | 		"sorrow",
3442 | 		"sorry",
3443 | 		"sort",
3444 | 		"soul",
3445 | 		"sound",
3446 | 		"soup",
3447 | 		"sour",
3448 | 		"source",
3449 | 		"space",
3450 | 		"spade",
3451 | 		"span",
3452 | 		"spare",
3453 | 		"spark",
3454 | 		"sparse",
3455 | 		"spasm",
3456 | 		"spat",
3457 | 		"spate",
3458 | 		"speak",
3459 | 		"spear",
3460 | 		"speech",
3461 | 		"speed",
3462 | 		"speedy",
3463 | 		"spell",
3464 | 		"spend",
3465 | 		"sperm",
3466 | 		"sphere",
3467 | 		"spice",
3468 | 		"spicy",
3469 | 		"spider",
3470 | 		"spiky",
3471 | 		"spill",
3472 | 		"spin",
3473 | 		"spinal",
3474 | 		"spine",
3475 | 		"spiral",
3476 | 		"spirit",
3477 | 		"spit",
3478 | 		"spite",
3479 | 		"splash",
3480 | 		"split",
3481 | 		"spoil",
3482 | 		"spoke",
3483 | 		"sponge",
3484 | 		"spoon",
3485 | 		"sport",
3486 | 		"spot",
3487 | 		"spouse",
3488 | 		"spray",
3489 | 		"spread",
3490 | 		"spree",
3491 | 		"spring",
3492 | 		"sprint",
3493 | 		"spur",
3494 | 		"squad",
3495 | 		"square",
3496 | 		"squash",
3497 | 		"squat",
3498 | 		"squid",
3499 | 		"stab",
3500 | 		"stable",
3501 | 		"stack",
3502 | 		"staff",
3503 | 		"stage",
3504 | 		"stain",
3505 | 		"stair",
3506 | 		"stake",
3507 | 		"stale",
3508 | 		"stall",
3509 | 		"stamp",
3510 | 		"stance",
3511 | 		"stand",
3512 | 		"staple",
3513 | 		"star",
3514 | 		"starch",
3515 | 		"stare",
3516 | 		"stark",
3517 | 		"start",
3518 | 		"starve",
3519 | 		"state",
3520 | 		"static",
3521 | 		"statue",
3522 | 		"status",
3523 | 		"stay",
3524 | 		"stead",
3525 | 		"steady",
3526 | 		"steak",
3527 | 		"steal",
3528 | 		"steam",
3529 | 		"steel",
3530 | 		"steep",
3531 | 		"steer",
3532 | 		"stem",
3533 | 		"stench",
3534 | 		"step",
3535 | 		"stereo",
3536 | 		"stern",
3537 | 		"stew",
3538 | 		"stick",
3539 | 		"sticky",
3540 | 		"stiff",
3541 | 		"stifle",
3542 | 		"stigma",
3543 | 		"still",
3544 | 		"sting",
3545 | 		"stint",
3546 | 		"stir",
3547 | 		"stitch",
3548 | 		"stock",
3549 | 		"stocky",
3550 | 		"stone",
3551 | 		"stony",
3552 | 		"stool",
3553 | 		"stop",
3554 | 		"store",
3555 | 		"storm",
3556 | 		"stormy",
3557 | 		"story",
3558 | 		"stout",
3559 | 		"stove",
3560 | 		"strain",
3561 | 		"strait",
3562 | 		"strand",
3563 | 		"strap",
3564 | 		"strata",
3565 | 		"straw",
3566 | 		"stray",
3567 | 		"streak",
3568 | 		"stream",
3569 | 		"street",
3570 | 		"stress",
3571 | 		"strict",
3572 | 		"stride",
3573 | 		"strife",
3574 | 		"strike",
3575 | 		"string",
3576 | 		"strip",
3577 | 		"strive",
3578 | 		"stroke",
3579 | 		"stroll",
3580 | 		"strong",
3581 | 		"stud",
3582 | 		"studio",
3583 | 		"study",
3584 | 		"stuff",
3585 | 		"stuffy",
3586 | 		"stunt",
3587 | 		"stupid",
3588 | 		"sturdy",
3589 | 		"style",
3590 | 		"submit",
3591 | 		"subtle",
3592 | 		"subtly",
3593 | 		"suburb",
3594 | 		"such",
3595 | 		"suck",
3596 | 		"sudden",
3597 | 		"sue",
3598 | 		"suffer",
3599 | 		"sugar",
3600 | 		"suit",
3601 | 		"suite",
3602 | 		"suitor",
3603 | 		"sullen",
3604 | 		"sultan",
3605 | 		"sum",
3606 | 		"summer",
3607 | 		"summit",
3608 | 		"summon",
3609 | 		"sun",
3610 | 		"sunny",
3611 | 		"sunset",
3612 | 		"super",
3613 | 		"superb",
3614 | 		"supper",
3615 | 		"supple",
3616 | 		"supply",
3617 | 		"sure",
3618 | 		"surely",
3619 | 		"surf",
3620 | 		"surge",
3621 | 		"survey",
3622 | 		"suture",
3623 | 		"swamp",
3624 | 		"swan",
3625 | 		"swap",
3626 | 		"swarm",
3627 | 		"sway",
3628 | 		"swear",
3629 | 		"sweat",
3630 | 		"sweaty",
3631 | 		"sweep",
3632 | 		"sweet",
3633 | 		"swell",
3634 | 		"swift",
3635 | 		"swim",
3636 | 		"swine",
3637 | 		"swing",
3638 | 		"swirl",
3639 | 		"switch",
3640 | 		"sword",
3641 | 		"swore",
3642 | 		"symbol",
3643 | 		"synod",
3644 | 		"syntax",
3645 | 		"syrup",
3646 | 		"system",
3647 | 		"table",
3648 | 		"tablet",
3649 | 		"taboo",
3650 | 		"tacit",
3651 | 		"tackle",
3652 | 		"tact",
3653 | 		"tactic",
3654 | 		"tail",
3655 | 		"tailor",
3656 | 		"take",
3657 | 		"tale",
3658 | 		"talent",
3659 | 		"talk",
3660 | 		"tall",
3661 | 		"tally",
3662 | 		"tame",
3663 | 		"tandem",
3664 | 		"tangle",
3665 | 		"tank",
3666 | 		"tap",
3667 | 		"tape",
3668 | 		"target",
3669 | 		"tariff",
3670 | 		"tart",
3671 | 		"task",
3672 | 		"taste",
3673 | 		"tasty",
3674 | 		"tattoo",
3675 | 		"taut",
3676 | 		"tavern",
3677 | 		"tax",
3678 | 		"taxi",
3679 | 		"tea",
3680 | 		"teach",
3681 | 		"teak",
3682 | 		"team",
3683 | 		"tear",
3684 | 		"tease",
3685 | 		"tech",
3686 | 		"teeth",
3687 | 		"tell",
3688 | 		"temper",
3689 | 		"temple",
3690 | 		"tempo",
3691 | 		"tempt",
3692 | 		"ten",
3693 | 		"tenant",
3694 | 		"tend",
3695 | 		"tender",
3696 | 		"tendon",
3697 | 		"tennis",
3698 | 		"tenor",
3699 | 		"tense",
3700 | 		"tensor",
3701 | 		"tent",
3702 | 		"tenth",
3703 | 		"tenure",
3704 | 		"term",
3705 | 		"terror",
3706 | 		"test",
3707 | 		"text",
3708 | 		"than",
3709 | 		"thank",
3710 | 		"that",
3711 | 		"the",
3712 | 		"their",
3713 | 		"them",
3714 | 		"theme",
3715 | 		"then",
3716 | 		"thence",
3717 | 		"theory",
3718 | 		"there",
3719 | 		"these",
3720 | 		"thesis",
3721 | 		"they",
3722 | 		"thick",
3723 | 		"thief",
3724 | 		"thigh",
3725 | 		"thin",
3726 | 		"thing",
3727 | 		"think",
3728 | 		"third",
3729 | 		"thirst",
3730 | 		"thirty",
3731 | 		"this",
3732 | 		"thorn",
3733 | 		"those",
3734 | 		"though",
3735 | 		"thread",
3736 | 		"threat",
3737 | 		"three",
3738 | 		"thrill",
3739 | 		"thrive",
3740 | 		"throat",
3741 | 		"throne",
3742 | 		"throng",
3743 | 		"throw",
3744 | 		"thrust",
3745 | 		"thud",
3746 | 		"thug",
3747 | 		"thumb",
3748 | 		"thus",
3749 | 		"thyme",
3750 | 		"tick",
3751 | 		"ticket",
3752 | 		"tidal",
3753 | 		"tide",
3754 | 		"tidy",
3755 | 		"tie",
3756 | 		"tier",
3757 | 		"tiger",
3758 | 		"tight",
3759 | 		"tile",
3760 | 		"till",
3761 | 		"tilt",
3762 | 		"timber",
3763 | 		"time",
3764 | 		"timid",
3765 | 		"tin",
3766 | 		"tiny",
3767 | 		"tip",
3768 | 		"tissue",
3769 | 		"title",
3770 | 		"toad",
3771 | 		"toast",
3772 | 		"today",
3773 | 		"toilet",
3774 | 		"token",
3775 | 		"told",
3776 | 		"toll",
3777 | 		"tomato",
3778 | 		"tomb",
3779 | 		"tonal",
3780 | 		"tone",
3781 | 		"tongue",
3782 | 		"tonic",
3783 | 		"too",
3784 | 		"took",
3785 | 		"tool",
3786 | 		"tooth",
3787 | 		"top",
3788 | 		"topaz",
3789 | 		"topic",
3790 | 		"torch",
3791 | 		"torque",
3792 | 		"torso",
3793 | 		"tort",
3794 | 		"toss",
3795 | 		"total",
3796 | 		"touch",
3797 | 		"tough",
3798 | 		"tour",
3799 | 		"toward",
3800 | 		"towel",
3801 | 		"tower",
3802 | 		"town",
3803 | 		"toxic",
3804 | 		"toxin",
3805 | 		"trace",
3806 | 		"track",
3807 | 		"tract",
3808 | 		"trade",
3809 | 		"tragic",
3810 | 		"trail",
3811 | 		"train",
3812 | 		"trait",
3813 | 		"tram",
3814 | 		"trance",
3815 | 		"trap",
3816 | 		"trauma",
3817 | 		"travel",
3818 | 		"tray",
3819 | 		"tread",
3820 | 		"treat",
3821 | 		"treaty",
3822 | 		"treble",
3823 | 		"tree",
3824 | 		"trek",
3825 | 		"tremor",
3826 | 		"trench",
3827 | 		"trend",
3828 | 		"trendy",
3829 | 		"trial",
3830 | 		"tribal",
3831 | 		"tribe",
3832 | 		"trick",
3833 | 		"tricky",
3834 | 		"tried",
3835 | 		"trifle",
3836 | 		"trim",
3837 | 		"trio",
3838 | 		"trip",
3839 | 		"triple",
3840 | 		"troop",
3841 | 		"trophy",
3842 | 		"trot",
3843 | 		"trough",
3844 | 		"trout",
3845 | 		"truce",
3846 | 		"truck",
3847 | 		"true",
3848 | 		"truly",
3849 | 		"trunk",
3850 | 		"trust",
3851 | 		"truth",
3852 | 		"try",
3853 | 		"tsar",
3854 | 		"tube",
3855 | 		"tumble",
3856 | 		"tuna",
3857 | 		"tundra",
3858 | 		"tune",
3859 | 		"tung",
3860 | 		"tunic",
3861 | 		"tunnel",
3862 | 		"turban",
3863 | 		"turf",
3864 | 		"turn",
3865 | 		"turtle",
3866 | 		"tutor",
3867 | 		"tweed",
3868 | 		"twelve",
3869 | 		"twenty",
3870 | 		"twice",
3871 | 		"twin",
3872 | 		"twist",
3873 | 		"two",
3874 | 		"tycoon",
3875 | 		"tying",
3876 | 		"type",
3877 | 		"tyrant",
3878 | 		"ugly",
3879 | 		"ulcer",
3880 | 		"ultra",
3881 | 		"umpire",
3882 | 		"unable",
3883 | 		"uncle",
3884 | 		"under",
3885 | 		"uneasy",
3886 | 		"unfair",
3887 | 		"unify",
3888 | 		"union",
3889 | 		"unique",
3890 | 		"unit",
3891 | 		"unite",
3892 | 		"unity",
3893 | 		"unlike",
3894 | 		"unrest",
3895 | 		"unruly",
3896 | 		"until",
3897 | 		"update",
3898 | 		"upheld",
3899 | 		"uphill",
3900 | 		"uphold",
3901 | 		"upon",
3902 | 		"uproar",
3903 | 		"upset",
3904 | 		"upshot",
3905 | 		"uptake",
3906 | 		"upturn",
3907 | 		"upward",
3908 | 		"urban",
3909 | 		"urge",
3910 | 		"urgent",
3911 | 		"urging",
3912 | 		"urine",
3913 | 		"usable",
3914 | 		"usage",
3915 | 		"use",
3916 | 		"useful",
3917 | 		"user",
3918 | 		"usual",
3919 | 		"uterus",
3920 | 		"utmost",
3921 | 		"utter",
3922 | 		"vacant",
3923 | 		"vacuum",
3924 | 		"vagina",
3925 | 		"vague",
3926 | 		"vain",
3927 | 		"valet",
3928 | 		"valid",
3929 | 		"valley",
3930 | 		"value",
3931 | 		"valve",
3932 | 		"van",
3933 | 		"vanish",
3934 | 		"vanity",
3935 | 		"vary",
3936 | 		"vase",
3937 | 		"vast",
3938 | 		"vat",
3939 | 		"vault",
3940 | 		"vector",
3941 | 		"veil",
3942 | 		"vein",
3943 | 		"velvet",
3944 | 		"vendor",
3945 | 		"veneer",
3946 | 		"venom",
3947 | 		"vent",
3948 | 		"venue",
3949 | 		"verb",
3950 | 		"verbal",
3951 | 		"verge",
3952 | 		"verify",
3953 | 		"verity",
3954 | 		"verse",
3955 | 		"versus",
3956 | 		"very",
3957 | 		"vessel",
3958 | 		"vest",
3959 | 		"veto",
3960 | 		"via",
3961 | 		"viable",
3962 | 		"vicar",
3963 | 		"vice",
3964 | 		"victim",
3965 | 		"victor",
3966 | 		"video",
3967 | 		"view",
3968 | 		"vigil",
3969 | 		"vile",
3970 | 		"villa",
3971 | 		"vine",
3972 | 		"vinyl",
3973 | 		"viola",
3974 | 		"violet",
3975 | 		"violin",
3976 | 		"viral",
3977 | 		"virgin",
3978 | 		"virtue",
3979 | 		"virus",
3980 | 		"visa",
3981 | 		"vision",
3982 | 		"visit",
3983 | 		"visual",
3984 | 		"vital",
3985 | 		"vivid",
3986 | 		"vocal",
3987 | 		"vodka",
3988 | 		"vogue",
3989 | 		"voice",
3990 | 		"void",
3991 | 		"volley",
3992 | 		"volume",
3993 | 		"vomit",
3994 | 		"vote",
3995 | 		"vowel",
3996 | 		"voyage",
3997 | 		"vulgar",
3998 | 		"wade",
3999 | 		"wage",
4000 | 		"waist",
4001 | 		"wait",
4002 | 		"waiter",
4003 | 		"wake",
4004 | 		"walk",
4005 | 		"walker",
4006 | 		"wall",
4007 | 		"wallet",
4008 | 		"walnut",
4009 | 		"wander",
4010 | 		"want",
4011 | 		"war",
4012 | 		"warden",
4013 | 		"warm",
4014 | 		"warmth",
4015 | 		"warn",
4016 | 		"warp",
4017 | 		"wary",
4018 | 		"was",
4019 | 		"wash",
4020 | 		"wasp",
4021 | 		"waste",
4022 | 		"watch",
4023 | 		"water",
4024 | 		"watery",
4025 | 		"wave",
4026 | 		"way",
4027 | 		"weak",
4028 | 		"weaken",
4029 | 		"wealth",
4030 | 		"weapon",
4031 | 		"wear",
4032 | 		"weary",
4033 | 		"wedge",
4034 | 		"wee",
4035 | 		"weed",
4036 | 		"week",
4037 | 		"weekly",
4038 | 		"weep",
4039 | 		"weight",
4040 | 		"weird",
4041 | 		"well",
4042 | 		"were",
4043 | 		"wet",
4044 | 		"whale",
4045 | 		"wharf",
4046 | 		"what",
4047 | 		"wheat",
4048 | 		"wheel",
4049 | 		"when",
4050 | 		"whence",
4051 | 		"where",
4052 | 		"which",
4053 | 		"whiff",
4054 | 		"whig",
4055 | 		"while",
4056 | 		"whim",
4057 | 		"whip",
4058 | 		"whisky",
4059 | 		"white",
4060 | 		"who",
4061 | 		"whole",
4062 | 		"wholly",
4063 | 		"whom",
4064 | 		"whore",
4065 | 		"whose",
4066 | 		"why",
4067 | 		"wide",
4068 | 		"widely",
4069 | 		"widen",
4070 | 		"wider",
4071 | 		"widow",
4072 | 		"width",
4073 | 		"wife",
4074 | 		"wild",
4075 | 		"wildly",
4076 | 		"wilful",
4077 | 		"will",
4078 | 		"willow",
4079 | 		"win",
4080 | 		"wind",
4081 | 		"window",
4082 | 		"windy",
4083 | 		"wine",
4084 | 		"wing",
4085 | 		"wink",
4086 | 		"winner",
4087 | 		"winter",
4088 | 		"wipe",
4089 | 		"wire",
4090 | 		"wisdom",
4091 | 		"wise",
4092 | 		"wish",
4093 | 		"wit",
4094 | 		"witch",
4095 | 		"with",
4096 | 		"within",
4097 | 		"witty",
4098 | 		"wizard",
4099 | 		"woke",
4100 | 		"wolf",
4101 | 		"wolves",
4102 | 		"woman",
4103 | 		"womb",
4104 | 		"won",
4105 | 		"wonder",
4106 | 		"wood",
4107 | 		"wooden",
4108 | 		"woods",
4109 | 		"woody",
4110 | 		"wool",
4111 | 		"word",
4112 | 		"work",
4113 | 		"worker",
4114 | 		"world",
4115 | 		"worm",
4116 | 		"worry",
4117 | 		"worse",
4118 | 		"worst",
4119 | 		"worth",
4120 | 		"worthy",
4121 | 		"would",
4122 | 		"wound",
4123 | 		"wrap",
4124 | 		"wrath",
4125 | 		"wreath",
4126 | 		"wreck",
4127 | 		"wright",
4128 | 		"wrist",
4129 | 		"writ",
4130 | 		"write",
4131 | 		"writer",
4132 | 		"wrong",
4133 | 		"xerox",
4134 | 		"yacht",
4135 | 		"yard",
4136 | 		"yarn",
4137 | 		"yeah",
4138 | 		"year",
4139 | 		"yeast",
4140 | 		"yellow",
4141 | 		"yet",
4142 | 		"yield",
4143 | 		"yogurt",
4144 | 		"yolk",
4145 | 		"you",
4146 | 		"young",
4147 | 		"your",
4148 | 		"youth",
4149 | 		"zeal",
4150 | 		"zebra",
4151 | 		"zenith",
4152 | 		"zero",
4153 | 		"zigzag",
4154 | 		"zinc",
4155 | 		"zombie",
4156 | 		"zone"
4157 | 	];
4158 | 
4159 | 	return exports;
4160 | });


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  1 | /*
  2 |  * Copyright (c) 2000-2002,2010,2013 by Solar Designer.  See LICENSE.
  3 |  * Copyright (c) 2014 Parallels, Inc.
  4 |  */
  5 | ({define:typeof define!="undefined"?define:function(deps, factory){module.exports = factory(exports, require("./dictionary"));}}).
  6 | define(["exports", "./dictionary"], function(exports, dict){
  7 | 	var dictionary = dict.dictionary;
  8 | 
  9 | 	var FIXED_BITS = 15;
 10 | 
 11 | 	/*
 12 | 	 * Calculates the expected number of different characters for a random
 13 | 	 * password of a given length.  The result is rounded down.  We use this
 14 | 	 * with the _requested_ minimum length (so longer passwords don't have
 15 | 	 * to meet this strict requirement for their length).
 16 | 	 */
 17 | 	function expected_different(charset, length){
 18 | 		var x, y, z;
 19 | 
 20 | 		x = ((charset - 1) << FIXED_BITS) / charset;
 21 | 		y = x;
 22 | 		while (--length > 0)
 23 | 			y = (y * x) >> FIXED_BITS;
 24 | 		z = charset * ((1 << FIXED_BITS) - y);
 25 | 
 26 | 		return (z >> FIXED_BITS)|0;
 27 | 	}
 28 | 
 29 | 	/*
 30 | 	 * A password is too simple if it is too short for its class, or doesn't
 31 | 	 * contain enough different characters for its class, or doesn't contain
 32 | 	 * enough words for a passphrase.
 33 | 	 *
 34 | 	 * The biases are added to the length, and they may be positive or negative.
 35 | 	 * The passphrase length check uses passphrase_bias instead of bias so that
 36 | 	 * zero may be passed for this parameter when the (other) bias is non-zero
 37 | 	 * because of a dictionary word, which is perfectly normal for a passphrase.
 38 | 	 * The biases do not affect the number of different characters, character
 39 | 	 * classes, and word count.
 40 | 	 */
 41 | 	function is_simple(params, newpass,	bias, passphrase_bias){
 42 | 		var length, classes, words, chars,
 43 | 			digits, lowers, uppers, others, unknowns,
 44 | 			c, p;
 45 | 
 46 | 		length = classes = words = chars = 0;
 47 | 		digits = lowers = uppers = others = unknowns = 0;
 48 | 		p = ' ';
 49 | 		while (c = newpass[length]) {
 50 | 			length++;
 51 | 
 52 | 			if (!isascii(c))
 53 | 				unknowns++;
 54 | 			else if (isdigit(c))
 55 | 				digits++;
 56 | 			else if (islower(c))
 57 | 				lowers++;
 58 | 			else if (isupper(c))
 59 | 				uppers++;
 60 | 			else
 61 | 				others++;
 62 | 	/* A word starts when a letter follows a non-letter or when a non-ASCII
 63 | 	 * character follows a space character.  We treat all non-ASCII characters
 64 | 	 * as non-spaces, which is not entirely correct (there's the non-breaking
 65 | 	 * space character at 0xa0, 0x9a, or 0xff), but it should not hurt. */
 66 | 			if (isascii(p)) {
 67 | 				if (isascii(c)) {
 68 | 					if (isalpha(c) && !isalpha(p))
 69 | 						words++;
 70 | 				} else if (isspace(p))
 71 | 					words++;
 72 | 			}
 73 | 			p = c;
 74 | 
 75 | 	/* Count this character just once: when we're not going to see it anymore */
 76 | 			if(newpass.slice(length).indexOf(c) === -1)
 77 | 				chars++;
 78 | 		}
 79 | 
 80 | 		length = strlen(newpass);
 81 | 
 82 | 		if (!length)
 83 | 			return 1;
 84 | 
 85 | 	/* Upper case characters and digits used in common ways don't increase the
 86 | 	 * strength of a password */
 87 | 		c = newpass[0];
 88 | 		if (uppers && isascii(c) && isupper(c))
 89 | 			uppers--;
 90 | 		c = newpass[length - 1];
 91 | 		if (digits && isascii(c) && isdigit(c))
 92 | 			digits--;
 93 | 
 94 | 	/* Count the number of different character classes we've seen.  We assume
 95 | 	 * that there are no non-ASCII characters for digits. */
 96 | 		classes = 0;
 97 | 		if (digits)
 98 | 			classes++;
 99 | 		if (lowers)
100 | 			classes++;
101 | 		if (uppers)
102 | 			classes++;
103 | 		if (others)
104 | 			classes++;
105 | 		if (unknowns && classes <= 1 && (!classes || digits || words >= 2))
106 | 			classes++;
107 | 
108 | 		for (var min = params.min; classes > 0; classes--)
109 | 			switch (classes) {
110 | 				case 1:
111 | 					if (length + bias >= min[0] &&
112 | 						chars >= expected_different(10, min[0]) - 1)
113 | 						return 0;
114 | 					return 1;
115 | 
116 | 				case 2:
117 | 					if (length + bias >= min[1] &&
118 | 						chars >= expected_different(36, min[1]) - 1)
119 | 						return 0;
120 | 					if (!params.passphrase_words ||
121 | 						words < params.passphrase_words)
122 | 						continue;
123 | 					if (length + passphrase_bias >= min[2] &&
124 | 						chars >= expected_different(27, min[2]) - 1)
125 | 						return 0;
126 | 					continue;
127 | 
128 | 				case 3:
129 | 					if (length + bias >= min[3] &&
130 | 						chars >= expected_different(62, min[3]) - 1)
131 | 						return 0;
132 | 					continue;
133 | 
134 | 				case 4:
135 | 					if (length + bias >= min[4] &&
136 | 						chars >= expected_different(95, min[4]) - 1)
137 | 						return 0;
138 | 					continue;
139 | 			}
140 | 
141 | 		return 1;
142 | 	}
143 | 
144 | 	function unify(dst, src){
145 | 		for (var i = 0; i < src.length; i++){
146 | 			var c = src.charAt(i);
147 | 			if (isascii(c) && isupper(c))
148 | 				c = c.toLowerCase();
149 | 			switch (c) {
150 | 			case 'a': case '@':
151 | 				c = '4'; break;
152 | 			case 'e':
153 | 				c = '3'; break;
154 | 	/* Unfortunately, if we translate both 'i' and 'l' to '1', this would
155 | 	 * associate these two letters with each other - e.g., "mile" would
156 | 	 * match "MLLE", which is undesired.  To solve this, we'd need to test
157 | 	 * different translations separately, which is not implemented yet. */
158 | 			case 'i': case '|':
159 | 				c = '!'; break;
160 | 			case 'l':
161 | 				c = '1'; break;
162 | 			case 'o':
163 | 				c = '0'; break;
164 | 			case 's': case '$':
165 | 				c = '5'; break;
166 | 			case 't': case '+':
167 | 				c = '7'; break;
168 | 			}
169 | 			dst += c;
170 | 		}
171 | 
172 | 		return dst;
173 | 	}
174 | 
175 | 	function reverse(src){
176 | 		return src.split("").reverse().join("");
177 | 	}
178 | 
179 | 	/*
180 | 	 * Needle is based on haystack if both contain a long enough common
181 | 	 * substring and needle would be too simple for a password with the
182 | 	 * substring either removed with partial length credit for it added
183 | 	 * or partially discounted for the purpose of the length check.
184 | 	 */
185 | 	function is_based(params, haystack, needle, original, mode){
186 | 		var scratch, length, i, j, p, worst_bias;
187 | 
188 | 		if (!params.match_length)	// disabled
189 | 			return 0;
190 | 
191 | 		if (params.match_length < 0)	// misconfigured
192 | 			return 1;
193 | 
194 | 		scratch = null;
195 | 		worst_bias = 0;
196 | 
197 | 		length = needle.length;
198 | 		for (i = 0; i <= length - params.match_length; i++)
199 | 			for (j = params.match_length; i + j <= length; j++) {
200 | 				var bias = 0, j1 = j - 1;
201 | 				var q0 = needle[i], q1 = needle.slice(i+1);
202 | 
203 | 				for (var k=0; k<haystack.length; k++)
204 | 					if (haystack[k] == q0 &&  haystack.substring(k+1, k+1+j1) == q1.substring(0,j1)) { // or memcmp()
205 | 						if ((mode & 0xff) == 0) { // remove & credit
206 | 							// remove j chars
207 | 							var pos = length - (i + j);
208 | 							if (!(mode & 0x100)) // not reversed
209 | 								pos = i;
210 | 
211 | 							scratch = original.substring(0, pos) + original.substring(pos+j);
212 | 
213 | 							// add credit for match_length - 1 chars
214 | 							bias = params.match_length - 1;
215 | 							if (is_simple(params, scratch, bias, bias))
216 | 								return 1;
217 | 						} else { // discount
218 | 	// Require a 1 character longer match for substrings containing leetspeak
219 | 	// when matching against dictionary words
220 | 							bias = -1;
221 | 							if ((mode & 0xff) == 1) { // words
222 | 								var pos = i, end = i + j;
223 | 								if (mode & 0x100) { // reversed
224 | 									pos = length - end;
225 | 									end = length - i;
226 | 								}
227 | 								for (; pos < end; pos++)
228 | 									if (!isalpha(original[pos])) {
229 | 										if (j == params.match_length){
230 | 											var cnt = true;
231 | 											break;
232 | 										}
233 | 										bias = 0;
234 | 										break;
235 | 									}
236 | 								if(cnt){
237 | 									cnt = false;
238 | 									continue;
239 | 								}
240 | 							}
241 | 
242 | 							// discount j - (match_length + bias) chars
243 | 							bias += params.match_length - j;
244 | 							// bias <= -1
245 | 							if (bias < worst_bias) {
246 | 								if (is_simple(params, original, bias,
247 | 									(mode & 0xff) == 1 ? 0 : bias))
248 | 									return 1;
249 | 								worst_bias = bias;
250 | 							}
251 | 						}
252 | 					}
253 | 
254 | 	 // Zero bias implies that there were no matches for this length.  If so,
255 | 	 // * there's no reason to try the next substring length (it would result in
256 | 	 // * no matches as well).  We break out of the substring length loop and
257 | 	 // * proceed with all substring lengths for the next position in needle.
258 | 				if (!bias)
259 | 					break;
260 | 			}
261 | 
262 | 		return 0;
263 | 	}
264 | 
265 | 	/*
266 | 	 * Common sequences of characters.
267 | 	 * We don't need to list any of the entire strings in reverse order because the
268 | 	 * code checks the new password in both "unified" and "unified and reversed"
269 | 	 * form against these strings (unifying them first indeed).  We also don't have
270 | 	 * to include common repeats of characters (e.g., "777", "!!!", "1000") because
271 | 	 * these are often taken care of by the requirement on the number of different
272 | 	 * characters.
273 | 	 */
274 | 	var seq = [
275 | 		"0123456789",
276 | 		"`1234567890-=",
277 | 		"~!@#$%^&*()_+",
278 | 		"abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz",
279 | 		"a1b2c3d4e5f6g7h8i9j0",
280 | 		"1a2b3c4d5e6f7g8h9i0j",
281 | 		"abc123",
282 | 		"qwertyuiop[]\\asdfghjkl;'zxcvbnm,./",
283 | 		"qwertyuiop{}|asdfghjkl:\"zxcvbnm<>?",
284 | 		"qwertyuiopasdfghjklzxcvbnm",
285 | 		"1qaz2wsx3edc4rfv5tgb6yhn7ujm8ik,9ol.0p;/-['=]\\",
286 | 		"!qaz@wsx#edc$rfv%tgb^yhn&ujm*ik<(ol>)p:?_{\"+}|",
287 | 		"qazwsxedcrfvtgbyhnujmikolp",
288 | 		"1q2w3e4r5t6y7u8i9o0p-[=]",
289 | 		"q1w2e3r4t5y6u7i8o9p0[-]=\\",
290 | 		"1qaz1qaz",
291 | 		"1qaz!qaz", /* can't unify '1' and '!' - see comment in unify() */
292 | 		"1qazzaq1",
293 | 		"zaq!1qaz",
294 | 		"zaq!2wsx"
295 | 	];
296 | 
297 | 	/*
298 | 	 * This wordlist check is now the least important given the checks above
299 | 	 * and the support for passphrases (which are based on dictionary words,
300 | 	 * and checked by other means).  It is still useful to trap simple short
301 | 	 * passwords (if short passwords are allowed) that are word-based, but
302 | 	 * passed the other checks due to uncommon capitalization, digits, and
303 | 	 * special characters.  We (mis)use the same set of words that are used
304 | 	 * to generate random passwords.  This list is much smaller than those
305 | 	 * used for password crackers, and it doesn't contain common passwords
306 | 	 * that aren't short English words.  Perhaps support for large wordlists
307 | 	 * should still be added, even though this is now of little importance.
308 | 	 */
309 | 	function is_word_based(params, needle, original, is_reversed){
310 | 		var word, unified, i, length, mode;
311 | 
312 | 		if (!params.match_length)	/* disabled */
313 | 			return null;
314 | 
315 | 		mode = is_reversed | 1;
316 | 		word = "";
317 | 		for (i = 0; i < 0x1000; i++) {
318 | 			word = dictionary[i];
319 | 			length = strlen(word);
320 | 			if (length < params.match_length)
321 | 				continue;
322 | 
323 | 			word = unify("", word);
324 | 			if (is_based(params, word, needle, original, mode))
325 | 				return REASON_WORD;
326 | 		}
327 | 
328 | 		mode = is_reversed | 2;
329 | 		for (i = 0; i < seq.length; i++) {
330 | 			unified = unify("", seq[i]);
331 | 			if (!unified)
332 | 				return REASON_ERROR;
333 | 			if (is_based(params, unified, needle, original, mode))
334 | 				return REASON_SEQ;
335 | 		}
336 | 
337 | 		if (params.match_length <= 4)
338 | 			for (i = 1900; i <= 2039; i++) {
339 | 				if (is_based(params, i.toString(), needle, original, mode))
340 | 					return REASON_SEQ;
341 | 			}
342 | 
343 | 		return null;
344 | 	}
345 | 
346 | 	function passwdqc_check(params, newpass, oldpass, pw){
347 | 		var truncated, u_newpass, u_reversed, u_oldpass,
348 | 			u_name, u_gecos, u_dir, reason, length;
349 | 
350 | 		u_newpass = u_reversed = null;
351 | 		u_oldpass = null;
352 | 		u_name = u_gecos = u_dir = null;
353 | 
354 | 		reason = REASON_ERROR;
355 | 
356 | 		if (oldpass && oldpass == newpass)
357 | 			return REASON_SAME;
358 | 
359 | 		length = strlen(newpass);
360 | 
361 | 		if (length < params.min[4])
362 | 			return REASON_SHORT;
363 | 
364 | 		if (length > params.max) {
365 | 			if (params.max == 8) {
366 | 				truncated = newpass.substr(0, 8);
367 | 				newpass = truncated;
368 | 				if (oldpass && !oldpass.substr(0, 8) !== newpass.substr(0, 8))
369 | 					return REASON_SAME;
370 | 			} else {
371 | 				return REASON_LONG;
372 | 			}
373 | 		}
374 | 
375 | 		if (is_simple(params, newpass, 0, 0)) {
376 | 			reason = REASON_SIMPLE;
377 | 			if (length < params.min[1] && params.min[1] <= params.max)
378 | 				reason = REASON_SIMPLESHORT;
379 | 			return reason;
380 | 		}
381 | 
382 | 		if (!(u_newpass = unify("", newpass)))
383 | 			return reason; /* REASON_ERROR */
384 | 		if (!(u_reversed = reverse(u_newpass)))
385 | 			return reason;
386 | 		if (oldpass && !(u_oldpass = unify("", oldpass)))
387 | 			return reason;
388 | 		if (pw) {
389 | 			if (!(u_name = unify("", pw.pw_name)) ||
390 | 				!(u_gecos = unify("", pw.pw_gecos)) ||
391 | 				!(u_dir = unify("", pw.pw_dir)))
392 | 				return reason;
393 | 		}
394 | 
395 | 		if (oldpass && params.similar_deny &&
396 | 			(is_based(params, u_oldpass, u_newpass, newpass, 0) ||
397 | 			 is_based(params, u_oldpass, u_reversed, newpass, 0x100)))
398 | 			return REASON_SIMILAR;
399 | 
400 | 		if (pw &&
401 | 			(is_based(params, u_name, u_newpass, newpass, 0) ||
402 | 			 is_based(params, u_name, u_reversed, newpass, 0x100) ||
403 | 			 is_based(params, u_gecos, u_newpass, newpass, 0) ||
404 | 			 is_based(params, u_gecos, u_reversed, newpass, 0x100) ||
405 | 			 is_based(params, u_dir, u_newpass, newpass, 0) ||
406 | 			 is_based(params, u_dir, u_reversed, newpass, 0x100)))
407 | 			return REASON_PERSONAL;
408 | 
409 | 		reason = is_word_based(params, u_newpass, newpass, 0);
410 | 		if (!reason)
411 | 			reason = is_word_based(params, u_reversed, newpass, 0x100);
412 | 
413 | 		return reason;
414 | 	}
415 | 
416 | 	function isascii(c){
417 | 		return /^[\x00-\x7F]?$/.test(c);
418 | 	}
419 | 
420 | 	function isdigit(c){
421 | 		return /^\d?$/.test(c);
422 | 	}
423 | 
424 | 	function islower(c){
425 | 		return isalpha(c) && c.toLowerCase() === c;
426 | 	}
427 | 
428 | 	function isupper(c){
429 | 		return isalpha(c) && c.toUpperCase() === c;
430 | 	}
431 | 
432 | 	function isalpha(c){
433 | 		return /^\w?$/.test(c) && c != '_' && /^\D?$/.test(c);
434 | 	}
435 | 
436 | 	function isspace(c){
437 | 		return /^\s?$/.test(c);
438 | 	}
439 | 
440 | 	function strlen(str){
441 | 		var length = str.length, count = 0, ch = 0;
442 | 		for(var i=0; i < length; i++){
443 | 			ch = str.charCodeAt(i);
444 | 			if(ch <= 127){
445 | 				count++;
446 | 			}else if(ch <= 2047){
447 | 				count += 2;
448 | 			}else if(ch <= 65535){
449 | 				count += 3;
450 | 			}else if(ch <= 2097151){
451 | 				count += 4;
452 | 			}else if(ch <= 67108863){
453 | 				count += 5;
454 | 			}else{
455 | 				count += 6;
456 | 			}
457 | 		}
458 | 
459 | 		return count;
460 | 	}
461 | 
462 | 	var REASON_ERROR		 = "check failed",
463 | 		REASON_SAME			 = "is the same as the old one",
464 | 		REASON_SIMILAR		 = "is based on the old one",
465 | 		REASON_SHORT 		 = "too short",
466 | 		REASON_LONG			 = "too long",
467 | 		REASON_SIMPLESHORT	 = "not enough different characters or classes for this length",
468 | 		REASON_SIMPLE 		 = "not enough different characters or classes",
469 | 		REASON_PERSONAL		 = "based on personal login information",
470 | 		REASON_WORD			 = "based on a dictionary word and not a passphrase",
471 | 		REASON_SEQ			 = "based on a common sequence of characters and not a passphrase",
472 | 		INT_MAX 			 = 2147483647;
473 | 
474 | 	var params = {
475 | 		min: [INT_MAX, 24, 11, 8, 7],
476 | 		max: 40,
477 | 		passphrase_words: 3,
478 | 		match_length: 4,
479 | 		similar_deny: 1,
480 | 		random_bits: 47,
481 | 		flags: 3,
482 | 		retry: 3
483 | 	}
484 | 
485 | 	function check(newpass, oldpass, login, gecos, pms){
486 | 		return passwdqc_check(pms || params, newpass, oldpass, login ? { pw_name: login, pw_gecos: gecos } : login);
487 | 	}
488 | 
489 | 	exports.check = check;
490 | 
491 | 	return exports;
492 | });


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