A Reference Document
From: | Gary Shannon <fiziwig@...> |
Date: | Thursday, January 22, 2004, 7:18 |
I don't know if anyone else will have any use for
this, but I was trying to research words ending in
English to discover what suffixes and endings are
common and which ones are rare.
Anyway, I grabbed about 8200 words out of a pile of
documents I had that includes movie screenplays,
Internet news stories, and a couple of novels. Then I
sorted the words into ascending sequence by the FINAL
letters.
You can see the list here:
http://fiziwig.com/endings.txt
Here's a sample of what the file contains:
...
magic
geologic
gothic
public
metallic
comic
cosmic
volcanic
organic
panic
titanic
galvanic
bubonic
electronic
palezoic
mesozoic
tropic
barbaric
fabric
eymeric
phantasmagoric
prehistoric
pediatric
electric
basic
triassic
classic
jurassic
music
dramatic
automatic
lunatic
democratic
hectic
antarctic
alphabetic
...
Caution, this corpus probably contains a lot of slang
and off-color words being that it includes words from
several screen plays, not all of which were rated G.
--gary
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