<story><title>Words you can spell with a calculator (2005)</title><url>https://paperlined.org/apps/wikipedia/offsite_content/Calculator_spelling.txt</url></story><parent_chain><item><author>chriscbr</author><text>I was curious if the words could be used to form any sentences -- here&amp;#x27;s the corpus organized by part-of-speech. (Many words are missing due to gaps in the corpus I used):&lt;p&gt;NOUN 147
slob, Ellie, silo, bile, sell, Gil, belles, highs, Bessie, losses, giggles, Liz, hobo, Leslie, Bob, lies, bellies, soil, Hess, hells, Isis, Gog, Hiss, boogie, holes, bliss, oils, gel, leg, lobes, globes, Gill, Leigh, geese, bogies, bilge, Lizzie, Leo, boil, legs, shoe, shells, Ozzie, giggle, ooze, size, eel, high, bill, gob, hole, hog, soles, libel, Hill, bee, shills, ills, Lois, glee, Bess, lobe, gig, Beebe, sizes, Gogol, sloe, hiss, Ellis, Sol, boos, Ohio, bees, HBO, bobbles, ill, lie, sobs, booze, bibles, Gibbs, hobbies, sighs, shell, isle, bib, Hegel, hills, Zoe, Eloise, Giles, sill, Elsie, Bill, bells, loss, egg, eggshell, bills, hoses, Shiloh, siege, Bible, solos, sigh, Hillel, logs, hose, lobbies, hill, log, hob, bell, shoes, Lee, gloss, heels, Hobbes, bosses, soils, solo, Oslo, hoes, goose, oil, Bell, blob, goggles, Eli, sole, ego, silos, hogs, lilies, Billie, gibes, ell, hell, shill, globe, oblige, loose, eggs, gibe, boss, heel, Bobbie&lt;p&gt;VERB 34
sells, loses, Lie, boil, sell, ebb, lob, seize, solo, begs, see, ebbs, sizzle, beg, lie, besiege, ooze, size, goes, hole, lies, hobble, bog, obsesses, soil, boils, loose, bless, solos, sigh, gobbles, shies, lose, sees&lt;p&gt;ADJ 9
sole, loose, ill, high, less, glib, big, beige, eligible&lt;p&gt;ADV 5
loose, ill, less, high, else&lt;p&gt;PRT 4
gosh, hello, see, hell&lt;p&gt;X 3
his, Les, les&lt;p&gt;DET 1
his&lt;p&gt;PRON 2
his, she</text></item></parent_chain><comment><author>probably_wrong</author><text>First, I think &amp;quot;is&amp;quot; should be added to that list.&lt;p&gt;Assuming punctuation is allowed, here&amp;#x27;s my masterpiece:&lt;p&gt;Big slob Ohio Bob sees Zoe boil his sole beige goose egg, sighs. She giggles. He sees his egg sizzle, sobs.&lt;p&gt;He looses his hell bees.</text></comment>
<story><title>Words you can spell with a calculator (2005)</title><url>https://paperlined.org/apps/wikipedia/offsite_content/Calculator_spelling.txt</url></story><parent_chain><item><author>chriscbr</author><text>I was curious if the words could be used to form any sentences -- here&amp;#x27;s the corpus organized by part-of-speech. (Many words are missing due to gaps in the corpus I used):&lt;p&gt;NOUN 147
slob, Ellie, silo, bile, sell, Gil, belles, highs, Bessie, losses, giggles, Liz, hobo, Leslie, Bob, lies, bellies, soil, Hess, hells, Isis, Gog, Hiss, boogie, holes, bliss, oils, gel, leg, lobes, globes, Gill, Leigh, geese, bogies, bilge, Lizzie, Leo, boil, legs, shoe, shells, Ozzie, giggle, ooze, size, eel, high, bill, gob, hole, hog, soles, libel, Hill, bee, shills, ills, Lois, glee, Bess, lobe, gig, Beebe, sizes, Gogol, sloe, hiss, Ellis, Sol, boos, Ohio, bees, HBO, bobbles, ill, lie, sobs, booze, bibles, Gibbs, hobbies, sighs, shell, isle, bib, Hegel, hills, Zoe, Eloise, Giles, sill, Elsie, Bill, bells, loss, egg, eggshell, bills, hoses, Shiloh, siege, Bible, solos, sigh, Hillel, logs, hose, lobbies, hill, log, hob, bell, shoes, Lee, gloss, heels, Hobbes, bosses, soils, solo, Oslo, hoes, goose, oil, Bell, blob, goggles, Eli, sole, ego, silos, hogs, lilies, Billie, gibes, ell, hell, shill, globe, oblige, loose, eggs, gibe, boss, heel, Bobbie&lt;p&gt;VERB 34
sells, loses, Lie, boil, sell, ebb, lob, seize, solo, begs, see, ebbs, sizzle, beg, lie, besiege, ooze, size, goes, hole, lies, hobble, bog, obsesses, soil, boils, loose, bless, solos, sigh, gobbles, shies, lose, sees&lt;p&gt;ADJ 9
sole, loose, ill, high, less, glib, big, beige, eligible&lt;p&gt;ADV 5
loose, ill, less, high, else&lt;p&gt;PRT 4
gosh, hello, see, hell&lt;p&gt;X 3
his, Les, les&lt;p&gt;DET 1
his&lt;p&gt;PRON 2
his, she</text></item></parent_chain><comment><author>dahart</author><text>How did they end up out of alphabetical order? It might be worth alphabetizing and collecting singular+plural into single entries; s and es are available, so you can pluralize most nouns (or singularize most verbs). The list has some pairs but not all, for no particular reason.&lt;p&gt;I’d suggest dropping the capitalization too, it adds duplicates, and can often be used in both senses, e.g., bill, bell, hill, hiss…&lt;p&gt;Also note there are plenty of nouns here that can be used as verbs and verbs than can be used as nouns.</text></comment>