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AUTHOR Qazilbash, A. Hussain TITLE A Dialect Survey of the Appalachian Region. Final Report. INSTITUTION Morehead State Univ., Ey. Appalachian Adult Basic Education Demonstration Center. SPONS AGENCY National Center for Educational Research and Development (DHEW/CE), Washington, D.C. BUREAU NO BR-O-C-047 PUB DATE May 71 GRANT OEG-3-70-0043(509) NOTE 420p.; Ph.D. Dissertation, Florida State University

EDRS PRICE EDRS Price MF-$0.65 HC-$16.45 DESCRIPTORS *Dialects, *Linguistics, *Nonstandard Dialects, *Regional Dialects, Surveys, *Vocabulary Skills IDENTIFIERS *Appalachian Region

ABSTRACT To determine the linguistic structure of the Appalachian region, 9 interviewees from each of 13 states (Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Maryland, New York, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginia) were chosen by selected criteria. The interviewees were classified as rustic, modern, and cultured speakers. Hour-long participant interviews were conducted, with a total of 117 hours of spoken discourse being taped. The data consisted of 471,656 words. The data analysis provided: (1) an alphabetized list of words and their frequency by respondent; (2) an overall alphabetized list of the data with word frequency for the region; (3) an overall alphabetized word frequency list of misused words and their correct forms; and (4)an overall alphabetized word frequency list of colloquial terms and their explanations. From the tables obtained, a list of corrected functional vocabulary was prepared by state and types of speaker. There was an overall variation of 19.4 percent of Appalachian English from the standard English, which led to the conclusion that there is a distinct pattern of linguistic structure in the region. (Author/DB) !3R -0 I-1 hf

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Grant No.OEG-3-70-0043 .009) Ltd APPALACHIAN REGION A DIALECT SURVEYOF THE

By A. HUSAINQAZILBASH Demonstration Center Appalachian AdultBasic Education Morehead StateUniversity Morehead, Kentucky

May 1971

reported herein wasperformed pursuant to a The research of Education, OEG-3-70-0043 (509)with the Office Grant No. Education, and Welfare.Con- U.S. Departmentof Health, such projects underGovernment sponse- tractors undertaking professional ship are encouragedto expressfreely their conduct of the project.Points of view or- judgment in the necessarily represent opinions stateddo not, therefore, official Office ofEducation position orpolicy.

EDUCATION, ANDWELFARE U.S. DEPARTMENTOF HEALTH, 0 Office of Education and Development National Center forEducational Research (Regional Research,Program)

Region IVAtlanta, Georgia A DIALECT SURVEY OF THE APPALACHIAN REGION

By A. HUSAIN QAZILBASH

A Dissertation submitted to the Department of Adult Education in partial fulfillment of the requirements for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy

THE FLORIDA STATE UNIVERSITY

COLLEGE OF EDUCATION

DOCTORAL COMMITTEE: Dr. George F. Aker, Chairman Dr. Wayne L. Schroeder Dr. Andrew Hendrickson Dr. Edwin H. Smith ACKNOWLEDGMENTS The author wishes to express his very sincere gratitude to the many people whose support, guidance and encouragement were invaluable during the development and preparation of this disseration. Very special acknowledgments are extended to the following people: To Dr. George F. Aker, Chairman of the Doctoral Committee, for his support and encouragement not only during the development of this research but also the graduate work leading to the degree. To Dr. Wayne L. Schroeder, Dr. Andrew Hendrickson and Dr. Edwin Smith, members of the Doctoral Committee, for their assistance and guidance in seeing this project to completion. To Dr. Roy J. Ingham for his invaluable assistance and guidance during the author's stay at Florida State University. To Mr. George W. Eyster, Executive Director of the Appalachian Adult Basic Education Demonstration Center at Morehead State University in Morehead, Kentucky, and my colleagues at this center for their sincere cooperation and devotion to the objectives of the study. To Dr. John Sherk and Dr. B. K. Singh of the University of Missouri, Kaivsas City, Missouri, and Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, Virginia, respectively for their consultation and help during the study and analysis of the data. To the interviewers, Mrs. Sharon Willis, Miss Diane Cassity, Miss Karen Cole, and Mr. Rick Collis, who helped in the collection of data. To Mrs. Carolyn Martin whose continuous devotion in the management of the study, transcribing the tapes, and typing the manuscript was of great help. To Mrs. Mary McCoy for typing the final draft, meeting administrative deadlines and friendly assistance during my graduate program. To my parents, Begum and Agha Zafar H. Qazilbash, who taught me to see beyond the continental horizons and sent me abroad to pursue higher education. Sincere and deepest appreciation is reserved for the author's wife, Karla, and our two children, Yasmine and Anwar. We pursued the dream as a family and we are equally responsible for its fulfillment.

iii TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page ACKNOWLEDGMENTS ii

LIST OF TABLES wi

LIST OF FIGURES vii Chapter

I. INTRODUCTION Statement of the Problem Significance of the Study

ILREVIEW OF RELATED RESEARCH 7

III. THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK 15

Definition of Terms

IV. METHODOLOGY 22

Introduction Variables Measured

V. ANALYSIS OF THE DATE 30

Introduction Part One Appalachian Dialect: Some Related Variables Relationship Between Dependent and Independent Variables

VI. SUMMARY 52 Purpose and Methods Findings and Conclusions Implications for Theory

iv Appendices Page A. INTERVIEW SCHEDULE 65

B. INTERVIEW AND RESPONDENT CODES BY STATE AND TYPE OF SPEAKERS 68

C.STORAGE OF INFORMATION ON COMPUTER MAGNETIC TAPES--SPOKEN WORDS 70

D.STORAGE OF INFORMATION ON COMPUTER MAGNETIC TAPES ,, 72

E. CHARACTERISTICS OF PARTICIPANTS QUESTIONNAIRE 75

E. ALPHABETIZED WORD FREQUENCY LIST 80

G. ALPHABETIZED LIST OF MISUSED WORDS WITH TEN OR MORE FREQUENCY 110

H.ALPHABETIZED LIST OF COLLOQUIAL WORDS WITH TEN OR MORE FREQUENCY 114

I. ALPHABETIZED LIST OF MISUSED WORDS AND THEIR CORRECT FORMS 118

J. ALPHABETIZED LIST OF COLLOQUIAL TERMS AND THEIR EXPLANATIONS 121

BIBLIOGRAPHY 127

VITA 136 LIST OF TABLES

Table Page

L. Average Functional Vocabulary by State and Types of Speakers 31

2.Average Misused Words by State and the Types of Speaker .. . 35

3.Average Colloquial Words Used by State and Types of Speaker 38 4.Average Corrected Functional Vocabulary by State and Types of Speaker 41

5.Zero Order Correlation Among the Variables 44

6.Zero Order Correlation Among the Dependent Variables 45 7.Zero Order Correlation Among the Independent Variables 46 8.Zero Order Correlation Among Independent and Dependent Variables 48

9.Hypothesized Relationships and their Results 49

10. The Relationships Between Independent and Dependent Variables With Control Factors Removed 50

vi LIST OF FIGURES

Figure Page

1. Agreements and Inversions about Functional Vocabulary by State and Types of Speakers.. 33

2.Misused Words 36

3.Colloquial Words 39 4.Corrected Functional Vocabulary 42

5.Zero Order Correlation Among the Dependent Variable 45

vii Abstract

A DIALECT SURVEY OF THE APPALACHIAN REGION

By A. Husain Qazilbash Major Professor, Dr. George P. Aker

The purpose of this research was to:

1.Determine the linguistic structure of the Appalachian Region in terms of functional vocabulary, misused words, colloquial terms and corrected functional vocabulary. An overall list of misused words, their corrected forms, colloquial terms and their explanations was developed. 2.Determine the relationship between education, urban contact and media contact and functional vocabulary, misused words, colloquial terms and corrected functional vocabulary.

3.Determine the relationship of age, sex, and income to functional vocabulary, misused words, colloquial terms and corrected functional vocabulary. To determine the linguistic structure of the Appalachian region nine Interviewees Irom each of ihirteen siates were chosen by sclecLed criteria.The nine interviewees were classified as rustic, modern and cultured speakers. The term rustic referred to speakers older in age with minimum education, the term modern was used for younger persons with high school education or its equivalent, and the term cultured referred to speakers with a college education with no age restrictions. 2

An hour long participant interviews were conducted, and a total of 117 hours of spoken discourse was taped. Each tape was transcribed and all words from the transcripts were punched on computer cards. The data consisted of 471,656 words. Data were transferred to magnetic tapes yielding the following analysis: (1)An alphabetized list of words and their frequency by respondents, providing the functional vocabulary of each respondent;

(2)an overall alphabetized list of the data with word frequency for the region; (3)an overall alphabetized word frequency list of misused words and their correct forms; (4)an overall alphabetized word frequency list of colloquial terms and their explanations. From the tables thus obtained a list of corrected functional vocabulary was prepared by state and types of speaker (functional vocabulary minus misused worf.s + colloquial terms). It was hypothesized that rustic speakers have a smaller functional vocabulary than modern and cultured speakers and modern speakers have a smaller vocabulary than the cultured speakers. The hypothesis was supported only in six of the thirteen states. The variations in dverage functional vocabulary were greatest timoncJ rustic speakers and least for cultured speakers. Respondents in the state of Kentucky had the lowest functional vocabulary. Sub-regional differences generally implied provide no interpretive explanation for the Appalachian linguistic structure. 3

It was hypothesized that rustic speakers will misuse more words than modern speakers and modern speakers will misuse more words than cultured speakers.In general the data supported the hypothesis. The hypothesis that the more highly educated individual would be prone to use colloquial terms was generally supported by the findings of the study. It was hypothesized that a person's corrected functional vocabulary would increase with an increase in the degree of his linguistic sophistication. This hypothesis was supported with 92 percent predictability and 80 percent agreement respectively. The first order partial correlation on the characteristics of the participants did not produce any additional information except in case of income. Income was found to be related to functional vocabulary in case of age.It appears that younger people have more education than older people. Sex was not related to education. There was an overall variation of 19.4 percent of Appalachian English from the standard English which leads us to believe that there is a distinct pattern or linguistic structure throughout the Appalachian Region without any sub-regional differences within the region. CHAPTER I

INTRODUCTION

No language has ever been able to survive unless rooted in common speech.Since language is a product of the human mind and the human vocal organs, it follows the ways of the human brain and the human larynx. Language is intimately related to being human, for when we study language we are to a remarkable degree studying human nature.Similarly, we expect language to be what it is because human beings are what they are.But we should not expect to study language by making inferences from other fields of study. Language is rooted in every culture with certain generalized principles of its own. Words have many usages and unless we are sure in what sense a word is being used, we are likely to misunderstand one another. Many serious arguments, even fights and wars, grow out of misunderstandings which can be attributed to improper usage of words. Our language is so lacking in precision that communication with an exactitude is often impossible. If exact communication could be achieved we would find ourselves in greater harmony.If a universal language were feasible, it would promote the precise use of language. But the universal use of such a

1 /o, 2 language would impose serious questions. Nobody would be willing to use such a language and nobody could use it even if he wanted to, as it would ignore human nature and fundamental principles of human language. In short, such a language could not be used for many reasons, mainly because it ignores the nature of the human mind, and the mind expresses itself in language. We have no difficulty in distinguishing between two words because there are differences in form and sound with which to associate differences in meaning. It is generally understood that a person's language is affected by his education, contact with media, outside world and other variables which tend to determine his linguistic structure. When the Appalachian dialect and culture are considered, the process of teaching the disadvantaged takes on an entirely different character.Instead of being inattentive, lazy or mentally deficient, the disadvantaged Appalachian, who has failed and remained undereducated according to national standards, will be seen as living with two conflicting norms of behavior, the Appalachian culture and the wider culture. In terms of language an Appalachian is not so much likely to be verbally deficient as he is to be confused by the differences between his own dialect and the standard English taught in the classrooms, because his non-standard dialect is a variety of English.Similarities between an 3

Appalachian's dialect and standard English make it especially difficult for the Appalachian to be sure of himself.

Statement of the Problem Many researchers have demonstrated that differences in pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary prevent effective teacher communication and development of reading skills, e.g., Allen, Allen, Atlastis, Fries, and Holland.1 In communicating with each other, we share a common pattern called language. A language is not merely a verbalization but also includes parameters of para and meta communications. This study is primarily concerned with (1) verbalization of language in terms of how it might affect the process of communication and (2) the identification of factors which determine the Appalachian linguistic structure. The setting of this study is the Appalachian region. The people of the region presumably speak a somewhat different type of English as compared to "standard English." Basically these differences are identi- fiable in terms of intonation, words, syntactical and semantical structures.

1Harold B. Allen, Teaching English as a Second Language (New York; McGraw- -Hill Book Company, 1965); Virginia F. Allen, "Teaching Standard English as a Second Dialect," The Florida PL Reporter, Vol. 7, No. 1 (Spring/Summer, 1969), pp. 124-129; James E. Atlastis, "Our Own Language Barrier," American Education (Washington, D.C.: U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, 1965), pp. 21-26; Charles C. Fries, Teaching and Learning English as a Foreign Language (Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Press, 1945); William R. Holland, "Language Barrier as an Educational Problem of Spanish-speaking Children," in Understanding the Educational Problems of the Disadvantaged, ed. by Staten W. Webster (San Francisco; Chandler Publishing Company, 1966). 4

It is assumed that when an Appalachian adult goes beyond the limits of his own linguistic boundaries, he faces certain communication problems.For example, (1) the tendency to use colloquial terms which are common to the Appalachian region but which are not used in the same sense outside the region; (2) misused words which often give different meanings to the words and diminish the effectiveness of the message; (3) certain words which are common in the vocabulary of Appalachian people at all levels are not understood clearly outside the region. These problems are not created by the Appalachian, but are due to a lack of comprehension on the part of the encoder and decoder in the communication process, This study was aimed at determining and describing (1) what may be called a generalized pattern of the Appalachian dialect as compared to "standard English" and (2) some associated variables which affect the linguistic sturcture of an Appalachian.

Significance of the Study Bi-dialecticalism and bi4ingualism are the phenomena in which all individuals, when presented with a stimulus in one dialect (and asked to respond) will respond in the form which is native to their own dialect rather than in the form of the original stimulus. The substitution of native forms includes not only features of phonology, but extends to vocabulary and syntax as well. Such responses seem to give unequivocal evidence that the person has an adequate receptive knowledge of the stimulus dialect,

/6 5 and that he performs instantaneous translation from that dialect into his native dialect. This phenomenon occurs only if a person has already well developed receptive knowledge of a more formal or mainstream dialect of the language; much of the instructional task can be seen as guiding him toward an automatic productive control of the "mainstream" dialect rather than having to teach it to him from scratch.Implicit in this approach is the idea that only positive stimuli and motivations will be supplied to lead him to develop and to practice his control and that no negative values or stigmas will be applied to his use of native linguistic forms. When an adult enters an adult education class for the first time, he may come in contact with a new subculture or a totally new culture. In many instances, he has to undergo a rapid and sometimes traumatic acculturation- -often with little guidance.If the features of an Appala- chian's nature, culture, and language are accepted in the classes, he will find his language an instrument that will save him in his own environment. Even where he escapes this fate, he may discover that his linguistic skills do not serve him adequately in meeting the demands of the new environment; and so, baffled and frustrated, he may withdraw his energies and cease to try. Learning in standard English, or any dialect which is outside the immediate speech community of the disadvantaged adult, needs to be understood.This will help in sturcturing the experience of a new language /6 6 or dialect in such a way as to optimize the chances for internalization and then make sure that sufficient opportunity is provided for intensive practice in the new patterns so that they become fixed and automatic. Since language is the most important tool for adapting to a new cultural environment, it is imperative that comprehesive knowledge be provided and equivalence in other dialects be given as rapidly as possible. One of the most important objectives of this study is not only to provide the learner with positive stimuli but also to make the teachers of adult education in Appalachia realize that all languages spoken by more than one person have dialects.Dialects arise by natural processes beyond the reach of coercive methods of control and are specific to particular areas. There is no such thing as a standard language as contrasted with dialects. There are only more or less culturally valued or socially prestigious dialects and more or less formal dialects of a language. CHAPTER II

REVIEW OF RELATED RESEARCH Linguistics has stressed the importance of learning good pronunciation to such an extent that it may be said that emphasis on accurate phonological learning is an essential aspect of contemporary language teaching methods. Sherk's Kansas City study of Negro inner city Head Start Children showed that differences in dialect prevented the effective development of reading skills. 1 The studies of Ferster and Sapon2 and Cerro 113 which demonstrate the fact that young children are strikingly better than adults in acquiring a native-like accent in a second language have led to the widely-held belief, that they are equally superior in other aspects of language learning; this has by no means been verified.

IJohn Sherk, "Dialects:Invisible Barriers to Progress in the Language Arts," Reading Bulletin No. 131 (Boston, Ma'ss.: Allyn and Bacon, Inc., Teachers Service Division, 1969). 2C.B. Ferster and S. M. Sapon, "An Application of Recent Developments in Psychology to the Teaching of German," Harvard Educational Review, Vol. 28 (1958), pp. 58-68. 3J. B. Carroll, "Wanted: A Research Basis for Educational Policy on Foreign Language Teaching," Harvard Educational Review, Vol. 30 (1960), pp.128-140. 13

A number of studies in teaching second languages are available which substantiate the claims that pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary differences prevent reading development skills.For a person who hopes (or is expected) to communicate with others effectively, a reasonably good approximation to the accepted pronunciation of Standard English is necessary. Investigations by Nida,1 Licklider and Miller, 2 Miller and Nicely,3 Lundeen, 4 Politzer, 5 Starr, 6 and Hockett7 emphasize that differences in pronunciation present both amusing and tragic errors in communication and that a need for thorough research in the field of phonology which

1E.A. Nida, Learning a Foreign Language: A Handbook Prepared Especially for Missionaries (New York: Friendship Press, 1957). 2J.C. R. Licklider, and G. A. Miller, "The Perception of Speech," in S. S. Stevens (ed.), Handbook of Experimental Psychology (New York: Wiley, 19511, pp. 1040-1074. 3G.A. Miller, and Patricia E. Nicely, "An Analysis of Perceptual Confusions Among Some English Consonants," Journal of the Acoustical Society of America, Vol. 8 (1958) , pp. 49-56. 4D.J. Lundeen, P. H. Ptacek, C. D. Starr, and E. H. Henrikson, "The Effects of a Language Training Program on Foreign Soundings, " Speech Monograph, Vol. 24 (1957), pp. 74-76. 5R.L. Politzer, "Some Reflections on the Use of the Native Language in Elementary Language Teaching, "Language Learning, Vol. 8 (1958), pp. 49-56. 6W.H. Starr, "Competency First: New Tests in Foreign Languages," in J. B. Carroll (ed.) , Proc. 1960 Invitational Conference on Testing Problems (Princeton, N.J.:Educational Testing Service, 19611, pp. 97-110. 7C'. F. Hockett, "Learning Pronunciation, " Modern Language Journal, Vol. 34 (1950), pp. 261-262.//7 9 will make the pronunciation difference known to the teachers and students will help in the process of communication and will also facilitate the development of reading skills. The difference in the traditional, local or regional dialect and standard English causes problems of interference in certain aspects of language learning such as reading and prevents those persons who speak the local dialect from attaining the level of communication skill which is required by the larger society. Studies concerning the effect of the structure of language on learning have shown that "consistent" language structures appear in the dialect form.Horowitz demonstrated that learners have a tendency to make "errors" by following analogous patterns. 1

Berko2demonstrated that errors in grammar are largely due to correct use of "analogies" which happen to lead them to incorrect forms. The development of vocabulary depends to some extent upon the interest of the individual and the kinds of subjects being taught. In addition, such methods as teaching vocabulary in context or pairing with glosses" are also used. However, the questions of

1A.E. Horowitz, "The Effects of Variation in Linguistic Structure on the Learning of Miniature Linguistic Systems" (unpublished doctoral dissertation, Harvard University, 19551. 2.Jean Berko, "The Child's Learning of English Morphology," Word, Vol. 14 (1958), pp. 140-177. 10 common usage and meaningfulness are also important in this regard. Nob lel defined meaningfulness in terms of the number of associations which subjects are likely to give in a short period of time.Noble and McNeely2 (1957) found that the "meaningfulness" of nonsense syllables is related to-the ease with which they are learned. Underwood and Schultz3have indicated that "meaningfulness" as it is interpreted is a measure of the frequency with which a stimulus has been experienced or a response emitted.To them, rate of verbal learning consists of two stages:first, a "response- learning or response-recall phase" during which the responses are learned as responses and in a recall sense, become readily available, and second, an association or hookup phase in which the response is associated with its corresponding stimulus. The second stage appears to be facilitated when the stimuli and responses have many associates. The above studies suggest that in teaching or learning vocabulary an attempt should be made to generate as many common associations as possible for the items to

1C. E. Noble, "An Arvi:!',,sis of Meaning, "Psychological Review, Vol. 59 (1952), pp. 421-4?:0, 2C,E. Noble and D. A. McNeely, "The Role of Meaningfulness (m) in Paired-associate Verbal Learning," Journal of Experimental Psychology, Vol. 53 (1957), pp. 16-22. 3}3.J. Underwood and R. W. Schultz, Meaningfulness and Verbal Learning (Chicago: Lippincott, 19601. 11 be learned and that for successful teaching of English, local dialect words should be checked and explained in the broader context of standard English.Thus one of the aims of the present study is to make a list of such words, the frequency of their occurrance and the meaning of such words in terms of the regional dialect.It is hoped that teachers will consult these data and find them useful in increasing the rate and the meaningfulness of their students' reading development. The first systematic study of the geography of American speech was done in New England byKurath.1 Though the complete linguistic survey of the United States is not yet available, the ones available and more closely related to the present survey are as follows.

1. The Linguistic Atlas of the Middle Atlantic and South Atlantic States includes the linguistic surveys of New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Delaware, Maryland, North and South Carolinas. Originally two separate atlases were planned for four northern and six southern states but later the two groups were combined. 2.The Linguistic Atlas of North-Central States.Marckwardt started the linguistic survey of Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois,

'Hans Kurath, et al., Linguistic Atlas of New England (3 vols.; Providence, R. I.: American Council of Learned Societies, 1939-43). 12 Indiana, Kentucky, and Ohio for the Linguistic Atlas of the North- Central States.Prior to this survey it was considered that the English spoken in this area was so uniform that it could be simply clzIssified as General American English.But this idea has now been proven false; regional differences within the North-Central states do exist as they do in all other parts of the United Siates.1 3,The Linqui:Aic Atlas of the Inland South includes the states of Alabama, Arkansas, Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi, and West Georgia.Here also a different trend has been adopted. The Louisiana State University has been gathering data for the state of Louisiana. Work in Oklahoma has been completed by the Oklahoma State University. Kurath in his book, "A Word Georgraphy of the Eastern United States," has classified the United States into three distinct dialect boundaries based on closely knit sounds of isoglosses, consistent pronunciations, vocabulary and grammar. This classification was based on (1) historical facts and geographic developments of the United States, (2) the migration of people from Europe into the New England states, and (3) the later migration of these immigrants to the West. Following is the general classification of Kurath's three dialect areas.

1.A.H. Marckwardt, "The Linguistic Atlas of North-Central States", University of Alabama Press, Series 39, 1963. 13 Kurath's second classification of midland dialect includes central and southern Pennsylvania, northern Delaware, and the areas of Pennsylvania settlement on the Delaware, Susquehanna Valley, and the southern Appalachian and the upper Piedmont areas of North and South Carolina. Moving westward to the North Central states area we find North Midland forms and Midland forms in central Ohio, central and northern Indiana and southern Illinois. Furthermore, because of the migrations north on the Mississippi River, south Midland forms are also: found in parts of the upper. Midwestern states: the mining regions of northwestern Illinois, southwestern Wisconsin, and southern Iowa. Texas also shares a good amount of Midland dialect. Some typical examples of Midland dialect are: Pronunciation: /r/ is kept after vowels /e/ i n Mary and dairy AI regularly in with The recognized areas of southern dialect are on the Atlantic Seaboard, Delmarvia (the eastern shore of Maryland and Virginia and southern Delaware) southward into the Virginia Piedmont, northeastern North Carolina, eastern South Carolina, Georgia and Florida, on the Gulf Coast, central and southern Mississippi, Louisiana and Texas.In the North-central states, southern dialect

is found in Kentucky, especially western Kentucky.Southern dialect forms also appear in California, but very rarely. pb 14 Some typical examples of Southern dialect are- Pronunciation: /r/ is lost except before vowels /ey/ in Mary /r/ in Mrs.

Vocabulary: Carry "escort," take harp, Mouth harp "harmonica" turn of wood "armload of wood"

Grammar: he fell out of bed all two, all both "both" on account of "because" CHAPTER III

THEORETICAL FRAMEWORK

Each individual's speech is as distinct as his fingerp:ints. Each person has his own idiolect, his own individual dialect Actually we cannot repeat a single sound identically even once.' Idiolects group into many dialects.Each dielect refers to 3 varif3ty of language spoken by a distinct group of people.People un.ted by a dialect form a speech community. Speech communities develop sayings, proverbs, end denotative and connotative meanings of words that are incomprehensibe to outsiders. People also form their own dialect patterns of pronuriciation.s, grammar, and vocabulary.Dialect as previously defined was regard.ed as a corrupt form of standard language or a custorner, speech within a --social class.2 In the nineteenth century some people valued a "Harvard Accent," the New England dialect of Boston and Cambridge.Since this area was the seat of learning, literature, and wealth, the dialect was imitated.

1Jean Malstrom, "Dialects-Updated," Florida PL Reporter (Spring- Summer, 1969), pp. 47-49, 2Webster's New Collegiate Dictionary (2nd ed,; Mass.: G. & C. Merrian Co., 1965), p. 228.

15 I 6 During the past three hundred years ref continuous flow of migrants from all parts of the word tms many dialects to the United States.This has prevele.:.:e--.1 er.e, of

American English from being recognized as a st-dr.fiarc: But dialect is thought of differently today. No p:edami- nates as "correct"; consequently, the ClialeC*". S interesting, Because of the greet distances in the UnLi.e.d Stat:As every region or area have devedoped their own diz-Ciec: or p;:.:t.trn. or speech community.For purposes of better 1.-in,:qfst,3..z.d- ing, and recognition, each speech community is st,..v3tea 1.:y rv:seafcc...s according to the boundaries which are unified geographically, religiously, or socially. Not only- irA other languages, researchers have developed LinguistIc AtLs.. ThE.';SET

Linguistic Atlases are the source of information abc_,,ut the geog.:.:3p1.-ii.c d;.alects. Many researchers have demonstrated that the differences in pronuncie ation, grammar, and vocabulary and their understanding are threctly related to reading, e.g., Holland,Smith, Allen, and Pries,' Smith In his boak,

1Holland, op. cit. 2Edwing H. Smith, Literacy Education for Adolescents and Adults (San Francisco, California: Boyd Fraser Publishing, Co.,1970); Teaching English as a Second Language; Fries, English as a Foreign Language. 17 Literacy Education for Adolescents and Adults, states that "introductory reading should be within the scope of the student's known and habitual language." I William Stewart, in Language and Communication Problems in Southern Appalachia, concludes that although it is important to recognize the ecological, sociological, and ethnic differences within Appalachian society, no comprehensive educational program for the region will be effective unless it takes into account the differences in dialect.2 This is the case with language teaching, since all of these variables have a direct correlation with language usage and language variation. Adult educators who have faced the problem of language in Appalachia emphasize the cultural and social dimensions of language learning as they affect the disadvantaged.It is important that, at all times, we pay attention to the language which an Appalachian brings to adult basic education class, whether it is language which differs altogether from that taught in the class or a dialect which differs only in a few points of phonology and morphology from that which serves as the medium of instruction. Whatever the Appalachian's language may be, he has worked it out for himself and

1Smith, op. cit., pp. 129-137. 2William Stewart (Washington, D.C.: Center for Applied Linguists, 1967). 18 it is a marvelous intellectual achievement as an adaptive mechanism for communication within a specific social and cultural environment., In summary, it should be noted that the linguistic structure of a'n Appalachian will be affected by how much education ;ae has, how frequently he travels to urban areas, and how much contact he has with a major socializ- ing agent of language, namely the mass media.Undoubted 1y, any individual tends to incorporate new words as they come along in his experience and the factors mentioned above provide situations where an individual is exposed to new words. It may be contended that these variables car explaln most c-:.f the variations in an individual's functional vocabulary, terms, and the use of words. In addition, such biosocial factors as ace, sex and inccIme Provide conditions for establishing the causal sequence.

Definition of Terms Idiolect "The language or speech pattern of an individual at 7_'," particular period 'of his life.ill

Dialect A variety of language that is used by one group of persons and has features of vocabulary, crammer, and pronunciation distinguishing it from other varieties used

1Webster's Third New International Dictionary, unabridged (Springfield, Mass.: G. & C. Merriam Co.,1968), p. 1123. 19 by other groups or a local or regional variety of leeeauages distinguished by features of vocabulary, grammar, a r.d pronunciation from other local or regional varieties and constituting together with them a single language of which no single variety is standard.1

Appalact:1c?

When used in its broadest sense, term !-Ippal.achia usually refers to an immense portion of mid-Eastern

portion of the United States one which ;.. : .eludes all of West Virginia, the eastern thirds of 1:e.e.',..ucky and Ten gee see, and adjacent parts of Pennsylvaii Ohio, Maryland, Virginia, North Carolina, South Caroline, Georgia! Aiab:IMa, NewYork, and Mississippi. 1" t In spite of the fact that the Appalachian region is dissected by a number of state boundaries, there are still at le.;ast two good reasons for considering it a single entityThe first reason is geographic; the region consists of a contInuum of virtually uninterrupted mountain chains and hills.The second reason is cultural; there exists within the mountains and hills a special kind of P.merican, usually referred to as the Southern Highlander, or Southern Mountaineer." A common geographic and national origin before migration to Appalachia, plus the effect of similar ecological factors throughout the area of settlement, had led to the maintenance of a rather uniform mountain culture which, even today, results in the striking similarity between. individuals living as far apart as the coal mines of western Pennsylvania and the hills of northern Alabama. 3

1Webster's Third New International Dictionary, unabridged (Springfield, Mass.: G. & C. Merriam Co., 1968), p. 1123. 2Ibid., p. 622. 3Tack E. Weller, Yesterday's People:Life in Contemporary Appalachia (Lexington: University of Kentucky Press, 1966). 20

Linguistic Structure This term refers to the total speech pattern of an individual which includes his functional voc-lbulary, colloquial terms used, 73nd misused words.

HypothesE"',S in order to explain wiriations in the linguistic structure of the Appalachian population, the major hypothesis of the preseni: study is: There is no relationship between the independent variables (education, urban contact, and media-contact) and the dependent variables (functional vocabulary, frequency of misused words and frequency of colloquial terms), The following sub -hypotheses were tested in order to test the major hypothesis, 1) There is a positive relationship between education and functional vocabulary.

2) There is a negative relationship between/aril rati ODrad the frequency of misused words. 3) There is a negative relationship between education and the frequency of colloquial terms used 4) There is a positive relationship between outside contact and functional vocabulary. 5) Thereis a negative rlationshiop between media contacts and the frequency of misused words. 6) There is a negative relationship between outside contacts and the frequency of colloquial terms. 7) There is a positive relationship between media contacts and functional vocabulary. 21

8) There is a negative relationshipbetween media contacts and the frequency of misused words. 9) There is a negative relationshipbetween media contacts and the frequency of colloquial terms. CHAPTER IV

METHODOLOGY

Introdt. ction The purpose of this chapter is to present the procedures followed in conducting the investigation.These procedures include (1) definition of the population, (21 selection of participants, (3) selection and training of interviewers, (41 collection of data, and (5) analysis of data.

Population Almost every investigator of linguistic research has sought to cover three types of informants, to ensure the maximum coverage of the language, and to increase the possibility of pronunciation, grammar, and vocabulary occurrences at all levels of language usage in the community under study. The definition of population selected for this study is the one given byMcDavid,1who defined the types of subjects that were sought and used by Kurath in his studies. Instead of seeking speakers of the "local dialect," Kurath sought three local cultural types who were alike only in naturalness

1Raven McDavid, Jr., "The Sociology of Language," National Society for the Study of Education Yearbook, ed. by Albert H. Marckwardt (Illinois:University of Chicago, 1970), p.35. 22 23 and utterance and in identification with their community for at least two generations:

1. In every community an attempt was made to interview a representative of the oldest living native generation who had a minimum of formal education, travel and other outside interference. 2,In every community an attempt was made to interview a middle -aged speaker who had a high school education and somewhat greater reading, travel, and general sophistication than the older generation.

3 Finally in about. one 'Community of every five, workers interviewed a cultivated speaker, who was usually a college graduate and a member of one of the oldest families--presumably a representative of the best of local cultural traditions. Based on Kurath's three criteria, this investigation sought nine subjects from each of the Appalachian states and divided these nine subjects as follows:

1. Three older subjects (50 years or over) who had a minimum of formal education.

2.Three middle age subjects (between 25-50 years of age) who had a high school education or who completed the high school equivalency diploma in an adult basic education program.

3.Three subjects who had a college degree or equivalent formal training and cultivated speech with no age restrictions.

Selection of Participants Participants in the study were selected with the assistance of one adult basic education teacher, supervisor, or state director in each of the thirteen Appalachian states of Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Maryland, New York, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, 24 Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and West Virginia. After an initial telephone contact, a letter was sent to each person confirming the telephone conversation and describing the criteria for the selection of the participants.Participants were selected according to the criteria and a time, date, and place were established for interviews. The participant sample consisted of nine participants from each state, three in each categoryrustic, modern, and cultured.

Selection and Training of Interviewers The four interviewers selected for this study were graduate students at Morehead State University. Two were male and two were female, and all were native white Appalachians having strong backgrounds in the social sciences,The interviewers were selected to facilitate conversation and avoid any inhibitions that participants might exhibit during the interviews. The above precautions were considered important and were based on sociological studies which suggested that Appalachians have a fear of strangers and are doubtful of outsiders.1 After the selection of interviewers, each interviewer was given three days of comprehensive training in interviewing techniques. They were provided with several documents on interviewing which were read and discussed during the training sessions.The researcher

1Weller, op. cit., pp. 10 2-112. G5 arranged for a professional audio-visual person to demonstrate and provide extensive practice in the use of tape recorders.

Collection of Data After completin,::, FAI necessary arrangements, the researcher along with the four in'.:erviewers visited each state.Hour long interviews were sch,f(duffed with each participant.it was anticipated that during a period of one hour each participant would talk for approximately 40 minutes at a speed of seventy five words per minute, thus providing a :.5ample of approximately 3,000 words per interview. The time, place and date of the interviews were fixed according to the convenience of the participants. Some interviews were held in adult basic education classroom locations while others were conducted at the office or home of the participant,Each participant WEIS reimbursed with $2.30 for one hour of interview time. Each tape was marked with the name, date, category of speaker, county, state., and interviewer's name.

Transcribing of the Tau es After all the interviews were taped and completed four (41 secretaries with good typing skill and college training in language were trained to transcribe the tapes phonetically.All transcripts were read and checked by the researcher and the interviewer who conducted the interview to check the validity 26 of the transcripts against the original recording.

Transferring the Data on Computer Cards The data were key punched on computer cards in the following manner.

Tape No. Word No. Word Used Code Corrected Word

Tape Number:Starting alphabetically according to the state, each state was assigned nine numbers from one to nine in serial order.

Tape numbers I-- 3 being "Rustic" category, tape 4 6"Modern" category, tape 7 - 9 "Cultivated Speakers". The next state followed the pattern in the same manner.

Word Number: This category referred to the serial number of words in each transcript.There were between 3,500 and 4,000 words in each transcript.

Word Used:This term referred to the actual word and manner in which it was used by the participant.

Code: Referred to the symbols developed by the researcher to signify the type of difference from standard English dialect, e. g., code " 1 " referred to grammatical errors and code " 2 " referred to colloquial terms.

87 27 ',Vori Corrected: Referred to the words corrected by the researcher according to standard English dialect, explanation of colloquial terms or correct form of grammatical use of words. After the data were punched on cards in the above manner they were then loaded on magnetic tapes for computer analysis.

Preparation of the Questionnaire Atter the colic,cition of data on linguistic structure of the rosporidenis, an additional questionnaire was mailed to contact persons in each state.The questionnaire asked for information regarding the respondent's age, sex, income, source of income, level, of employment, education, interpersonal contact, contacts with media and urban contacts.The questionnaire is presented in Appendix E.

Variables Measured

Independent Variables

1. Education Education is generally considered an important determinant of a person's linguistic structure. The most frequent measure of education is formal classroom education. Education was operationally defined as years of formal schooling a respondent had at the time of the interview. There were seven categories of educational levels in which a respondent was placed.The categories were:(11 None;

(2)1 to 5 years; (3) 6 to 8 years;(4) 9 to 10 years; (5) High School; <7 28

.-;ome College, and (7) College.

2.Urban Contact Quite frequently when rural people come in contact with urban communities new words tend to get incorporated in their linguistic structure.In this study urban contact is defined as frequency of visits to large cities.The index of urban contact varies from very rare visits to very frequent visits to large cities.

3.Media Contact One of the most important determinants of language seems to 'a person's interaction with media. Mass media, in addition to their entertainment and information functions, socialize people and disseminate new words of other speech patterns. Media contact as defined in this study is an index of exposure to four major media, i.e., newspapers, magazines, radio, and television.

Dependent Variables

1. Functional Vocabulary Functional vocabulary is defined as the total number of different words used by a respondent during the course of sixty minutes of personal interview. 2.Misused Words Misused words refers to the words used incorrectly in

,97 29 grammatical context of English language by the respondents. The information regarding the misused words is the frequency of misused words. Appendix I includes the corrected forms of such words.

3. Colloquial Words Colloquial words are defined as those words which have special connotative or denotative meaning for the respondents of this study.For analytical purpose only, the frequency of colloquial words is used. However, a list of colloquial terms and their explanations is included in Appendix J.

Control Variables

The control variables for this study were:(1age, (21 sex, and (3) income. These were directly measured variables and are shown in Table 5, Chapter V. CHAPTER V

ANALYSIS OF THE DATA

Introduction In this chapter an attempt is made to answer major questions consistent with the objectives of this study.Part one deals with the descriptive data regarding functional vocabulary, colloquial terms, and misuse of words by types of speakers in the various states. In part two an attempt is made to determine the Appalachian linguistic structure from an analytical perspective.Part two also examines the relationships between the Appalachian linguistic structures and certain socio-economic characteristics of the participants.

Part One

Functional Vocabulary It was hypothesized that rustic speakers have smaller functional vocabularies than modern and cultural speakers.It was also hypothesized that modern speakers have a smaller vocabulary than cultured speakers. These hypotheses were supported by data from six state (Alabama, Mississippi, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and West Virginia). 30 31 An inspection of Table 1 reveals that variations in the average functional vocabulary are most for rustic speakers, least for cultured speakers and in between for modern speakers across all th.e. states.

TABLE 1. -- Average functional vocabulary by state and type of speaker.

State State Rustic Modern Cultured Average

Alabama 829 839 940 869

Georgia 822 913 902 879

Kentucky 826 785 750 779

Maryland 937 913 990 941

Mississippi 819 844 895 857

New York 945 922 819 895

North Carolina 783 1,051 897 910

Ohio 794 799 1,010 867

Pennsylvania 802 884 956 860

South Carolina 803 806 909 840

Tennessee 820 772 937 843

Virginia 966 910 970 949

West Virginia 853 894 919 889

Average 846 941 915 87 5 32 The subjects in the state of Virginia had the highest functional vocabulary and the subjects in the state of Kentucky had the lowest functional vocabulary.The maximum observed differences among the states was 170 words. The regional variations which are generally implied, at least geographically, for the Appalachian region, do not provide any additional interpretive explanations for the Appalachian linguistic structure. Figure 1 reveals that the directions hypothesized above are predicteblft only 72 per cent of the time.In terms of simple inversions and agreements of the propositions, only 43 per cent of the variance can be explained. The qualitative dimensions of the proposition are shown in Figure 1,

Misuse of Words Since an a priori decision was made regarding the types of speaker, based on the cultural determinants of the usage of language, it can be postulated that the speakers varied in their degree of sophistication in the use of language. As mentioned in the methodology chapter the respondents of the study were classified as Rustic, Modern, and Cultured speakers. The dimensions which made this classification possible suggest the hypothesis that there will be greater misuse of words by rustic speakers than by modern or cultured speakers. Likewite there will be greater misuse of words by modern speakers than by cultured speakers. 33 Rustic Less Rustic Less Modern Less State Than Modern Than Cultured Than Cultured.

Alabama Yes Yes Yes

Georgia Yes Yes No

Kentucky No No No

Maryland No Yes Yes

Mississippi Yes Yes Yes

New York No No No

North Carolina Yes Yes No

Ohio Yes Yes Yes

Pennsylvania Yes Yes Yes

South Carolina Yes Yes Yes

Tennessee No Yes Yes

Virginia No Yes Yes

West Virginia Yes Yes Yes

% agreement =No. of "yes" responses = 28 = .72 = 72% Total no. of responses % of variance explained =

No. of "yes" responsesNo of "no" responses 28-11_ Total No. of Responses 28+11

17 = 43% 39 Figure 1. Agreements and Inversions About Functional Vocabulary by State and Types of Speakers 34 It is clear from Table 2 that this hypothesis is upported. How- ever, there are several variations of this pattern which would be rioted.In five states the hypothesis that the misuse of words decreases as the linguistic sophistication of the respondents increases was supported.In no states was the proposition refuted in its entirety.Based on the qualitative dimensions of Table 2 as Sho,:vn in Figure 2, it is apparent that in most states rustic spE,akers misuse more words than modern. and cultured speakers. However, the distinction between modern and cultured speakers is not very obvious.In fact, there are some states in which cultured speakers misuse more words than modern speakers. There are three states in which cultured speakers misuse words more than do the rustic speakers (Georgia, Maryland, and

Ohio) Although the predictability of the hypothesized direction is 72 per cent, there is only 43 per cent agreement between the data and the hypothesis. In cross state comparisons, it is clear that the respondents in. North Carolina have the highest frequency of misused words and in South Carolina the least frequency of misused words. 35

TABLE 2. Average misused words by state and the types of speaker

. .

State State Rustic Modern Cultured Average.

Alabama 36 29 68 44

Georgia 51 23 23 32

Kentucky 60 56 33 49

Maryland 67 17 71 54

Mississippi 50 29 13 29

New York 90 29 26 48

North Carolina 65 166 45 92

Ohio 47 38 52 46

Pennsylvania 128 38 40 69

South Carolina 30 17 27 25

Tennessee 44 23 32 33

Vdrginia 158 22 77 85

West Virginia 137 58 13 70

Average 74 42 40 52

Colloquial Words Formalization of a language is dependent on a standardized semantic meaning.If these forms are similarly absent from a language, the effects are sometimes cataclysmic on communication behaviOr. However, as is frequently the case, most people use somewhat informal linguistic

/ZZ: 36

Rustic Greater Rustic Greater Modern Greater State Than Modern Than Cultured Than Cultured

Alabama Yes No No

Georgia Yes Yes Yes

Kentucky Yes Yes Yes

Maryland Yes No No

Missli:.sippi Yes Yes Yes

New York Yes Yes Yes

North Carolina No Yes Yes

Ohio Yes No No

Pennsylvania Yes Yes No

South Carolina Yes Yes No

Tennessee Yes Yes No

Virginia Yes Yes No

West Virginia Yes Yes Yes

no. of "Yes" responses % age agreement.= 28 .72 = 72% Total No. of responses 39 % of variance explained=

No. of "Yes" responses - No. of "no" responses 28 - 11 = Total No. of responses 39

17 = .43= 43% 39 Fig. 2 -- Misused Words

147 37 structures, especially in personal conversations. Consequently, these informal patterns of words become part of a person's language. It is generally considered that individuals who are educated and have contacts beyond their own immediate reference points are generally less prone to use colloquial terms. Consequently, the three types of speakers included in this study should follow the same pattern.In other words, as the linguistic sophistication of a person increases, the use of colloquial terms generally decreases. This hypothesis is supported as demonstrated by the data in Table 3. It is obvious that rustic speakers generally use more colloquial terms than do modern or cultured speakers. It is evident from Figure 3 that rustic speakers use more colloquial words than modern speakers except for those in the states of Kentucky, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. They also use more colloquial words than do cultured speakers.In the states of Maryland, South Carolina, and Tennessee cultured speakers tend to use more colloquial words than do modern speakers. It should also be noted that the hypothesis is predictable 85 per cent of the time with 69 per cent agreement. The use of colloquial terms seems to follow the same pattern as was the case for misused words. Once again respondents in North Carolina showed the highest frequency of col!"quial terms whereas those in South Carolina showed the least. It is interesting to note that respondents in the states of 38 TABLE 3. -- Average colloquial words used by state and types of speaker

State State Rustic Modern Cultured Average

Alabama 144 99 79 107

Georgia 112 106 98 105

Kentucky 153 173 51 125

Maryland 175 64 170 142

Mississippi 98 90 79 88

New York 180 144 9.4 139

North Carolina 178 216 140 178

Ohio 148 89 57 98

Pennsylvania 109 111 59 93

South Carolina 113 71 77 87

Tennessee 161 81 88 110

Virginia 239 123 104 162

West Virginia 200 78 51 109

Average 155 111 88 119

North Carolina and Virginia generally demonstrated a higher functional vocabulary and at the same time also showed higher misuse of words, higher use of words and higher use of colloquial terms. On the other hand, respondents in Mississippi and South Carolina, in general, showed a 39

Rustic Greater Rustic Greater Modern Greater State Than Modern Than Cultured Than Cultured

Alabama Yes Yes Yes

Georgia Yes Yes Yes

Kentucky No Yes Yes

Maryland Yes Yes No Mississippi Yes Yes Yes

New York Yes Yes Yes

North Carolina No Yes Yes

Ohio Yes Yes Yes

Pennsylvania No Yes Yes

South Carolina Yes Yes No

Tennessee Yes Yes No

Virginia Yes Yes Yes West Virginia Yes Yes Yes

No. of "Yes" responses 33 %age agreement = .85 =85% Total no. of responses 39

% of variance explained =

No. of "yes" responses - No. of "no" responses 33 - 6_ Total no. of responses 39

27 = .69 = 69% 39 Fig. 3. -- Colloquial Words 40 smaller functio.nal vocabulary as well as less frequent misuse of words and colloquial terms.While in Kentucky respondents showed the loswest functional vocabulary, the misuse of words and colloquial terms was rather high.

Corrected Functional Vocabulary Corrected functional vocabulary is defined as functional vocabulary minus the colloquial and misused terms.Such an index can be taken as a respondent's knowledge of "Standard English." As was hypothesized earlier a person's functional vocabulary increases with an increase in the degree of linguistic sophistication. Such a hypothesis is supported by the data in Table 4 and in Figure 4 with 92 per cent predictability and 84 per cent agreement, respectively.

Appalachian Dialect: Some Related Variables

Part Two As indicated in the methodology chapter, there are other variables, beyond the linguistic structure itself, which influence a person's functional vocabulary, misuse of words and colloquialism. Language, as generally understood, is influenced by a set of socio-cultural environs.The field of socio-linguistics attempts to explain modes of language formation as well as variations in linguistic structure. _42 41 TABLE 4. -- Averagea corrected functional vocabularyb by state and types of speaker

State State Rustic Modern Cultured Average

Alabama 649 711 793 718

Georgia 659 784 781 742

Kentucky 613 556 666 605

Maryland 695 832 749 745

Mississippi 671 717 803 740

New York 675 749 699 708

North Carolina 540 660 712 640

Ohio 599 '672 901 723

Pennsylvania 565 735 857 698

South Carolina 660 718 805 728

Tennessee 615 668 817 700

Virginia 569 765 789 702

West Virginia 516 758 855 710

Average 617 717 786 704

aRounded to the nearest whole number. bCorrected functional vocabulary= Total Functional Vocabulary minus total number of misused words + total number of colloquial terms. 42

Rustic Less Rustic Less Modern Less State Than Modern Than Cultured Than Cultured

Alabama Yes Yes Yes

Georgia Yes Yes No

Kentucky No Yes Yes

Maryland Yes Yes No

Mississippi Yes Yes Yes

New York Yes Yes Yes

North Carolina Yes Yes Yes

Ohio Yes Yes Yes

Pennsylvania Yes Yes Yes

South Carolina Yes Yes Yes

Tennessee Yes Yes Yes

Virginia Yes Yes Yes

West Virginia Yes Yes Yes

No. of "Yes" responses 36 %age of agreement= .92 =92% Total no. of responses 39

% of variance explained =

No. of "Yes" responses - No. of "no" responses= 36 3 = Total no. of Responses 39 .84 = 84%

Fig. 4. Corrected Functional Vocabulary 43 In this section an attempt is made to identify variables which influence the Appalachian dialect and to test the hypothesis that there is no relationship between the independent variables (education, urban-contact, and media-contact) and the dependent variables (functional vocabulary, frequency of misused words and frequency of colloquial terms). The analysis utilizes the product-moment correlation as well as zero order and first-order partial correlations. The data presented in Table 5 reveal the correlations among all the variables.The dependent variables are functional vocabulary, misuse of words, colloquial terms and corrected functional vocabulary. Corrected functional vocabulary, as may be recalled from the earlier discussion, is total functional vocabulary minus misuse of words and colloquial terms. An interesting pattern emerges in terms of relationships among these variables (Table 6 and Figure 5).Functional vocabulary is directly and positively related to misused words and colloquial terms. The general trend suggests that the more words a person uses the more likely will he misuse words as well as use more colloquial terms. The finding which seems more important, however, is the high degree of relationship between the misuse of words and the use of colloquial terms. These findings suggest that if one misuses words, he is very likely to use colloquial terms, or if one uses colloquial terms, he is also likely to 27Z-, TABLE 5. -- Zero order correlation among the variables Variable Sex Income Con-Urbantact tionEduce- Con-Media Vocab-tionalFunc-' WordsMis-used quialCollo-Terms CorrectedFunctional AgeSex -.1.9 -.12-.1.4 -.11 .02 -.46* ,05 tact -.29* .00 ulary-.19 .00 -.03 .00 .00.17 Vocabulary-.25** .00 EducationUrbanIncome Contact .03 .41*.31'r .10.37* -.09 .17.34-' -.14 .07 -.17 .07 -.09 .304' sqi FunctionalMedia Contact Vocabulary .52* -.14-.32* .43* -.40* -.39* .32* .58*.27*.47* ColloquialMisused Words Terms .50* -.-.24** 36* * **Significant Significant at .01 at .05level level. 45

.42Misused words -.24 Corrected Functional Functional Vocabulary Vocabulary .51

.32Colloquial terms -.37

Fig.5 --Zero Order Correlation among the Dependent Variables

TABLE 6. -- Zero order correlation among the dependent variables

Corrected Misused Words Colloquial Functiona 1 Terms Vocabulary Functional Vocabulary .43 .32 .57

Misused Words .51 -.24

Colloquial Terms .37 misuse words. While these two aspects of the Appalachian dialect should be viewed with considerable caution, they do suggest that these factors are interdependent.It is also clear that the corrected functional vocabulary is directly and positively related to the total functional vocabulary and negatively related to the misuse of words and colloquial terms. 46

Relar:ionship Between Dependent and Independent Variables Before examining the relationship between the dependent and independent variables, it is necessary to understand thA relationship of interdependence among the independent variables themselves as depicted in Table 7.

TABLE 7. Zero order correlation among the independent variables.

Education Urban Contact Media Contact

Urban Contact .41 107

Media Contact .52 .11

Table 7 shows that education is highly related to urban and media contact. However, the relationship between urban contact arid media contact is very low.It can be postulated that the relationship in such a situation is as shown in Figure 6.

URBAN CONTACT . 41

EDUCATION

.52 MEDIA CONTACT Fig. 6. --Interrelationships Among the Independent Variables 47

While the interdependence in such a case may be understandable, one can argue that none of these variables is dependent on the dependent vexiables under consideration.Similarly, it can be conceptualized that thy' direct dependence of these variables on the dependent variables is not very probable. As far as the relationships among independent and dependent variables are concerned, it is obvious from Table 8 that the most positive relationship which emerges is the relationship between education and the dependent variables.The data indicate that functional vocabulary is either weakly related to education or not related to it at all. The relationship of education to misuse of words and the use of colloquial terms is in the hypothesized direction.The hypothesis that education is positively associated with functional vocabulary is supported when one examines the relationship between education and corrected functional vocabulary.The original relationship between education and functional vocabulary can be considered distorted from the evidence presented in Table

8.It appears that education is directly related to the corrected vocabulary. A surprising finding is the relationship between urban contact and the four dependent variables.It is obvious that no relationship emerbes clearly as is evidenced from the correlation coefficients. Although, the directions are supported as hypothesized, the evidence 48

Zero order correlation among independentand dependent :;;t: 8, variables.

Dependent Variables Independent Functional Misused Colloquial Corrected Variables Vocabulary Words Terms Vocabulary

Education .17 -.32 -.41_ .47 Urban Contact .01 -.14 -.17 .01 Media Contact .07 -.14 -.40 .28 klo;It; s:1%.icitl:s! dS -iuch impact. Iromthe uti.ban contact as would be

9,7,i -on :fly expected,Most likely the inferential causal sequencewhich was suggested fromeducation is operating in this case. The finding on media participationpartially supports the hypothesized directions as shown in Table8. While media contact is not significantly related tofunctional vocabulary and misused words, it is related to colloquial termsand the corrected functional vocabulary.It is suggested that the more contact anAppalachian has with the media (newspaper, radio,television, and magazine), the less likely he will use colloquialwords and the more likely he will use "standard English."

Control Variables Table 10 shows the correlations that werecomputed between the independent variables (education, urban contactand media contact) and the dependent variables(functional vocabulary, misused words and colloquial terms) with the eflect ofthe control variables age, sex, 49

TABLE 9. -- Hypothesized relationships and their results

Hypothesis Result

The relationship between:

Education and Functional Vocabulary Non significant (Positive Support) Education and Misused Words Accepted (Negative Relationship) Education and Colloquial Terms Accepted (Negative Relationship) Education and Corrected Functional Accepted (Positive Vocabulary Relationship) Urban Contact and Functional Rejected Vocabulary Urban Contact and Misused Words Nonsignificant (Nega- tive Relationship) Urban Contact and Colloquial Terms Nonsignificant (Nega- tive Relationship)

Urban Contact and Corrected Rej ected Functional Vocabulary

Media Contact and Functional Vocabulary Rej ected Media Contact and Misuse of Words Nonsignificant (Nega- tive Relationship) Media Contact and Colloquial Terms Accepted (Negative Relationship)

Media Contact and Corrected Accepted (Positive Functional Vocabulary Relationship)

GO TABLE 10.-- The relationships between factors. removed independent and dependent variables with control Functional FunctionalEducationVocabularyWith Control and andUrbanwithVocabulary Functional Control Contact VocabularyandMedia Functional Contact with c;\ VariablesControl Education Vocabulary RemovedFactors RemovedFactors RemovedControl Factors AgeIncomeSex -.47 .31.05 -.19 .34.00 -,07-.01-.31 -.01 .32.00 -.02 .03.00 IndependentEducationVariables .18 UrbanMedia Contact -.01 .08 51 and income removed. First order partial correlations did not provide any additional information except in the case of income, Income showed a high degree of relationship with functional vocabulary, but it is actually influenced through an indirect route. The general statement, supported from the first order partials, is: education increases income and income increases functional vocabulary. In case of age as a variable, it appeared that younger people have more education than older people. Sex did not (-appear to be related to functional vocabulary. A general belief about the Appalachian Region is that men are more educated than women, but such a notion was not supported by the findings of this study. CHAPTER VI

SUMMARY

Purpose and Methods The purpose of this research was to:

2.Determine the relationship between education, urban contact and media contact and functional vocabulary, misused words, colloquial terms and corrected functional vocabulary.

3.Determine the relationship of age, sex, and income to functional vocabulary, misused words, colloquial terms and corrected functional vocabulary. To determine the linguistic structure of the Appalachian region nine interviewees from each of thirteen states were chosen according to selected criteria.The nine interviewees were classified as rustic, modern and cultured speakers. The term rustic referred to speakers older in age with minimum or no education, the term modern was used for persons with high school education or its equivalent and younger in age, and the term cultured referred to speakers with a college education or its equivalent with no age restrictions.Four native Appalachians, two male and two female,

AC1 53 interviewers were trained to conduct the interviews throughout the region. An hour long interview with each of the participants was conducted, and a total of 117 hours of spoken discourse was taped. Each tape was transcribed and all words from the transcripts were punched on computer cards. The data consisted of 471,656 words. Data were transferred to magnetic tapes yielding the following

analysis:(1)an alphabetized list of words and their frequency by respondent; (2)an overall alphabetized list of the data with word frequency for the region; (3)an overall alphabetized word frequency list of misused words and their correct forms; (4)an overall alphabetized word frequency list of colloquial terms and their explanations.From the tables thus obtained a list of corrected functional vocabulary was prepared by state and types of speaker (functional vocabulary minus misused words + colloquial terms).

Selection of Participants One Adult Basic Education teacher, superv!sor, or state director was initially contacted by telephone in each of the thirteen Appalachian states of Alabama, Georgia, Mississippi, Maryland, New York, Kentucky, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia, and West Virginina.After the initial telephone contact each person was mailed a letter confirming the telephone conversation along with the criteria for the selection of the sample respondents. The selection of paricipants 54 was completed by the contact person according to the criteria, and a time, date, and place was set for the interviews.There were nine participants from each state--three in each category, rustic, modern, and cultured,

Collection of Data After completing all necessary arrangements, the researcher along with the four interviewers visited each state. Hour long interviews were scheduled with each participant.During a period of one hour, each participant talked for approximately 40 minutes at a speed of approximately seventy-five words per minute thus providing a sample of approximately 3,000 words per interview.Following each interview tapes were marked with the name, date, category of speaker, county, state, and the interviewer's name.

Findings and Conclusions

Functional Vocabulary It was hypothesized that in general rustic speakers have a smaller functional vocabulary than modern and cultured speakers, and modern speakers have a smaller vocabulary than cultured speakers. This hypothesis was only supported by data obtained in six of the 13 states (Alabama, Mississippi, Ohio, Pennsylvania, South Carolina and West Virginia).In the other seven states the hypothesis was not supported by the findings. The data revealed that the directions 55 hypothesized were predictable 72 percent of the time.However, in terms of simple inversions and agreements, only 43 per cent of the variance could thus be explained. The variations in average functional vocabulary were greatest among rustic speakers and least for the cultured speakers across all states. Respondents in the state of Virginia had the highest functional vocabulary. The lowest functional vocabulary was found in the state of Kentucky. The maximum observed difference in functional vocabulary among the states was 170 words. The subregional differences which are generally implied, at least geographically, for the Appalachian region provide no additional interpretive explanations for the Appalachian linguistic structure.

Misuse of Words The respondents in this study were broadly classified as rustic, modern and cultured speakers. According to dimensions which made this classification possible, rustic speakers will misuse more words than modern speakers and modern speakers will misuse more words than cultured speakers. As a whole this hypothesis was supported.In most of the states rustic speakers misused more words than modern and cultured speakers. In five of the states participants displayed a gradually decreasing misuse of words as their linguistic sophistication increased.In no state was the hypothesis refuted in its entirety. The distinction between modern and

GG 56 cultured speakers was not clearly defined by the data.In fact, in certain states cultured speakers misused more words than did modern speakers. In three states cultured speakers misused words more than did rustic speakers (Alabama, Maryland, and Ohio). Among all states the respondents in North Carolina had the highest frequency of misused words.

Colloquial Words The hypothesis that the more highly educated individuals would be less prone to use colloquial terms was generally supported by the findings of this study. Rustic speakers used more colloquial words than did modern speakers in all states except Kentucky, North Carolina, and Pennsylvania. They used more colloquial words than the cultured speakers in all states.In the states of Maryland, South Carolina, and Tennessee, cultured speakers used more colloquial words than rustic and modern speakers. The hypothesized direction was found to be predictable 85 per cent of the time. The use of colloquial words appeared to follow the same pattern as the misuse of words. Respondents in North Carolina showed the highest frequency of colloquial terms, with South Carolina using the fewest colloquial terms. Respondents in the states of North Carolina and Virginia demonstrated a higher functional vocabulary and at the same time also showed higher misuse of words and higher use of colloquial terms. On the 57 other hand in Mississippi and South Carolina the respondents' functional vocabulary was smaller and less frequent misuse of words and use of colloquial terms occurred. Respondents in Kentucky showed the lowest unctionai vocabulary and misuse of words and use of colloquial terms was relatively high. No discernible pattern was evident for sub-regional variations.

Corrected Functional Vocabulary Corrected functional vocabulary was defined as functional vocabulary minus the colloquial and misused words. This index was used as a respondent's knowlege of "Standard English."It was hypothesized that a person's corrected functional vocabulary would increase with an increase in the degree of his linguistic sophistication. This hypothesis was supported with 92 per cent predictability and CO per cent agreement, respectively. As hypothesized in the beginning of the study, other variables beyond the linguistic structure itself influence a person's functional vocabulary, misuse of words, and colloquialism. The analysis of the data for this part of the investigation showed an interesting pattern in terms of relationship among these variables.Functional vocabulary was found to be positively related to misused words and colloquial terms. The findings suggested that the more a person used words the more likely he was to misuse words and use more colloquial terms. There was a high degree of relationship between the misuse of words and the use 58 of colloquial terms, The findings suggested that if one misuses words, he is also very likely to use colloquial terms or if he uses colloquial terms he is also likely to misuse words. These findinas relating to the Appalachian dialect should be viewed with considerable caution; they suggest that both factors are interdependent. On the other hand, the corrected functional vocabulary was positively related to the total functional vocabulary and negatively related to the miouse of words and colloquial terms. In examining the relationship betweer2 independent and deperi dent variables the most significant relationships which emerged were the relationships between education and misused words, colloquial terms and corrected functional vocabulary.it was a is o clear from the analysis that there was verylittle relationship between functional vocabulary and

education_ No significant relationship was found 'between urban contact and the three dependent variables. However, the hypothesized directions were supported.Simtlarly, the findings on media contact were not significantly related to functional vocabulary and misused words; however, media contact was related to the use of colloquial terms and corrected functional vocabulary.It appeared that the more contact an Appalachian had with the media (newspaper, radio, television, and magazine the less likely he would be to use colloquial words and the *core likely bwould use standard English. of 59

Control Variables A first order partial correlation was computed between the independent variables (education, urban contact and media contact) and the dependent variables (functional vocabulary, misused words and colloquial terms) with the effect of the control variables age, sex and income removed. First order partial correlations did not provide any additional inf:)rmation except in the case of income. Income was found to be related to functional vocabulary, but was through an indirect route. The general statement, supported from the first order partials, is education increases income and income increases functional vocabulary.In case of age as a variable, it appeared that younger people have more education than older people. Sex was not related to functional vocabulary in any of the analyses. The general belief that Appalachian men are more educated than women was not supported by the findings of the study.

The total number of words used in the study was 471,656. (1) There was a total of 6,129 misused words which constituted an overall average of 6 per cent misuse of words.(2)The total number of colloquial terms used was 13,816 constituting an average of 13.4 per cent use of colloquial words. Combined percentages (6% + 13.4%) gave a figure of more than 19 per cent use of either incorrect forms of the English language or the use of colloquial terms. 60 Thus a difference or deviation of 19 per cent from the "Standard English" leads us to believe that there is a distict pattern or linguistic structure that exists throughout the Appalachian Region without any sub- regional differences within the region.

Implications for Theory Social structures reinforce the development of a restricted style of language which, among other features, is more socially than conceptually oriented, requires its users to share a range of implicit meanings and appears limited and stereotyped in its expressive alternatives. The geographic isolation and lack of transportaiton in Appalachia have developed such limited and sterotyped ranges of implicit meanings and the expressive alternatives. An implication of this study is the desira- bility of providing an alphabetized list of implicit meanings and their explanations outside the region, a list of misused words and their correct forms and colloquial terms and their explanations. If the restricted code is emphasized over a more concept oriented form of language during early formative years, it may eventually inhibit progress in adult basic education classes where the later form of language is the primary mode of instruction. Language differences have often been confused with deficiencies. The existence of these confusions have direct implications for the disadvantaged, isolated white adults of the Appalachian Region. Too frequently the

7/ 61 social differences in an individual's speech are described and explained by the level of distinction in the phonological features, vocabulary size, colloquial terms, inflectional capabilities, and grammatical structure. Thus , the implication here is that the distinctive language behavior of Appalachian people is more a function of communicative experiences imposcid by social experiences in general and by family life in particular, Another implication of this study is that the choice of dialect is a matter of social appropriateness and expediency rather than one of right versus wrong or good versus bad.

Implications for Practice An implication for practice related to the future use of the alphabetized list of the functional vocabulary of Appalachian adults. Application and use of this vocabulary should enable educators to improve the quality of adult basic education by making materials more meaningful, understandable, and relevant to the lives and interests of students. It is recommended that the information on colloquial terms and misused words be made available to teachers in adult basic education in the region. Such knowledge should help them develop an awareness of colloquial terms and their meaning and the misused words and their correct forms so that they can better understand how to teach language in the Appalachian Region. 62 Another practical use of the information developed in this study is to provide adult basic education students knowledge regarding the dialect of standard English and its relationship to that of their own dialect, to prevent the development of a more restricted form of speech among individuals in Appalachia. In compensatory programs of language instruction, the adult must learn alternative systems of linguistic usage and that instruction will be best focused upon the intersections of an individual's current language and the target language. APPENDICES

7f4 APPENDIX A

INTERVIEW SCHEDULE

75' INTERVIEW SCHEDULE

DATE OF NAME AND ADDRESS STATE INTERVIEW OF CONTACT PERSON

Alabama February 26, 1970 Mr. E. C. Wilson Office of the Superintendent Room 109 Etowah County Board of Ed. Court House Building Gadsden, AL 35901

Georgia March 19, 1.970 Mr. George Weatherly Visiting Teacher Rabun County Dept. of Education Clayton, GA 30525 Kentucky February 10, 1970 Mr. Lawrence Arnett U.S. Lock & Dam Site Adult Basic Education Vanceburg, KY 41179 Maryland March 5, 1970 Mr. James Kelly Coordinator of Federal Programs Board of Education of Allegany County 108 Washington Street Cumberland, MD 21502 Mississippi February 27, 1970 Mr. Larry Otis Director, Vocational Technical Center P.O. Box 302 Itawamba Junior College Tupelo, MS 38801

New York March 6, 1970 Mr. Thomas Sanglier Director, Senior Comm. School East High School Corning, NY 14830

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DATE OF NAME AND ADDRESS STATE INTERVIEW OF CONTACT PERSON North Carolina March 13, 1970 Mrs. Lillian Hart South West Technical Institute P.O. Box 95 Sylva, NC 28779

Ohio March 26, 1970 Mr. Max Way Assistant Superintendent Scioto Valley Local Piketon High School Piketon, OH Pennsylvania March 4, 1970 Mr. Barry Newill Family Therapy & Research Center Harrisburg State Hospital Cameron & Ma Clay Streets Harrisburg, PA 17105

South Carolina March 12, 1970 Mr. Robert Brock Office of Community Schools Walhalla, SC 29691

Tennessee March 11, 1970 Mr. Charles Bates Supervision of Instruction State Department of Ed. Cleveland State Community College Cleveland, TN 37311

Virginia February 20, 1970 Mr. Gary Lowe Carroll County School System Hillsville, VA 24333

West Virginia February 19, 1970 Mr. Richard Malcolm 620 Jefferson Avenue Wayne, WV 25704

77 APPENDIX B

INTERVIEW AND RESPONDENT CODES BY STATE

AND TYPE OF SPEAKERS INTERVIEW AND RESPONDENT CODES BY STATE

AND TYPE OF SPEAKERS

Rustic Modern Cultured

Alabama 1,2,3, 4,5,6, 7,8.9,

Georgia 10,11,12, 13,14,15, 16,17,18,

Kentucky 19,20,21, 22,23,24, 25,26,27,

Maryland 28,29,30, 31,32,33, 34,35,36, Mississippi 37,38,39, 40,41,42, 43,44,45, North Carolina 46,47,48, 49,50,51, 52,53,54,

New York 55,56,57, 58,59,60, 61,62,63,

Ohio 64,65,66, 67,68,69, 70,71,72, Pennsylvania 73,74,75, 76,77,78, 79,80,81, South Carolina 82,83,84, 85,86,87, 88,89,90, Tennessee 91,92,93, 94,95,96, 97,98,99,

Virginia 100,101,102, 103,104,105, 106,107,108,

West Virginia 109,110,111, 112,113,114, 115,116,117,

CODES BY RESPONDENT AS STORED IN DATA BANK

Regular numbering up to 99 and 100 = A, 101 = Al, 102 = A2, etc. 110 = B, Ill = Bl, 112 = B2, etc.

68 79 APPENDIX C

STORAGE OF INFORMATION ON COMPUTER MAGNETIC

TAPES -- SPOKEN WORDS

80 TAPEWORD NO WORD USED CODE CORRECT WORD

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STORAGE OF INFORMATION ON COMPUTER MAGNETIC TAPES

82 STORAGE OF INFORMATION ON COMPUTER MAGNETIC TAPES

1, Column 1 3 Tape Number 001 - 117

Column 4 5 Actual Age 3.Column 6 - 7 Sex! Male 01Female 02 4,Column 8 Do you visit or talk to neighbors No 1 Yes 2

5.Column 9 How often do you have such talks? 1.Once a month 2.More than once a month 3. Once every two weeks to four days 4.Every two or three days 5.Every day

6.Column 10 Are you presently employed or unemployed? 1 Employed 2Unemployed

7,, Column 11 How many hours per week 1. 00-01 2. 01-09 3. 10-19 4.20-29 5.30-39 6.40-49 7.Over 50

72 83 73 8. Column 12 Last year did you get your income from? 1.Farming 2.Unemployed Fathers (Work Experience Training) 3. Aid to Dependent Children 4.Public Assistance 5.Government pensions 6.Your Job 7. Other

9.Column 13 - 14 Total income last year? List of 01 through 25

10.Column 15 Do you take any newspapers1 No 2 Yes

11. Column 16 Do you have a radio that is in working order?1 No 2 Yes

12.Column 17 Do you have a TV set that is in working order?1 No 2 Yes 13. Column 18 Do you take any Magazines?1 No 2 Yes 14. Column 19 Do you have a car that you use regularly?1 No 2 Yes

15.Column 20 How often do you go to town? 1. Almost every day 2.3 or 4 times a week 3.1 or 2 times a month 4.2 or 3 times a month 5.Once a month 6.2 or 3 times a year 7.Seldom or never

16.Column 21 How many times have you been in a big city 1.Rarely 2.Often 3.Regularly

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17. Column22and23 Which of the following kinds of news interests you most 1. Religious 2. Sports 3.Your county or community 4.National 5. World Events

18. Column 24 How many years of formal education do you have? 1. None 2. 1 to 5years 3. 6to8years 4. 9to 10 years 5. High School 6. Some College 7. College

19. Column25 Type of Speaker I., Rustic 2. Modern 3.Cultured

20.Columns26and27 Sequence of state 01 - 13

85 APPENDIX E

CHARACTERISTICS OF PARTICIPANTS QUESTIONNAIRE

86 Appalachian Adult Basic Education Demonstration Center Morehead State University

SOME CHARACTERISTICS OF PARTICIPANTS OF THE DIALECT SURVEY OF APPALACHIAN REGION

Name Age Sex M F

1. Do you visit or talk with anyone in this neighborhood fairly 'often and regularly?

1. No 2. Yes If YES. Name the three or four with whom you talk or visit most often. Persons Visited Code Sequence

0 None

1 One

2 Two

3 Three

4 Four or more 2.About how often do you have such talks or visits?

1. once a month or less 2. more than once a month,but less than every two weeks 3. once every two weeks tofour days 4. every two or three days 5. every day 3.Are you presently employed or unemployed?

1. Unemployed 2. Employed If EMPLOYED: What is your present occupation?

76 87 77 Who is your present employer?

How many hours per week do you spend at this occupation?

2. 01 - 09 3. 10 - 19 4. 20 - 29 5. 30 - 39 6. 40 - 49 7. Over 50

4. Last year, did you get any income from:(Read list below).

1. Farming 2. Unemployed Fathers (Work Experience Training) 3. Aid to Dependent Children 4. Public Assistance 5. Government pensions 6. Your job 7. Other (specify) 8. Any combination of a 1 and a 3 (Be sure to check each one mentioned).

5. What was your total family income last year?

01 0- 249 (a) 13 3000-3249 (m) 02 250- 499 (b) 14 3250-3499 (n) 03 500- 749 (c) 15 3500-3749 (o) 04 750- 999 (d) 16 3750-3999 (p) 05 1000-1249 (e) 17 4000-4249 (q) 06 1250-1499 (f 18 4250-4499 (r) 07 1500-1749 (0) 19 4500-4749 (s) 08 1750-1999 (h) 20 4750-4999 (t) 09 2000-2249 (i) 21 5000-5249 (u) 10 2250-2499 (j) 22 5250-5499 (v) 11 2500-2749 (k) 23 5500-5749 (w) 12 2750-2999 (1) 24 5750-5999 (x) 25 Over - 6000(y) 6. Do you take any newspapers, or does anyone in the family read newspapers and tell you what they read? Take one or more What papers and/or where published

2. Don't take one, but (Specify neighbor, member of family, etc) reads 88 one regularly and tells me about it. 78 What paper? Do not see any paper.

If respondent TAKES A PAPER, ask: Do you read the newspaper fairly regularly?

1. No 2. Yes (Check "Yes" here if respondent takes and reads more than one paper regularly. 3. IF YES: What parts of the newspaper do you usually read?

7. Do you have a radio that is in working order? 1. No 2. Yes IF YES: What are your favorite programs?

7a. How many hours a week would you say you spend listening to the radio? Hours 8. Do you have a TV set that is in working order, or do you see someone else's TV regularly?

1. None 2. TV in home How long have you owned a TV set? 3. See someone else's TV regularly IF SO: Where do you watch it (neighbor, relative, etc.) ? 8a.Does anyone else in your family watch it?

1. No 2. Yes IF YES: Who?

IF TV IN HOME OR WATCH SOMEONE ELSE'S What are your favorite programs? 9. Do you take any magazines, or does anyone in the family read magazines regularly and tell you about them?

1. Take Magazines 2. Check only if respondent takes and reads more than one magazine Names of magazines: 3. Don't take magazines, but reads them and tells me about them. 4. Don't take magazines and seldom or never see them. 29 79

10. Do you have a car that you use regularly? 1. Yes, car in family 2. No car but have regular use of someone else's car.

10b.IF USE SOMEONE ELSE'S CAR: How often do you use someone else's car?

11. How often do you go to town? 1. Almost every day 2. 3 or 4 times a week 3. 1 or 2 times a week 4. 2 or 3 times a month 5. Once a month 6. 2 or 3 times a year 7, Seldom or never

12. How many times have you been in a big city?

1. Number of times 2. Name of City

13. Which one of the following kinds of news interests you most? (Please check only one.)

1. Religious 2. Sports 3 Your county or community 4. National 5. World Events

14. How many years of formal education do you have?

1. None 2. 1 to 5 years 3. 6 to 8 years 4. 9 to 10 years 5. High School 6. Some college 7. College

90 ALPHABETIZED WORD FREQUENCY LIST

91 ALPHABETIZED WORD FREQUENCY LIST

WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

00 1 5WORK 1 OAT 1 68 1 os 1 6 3 10 2 6AND 1 11 TH 1 7 2 125 2 7BOOKS 1 12 1 7FOR 1 12 TH 1 8 1 16 1 8AMILY 1 16 YEARS 1 80TORCYCLE 1 175 1 8PEOPT,F, 1 17 1 8YOU 1 1850 1 91N 1 18 1 9THERE 1 1928 2 '50 1 vvE 1931 1 1 1935 4 154 1945 1 AM 1 1947 1 EM 1 1960 2 I 1 1970 1 LEVENTH 1 19 AN 30 'S 1 A 1 1 19 AN 67 1 A 10,321 19 AND 40 1 A ANP 1 19AN 35 1 A B C 1 10TH 1 A B E 5 20 2 A BATTLIN 1 22 1 A BEEN 1 23 1 A BEIN 1 24 1 A BIG LOAD NOW OF PI 1 25 2 A BIRD 1 2 12 A BIT 7 30 1 A BIT IN 1 31 2 A BIT MORE 1 3 7 A BIT OF 1 3 RD 1 A BOAT 1 3UT 1 Al BULLDOZIN MACHINE 1 4 2 A BUNCH 2 4 H 1 A CALLIN 1 40UNG 1 A COLLEGE 1 4UNITED 1 At COME 2 52 1 A COMIN 2 5 1 A COMMIN 1 SQUIRRELS 1 A COUPLE 1

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WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

A COUPLE A 1 A LAY 1 A COUPLE ACRES 1 A LAYIN 1 A COUPTE ALREADY 1 A LEARN IN 1 A COUPLE YEARS 1' A LITTLE 2 A COURSE A LITTLE BIT 5 A DOIN 2 A LITTLE BIT ABOVE 1 A E A 1 A LITTLE HARDER 1 A E P 5 A LITTLE KINDA 1 A ELEVEN 1 A LITTLE WHILE 1 A FAIR AMOUNT 1 A LIVIN 4 A FALLING 1 A LIVING 1 A FAR CRY 1 A LIVING ROOM 1 A FELL LIKE 1 A LOAD 1 A FELLER 1 A LONG WAYS 1 A FEW TIMES 1 A LOT. 43 A FIRE 1 A LOT A 2 A FISHIN 1 A LOT A DIFFERENT 1 A FOX HINTIN 1 A LOT A TIMES 1 A FUNERALS 1 A LOT BETTER OFF 1 A GETTIN 1 A LOT MORE 3: A GOIN 2 A LOT OF 3 A GOIN ON AFTER 1 A LOT OF TIMES 1 A GOING 1 A LOT OF TIMES THEY 1 A GOOD 1 A LOTA 1 A GOOD BIT 3 A LOTTA 1 A GOOD EAL 1 A MAKIN 1 A GOOD MANY 5 A MAKING 2 A GOODIN 2 A MATTER 1 A GOT OUT AND WENT 1 AMR 1 A GROUP 1 A NIGHT 1 A HAD 2 A ONE 1 A HALF 1 A PART 1 A HALF A EDUCATION 1 A PASSED 2 A HANDLIN 1 A PATIENT 1 A HOG FELLER 2 A PENCHIN 1 A HOLD 1 A PIECE 1 A HOLD OF 1 A PLACE 1 A HUNDRED 1 A RAININ 1 A HURTIN YA 2 A READY 1 A JOGGIN 1 A REAL RURAL 1 A KIDDLIN 1 A REST 1 A KIND OF COUNCIL 1 A RIDIN 1 A KNOWN 1 A RIGHT SMART 2 A LAT 1 A RUNNIN 1

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WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

A S 10 ABERDINE 13 A S ON EVERYTHING 1 ABILITY 11 A SCHOOLIN 1 ABIT 2 A SEASONAL 1 ABLE 134 A SEE MOVIE 1 ABLICAL DAVID 1 A SHORT WORD 1 ABNER 1 A SICK 1 ABNORMAL 1 A SIGHT 1 ABOLISH 1 A STANDIN 1 ABOLISHING 1 A STUFF 1 ABOUT 1,975 A SUNDAY 1 ABOUT A HALF A 1 A TA LODGE 1 ABOUT ALL 3 A TALL 11 ABOUT AS 1 A THANKS 2 ABOUT AU 1 A THAT 2 ABOUT GOT 1 A THEN 1 ABOUT HOW 1 A THIS 1 ABOUT IT 1 A TIME 1 ABOUT MAYBE 1 A TO Z 1 ABOUT TA 1 A TRAIN 2 ABOUT THE STORY ABOU 1 A USIN 1 ABOUT THREE 1 A WARE 1 ABOUTS 1 A WAY 1 ABOVE 32 A WAYS 1 ABRAHAM 4 A WHILE 7 ABROAD 4 A WHILE AGO 1 ABSENCE 1 A WHILE BACK 1 ABSENT 3 A WHOTE BIG 1 ABSENTEE 1 A WHOLE BUNCH 2 ABSENTEES 2 A WHOLE LOT 1 ABSOLUTELY 12 A WORKIN 5 ABSOLUTLY 1 A WORKING AT DOIN 1 ABSOLUTLYLY 1 A YEAR TWO YEARS 1 ABSORBED 2 AA 2 ABSORBS 2 AABEDC 1 ABUSE 1 AAGAZINE 1 ABUSED 1 AARON BURR 1 ABUSES 3 AB 2 ACADEMIC 8 ABANDONED 2 ACADEMICALLY 2 ABASSADOR 1 ACADENICLY 2 ABC 4 ACADEMY 17 ABE 35 ACAPULCO 1 ABERDEAN 2 ACC 1 ABERDEEN 11 ACCASIONALY 1 ABERDEENSAT 1 ACCELERATED 10

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WORD FRELUEL11 WORD

ACCENT 10 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 2 ACCENTS 4 AC ICREE 1 ACCEPT 26 ACO LAS 1 ACCEPTABLE 2 ACOMIN 1 ACCEPTANCE 1 ACOUNT A 1 ACCEPTED 23 ;LCOUNTA 1 ACCEPTING 2 ACOUPLE 1 ACCEPTS 1 ACQUAINT 3 ACCESS 7 ACQUAINTANCE 1 AC CES SCR 1 ACQUAINTANCES 2 ACCIDENT 19 ACQUAINTED 6 ACC IDENT:E AL 1 AC QUIRE 1 ACC I DENTS 6 ACQUIRED 2 ACCOMODATE 1 ACRE 11 ACCOMPANIED 1 ACREA 1 ACCOMPLISH 5 ACREDITED 1 ACCOMPLISHED 5 ACRES 45 ACCOMPLISHING 1 AC RON 2 ACCOMPLISHMENT 5 ACROSS 70 AC COMPLISING 1 AC RO S SED 1 AC CORDIN 8 AC ROST 6 ACCORDING 18 ACT 17 ACCOUNT 13 ACTALY 1 ACC OUNTA 2 ACTED 1 ACCOUNTED 1 ACTING 2 ACCOUNTING 1 ACTION 15 ACCOUNTS 1 ACTIONS 2 ACCREDITATION 1 ACTIVATE 1 ACCREDITED 9 ACTIVATED 1 AC CUMIT I VE 1 ACTIVE 21 ACCUMULATE 1 ACTIVITIES 19 ACCURACY 1 ACTIVITY 6 1 ACCURATE 2 ACTOR 1 ACCUSED 2 ACTORS 1 ACCUSTOMED 4 ACTS 2 ACEDEMIC 1 ACTUAL 3 ACEDIMICALLY 2 ACTUALITY 1 AC EEDEMIC 1 ACTUALLY 127 ACES 1 ACUTE 1 ACHIEVE 3 AD 1 ACHIEVED 3 ADAPT 1 ACHIEVEMENT 7 ADAPTS 1 ACID 6 ADD 8 ACKERMAN 3 ADDED 11

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WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

ADDED UP 1 ADORE 1 ADDER 1 ADRLTNDO US 1 ADDICT 1 ADS 3 ADDICTED 1 ADULD 1 ADDICTION 1 ADULT 174 ADDIN 3 ADULT EDUCATION 2 ADDING 6 ADULTS 4,2 ADDIS ON 1 ADVANCE 6 ADDITION 10 ADVANCED 14 ADDITIONAL 5 ADVANCEMENT 5 ADDRESS 1 ADVANCES 2 ADDRESSES 1 ADVANTAGE 18 ADELE 2 ADVANTAGED 1 ADEQUATE 3 ADVANTAGES 7 ADIN 1 ADVENT 1 ADIRONDACKS 1 ADVENTURESOME 1 ADJOING 1 ADVERSE 1 ADJOINING 4 ADVERTISE 1 ADJUST 9 ADVERTISE EM 1 ADJUSTED 4 ADVERTISED 4 ADJUSTING 2 ADVERTISEMENT 1 ADJUSTMENT 2 ADVERTISING 8 ADJUSTOR 1 ADVERT IZEDENT 1 ADKINS 2 ADVERT I Z IN 1 ADM IN IS TRATERS 1 ADVICE 4 ADMINISTRATION 17 ADVISE 1 ADMINISTRATIVE 7 ADVISED 1 ADMINISTRATOR 2 ADVISING 1 ADMINISTRATORS 1 ADVISOR 6 ADMIRAL 1 ADVISORS 1 ADMIRE 1 ADVOCATE 2 ADMIRED 1 ADVOCATED 1 ADMISSION 1 AEH 1 ADMISSIONS 3 AFAR 1 AFDC U 1 ADMIT , 9 ADMITS 4,2 AFELLER 1 ADMITTED 3 AFFAIR 6 ADOLESCENT 1 AFFAIRS 3 ADOLE SENT 1 AFFECT 8 ADOLPH 1 AFFECTED 4 ADOPT 4 AFFECTION 1 ADOPTED 7 AFFECTIVE 2 ADOPTING 1 AFFECTS 4 ADOPTION 1 AFFILIATE 1

96 86 FREQUENCY FREQUENCY WORD

AGING ON 1 AFFILIATED 5 1 16 AGINSTT AFFIRMATIVE 1 1 AGITATORS AFFLUENCY AGKINS 4 AFFLUENT 3 AGNEW 2 AFFOOLIATED 1 AGO 237 AFFORD 33 8 1 AGOIN AFFORDED 1 2 AGOOD AFFORT 1 1 AGREABLE AFFUENT 15 1 AGREE AFLCIO AGREEABLE 1 AFOR 1 8 3 AGREED AFORE AGREED VERY WELL 1 AFRAID 1 6 63 AGREEMENT AFRAID AGREEMENTS 1 AFRICA 8 1 1 AGRESSOR AFRICANS 2 1 AGRICULTURAL AFRO 14 50; AGRICULTURE AFTER 1 1 AH AFTER AWHILE 1 1 AH A WEEK AFTERALL 1 33 AH I AFTERNOON AH I I VE 1 AFTERNOONS 4 1 1 AH IT S AFTERR AH NO 1 AFTERWARD 1 AH NOW 1 AFTERWARDS 5 1 3 AH REALLY AG AH UM I 1 AGAIN 149 1 1 AH YES AGAIN TOO 1 49 AHALF AGAINST AHEAD 44 AGE 85 1 1 AHEAD A TIME AGED 1 1 AHEAD YOUKNOW AGELESS 1 17 AHENHE AGENCIES AHIT 1 AGENCY 6 AHOLD 1 AGENT 5 19 9 AID AGES AIDE 5 AGETTIN 1 AIDES 4 AGGITATORS 1 AIDS 7 AGGRAVATED 1 4 1 AIM AGGRAVATING 1 2 AIMED AGGRESSIVE :2 1 AIMIN AGGREVATION AIMIN TO GO 1 AGGRIVATION 1 I 2 AIMING AGGS AIMS AGIN 4

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WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

AIN'T 41 AL TOONIA 1 AIN'T A 1 ALABAMA 54 AIN'T BEEN 1 ALABAMA S 2 AIN'T GOT 1 ALABMA 1 AIN'T GOT NO 2 ALARM 1 AIN 1 ALASKA 6 AIN T 81 ALBANY 1 AIN T A 2 ALBER 1 AIN T GONNA 2 ALBERT 2 AIN T GOT 4 ALBERT DRURY 1 AIN T GOT NO 1 ALBERTSON 1

AIN T IT 24 ALBERTURKEY 1 AIN T NO 4 ALBINS 1 AIN T THERE 1 ALBURN 2 AIN T THEYL -i ALCAN 1 AIN T YELL HE FIT 1 ALCO 1 AIN TOOT 1 ALCOA 1 AINT GOT 1 ALCOHOL 21 AIR 139 ALCOHOLIC 9 AIR CONDITIONED u.1 ALCOHOLICS 4 AIR CONDITIONER 1 ALCORN 1 AIR CONDITIONERS 1 ALERT 2 AIR CONDITIONING 1 ALEVEN 1 AIR FORCE 3 ALEXANDER 1 AIR FORCE BASE 1 ALEXANDRA 1 AIR HEADS 1 ALEXANDRIA 3 AIRAL 1 ALFALFA 1 AIRANAUTICAL 1 ALFAN 1 AIRBORNE 1 ALFRED 2 AIRBORNS 1 ALFUL 8 AIRCONDITION1NG 1 ALFUL GOOD 1 AIRCRAFT 2 ALFUL_ LOT 1 AIRFORCE 2 ALFUL LOT WELL 3 AIRLINE 1 ALFULEST 1 AIROMATIC 1' ALFULLY LOT 1 AIROUS 1 ALGEBRA 11 AIRPLANE 6 ALIENING 1 AIRPORT 4 ALIKE 7 AIRS 1 ALIITLE 1 AIRWAYS 1 ALITTLE 1 AISLE 1 ALITUDE 1 AKAY 1 ALIVE 6 AKRON 1 ALIVIN 4 AKT 1 ALL 2,056 AL 4 ALL AMERICAN 1

98 88

WORD FREQUENCY WORD, FREQUENCY

ALL AROUND 2 ALL TO 1 ALL AWAY 1 ALL WAS 2 ALL CAUSE ALL WAY AROUND 3 ALL CONSIDER 1 ALL WAY THREW 1 ALL DAY LONG ALL WENT 1 ALL DEPENDS 2 ALL WOULD 1 ALL EVERYTHING 2 ALL WRONG 1 ALL EXCEPT 1 ALL YOU KNOW 1 ALL FILTPD 1 ALLA 1 ALL GOT 1 ALLANTA 1 ALL HERE 1 ALLEGHENY 12 ALL HES 1 ALLEN 6 ALL IN 3 ALLEN GROVE 1 ALL IN ALL 1 ALLEVIATE 1 ALL IT IS A PERSON 1 ALLEY 6 ALL LIKE AT 2 ALLEYS 1 ALL MORE 1 ALLIANCE 3 ALL MOS 1 ALLICATED 1 ALL MOST L. ALLIED 1 ALL MYSELF 1 ALLIGATOR THOUGH 1 ALL NIGHT WITH 1 ALLIGATORS 1 ALL OF THE WHOL 1 ALL-STARS 1 ALL ON 1 ALLOTED 2 ALL OUT 1 ALLOVER 1 ALL OVER 1 ALLOW 5 ALL OVER EVERYWHERE ALLOWANCE 1 ALL OVER YOUR 1 ALLOWED 44 ALL PASSED AWAY a ALLOWS 2 ALL PRETTY GOOD 1 ALLSTRAYA 3 ALL RIGHT 2 ALLSTRAYA 3 ALL SORTS 1 ALL THREW 2 ALL SPLIT UP 1 ALM 1 ALL THAT 3 ALMA -4 ALL THAT THURSDAY 1 ALMA HENSON 1 ALL THE 1 ALMANAC 1 ALL THE HOUSE 1 ALMIRA 2 ALL THE TIME 1 ALMOST 127 ALL THE WAY FROM a. ALMOST IN ANY 1 ALL THE WAY UP 1 ALMOST IS 1 ALL THE WORKS 1 ALONE 19 ALL THERE 1 ALONG 168 ALL THESE 2 ALONG ABOUT 4 ALL THIS 2 ALONG SIDE 1 ALL THREW 1 ALONG THERE 1 ALL THRU 1 ALONG YOU KNOW 1 ALL TIME 2 ALOT 78

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ANTIQUE 5 , APEAL 1 ANTIQUES 1 APEICE 2 ANTISIPATING ON 1 APENICITIS 1 0 APIECE ANUAL .) AN WAY 1 APOLOGIZE 1 ANWE 1 APOPKA 1 ANXIOUS 9 APPALACHIA 11 ANY 670 APPALACHIAN 1 ANY AMOUNT A 1 APPARENTLY 8 ANY MORE 3 APPART 1 ANY PLACE 3 APPAULED 1 ANY TIME HARDLY 1 APPEAL 5 ANY TOO MUCH APPEALED 2 ANY WAY 0 APPEALING 1 ANY WHERE 2 APPEAR ANYBIDY 1 APPEARED 1 ANYBODY 100 APPEARENCE 1 ANYBODY GROWN 1 APPEARS 1 ANYBODY S 1 APPENDIX 1 ANYBODYS 7 APPETITE 1 ANYHOW 8 APPICAID 1 ANYKIND 3 APPLACHIAN 3 ANYMORE 72 APPLE 13 ANYONE 4o APPLE BUTTER 1 ANYOTHER 1 APPLEJACK 2 ANYPLACE 16 APPLES 20 ANYTHANG 37 APPLESAUCE 2 ANYTHIN 3 APPLIANCE 3

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APPLICANTS 1 AREN T 16 APPLICATION 12 AREN T YOU 1 APPLICATIONS 5 ARENA 2 APPLIED 10 ARENAS 1 APPLY 11 ARENT 1 APPLYING 1 ARGENTINA 1 APPOINT 1 AGRICULTURAL 3 APPOINTED 5 AGRICULTURE 3 APPOINTMENT 2 ARGUE 6 APPRECIABLE 1 ARGUED 2 APPRECIATE 21 ARGUEMENT 1 APPRECIATED 2 ARGUEMENTS 2 APPRECIATION 1 ARGUMENT 5 APPREHEND I VE 1 ARHB 1 APPRENTICE 2 AR NNE 1 " APPROACH 3 ARINGTON J. APPROPRIATED 1 ARISEN 1 APPROPRIATION 1'' ARISES 1 APPROVAL 1 AR ITHAMETIC 1 APPROVE 3 AR I THMENT I C 1 APPROX IAME 1 ARITHMETIC 24 APPROXIMATELY 29 ARIZONA 6 APPROXIMATLLY .1 ARK 2 APPTIT UDE 1 ARKANSAS 5 APRIL 50 ARKCO 1 APTITUDE 1 ARK() 1 AR 2 ARLIE 3 AR KIND OF 1 ARLINGTON 1 ARAB 5 ARM 10 ARABIAN 1 ARMCO 1 ARBITRAILY 1 ARMED 2 ARCH 2 ARMER 1 ARCH S 1 ARMORY 1 ARCHITECT 1 ARMPIT 1 ARCHITECTURE 1 ARMS 8 ARE 1,253 ARMY 70 ARE AT 1 A RMYLAN D 1 ARE BEING 1 ARNET 3 ARE BUT 1 ARNETT 3 ARE COMIN 1 ARNETTA 1 AREA 236 AROUD 1 AREAIL 1 ARO UN 1 AREAS 52 AROUND 575 AREAS IS 1 AROUND ABOUT 2 AREN'T 9 AROUND AN 1

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ASPECTS 4 AT IN A SMALL 1 ASPIRIN 6 AT IT 1 AS SEM 1 AT LEAST 1 ASSEMBLE 1 AT LL 2 ASSEMBLY 2 AT NOW 1 ASSERT 1 AT NUMBER 2 ASSET 4 AT S 27 ASSETS 2 AT S BEEN 1 ASSHAMED 1 AT SO 1 ASSIGN 3 AT THE . 1 ASSIGNED 16 AT THE START 1 ASSIGNMENT 6 AT THERE MYSELF BUT 2 ASSIGNMENTS 2 AT WADN 'T 1 ASSIMILATED 1 AT WHERE 1 ASSIST 2 AT YA 1

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ATTACK 23 AU BLUE 1 ATTACKED 1 AU BOUGHT 1 ATTAIN 2 AU BUT TA 1 ATTAINING 1 AU BUYIN 1 ATTAL 4 AU CEA 1 ATTEMPING 1 AU CEMETARY 1 ATTEMPT 7 AU CLEAN IN 1 ATTEMPTED 2 AU COURSE 1 ATTEMPTING 1 AU FEW 1 ATTEND 40 AU FIRST 1 ATTENDANCE 17 AU FOURTH 1 ATTENDANT 2 AU GONNA 1 ATTENDED 32 AU HE THIS AU HES 1 ATTENDENCE 3 AU HELP 2 ATTENDERS 1 AU I 1 ATTENDIN 2 AU I DON T 1 ATTENDING 15 AU I FORGET 1 ATTENDION 2 AU I I 1 ATTENDS 5 AU I M 1 ATTENTION 24 AU I TELL YA THESE 1 ATTENTIVE 2 AU I VE FORGOTTEN 1 ATTER 1 AU IT 2 ATTITUDE 14 AU JOHNNY 1 ATTITUDES 10 AU JUST 1 ATTORNEY 1 AU LAWSON'S 1 ATTORNEY S 1 AU LIKE AU 1 ATTRACT 4 AU MAKE 1 ATTRACTED 1 AU MAKIN 1 ATTRACTION 5 AU MAYBE 1 ATTRACTIONS 2 AU ME 1 ATTRACTIVE 4 AU MISSED 1 ATTRIBUTE 1 AU MOST 1 ATWEEN 2 AU MRS. NAIL 1 AU 86 AU MY BROTHER IN LAW 1 AU ANOTHER 2 AU NINETY FOUR 1 AU AU HOOK 1 AU NO 1 AU AU LITTLE AU 1 AU OH YELL 1 AU AU MISSIONARY 1 AU OUR 1 AU AU RIGHT 1 AU PRIZE 1 AU AU TWO 1 AU RECOMMEND 1 AU AU WHOLE 1 AU REOGANIZED 1 AU AU YOU KNOW 1 AU SAIS 1 AU AU YOU KNOW JUST 1 AU SEE TWO 1 AU BACK ABOUT 1 AU SHRUBS 1 AU BECAUSE 1 AU SLIDE 1

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AU SOME 1 AUSTRIA 2 AU SOME OF THEM 1 AUTHENTIC 2 AU STATE 1 AUTHOR 3 AU THE 4 AUTHORITY 8 AU THE GARDEN 1 AUTHUR 1 AU THEN 1 AUTO 11 AU THERE 1 AUTOMATIC 27 AU THERE S 1 AUTOMATIC S 1 AU THEY 1 AUTOMATICALLY 7 AU THIS AU 1 AUTOMATICS 1 AU TO 1 AUTOMATION 1 AU TRACING 1 AUTOMOBILE 25 AU TRIED 1 AUTOMOBILES 12 AU WE 1 AUTOMOTIVE 1 AU WE ALWAYS 1 AUTONOMOUS 1 AU WELL 2 AUTONOMY 1 AU WELL CORCHET 1 AUTOPSY 3 AU WELL EACH 1 AUTTHOR 1 AU WELL WE 1 AUXILLARY 1

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AUGUST 22 AWARDED 1 , AUGUSTA 2 AWARDS 2

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BACTERIA 2 BALTIMORES 1 BACTERLOCOGY 1 BANANA 1 BAD 211 BANANAS 2 BAD OFF' 1 BANANNA 1 BADES 3 BAND 42 BADLY 7 BAND IT 1 BAER W ATTER 1 BANDAGED 1 BAFORE 1 BANDC HECK 1 BAG 8 BANDED 1 BAGGA.,3ES 1 BANDING 4 BAGS 15 BANDO 1 BAIL 7 BANDS 9 BA ?LING 1 BANG 1 BAILS 2 BANGEN 1 RAIN 1 BANGKOK 3 BAIT 6 BANJO 3 BAITED UP 1 BANK 28 BAIT 7 BANK IN 3 BAKED 5 BANKRUPT 1 BAITS 1 BANKS 5 BAKIN 2 BANQUET 1 EAKINS 2 BAPTISED 1 BAKIT 1 BAPTISM 1 BALANCE 3 BAPTIST 54 BALANCED 2 BAPTIST GUY BAPTIST 1 BALANCES 2 BAPTISTS 4 BALANCING 1 BAR 18 BALCONY 2 BARBECUE 2 BALE 2 BARBECUED 1 BALES 1 BARBER 3 BALITMORE 1 BARBOR 1 BALL 49 BARCELONA 1 BALL GAME 1 BARE 1 BALL GAMES 2 BAREACIE 1 BALLERINA 3 BAREFOOTED 2 BALLGAME 4 BARELY 7 BALLGAM ES 5 BARGAIN 1 BALLON 1 BARGAN 1 BALLOT 1 BARGAS 1 BALLS 7 BARGEESE 1 BALSOMS 1 BARGUS 1 BALTIMORE 15 BA.F.,i0PP IN 1 BALTIMORE E OHIO 3 BARIONS 1

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BARITONE 1 BAT 1 BARK 11 BATCH 2 BARKING 1 BATES VILLE 1 BARLEY 1 BATH 124 BAR M 1 BATHED 1 BARN 16 BATHE IHER 1 BARNER S 1 BATH IN 2 BARNS 5 BATHING 3 BARRACKS BATHROOM 10

BARRED 1 BATHROOMS 14 BARREL 2 BATHS 1 BARRELS 6 BATHTUB 1 BARRIE D 1 BAT ON ROUGE 1 BARRIER 3 BATTALION 2 BARS 18 BATTEN 1 BART 1 BATTER 3 BARTENDER 1 BATTERIES 2 BARTENDERS 2 BATTERY BARTER 4 BATTLE 12 BARTOR 1 BATTLE ING 1 BASE 16 BATTLES BASEBALL 31 BAY 3 BASEBALLS 2 BAZ ZAR 1 BASEBOARD 1 BC 1 BASED 8 BE 1,768 BASEMENT 12 BE A .5 BASES 6 BE A MOVIN 1 BASHFUL 2 BE IN BEAN 1 BAS IC 107' BE INTERESTED 1 BAS IC EDUCATION 1 BEA 1 BASICALLY 19 BEA S 1 2 BAS IC L Y BEACH ,., 27 BASICS 1 BEACH CHARLESTON 1 BAS IS 20 BEAC HER 1

BASK 1 BEACHES 14 BASKET 8 BEAC HE YS 1 BASKE TALL 1 BEADS 1 BASKET BALL 724- BEAN 12 BASKETS 7 BEAN PICKERS 3 BASS 11 BEANS 50 BASSES 1 BEAN S. COOKIT 1 BAS SET 2 BEAR 7 BASS INETT 1 BEARD 6

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BEARDS 2 BEDS 12 BEARING 2 BEDSPREAD 1 BEARINGS 1 BEDSPREADS 2 BEARS 1 BEE 2 BEAST 4 BEECH 1 BEAT 32 BEECHNUT 2 BEATEM 2 BEECHNUTS 1 BEATEN 1 BEEF 28 BEATIN 5 BEEN 1,182 BEATING 2 BEEN A REMODELIN 1 BEATS 1 BEEN DOWN 1 BEATS ME 1 BEEN GIVE 1 BEAUTICIAN 1 BEEN GONE 1 BEAUTIES 1 BEEN OUT 1 BEAUTIFICATION 1 BEEN REAL LUCKY 1 BEAUTIFUL 64- BEEN UP 1 BEAUTIFUL MEANINGFUL 1 BEENA 1 BEAUTIFULLER 1 BEER 26 BEAUTIFULLY 1 BEERS 2 BEAUTY 5 BEES 1 BEAVER 5 BEET 1 BECAME 30 BEETS 8 BEC ANSE 1 BEFALLEN 1

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BEIIN 1 BERRIES 3 BE IN 49 BERRIS 1 BE IN WHITE 1 BERRY 2 BEING 144 BERY 1 BEING EDUCATED 1 BES 1 BEING IN 1 BESIDE 12 BEINGS 1 BESIDE OF 1 BELEIVES 1 BES IDES 23 BELGIUM 2 BESIDES THIS 1 BELGIUMS 2 BEST 142 BELIEF 1 BET 13 BELIEVE 403 BET A 1 BELIEVE S 1 BET YA 1 BELIEVED 5 BET CHA 2 BELIEVES BETHEL 2 BELIEVING 1 BETHLEHAM 1 BELITTLE 1 BETHLEHEM 1 BELL , 11 BETRAY 1 BELLY 1 BETTER 28 BELONG 19 BETTER BETTER 1 BELONGED 10 BETTER HAVE 1 BELONGINGS 1 BETTER LEARNIN 2 BELONGS 9 BETTERMENT 1 BELOW 35 BETTING 2 BELT 10 BETTY 8 BEN 2 BETWEEN 86 BENCH 1 BETWEEN IN 1 BENCHED 1 BET WEENS 1 BEND 6 BEVERAGES 2 BENEFIT 12 BEWEVE 1 BENEFITED 2 BEYOND 18 BENEFITS 5 BFW 2 BENEVOLENT 1 BIBLE 21 BENIFIT 1 BICYCLE 4 BENNETT 1 BICYCLES 2 ,SENT 4 BID 4 iEREA 1 BIDDING 1 BERETS 1 BIDDY 1 BERLIN 1 BIDS BERNARD 11 BIFOCLAS 1 BERNET TE 1 BIG 501 BERNICE 1 BIG A 1

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BIG BUNCH 1 BIT OLDER 1 BIG ENS 1 BITCH 1 BIG HIGH 1 BITE 21 BIG LOT 1 BITES 3 BIG OLD 1 BITS 2 BIGGER 28 BITTY 2 BIGGEST 52 BIYS 1 BIGGIN 1 B.A. 1 BIGGINS 3 BLACK 43 BILL 29 BLACK AND BLUE 1 BILLBOARD 3 BLACK BOARD 1 BILLBOARDS 1 BLACK SNAKES 1 BILLION 1 BLACK TOP'' 1 BILLIONS 1 BLACKBERRIES 2 BILLS 13 BLECKBERRY 3 BILLY 9 BLACKBOARD 8 BILLY JOE S 1 BLACKBURG 1 BIND 3 BLACKIN 1 BINDING 1 BLACKPORT 1 BINDS 1 BLACKROCK 3 BING 1 BLACKS 5 BINGHAMTON 1 BLACKSBURG 1 BINGO 1 BLACKSMITH 3 BIOLOGICAL 2 BLACKTOP 1 BIOLOGY 7 BLADDER 1 BIRCH 1 BLADE 3 BIRD 14 BLADES OUT 1 BIRDS 10 BLAIR 1 BIRMINGHAM 15 BLAME 18 BIRMINGHAM S 1 BLAN 1 BIRTH 10 BLANK 3 BIRTH INCREASE 1 BLANKET 3 BIRTHDAY 23 BLANKETS 3 BIRTHDAY S 1 BLASER 2 BIRTHDAYS 1 BLAST 1 BISCUIT 2 BLASTED 1 BISCUITS 8 BLAZE 2 BISCUTS 3 BLAZES 1 BISHOP 1 BLEACH 1 BISQUITS 1 BLEACHED 1 BIT 191 BLEEDIN 2 BIT OF HELP 1 BLENDS 1

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BLESSED 2 BLUE. BELL WALKEL :1 BLEST 1 BLUE CATS 2 1 BLEW 3 BLUE EYED BLEW THAT RIGHT 1 BLUE RIDGE 1 BLI EVE 1 BLUECATS 1 BLIGHT 1 BLUEGRASS 3 BLIND 13 BLUES 2 BLINDNESS 3 BLUFF 2 BLINDS 1 BLUNDERS 1 BLISS 1 BO 21 BLISTER 2 BOA 1 BL IVE 1 BOAR 1 BLOCK 19 BOARD 51 BLOCKED 1 BOARDED 1 1 BLOCKING 3 B OA RDEN BLOC KS 22 BOARDERS 1 BLOND 3 B OARD IN 3 BLONDE 2 BOARDING 1 BLONDS 2 BOARDS 12 BLOOD 25 BOAS 2 BLOODED 3 BOAT 32 BLOODSHOT 1 BOAT IN 1 BLOODY 1 BOATING 3 BLOOM 1 BOATS 4 BLOOMED 1 B OA Z 1 BLOOMIN 3 BOB 9 BLOOMS 1 BOBBIE 1 BLOUCE 1 BOBBY 7 BLOUSE 2 BOBBY BROOKS 1 BLOUSES 2 BOBCAT 2 BLOW 11 BOBO 2 BLOW OUT 1 BODAC I 0 USLY 2 BLO WED 8 BODIES 2 BLOWED UP 1 BODILY 2 BLOWEN 1 BODY 53 BLOWERS 1 BODY S 1 BLO WIN 2 BOGGED 2 1 BLOWING 3 BOGWEST BLOWN 5 BOIL 6 BLOWS 4 BOILER 3 BLUE 25 BOITRR MAKERS 2 BLUE BELL WALKE 1 BOILERS 2

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BO ILIN 1 BOOS E 1 BOLDER 2 BOOST 1 BOLL 1 BOOSTED 1 BOLONGY 1 BOOT 8 BOLON IE 2 BOOTH 3 BOLTS 1 BOOTHS 1 BOMB 4 BOOTIES 1 BOMBED 4 BOOTLEG 1 BOMBER 1 BOOTON 1 BOMBERS 2 BOOTS 6 BOMBS 2 BOOZE 2 BOND 6 BORDER 2 BONDED 1 BORDERED 1 BONDIES 1 BORDERING 3 BONDO 5 BORDERLINE 1 BONDS 2 BORDERLLINES 1 BONE 8 BORDERS 1

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BOTTLES 9 BOX THAT LOOKS 1 BOTTLIN 1 BOXCAR 1 BOTTLING 2 BOXED 2 BOTTOM 29 BOXER 2 BOTTOMS 4 BOXES 4 BOUGHT 117 BOXING 1 BOUGHT ME 1 BOX INGS 1 BOUGHT TAL 2 BOY'S 2 BOUGHTA 1 BOY 269 BOULDER 2 BOY AT 1 BOUNC 1 BOY S 6 BOUNCE 3 BOY THEY GONNA 2 BOUNCERS 2 BOY WE 1 BOUND 9 BOYFRIEND 3 BOUND TO COME 1 BOYFRIENDS 3 BOUNDRY 1 BOYLE 1 BOUNDS 1 BOYS 208 BOUNTY 2 BRAADCHES TER 1 BO US 1 BRACKEN 3 BOUT 332 BRADLEY 1 BOUT GROWN 1 BRAG 3 BOUT HIM BEING DEAD 1 BRAGGIN 2 BOUT NEARLY 1 BRAGGING 1 BOUT OFF 2 BRAID 3 BOUT THREE 1 BRAIN 16 BOUTA 1 BRAIN LL 1 BOUY 1 BRAINS 1 BOW 8 BRAKE 4 BO WEEVIL 2 BRANCH 14 BOWEEVILS 1 BRANCHED 1 BOWELS 1 BRANCHES 3 BOWL 21 BRAND 17 BOWLED 2 BRAND NEW 1 BOWLIN 2 BRANDS 2 BOWLING 16 BRANG 7 BOWLS 1 BRANGING 1 BOWMAN 1 BRANST ON 3 BOWS 3 BRASE 1 BOWVEST 1 BRASS 2 BOWWEST 1 BRAT 1 BOX 26 BRAVE 1 BOX FULL 1 BRAZIL 1

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BREAD 18 BRILLANT 1 BREADS 2 BRILLIANT 3 BREAK 24 BRIM 1 BREAKABLE 1 BRIMS 2 BREAKDOWN 2 BRINE 1 BREADFAST 25 BRING 92 BREADIN 2 BRING EM 1 BREAKING 4 BRING ME ON OVER 2 BREAKMAN 1 BRIUGEM 2 BREAKS 9 BRINGING 5 BREAST 2 BRINGS 23 BREASTED 2 BRISON 2 BREATH 6 BRISTOL 4 BREATHE 4 BRITAIN 1 BREATHIN 1 BRITISH 7 BREATHING 2 BRITON 1 BRECKINRIDGE 1 BROAD 6 BRED 3 BROADCAST 1 BREEDEM 1 BROADCASTERS 1 BREEDIN 1 BROADCASTS 1 BREEZE 1 BROADEST 1 BRENDA 1 BROADWAY 2 BRENDAS 1 BROCHURE 1 BRETHREN 2 BROCK 2 BREW 2 BROGUE 1 BREWER 3 BROIL 2 BRIARS 1 BROKE 26 BRICK 32 BROKE OUT 1 BRICK LL 1 BROKEN 20 BRICKS 3 BROKEN UP 1 BRIDAL 1 BRONCHIS 1 BRIDGE 1 BRONCHITIS 1 BRIDG ED 1 BRONCHITUS 1 BRIDGE 23 BRONSEN 2 BRIDGE OVER 1 BRONZE 1 BRIDGE YOU KNOW 1 BROOK 2 BRIDGES 3 BROOKHAVEN 2 BRIDLE 2 BROOKS 2 BRIEF 5 BROOM 4 BRIEFIN 1 BROTH 1 BRIEFLY 1 BROTHER 192 BRIGHT 7 BROTHER HE 2 BRIGHTER 1 BROTHER IN LAW 9

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BROTHER IN LAWS 2 BUDDHA 1 BROTHER S 3 BUDDIES 8 BROTHERHOOD 1 BUDGET 8 BROTHER -IN -LAW 6 BUDGET IN 1 BROTHER -IN -LANS 1 BUDGETING 3 B ROTHE RlIN1LAW 1 BUDIES 1 BROTHERS 98 BU DINE 1 BR OUGH 2 BUDS 1 BR OUGHT 59 BUDWIES ER 1 BROUGHT HER 1 BUFF 1 BROUGHT UP 1 BUFFALO 7 BR OWN 30 BUFFED 1 BROWNIES 2 BUG 4 BR OWN INGS 1 BUG ABOO 1 BROWNS 2 BUG LL 1 BRUCE ° S 5 BUGAL 00 1 BRUCE 9 BUGGIES 2 BRUINS 1 BUGGY 13 BRUISE 2 BUGLAR 1 BRUISED 1 BUGS 9 BRUNG 3 BUILD 67 BRUSH 11 BUILD UP 2 BRUSH UP 1 BUILDEN 1 BRUSH UP ON 1 BUILDER 2 BRUSHES 1 BUILDERS 1 BRUSH IN 1 BUILDIN 31 BRUSHIN UP 1 BUILDING 95 BRUTHER 1' BUILDING CONTRACT IN 1 BRYSON 1 BUILDINGS 36 BS 3 BUILDS 7 BSA 2 BUILT 116 BS U 1 BUILT HER 1 BUBBLE GUM 1 BUILT IN 2 BUCHWALD 1 BUILT UP 2 BUCK 1 BUILTEM 1 BUCKET 19 BUILT-IN 1 BUCKETS 5 BUL 1 BUCKFEED 1 BULBS 2 BUCKLIN 1 BULGE 2 BUCKNELLE 2 BULK 2 BUCKS 2 BULLDOZER 2 BUCKSHOT 2 BULLDOZERS 1 BUCKWHEAT 4 BULLET 1 BUD 5 BULLET IN 1

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FADED 1 FAMLIES' 1 FADRAKE 4 FAMOUS 11 FADS 1 FAN 12 FAIL 6 FANATIC 2 FAILED 13 FANCINESS 1 FAILIN 1 FANCY 10 FAILING 2 FANGER 1 FAILS 4 FANGERS 1 FAILURE 4 FANNIN 1 F kII"RES 1 FANNY 1 FAI NI ED 3 FANNY LOU GRITMAN 1 FAIR 40 FANS 6 FAIR HEADED 1 FANTASIES 1 FAIRBORN 1 FANTASTIC 6 FA IRDALE 1 FANTASTICALLY 1 FAIREST 1 FAR 216 FAIRGROUND 3 FAR AS 1 FAIRGROUNDS 1 FAR AS I CAN RECOLEC 1 FAIRLAND 2 FAR REACHING 1 FAIIILANES 1 FARCE 1 FAIRLY 28 FARE 2 FAIRMONT 5 FAREST 1 FAIRS 2 FARM 164 FAIRVIEW 1 FARM YA KNOW 1 FAIRY 1 FARM YOU KNOW 1 FAITH 6 FARMED 16 FAKE 1 FARMER 12 FALCON 1 FARMERS 19 FALL 82 FARMIN 19 FALLBURK 1 FARMING 28 FALLEN 3 FARMING S 1 FALLIN 4 FARMS 28 FALLING 1 FARMS IDE 1 FALLS 31 FARMSTEAD 1 FALSE 1 FARS 2

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FARTHER 8 FEBRUARY 24 FART HEREST 1 FEB URARY 1 FARTHEST 1 FED 7 FASCINATED 4 FED EM 1 FASCINATING 4 FEDERAL 45 FASCINATION 1 FEEBLE 1 FASHION 4 FEED 43 FASHIONABLE 1 FEED BACK 1 FASHIONED 4 FEEDED 1 FAST 44 FEED IN 1 FASTER 12 FEEDING 3 FASTEST 2 FEEDS 7 FAT 7 FEEL 179 FATAL 2 FEEL HARD 1 FATHER ' S 1 FEEL IN 9 FATHER 132 FEELING 26 FATHER IN LAW 8 FEELINGS 9 FATHER S 4 FEEL INS 2 FATHERS 16 FEELS 14 FATIGUES 1 BEET 54 FATTEN 3 BEET HIGH 1 FATTENING 1 FELL 30 FAUCET 1 FELLA 13 FAUCETS 2 FELL AS 1 FAULT 4 FELLER 24 FAVOR 6 FELLER DOWN HERE 3 FAVORABLY 1 FELLERS 1 FAVORED 2 FELLING 1 FAVORING 1 FELLOW 31 FAVORITE 8 FELLOW HE 1 FAVORITES 1 FELLOWS 12 FAY 1 FELLOWSHIP 7 FAYETTE 3 FELONY 2 FAYETTEVILLE 6 FELT 67 FBI 1 FELT EM 1 FEAR 5 FELT LIKE 2 FEARED 2 FELT LIKE THAT 1 FEASIBILITY 1 FEMALE 2 FEATHER 1 FEMALES 1 FEATHERBEDS 1 FEMININE 1 FEATHERS 3 FEMIN IT Y 1 FEATURE 2 FENCE 13 FEATURES 3 FENCED 2

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FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY WORD

FENCES 3 FIELD 82 1 FENDER 4 FIELDER 1 FENDERS 1 FIELDERS 17 FER 295 FIELDS 1 FER G IT 1 F IEN FER RUSH 1 FIF 1 1 FE RER 1 FI FT FER GET 2 FIFTEEN 145 1 FERG IT 1 FIFTEEN TWENTY FERGUSON 1 FIFTEENTH 16 FERMAN 1 FIFTH 38 FERMENTED 1 FIFTIES 4 1 FERMENTS 2 FIFTIETH FERN ANDO 1 FIFTY 196 FEROCIOUS 1 FIFTY EIGHT 7 FERTILE 1 FIFTY FIVE 4 2 FERTILIZE 3 FIFTY FOUR FERTILIZER 12 FIFTY NINE 18 FESTIVITIES 1 FIFTY ONE 4 FETCH 1 FIFTY SEVEN 4 FETCHED 2 FIFTY SIX 4 FEUDAL 1 FIFTY THREE 3 FEUDALISM 2 FF IT Y TWO 5 2 FEUR 1 FIFTY TWO YOUNG 1 FE VEIGNERS 1 FIFTY-EIGHT 10 FEVER 3 FIFTY -FIVE FEVERS 1 FIFTY -FOUR 1 FEW 249 FIFTY-NINE 4 FE W YEARS 2 FIFTY -ONE 3 FIFTY -THREE 1 FEWER '3 2 FFA 1 FIFTY-TWO 1 FFF A 1 FIFTYIONE 1 FFOM 1 FIFY ' SE VEN 1 FHA 5 FIGER 1 FIANCE 3 FIGGERED 32 FIBER 1 FIGHT 2 F ICT IC IOUS 1 FIGHTEM 1 FICTION 1 FIGHTEN ENOUGH 1 FIDDLE 1 FIGHTER FIDDLER 1 FIGHTIN 5 FIDDLERS 5 FIGHTING 14 1 FIDDLIN 1 FIGHTINGS FIDELITY 2 FIGHTS 7

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FIGURE 27 FINDING 5 FIGURE OUT 1 FINDS 4 FIGURED 10 FINE 54 FIGURED OUT YET 1 FINED 1 FIGURED UP 1 FINER 1 FIGURES 9 FINES S 1 FIGUR IN 1 FINEST 4 1 FIG URIN ON 1 FINEY FILE 4 FINGER 16 FILE IN 1 FINGERS 4 FILET 1 FINGERTIPS 1 6 FIL IA 1 FINIALLY FILING 4 FIN ISHED 1 FILL 20 FINISH 61 FILLED 15 FINISH UP 2 FILLED UP 1 FINISHED 96 1 FILIE Y 1 FINISHED UP FILLIN 8 FINISHES 4 FILLING 4 FINISHIN 2 FILLING UP 1 FINISHING 6 1 FILLS 2 FINISHING UP FILLY 2 FINITT I 1 1 FILM 3 FINN 1 FILMED 1 FINS IH FILMS 3 FIRE 53 FILTER 5 FIRED 13 FILTER S 1 FIREMAN 4 1 FILTERS 2 FIREMEN FILTHY 1 FIREI'LACE 9 FIN 3 FIREPLACES 4 FINAL 3 FIRES 7 FINALLY 66 FIRING 3 FINALS 2 FIRM 6 FINANCAL 1 FIRST 573 FINANCE 10 FIRST EN 1 FINANCED 1 FIRST OF IT 1 FINANCELY 1 FIRST ONE 1 FINANCES 2 FIRST YOU SEE 1 FINANCIAL 9 FIRS TIN 1 1 FINANCIALLY 3 FIRTY FIND 200 FISH 98 FIND EM 2 F IS HBUR G 1 FINDEM 1 FISHED 7 FINDIN 3 FISHEN 1

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FISER'S 2 FLAR 3 FIS!:ER 3 FLASH 2 FiSliFBIES 1 FLASHING 1 FISHERMAN 2 FLASHLIGHT 1 FISFERMEN 2 FLASHLIGHTS 1 FISHERY FLAT 20 FISHIN 5L. FLATLY ENTIRELY 1 FISHING 21 FLATS 5 FISHINS 1 FLATTENED 1 FISH-HOOK. 2 FLAVOR 3 FIST 1 FLAVORED 2 FIT 1L FLAW 1 FITE 1 FLAX IE 1 FITED 1 FLEE 1 FITS 3 FLEECES 2 FITTED 4 FLEECEYS 4 FITTEST FLEECIE S 1 FITTIN 2 FLEMING 5 FITTING 1 FLEMINGSBURG 7 FITTY 1 FLE W 7 FIVE 535 FLEXIBILITY 1 FIVE HUNDRED 6 FLICKER 1 FIVE SIX THOUSAND 1 FLIES 2 FIVE THIRTY 2 FLIGHT 3 FIVE THOUSAND 2 FLIGHTS 3 FIX 48 FL INT 1 FIXED 29 FLIP 2 FIXED IT ALL UP 1 FLIPPED 1 FIXEM 1 FLIRT 2 FIXEMup 1 FLIRTS 1 FIXER FLOAT 2 FIXES 1 FLOATIN 1 FIXIN 7 FLOAT ING 3 FIXING 2 FLOATS 1 FLAG 1 FLOCKS 1 flagman 1 FLOOD 13 FLAGS 5 FLOODING 3 FLAIR 1 FLOODS 5 FLAKES 1 FLOOR 49 FLAME 3 FLOORED 1 FLAMING 1 FLOOR IN 1 FLAMMY 2 FLOORING 1 FLAMSON 4 FLOORS 6

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FLOP AROUND 2 FOLLA 3 FLORENCE 2 FOLLOW 17 FLOR FNS ICS 1 FOLLOW UP 1 FLORIDA 75 FOLLOWED 8 FLORIN 1 FOLLOWERS 1 FLOR IDY 1 FOLLO WIN 1 FLOUNDER 1 FOLLOWING 17 FLOUR FOLLOWS 1 FLOURISHING 1 FOLOWING 2 FL OVOR 1 FOLSTED 1 FLOW 1 FOLSUM 1 FL 0 WER 10 FON 1 FLOWERS 13 FOND 8 FLOWING 1 FOOD 53 FLOWN 3 FOODS 9 FLOWS 2 FOOL 11 FLOYD 9 FOOL WITH 1 FLU 21 FOOLED 1 FLUENTLY 1 FOOLIN 1 FLUFFY 3 FOOLIN WITH 1 FLUID 3 FOOLING 1 FLUIDS 3 FOOLISH 6 FLURIES 1 FOOLISHNESS 1 FLUSH 1 FOOLS 2 FLUTE 3 FO OM 1 FLY 11 FOOT 38 FLYIN 2 FOOTBALL 96 FLYING 5 FOOTED 2 FLYS 1 FOR 'EN 1 FO 10 FOR 2358 F OAR 1 FOR A FACT THAT 1 FOCUS 2 FOR A GOOD MANY 1

FODER 24 FOR A GOOD WHILE 1 FOG 3 FOR A SPELL 1 FOGGED 1 FOR ALL TIME 1 FOGGY 1 FOR AS 1 FOIST 1 FOR AT 1 FOLD 2 FOR EM 1 FOLDER 5 FOR EVER SO MANY 1 FOLDGERS 2 FOR HER 1 FOLICLES 1 FOR IN 1 FOLK 5 FOR JUST 1 FOLKLORE 3 FOR SINCE 1 FOLKS 33 FOR SURE 1

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W01-1; FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

OF 71fERE "":0 BE 1 FORMAN 4 FOlif-JD FORMED 3 FORBIDDEN FORMER 4 FORCE 25 FORMERLY 1 FORCET FORMING 2 OROES 9 FORMOSA 9 FOhD 23 FORMS 12 FORDS 2 FORMULA 3 FORLEON 1 FORMULAS 1 PORE 11 FORREST 7 FOREF'ATaRS 1 FORRESTER 1 FOREGO 1 FORRESTERY 1 FOREIGN 19 FORT 19 FOREIGNERS 2 FORT LEWIS 1 FOREMAN 5 FORT WOODS 1 FORENOON 1 FORT WORTH 4 FORSENIC 1 FORTH 54 FOREST 3 FORTHER 1 FOREST ACRES FORTIES 4 FOREST COLLEGE FORTIFIED 1 FOREST DOWN THERE 1 FORTITUDE 1 FORESTERS 1 FORTULATELY 1 FORESTRY 1 FORTUNATE 21 FORESTS 1 FORTUNATELY FOREVER FORTUNE 3 FORE WARDS 1 FORTY'S 1 FOR 1 FORTY 112 FORGED 1 FORTY EIGHT 5 FORGET 51 FORTY FIVE 16 FORGET THE NAME 1 FORTY FOOT 1 FORGETFUL 2 FORTY FOUR 6 FORGETS 2 FORTY NINE 5 FORGETTING 1 FORTY ONE 4 FOR 1 FORTY SEVEN 5 FORGOT 32 FORTY THOUSAND 1 FORGOTTEN 15 FORTY THREE 2 FOR IC 1 FORTYFIVE 1 FORK 21 FORTY-EIGHT 1 FORK RIDGE 1 FORTY-EIGHT HUNDRED 1 FORKS 8 FORTY-FIVE 5 FORLONGED 1 FORTY-FOUR 3 FORM 14 FORTY-SEVEN 2 FORMACOLOGY 1 FORTY-SIX 1 FORMAEOLOGY 1 FORTY-THREE 2 FORMAL 6 FORTY-TWO 3

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FORWARD 20 FOURTY-TWO 2 FORWARD LOOKING 1 FOUSAN 1 FORWARDS 1 FOWARD 2 FOSDURC; 1 FOX 11 FO'JOH? 10 FOXES 2 FOUL, 1 FOXUIL 2 POUND 120 FRACTIONS 15 FOUND On 1 FRACTURE 1 FOUNDATION 2 FRACTURED 1 FOUNDED 3 FRAID 2 FOUNDREY 1 FRAIDER 1 FOUNDRY 4 FRALEY 5 FOUNTAIN 2 FRALEYS 3 FOUR 570 FRAME 12 FOUR FOURTY ONE 1 FRAMED 1 FOUR N 3 FRAMES 10 FOUR HUNDRED 5 FRAN 1 FOUR HUNDRED FIFTY 1 FRANCE 10 FOUR 0 TEN 1 FRANCHISE 6 FOUR S 1 FRANCIS 2 FOUR TEN 2 FRANCISCO 1

FOUR THIRTY :3 FRANICKS 2 FOUR TWENTY 1 FRANK 2 FOUR TWENTY EIGHT 1 FRANKFORT 3 FOUR-H 5 FRANKLIN 14 FOURR 1 FRANKLY 6 FOURTEEN 61 FRANSIS 1 FOURTEENTH 2 FRANTICALLY 1 FOURTH 45 FRATERNITIES 7 FOURTIES 2 FRATERNITY 13 FOURTY 28 FRATERNTY 1 FOURTY FIVE 8 FRAZIER 1

FOURTY FOUR 1. FRED 4 FOURTY NINE 2 FRED S 2 FOURTY SEVEN 1 FREDDYS 1 FOURTY SIX 1 FREDERICKSBURG 1 FOURTY SOME 2 FREDO 1 FOURTY THREE 2 FREDREICKS 1 FOURTY TWO 2 FREDRICK 2 FOURTY FIVE 3 FREDRICKS 1 FOURTY-FOUR 1 FREE 40 FOURTY-NINE 1 FREE LOAD 1 FOURTY-SIX 1 FREED 1 FOURTY-THREE 2 FREEDOM 19

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FREEDOMS 2 FROM HERE IN 1 FRE EE R 1 FROM ON DOWN 1 FREEZE 26 FROM-THE 1 FREEZER 21 FROM THE WORLD 1 FREE Z 1R S 1 FROM THEN ON 1 FE EEZ IN 1 FROM UP IN 1

FREEZING 44 FROM US 1 FREG TAT ORS 1 FROM WAY BACK THERE 1 FR E iGhT 1 FROM WHAT I 1 FRE MT YARDS 1 FROMND 3 FRE IND a FROMT 1 FRENCH )1)4 FRONT 57 FRENCH FRY 1 FR OS BUR G 2 FERN DS FROST 7 FREQUENCY 1 FROSTBERG 1

FREQUENTLY 5 FROSTBURG 24, FRESH 20 FROWN FRESHMAN FR OWNED 1 FRESHMAN 1 FROZE 9 FRICK 1 FROZEN 6 FRICTION 1 FRUIT 6 FRIDAY 39 FRUM 56 FRIDAY AND SUNDAY FRUM THER 1 FR TRAYS 0 FRUSTRATING 1 FRIED L. FRUSTRATIONS 1 FRIEND 49 FRY 6 FRIENDLY 19 FRY MEAT FRY LEAN 1 FRIENDS 69 FR YED 1 FRIENDSHIP 2 FRYER 1 FRIES 1 FRY IN 1 FRIGEATE RS 1 FRYIT 2 FRIGEAT OR 1 FUEL 3 FRI GE RATED 1 FUELS 1 FRIGHTENED 1 FULBRIDGE TENNESSEE 2 FRIGHTFUL 1 FULFILL 2 FRIGHTFULLY 1 FULFILLING 1 FRINGE 1 FULFILLMENT 1 FRISKY 1 FULISHLY 1 FROGS 1 FULL 75 FROM 1,203 FULL BLAST 1 FROM A TO Z 1 FULL TIME 7 FROM AROUND 1 F ULLA 1 FROM AWAY FROM 1 FULLEN 3 FROM DOWN IN 1 FULLER 3

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FULLEST 3 FUTHER 1 FULLTIME 2 FUTHEREST 1. FULLY 6 FUTHER ING 1 FULMAN 1 FUTURE 22 FULTON 5 G 1 FUMBLE 1 G E D 33 FUMES 1 G I 2 FUN 44 G T S SCORE 1 FUNCTION 5 GABE 1 FUNCTIONING 2 GABIE 1 FUNCTIONS 2 GABLE 1 FUND 4 GABLES 2 FUNDAMENTALS 2 GABRALTER 3 FUNDED 1 GABRIEL 1 FUNDING 1 GADGETS 1 FUNDS 13 GADSTEN 3 FUNERAL 8 GADSTON 60 FUNERALS 1 GADSTON S 2 FUNNIEST 1 GADSTONS 1 FUNNY 28 GAG 1 FUR 195 GAGE 2 FUR AS THE SANDER 1 GAIL 11 FUR BEARIN 1 GA-11'S 1 FUR THINGS 1 GAIL 2 FURLOUGH 4 GAIN 6 FURLOUGHS 1 GAINED 6 FURMAN 1 GAINFULLY 1 FURNACE 5 GAINING 3 FURNISH 8 GAINS 2 FURNISHED 11 GAINSvILLE 2 FURNISHES 3 GAIT 1 FURNISHING 2 GAITED 7 FURNITURE 33 GAITS 1 FURNITURE S 1 GAL 1 FURTHER 14 GALAX 9 FURTHER ON 1 GALAXIE 1 FURTHERING 1 GALAXY 1 FURTILE 1' GALBRAIGHT 3 FUSE 5 GALBRAIGHT S 1 FUSED 1 GALLAX 4 FUSES 1 GALLER 1 FUSS 6 GALLERIES 1 FUSSED 1 GALLERY 1 FUSSIN 1 GALLIT 1

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GALLON 29 GASSED 1 GALLONS 3 GASTON 1 GALS 1 GASTONS 1 GAL"ASTON 1 GATE 1 GAM:BEI:TN 1 GATE THERE 1 GAM37,LINC 2 GATEWAY 2 GAMELES GATHER 4 GAME 42 G 1 GAMES 34 4 GAMET 1 GATHERED 4 GANDER 1 GATHERIN 1 GANG 2 GATHERING 1 GANGED 1 GATHERS 1 GANGREEN 1 GATLINBURG 1 GANGRENE 1 GATTLINBURG 1 GAP 19 GATTLINSBURG 1 GAPS 2 GAUGE 6 GARAGE 15 GAUL TONES 1 GARAGES 2 GAVE 82 GARATEE 1 GAY 1 GARBAGE 6 GAYBALL 1 GARBLE 1 GAYLE 1 GARDEN 79 CD 1 GARDEN RAISE 1 GE 1 GARDEN IN 3 GEAR 4 GARDENING 4 GEARED 5 GARDENS 5 GEARS 5 GARDNER 3 GED'S 2 GARGES 1 GED 30 GARLANAN 1 GED S 1 GARLIC 3 GEE TUPELO 1 GARMENT 10 GEE YOU 1 GARMENTS 3 GEES 1 GARMET 2 GEESE 10 GARRAD 1 GEG 1 GARRELLA 1 GEN 1 GARRETT 2 GENE 3 GAS 45 GENELLY 6 GASEOUS 2 GENERA FOREST 1 GASHA 4 GENERAL 72 GASHAS 2 GENERAL EDUCATION 1 GASOLINE 8 GENERALITIES 1 GASS 2 GENERALIZING 1

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GENERALLY 46 GET BACK 1 GENERALLY HAVE 1 GET GONE 1 GENERATED 3 CET HIM 1 GENERATING 1 GET INTO SEE 1 GENERATION 35 CET IT DONE RIGHT 2 GENERATIONS 6 GET ME 1 GENERATOR 1 GET MY AGE 1 GENERATORS 1 GET NO LEARNIN MUCH 2 GENERILY 1 GET OFF 1 GENERLY 2 GET ON TO IT 2 GENEROUS 1 GET OUT 5 GENESE0 1 GET OUT AND CUT 2 GENEVA GET OUT AND TRY 1 GENEVENA 1 GET OUT PUT OUT 1 GENIUS 1 GET PEOPLE TO 1 GENTLEMAN 2 GET ROUND 1 GENTLEMEN 3 GET TA 1 GENVENA 1 GET TA WORKIN ON YA 1 GEOGRAPHIC 3 GET THAT DONE 1 GEOGRAPHICAL 2 GET TO 2 GEOGRAPHY 16 GET TO FINISH 1 GEOGRAPTY 1 GET TO LOOK 1. GEOMETRY 8 GET TOGETHER 1 GEORGE 12 GET TOGETHERS 1 GEORGES 3 GET UP 3 GEORGETOWN 1 GET UP A 1 GEORGIA 89 GET US A LITTLE BIT 1 GEORGIE 1 GET YOU 1 GEORIA 1 GETEM 2 GERDON 1 GEIER 1 GERLONS 1 GETHER 1 GERMAN 18 GETIN 3 GERMAND 1 GETND 1 GERMANS 2 GETS 129 GERMANY 18 GETS AFTER ME 1 GERMATIC 1 GETS GOIN 1 GERMOND 1 GETS IN 1 1 GERMONY 9 GETS ONTO ME GERMS 1 GETS TA 1 GET 19424 GETS THAT WRITTEN 1 GET A HOLD 1 GETS THROUGH 1 GET A TURN EM 1 GETTA 3 GET A WAY 1 GETTA GO 2

GET AHOLD 1 .. GETTEYSBURG 1

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GIGGLES 1 GIT UM 1 GIL ISPIE 1 GYP UP 1 GI LESPIES 1 GITAR 1 G I LLESP1TE 1 GITEM 1 GILLSPIE 1 GITIN 1 G ILIJR17 1 GIT IN G 1 GIN 6 G ITS 36 GIN RUMMY 2 GITTEN BACK 3 GINHEADS 1 GITTER 1 GINNED 1 GITTERY 1 GINS 1 GITT.IN 12 GIRL 19L GITTING 2 GIRL FIR ENDS 1 GIVE °EN 1 GIRL 5 2 GIVE 281 GIRL SCOUTS 1 GIVE EM 2 GIRL SHES 1 GIVE IT UP 1 i GIRLFRIEND 9 GIVE OUT .,_ GIRLFRIEND SHE; 1 GIVE US TO TAKE US 1 GIRLFRIENDS 3 GIVE IA A GGOD RUN D 1 GIRLIE 1 GI VED 1 G ERLS 174 GI VE DT 1

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GIVEN 8 GO AROUND 1 GIVEN 44 GO BACK 1 GIVES 14/1 GO CHURCH 2 GIVIN 9 GO DOWN 2 GIVIN OUT 1 GO DOWN AND SEE 1 GIVING 12 GO DOWN ROUND 2 GIZZARDS 1 GO DOWN THERE 1 G. I.°S 1 GO GET 1 G.H. 1 GO GIT 1 G.I. 1 GO IN FOR 2 GLAD 30 GO ON 6 GLADAS 1 GO OUT 6 GLADIOLI 2 GO OUT HERE 1 GLADIS 1 GO OUT IN 3 GLANCED 1 GO OUT IN EM 3 GLASCOCK 1 GO OUT TA 1 GLASGOW 1 GO OVER THERE 1 GLASS 4-2 GO PAST 1 GLASSED 1 GO RIGHT 1 GLASSES 10 GO SPRAY 2 GLASSWARE 1 GO TO 2 GLASS WOODS 1 GO TO SING 1 GLASSWORKS 7 GO UP 3 GLASSY 1 CO UP AN SING 1

GLAZE 2 '' GO UP SHE WORK 2 GLAZES 3 GO WAY BACK IN 1 GLEE 5 GOA 1 GLEM 1 GOAINYA IN ER 1 GLEN 7 GOAL 4 GLENBOW 1 GOALIE 2 GLENN 3 GOALS 21 GLENNA 2 GOB 1 GLENVILLE 1 BOBBLE UP 1 GLINSP 1 GOBBLIN 1 GLOBE 1 GOBS AND GOBS 2 GLOFSTER 1 GOBS MAJORITY 1 GLORY 2 GOD'S 1 GLOVES 3 GOD 28 GLUCOMA 1 GOD FATHER 1 GLUE 3 GODDEST 1 GO 1,883 GODFFREY 1 GO AHEAD 1 GODRGIA 1 GO AND SEE 1 GODS 4

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GOED 1 GOOD WHILE 3 GOER 1 GOOD YEAR 1 GOES 235 GOODA 1 GOES TO 2 GOODAS 1 GOES TO RUNNIN GOODBYE 1 GOES UP GOODER 1 GOESS 1 GOODIES 1 LOGO 1 GOODNESS 1 GO I ES 1 GOODS 6 COIN 287 GOODY COIN ON 3 C00tl)77;AR 6 COIN ON EVERYWHERE 3 OFF 2 2 COIN TIIRU 1 AOPED GOING 432 Co,)FS AROUND 1 GOING ALONG DOING 1 GOOFY 1 GOING AT 1 GOOSE 2 GOING ON 2 GORGE 2 GOING ON TO GET 1 GORILLA 1 GOING UP IN 1 GORILLAS 1 GOINNA 1 GORP 1 GOLD 14 GOS 1 GOLD THAT LIQUID GOL 1 GOSH 5 GOLDEN 3 GOSHEN 2 GOLDIE S 2 GOT8KGOT 1 GOLF 12 GOT 19429 GOLF SOME 1 GarA 4 GOLFER 1 GOTA BUS TA 2 GONE 137 COTA FRIEND OFMINE 1 GONE BUSTED 1 GOTA HOLD 1 BONE THROUGH 1 GOTABOUT 1 GONNA 310 GOTABOUT TWENTY 3 GONNA GO 1 GOTAHOLD 1 GONNA BE 1 GOTALFRED 1 GONNAT 1 GOTALFUL HOT 1 GONNO 1 GOTAN 1 GONNS 1 GOTAROUND 1 GOOD 855 GOTAWFULLY 1 GOOD AND CLEAN 3 GOTBACK 2 GOOD AT THAT 1 GOTBACK ON THE 1 GOOD BIT 2 GOTDONE 3 GOOD DEAL 1 GOTDOWN HO I DONT 1 GOOD LEARNIN 2 GOTDROWNED 1 GOOD SIZE 1 GOTEM 1

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GOT EVERYONE 1 GOT TOGETHER. 1 GOT FINISH 1 GOT UP 4 GOT GONE 1 COT UP PRETTY EARLY 2 COT FOLD OF I GOT US 2 GOT IN 1 GOT YOU 1 GOT IT ALL LINED OUT 1 GOTA 4 GOT IT FINISHED 1 GOTEM 1 GOT IT IN FOR ME 1 GOTTA 49 GOT IT STOPPED 1 GOTTA HAVE EM 2 GOT KISS 1 GOTTEN 37 GOT LITTLE 1 GOTTEN NOW 1 GOT MARRIED 2 GOTTIT 1 COT ME 4 COTVE 1 GOT ME IN 1 GOUNORY 1 GOT ME TA 4 GOURGE 1 GOT NO 2 GOVEROR 1 GOT NO AU 1 GOVERMENT 2 GOT OFF 1 GOVERNED 2 GOT ON 1 GOVERNMENT 78 GOT ONE 1 GOVERNMENTS 3

GOT OUT 3 ,) GOVERNOR 14 GOT OUT A 2 GOVERNOR S 1 GOT OUT OF 3 GOVERNORS 1 GOT OUT OF IT 1 GOWN 3 GOT PART 1 GRAB 3 GOT RIDE OF 1 GRABBED 3 GOT RIGHT UP 1 GRABS GOT SETTLED 1 GRACEFUL 1 GOT SHED 1 GRACEFULLY 1 GOT SOME 1 GRACIE 3 GOT STARTED 2 GRACIOUS 1

GOT TA 2 4. GRAD 1 GOT TA HAVE 2 GRADE 235 GOT TA JOIN 1 GRADE SCHOOL 1 GOT THERE 1 GRADED 1 GOT THEY GOT 1 GRADER 2 GOT THIS 2 GRADERS 8 GOT THROUGH WITH THA 1 GRADES 63 GOT TO 7 GRADING 2 GOT TO BE 1 GRADS 1 GOT TO GETTIN 1 GRADUAL 3 GOT TO SEE 1 GRADUALLY 5 GOT TO WHERE 1 GRADUALLY YOU KNOW 1

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GRADUATE 57 GRASSE'l. 1 GRADRATED 91 GRASSHOPPERS 2 GRADUATE ijGH SCHOL 1 GRASSY 1 GRADUATES 7 GRATE 2 GRADUATIN 1 GRATEFUL 6 GRADUATING GRATES 1 GRADUATION 10 GRATE`; 3 GRADY 1 GRATIFICATION 3 CEADJ 2 GRAUATED 1 GRAINS 4 GRAIJIJATED 1 GRAMMAR 3 GRAVARD 3 CRAMMER 11 GRAVE 3 GRAND 10 GRAVE YARD 1 CRANU.:RIRD 5 GRAVEL 2 GRANDCHILDREN 17 GRAVES 2 GRANDDAD GRAVE; 5 GRANDDADDY GRAVEYARD 5 GRANDDAUGHTER 2 GRAVIES 1 GRANDE 2 GIQ.Y 6 GRANDFATHER 27; GRAZING 1 GRANDFATHERS 2 GREASE 7 GRANDKIDS GREAT 143 GRANDMA 7 GREAT BIG 5 GRANDMAMMY 1 GREAT DEAL 2 GRANDMAW S 1 GREAT DEAL ABOUT 1 CRANDMOMMY 1 GREAT GRANDCHILD 1 GRANDMOTHER 25 GREAT GRANDCHILDREN 3 GRANDMOTHER S 1 GREAT GRANDDADDY 1 GRANDMOTHERS 3 GREAT GRANDFATHER 1 GRANDPA 7 GREAT GRANDFATHERS 1 GRANDPAPPY JONES 1 GREAT GRANDMOTHER 2 GRANDPARENTS 14 GREAT GRANDPARENTS 2 GRANDSON 12 GREAT GREAT GRANDFAT 2 GRANDSONS 1 GREATER 1 GRANGE 4 GREATEST 16 GRANT 8 GREATLY 2 GRANTED 7 GREECE 2 GRANTS 2 GREED 1 GRANTSVILLE 2 GREEK 6 GRAPE 6 GREEN 45 GRAPES 8 GREENBACK 1 GRAPHS 1 GREENBELT 1 GRASP 1 GREENBURG 3 GRASS 25 GREENER 1

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100RD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

GREENERY I (-RC :JP S 50 C R MT. NE 'LED 1 GROUSE _ 3 GREENHOUSE .1 GROUSE YELL 1 GREENS 6 GROVE 8 GREENSBURG 2 G1-10VER 3 1 GREENSLEEVES 1 GROW 67 C, ZEN UP 1 CROWED 12 GE EEN VILLE 28 CdiOWED RIGHT UP 2 :IREE;i-WOOD 3 CROWED UP 1 G BEET 1 GROW1N 21 G PEW 31 GRO WIN UP 1 GR1i Y. 8 GROWING 21 G RE YHOITN D 2 GROWL 4 GRIFFIN 3 GROWN 23 GR HI 2 GROWN MAN 2 GRIN 1. GROWN UT 1 GRTND 8 GROWS 13 GRIND THROUGH 1 GROWTH 6 GRINDE7i 3 GRUBBY 1. GRINDERS 1 GI-? ?-13'_ :N 1 GRTNDIN Ell ,1 GRUDGE 1 GR IN-DING ,_ CRUMPLE 2 GRIP 4.2 GRUMBLES 1 GR IPE 1 GRUMMAN 2 GRIPES 1 GUA 1 GRIPIEST 1 GUAM 7 GR IPY 1 GUAMIAN 1 GRISTLED 1 GUARANTEE 5 GRISTLES 1 GUARANTEED 2 GRITS 2 GUARD 9 GROCER 2 GUARDIANS 1 GROCERIES 18 GUARDING 1 GROCERS 1 GUARENTEE 3 GROCERY 34 GUER ILLAS 2 GROCIES 1 GUESS 605 GROOMED 1 GUESS D 1 GROOVEY 1 GUESS HERE 1 GROSSED OUT 1 GUESS ONE 1 GROUGES 1 GUESSED 1 GROUND 64 GUESS IN 2 GROUNDHOG 4.2 GUEST 1 GROUNDS 8 GUESTS 1 GROUP 10 GUIDANCE 13 GROUPING 1 GUIDE 3

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GUIDELINES 1 HACKED SLICED 1 GUIDES 1 HAD 2,640 GUILD 2 HAD A 2 GUILTY 7 HAD A PICNIC DURING 1 GUITAR 12 HAD ALWAYS 1 GUITARS 1 HAD AU 1 GULF 2 HAD BEEN 1 GULF OF MEXICO 1 HAD COME 1 GULFPORT 1 HAD DONE 1 GULTRT 1 HAD GOT 1 GUM 3 HAD GOTTEN 1 GUMS I HAD I GUESS 1 GUN 22 HAD ME 1 GUNA 1 HAD NO 1 GUNGHO 1 HAD NT 2 GUNHAUL 1 HAD OF 1

GUNNERS 1. HAD SEEMED 2 GUNNERSVILLE 1 HAD TO WE HAD 1 GUNS 11 HAD TWO 2 GUNSMOKE 1 HAD US 1 GUNTERSVILLE 2 HAD YOU KNOW 2 GURANTEE 1 HADA 1 GUS 1 HADA BEEN I GUSHY 1 HADDA 1 GUT 'EM 1 HADEM 2 GUT 1 HADIT 1 GUTIT 1 HADN'T 22 GUTS 1 HADN T 48 GUTTED 1 HADN T BEEN 1 GUY'S 2 HADN T GOT 2 GUY'S GOT 2 HADN T VE 1 GUY 63 HADUS 1 GUYANDOT 1 HAF 1 rIUYS 51 HAFT 1 GYM 9 HAFTA 5 GYMNASIUMS 1 HAGERSTOWN 6 GYPSIES 1 HAH 1 H 1 HAI 1 HA 2 HAIL 1 HA LISTEN 1 HAILED 1 HABIT 10 HAIN HAD 1 HABITS 2 HAIN T 3 BACC 1 HAI NES 2

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IT EXACTLY MUS 1 IT THERE 1 IT GOT BURNED UP 1 IT THERE JUST LEFT 1 IT GOT MIXED UP 1 IT TO HER 1 IT HAPPENS 1 IT UP 13 IT HAS 1 IT UZ 1 IT HAS ITS 1 IT WAS 3 IT I DID THAT 1 IT WAS-IN 1 IT IS 5 IT WAS IT COULD BE 1 IT IS HE 1 IT WAS IT SEEPED 1 IT ISN T 1 IT WILL WELL IT S 1 IT IS S GOT 1 IT YOU KNOW 7 IT IT S IT S 1 ITALIAN 24 IT JUST 1 ITALIANS 1 IT KEEPS IT IN 1 ITALY 12 IT LL 20 ITAWAMBA 1 I 1 ITCHIN FOR 1 27 ITED 1 IT LL BE SIX 1 ITEM 3 IT LOOKS 1 ITEMS 4 IT ME 1 ITHACA 3 IT MUST OF TOOK UM 1 ITHER 1 IT NEVER 2 ITHICA 2 IT NOW 2 ITHOCA 1 IT OPERATED ON 2 ITS 363 IT OUT 1 I 1 IT REQUIRES HER 1 631 IT S 931 ITS A 1 IT S A 1 ITS A MAKE 1 IT S A WONDER 1 ITS AT 3 IT S ACCREDITED 1 ITS GOIN ON 1 IT S AU COMES 1 ITS GOT 14 IT S GOT 4 ITS GOTTA 1 IT S IN 1 ITS LONG 1 IT S JUT 1 ITS NO 1 IT S STILL GO BACK 1 ITS PRETTY GOOD RUN 1 IT S UH IT IS 1 ITS'S 1 IT S WAY IN ADVANCE 1 ITS SO YOU CAN T 1 IT S WORKING 1 ITS STREAT 1 IT S WUS 1 ITS:THROUGH 1 IT SORTA 1 ITS TWEEN ITS 1 IT TA 1 ITSA 3 IT TAKES 1 ITSELF 24 IT THE 1 ITSJUS 1

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ITT 1 JASPER 3 IV 3 JAY 1 IVA 1 JAYCEES 1 I VE 1 JAZZ 3 I VS 3 JB S 1 =UT 1 JC 'S 1 J 2 JC S 4 JACK 11 JEALOUS 2 JACK S 1 JEALOUSY 1 JACKET 5 JEAN 2 JACKETS 2 JEANIE 8 JACKIE 1 JEAN IES 2 JACKS 2 JEANS 4 JACKSON 37 JEEP 3 JACKSON S 1 JEFF 1 JACKSONVILLE 7 JEFFERSON 3 JADE 2 JEFFREY 1 JAGGERS 2 JELLIES 1 JAIL 22 JELLY 1 JAI LS 2 JENKINS 2 JAKEUP 2 JENSEN 1 JAM 1 JERI CE I JAMAICA 1 JER I ETA 1 JAMBOREE 1 JERKED 1 JAMES 18 JERKIN 1 JAMESTOWN 2 JERRY 7 JAN 1 JERRY S 1 JANE 7 JERSELF 1 JANICE 1 JERSEY 7 JANITOR 6 JERUSALEM 2 JANITORIAL 1 JESS IE 1 JANITORS 1 JEST 217 JANSEN 7 JEST ALMOST 1 JANUARY 42 JEST AS SOON 1

JAPAN 22 JEST AU WELL JEST 3.

1 JAPANEE SE 3 JEST BECAUSE 1 JAPANESE 11 JEST BENT 1 JAPENEESE 1 JEST COMING 1 JAPENES E 2 JEST DIDN T 1 JAR 10 JEST DO 1 JARG IN 1 JEST EGACTLY 1 JARRED 1 JEST FILL 3 JARS 10 JEST FOOLING 1 JARVIS 1 JEST HAVE 1

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FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY WORD 1 JEST KEPT 2 JOHNNIE 12 JEST LITTLE 2 JOHNNY 1 JEST NOT 1 JOHNNY S JEST ORDINARY 1 JOHNS 3 1 JEST PLUM QUITS 1 JOHNSON'S 8 JEST RUN IN 1 JOHNSON JEST SO 1 JOHNSONS 3 1 JEST STOOD 1 JOHN Y 17 JEST URE S 1 JOIN 22 JESUS 3 JOINED 2 JET 2 JOI NI N 3 JETS 1 JOINING 1 JEWELRY 3 JOINS 1 JOINT 3 JEWELS 1 JEWISH 8 JOINTS 2 JEWS 4 JOINTURE JOINTURES 1 J I 1 7 JIG 1 JOKE 2 JIM 12 JOKES 1 JIM HE 1 JOKING 1 JIM S 1 JOKOHAMI'S JIMMY 4 JONES 9 1 ,JIMMY S 1 JONESES 1 JONESTOWN 3 JIMS 2 JINGLE 1 JORDANIANS 1 3 JOSEPH JINX 1 JIPPED 1 JOT 1 JIST 13 JOURNAL 2 JISTERS 2 JOURNALISM JOWL 1 JOAN ' 3 2 JOB 315 JOY 1 JTAKE 1 JOBE 1 67 JU JOBS 1 JOE 8 JUD 1 JOE CASEY DAM 1 JUDAO CHRIST IAN 23 JOEY BLANKENSHIP 2 JUDGE 1 JUDGED 1 JOF 4 JOHANNA 1 JUDGEMENT 1 JOHN 37 JUDGEMENTS JOHN F KENNEDY 1 JUDGES 3 2 JOHN JONES 1 JUDGING 1 JOHN MILL 1 JUDY'S JOHNNA 1 JUDY 9

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JUDY S 1 JUS SOUTH 1 JUG 1 JUS THE KINFOLKS 1 JUICE 20 JUS THINKS 1 JUKE 1 JUS ZERO 1 JULEETA 1 JUST 1,473 JULIE 1 T 1 JULY 29 550 JUMP 16 JUSTA 3 JUMPED 12 JUSTA LITTLE 1 JUMPER 1 JUSTA.LITTLE BIT 1 JUMPING 1 JUSTA LITTLE WAYS 2 JUMPS 3 JUSTA WASTING JUNE 45 JUSTABOUT 5 JUNIO 1 JUSTABOUT STAYED JUNIOR 126 JUSTALL JUNIOR HIGH JUSTAS 3 JUNIORS 9 JUSTAS WELL 1 JUNK 4 JUSTBECOME JUPITOR JUSTBEEN JURY 2 JUSTBEING JUS 349 JUSTBLEW JUS A 1 JUSTCAN T 2 JUS ARE 1 JUSTCHASED JUS AS SOON BEEN 2 JUSTCOME 3 JUS CONSIST 1 JUSTCOMES JUS DIDN T1 JUSTCONTINUING JUS DO JUSTCOULDN T 2 JUS DON'T JUSTDIDN T 2 JUS DON T 4 JUSTDO 1 JUS EXACTTLY 1 JUSTDON'T JUS FILL IN 1 JUSTDON T 3 JUS GO 1 JUSTECONOMICAL JUS GOIN 2 JUSTFIRST JUS GOT 4 JUSTFIX JUS HAVE 3 JUSTFLOORS JUS LET 1 JUSTFORMING JUS LITERALLY 1 JUSTGET JUS MONKEY AROUND 1 JUSTGET BE JUS NEVER 1 JUSTGIT 2 JUS NO 1 JUSTGIVIN 1 JUS NOT 2 JUSTGO 2 JUS SENT 1 JUSTGOING 1 JUS SIT 1 JUSTGOT 2 JUS SOON 1 JUSTGRADUALLY 1

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JUST HAPPENED 3 JUST STARTING 1 JUST HAVE 1 JUST STAYED 1 RUST HAVEN T 1 JUST STEPPING HIGH 1 JUST HAVIN 1 JUST TAKE 1 JUST HOW 1 JUST TEACHING 1 JUST IN 2 JUST TELL 1 JUST ISN T 1 JUST TERRIBLE IN 1 JUST JUST 2 JUST THE OTHER DAY 1 JUST KEEP 1 JUST THERE 1 JUST KILL 3 JUST THINGS 1 JUST KINDLY 1 JUST TOOK 1 JUST LET 1 JUST TURNED 1 JUST LIGHTLY 1 JUST UH 1 JUST LIKE 2 JUST USED 1 JUST LIKE LIVIN 1 JUST 'VERY 1 JUST LIKE WERE YOU 1 JUST WAITING 1 JUST LOTS 1 JUST WANT 2 JUST MAINLY 1 JUST WENT 3 JUST MAKE 1 JUST WHEN 1 JUST MAKES 1 JUST WORN OUT 1 JUST MOST 1 JUST WOULDN T 2 JUST MOVE 1 JUSTA 5 JUST NORMAL 1 JUSTICE 3 JUST NOT 3 JUSTIFIED 2 JUST ON 3 JUSTIFY 1 JUST ON CORDIN 1 JUSTIN 1 JUST OPEN 1 JUVENILE 9 JUST POKED 1 JUVINILES 1 JUST PUT 1 KAIN T 1 JUST RAN 1 KAISER 1 JUST REALLY 1 KANOGAN 1 JUST SEEMS 1 KANSAS 5 JUST SET 1 KAPLOP ON 1 JUST SETTLED 1 KAPP 1 JUST SIDE 1 KAPPA 1 JUST SIMPLY 1 KAROCINE 2 JUST SINCE 1 KATHERINE 1 JUST SIT 2 KATHY 3 JUST SO 3 KATIE 2 JUST SO SICK 1 KATIES 2 JUST SOAK AND WET 1 KATY 1 JUST SOLD 1 KAYS 2 JUST STARTIN OUT 1 KEEP 255

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KEEP EM 2 KETCH 1 KEEP IT RIGHT UP 1 KETTLE 3 KEEP THAT UP 1 KETTLES 2 KEEPA GOING 1 KEUKA 2 KEEPEM 3 KEUKA S 2 KEEPIN 17 KEW 1 KEEPING 5 KEY lb KEEPS 52 KEYBOARD 3 KEEST ER 1 KEYNEY 1 KEG 2 KEYNOTE 1 KEGEL 2 KEYOT 0 3 KEGS 1 KEY° WEE 3 KEIGH 2 KEYPUNCHING 1 KELLER 2 KEYS 3 KELLEY 5 KEYS PORT 1 KELLOGG 1 KGRO W 1 KELLY 8 KHAT 2 KEM 1 KI 1 KEN 3 KIAWAN IS 1 KENDALL 1 KICK 13 KENNEDY 5 KICKED 5 KENNEDY S 1 KICKS 5 KENNEDYS 1 KID 49 KENNEY 1 KID GLOVES 1 KENNY'S 1 KID YOU KNOW 1 KENNY 11 KIDDED 1 KENTON 1 KIDDIE 1 KENT R Y 1 K IDD IN 1 KENTUCK 1 K IDD OS 1 KENTUCKY 72 KIDNEY 1 KENTUCKYS 1 KIDNEYS 4 KENWOOD 1 KIDS 263 KEP 3 KIDS GOT 1 KEPEM 4 KILE 5 KEPT 97 KILL 45 EFT DO IN THAT 1 KILLED 112 KEPT DOW 1 KILLEM 1 KEPT EM 1 KILLER 2 KEW ON AN ON 1 KILL IN 6 KEPT 'WATCH I N 1 KILLING 3 KERASEEN 1 KILLS 5 KERNEL 3 KILL WEE 1 KEROSENE 2 KILLY 1 KEROSINE 1 KIMBERLY 2

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KIN 20 KMOW 1 KIN FOLKS 1 KNAW 1 KIN A 1 KNAWHA 1 KIND 175 KNEE 3 KIND OF A 1 KNEE1DE EP 1 KIND OF CUTS 1 KNEES 2 KIND OF GOT 1 KNEW 111 KIND OF IT 1 KNICK 1 KIND OF PROUD 1 KNICK KNACK 1 KIND OF STARTED 1 KNIC KS 1 KIND OF STUFF 1 KNIFE .10 KIND OF VENT 1 KNIFED 1 KINDA 99 KNIFING 1 KINDA DOUBT 1 KNIGHTS 1 KINDA HELP 1 KNIT 10 KINDA KNACK 1 KNITS 2 KINDA SICKLY 1 KNITTED 2 KINDERGARDEN 3 KNITTING 11 KINDERGARTEN 6 KNIFE 1 K INDH 1 KNIVES 5 KINDLE 1 KN 0 1 KINDLY 4 KNOB 2 KINDS 42 KNOCK 8 KINDS OF STUFF 3 KNOCKED 6 KINESCOPES 1 KNOCKIN 1 KING 11 KNOCKS 1 KING SNAKES 2 KNOCKS THE CHOCKS RI 1 KINGS 2 KNOT 1 KINGSTON 2 KNOT EM 1 KINKLY 1 KNOT IC AL 1 KINL IN 1 KNOTT 1 KIS 1 KNOW 2,970 KISERS 2 KNOW GO TRY 1 KISSED 2 KNOW .IT 1 KISSINGERS 1 KNO WED 27 KIST 1 KNO WEM 1 KIT 1 KNO 1.1H 1 KITCHE 1 K NO WIN 3 KITCHEN 38 KNOWING 13 KITCHENS 1 KNOWLEDGE 16 KITTLE 1 KNOWN 32 KIWAN IS 1 KNO WNED ACTUALLY 1 KJEST 1 KNOWS 38

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KNOWS IT 1 LADY 40 KNOWS WHO 1 LAFE 1 KNOWW 1 LAGRANGE 3 KNOX 2 LAI 2 KNOXVILLE 29 LAID 17 KNP W 0 1 LAIRDS 3 KOF IC 3 LAKE 77 KOP IE 3 LAKE HARTLEY 1 K ODEL 2 LAKEMONT 3 KOULS 1 LAKES 19 KOONS 1 LAKES GOT 1 KOREA 5 I AMANCHE 1 KOREAN 4 LAMAR 3 KOTS 1 LAMB 1 KOTY 1 LAMINATE 1 KUGA 1 LAMP 1 OKA. 1 LAMPLIGHTERS 1 KULAWHEE 3 LAmps 5 OMB 1j a LANCASTER 6 KYTENN 2 LAND 64 1 I. LANDER 2 L IL 1 LANDING 2 L P N 2 LANDLORD 1 LA 2 LAND MAR K 1 LAB 15 LANDS 4 LABADOR 1 LANDS IN 1 LABARD 1 LANDSCAPING 1 LABAT OR Y 1 LANE 6 LABEL 3 LANG 0 1 LABELS 1 LANGUAGE 60 LABLE 1 LANGUAGE YOU KNOW 1 LABOR 22 LANGUAGES 10 LABORATORY 2 LANGUANGES 1 LkBORER 3 LANGUISTICS 1 LABRATORY 1 LANS VILLE 1 LABS 1 LANTERN 1 LACED 1 LAOS 3 LACK 10 LAP 2 LACKING 5 LAFARA °S 1 LACKS 1 LARAL 1 LACQUER 1 LARD 5 LACROSSE 14. LARGE 82 LADDER 2 LARGELY 2 LADIES 18 LARGER 33

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LARGEST 20 LAWN 3 LARGE WELL 1 LAWRENCE 4 LARNER 1 LAWS 8 LARRY 2 LAWSON 'S 3 LAR-WOOD 1 LAWYER 11 LAS 2 LAWYERS 4 LAS AL 1 LAY 29 LASSES 1 LAY AN SLEEP 2 LASSIE 1 LAY EM 2 LAST 474 LAY IN 1 LAST FORMER 1 LAY OFF 1 LAST NIGHT 1 LAY OUT 2 LASTED 1 LAYED 5 LASTED ME 1 LAYED AROUND 3 LAST IN 1 LAYED OFF 1 LASTING 2 LAYED THE WHIP TO 1 LASTS 2 LAYER 3 LATE 38 LAYERS 1 LATELY 16 LAY IN 6 LATER 79 LAY IN OUT 1 LATER ON 1 LAYING 6 LATEST 3 LAYIT 1 LATHER 2 LAYOFF 1 LATIN 11 LAYON 1 LAT ONA 1 LAYS 2 LATTER 2 LAZER 2 LAUDERDALE 2 LAZ IN 2 LAUGH 9 LAZY 10 LAUGH IN 1 LEAD 11 LAUGHED 7 LEADER 7 LAUGHING _,3 LEADERS 8 LAUNCH 1 LEADERSHIP 3 LAUNC HED 3 LEADING 2 LAUNDRY 1 LEADS 1 LAUREL 9 LEAF 2 LAVA 1 LEAGUE 18 LAW 81 LEAGUES 1 LAW I GOTTA 1 LEAK 1 LAW MERCY 1 LEAKS 1 LAW SCHOOL 1 LE ',di 9 LAWRENCE 1 LEAN TENT 1 LAW 1 LEANS 2 LAWFORK 1 LEANS TOWARD 1 LAWMAKERS 1 LEANT 1

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LEAPING 1 LEGISLATION 1 LEAPS 1 LEGISLATURE 4 LEARN 138 LEGITIMATE 1 LEARN GOOD 1 LEGS 27 LEARNED 68 LEIGH 1 LEARNIN 13 LEISURE 2 LEARN ING 24 LEMMING 1 LEARNS 2 LEMONS 1 LEARNT 6 LENA 1 LEARN TED 1 LENE 1 LEASE 6 LENGTH 10 LEASED 4 LENIENT 1 LEAST 90 LENSE 1 LEAST WISE UP THERE 1 LEON 2 LEASURES 1 LEOT IE 1 LEATHER 5 LEPROSY 2 LEAVE 110 LESS 107 LEAVES 19 LESSON 15 LE AVIN 1 LESSONS 19 LEAVING 3 LEST 1 LEBORD IN 0 1 LESTER J MAL \*E 1 LECTR I C 3 LET'S 12 LECTRI CA L 1 LET 195 LEC TR ICS 1 LET EM 1 LECTURE 1 LET ME BE QUITE 1 LECTURING 2 LETS 39 LED 2 LET S SEE 1 LEDGER 1 LETEM 1 LEDCES 1 LETHA 1 LEE 9 LETS 46 LEE COUNTY 1 LETS PERSON KNOW 1 LEE S 1 LETS SAY A 1 LEES 1 LETS SAY I 1 LEEST 0 WN 1 LETS SEE ABOUT 1 LEE WAY 1 LETS SEE IF 1 LEFT 146 LETS 'SEE ITS 1 LEFT OVER S 1 LETS SEE NOW I 1 LEG 8 LETS SEE SUMMER 1 LEGAL 3 LETS SEE TIL 1 LEGALIZED 1 LETTEHEADS 1 LEGALIZING 3 LETTER 20 LEGALLY 3 LETTERED 2 LEGHORN 1 LETTERS 7 LEGION 3 LETTERS NUMBERS 1 LEGIONS 1 LETT IN 6

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LKTTNG 2 LIFEGUARD 2 LETTUCE 1 LIFES 1 LEUKEMIA 1 LIFETIME 3 LEVEL 81 LIFT 7 LEVEL IT IS IN 1 LIFTED 2 LEVEL LIKE 1 LIFTERS 1 LEVELED 2 LIFTS 2 LEVELING 1 LIGHT 39 LEVELS 6 LIGHTENING 1 LEVEN 2 LIGHTER 3 LE"ENING 3 LIGHTING 1 LEVI 1 LIGHTS 11 LEVI S 1 LIK 1 LEVIS 1 LIKE 2,085 LEW 1 LIKE AT 3 LEWIS 14 LIKE AUSTRALIA 1 LEWISBURG 1 LIKE BIT BEING IN 1 LEXINGTON 8 LIKE BLACKED OUT ON 1 LEXINGTON S 1 LIKE FOR 1 LIABILITY 2 LIKE I 1 LIABLE TA 1 LIKE I SAY 1 LIANCE 1 LIKE IF 1 LIBERAL 9 LIKE IF THEY HAVE 1 LIBERALS 3 LIKE IN 2 LIBERATION'S 1 LIKE LOST 1 LIBERTY 3 LIKE MADE 1 LIBRARIAN 2 LIKE SENIOR 1 LIBRARIES 1 LIKE SIX 1 LIBRARY 11 LIKE TA 1 LICENSE 28 LIKE TA SEE 1 LICENSED 4 LIKE THAT 3 LICK 3 LIKE THEN 1 LICKITY SPLIT 1 LIKE THEY DID 1 LID 5 LIKE TO 4 LIE 5 LIKE TO TICKLE ME TO 1 LIED 5 LIKE TODAY THAT 1 LIEE 1 LIKE TWO 1 LIES 2 LIKE UP THERE AT 1 LIES IN WITH YOUR 1 LIKE WELL THERES 1 LIEUTENANT 2 LIKE WILDFIRE 1 LIFE'S 1 LIKED 82 LIFE 227 LIKED. HORSE TA RIDE 2 LIFE OF JOBE 1 LIKEL 1 LIFE S 1 LIKELIHOOD 1 LIFE TIME 2 LIKELY 5

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LIKEM 2 LIQUID 3 LIKENESS 1 LIQUIDS 1 LIKES 98 LIQUOR 11 LIKIN 2 LISA S 1 LIKZITS 1 LISCENSE 1 LILY 2 LIST 8 LIMA 1 LISTED 4 LIMARA 1 LISTEN 36 LIMAS 1 LISTENED 3 LIMB 1 LISTENEN 1 LIMB THERE 1 LISTENIN 1 LIMIT 20 LISTENING 9 LIMITATION 2 LISTENS 2 LIMITATIONS 1 LISTING 1 LIMITED 12 LISTS 1 LIMITS 7 LIT 1 LIMPS 1 LITERACY 2 LINCOLN 20 LITERAL 1 LINCOLN S 1 LITERALLY 2 LINDA 2 LITERATURE 5 LINDBERG 1 LITTER 2 LINE 82 LITTL OLE 1 LINE YOU KNOW 1 LITTLE'UM 1 LINED 4 LITTLE 747 LINED OUT 1 LITTLE BIT 26 LINEMAN 1 LITTLE BIT A 1 LINEN 3 LITTLE BITTY 1 LINENS 1 LITTLE BOY 1 LINES 16 LITTLE ENS 1 LINGUAL 1 LITTLE FINE 3 LINGUIST 1 LITTLE -MORE 3 LINGUISTICS 1 LITTLE OL 4 LIN IN 2 LITTLE OLD 1 LINGING 4 LITTLE OLE PART 1 LINK 4 LITTLE OLE 5 LINKED 1 LITTLE OVER 2 LINOLN 1 LITTLE RUSTY 1 LINT 1 LITTLE SMALL 1 LINTEN 2 LITTLE SOMETHING 1 LION 1 LITTLE WARM 1 LIONIN THE LIONIN 1 LITTLE WAY 1 LIONS 4 LITTLE WAYS 1 LIP 1 LITTLE WERE 1 LIQUEDR LITTLEST 3

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LITTY 1 LOCOMOTIVE IN 1 LIVABLE 1 LODGE 14 LIVE 328 LODGINGS 1 LIVE AU 1 LOFT 1 LIVE HERE 1 LOG 33 LIVED 275 LOG UN 1 LIVED AT 1 LOGAN 1 LIVE-IN 1 LOGGED 1 LIVELY 1 LOGICAL 4 LIVENED 1 LOGS 20 LIVER 2 LOIE 1 LIVES 200 LOIN 1 LIVESTOCK 2 LOIS 1 LIVIEST 1 LOMBARDI 1 LIVIN 57 LONA 2 LIMN YOU KNOW 1 LONDON 1 LIVING 109 LONELY 5 LIZ 3 LONESOME 2 LIZZIE 6 LONG 383 LOAD 23 LONG BOUT 1 LOAD A 1 LUNG WARDS 1 LOADED 5 LONG WAYS 1 LOADING 3 LONGER 41 LOADS 6 LONGER N 1 LOAF 8 LONGEST 4 LOAFS 1 LONGHORN 1 LOAN 7 LONGJOHN 1 LOANS 1 LONNIE 16 LOBBY 1 LONNIE D 1 LOCAL 54 LOOK 163 LOCALITY 1 LIIK ABOUT 2 LOCALLY 6 LOOK AFTER SEE 2 LOCATE 1 LOOK AT 1 LOCATED 22 LOOK UP 1 LOCATION 6 LOOK YOU 1 LOCATIONS 2 LOOKED 74 LOCK 4 LOOKED AFTER THE CON 1 LOCK SMITHIN 1 LOOKED INTO 2 LOCK UP 1 LIMED LIKE 1 LOCKED 5 LOOKS SOMETHING 1 LOCKER 2 LOOM 1 LOCKHAVEN 2 LOOSE 24 LOCKINS 1 LOOSEN 2 LOCOMOTIVE 1 LOOSES 1

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LOOSING 1 LouisvILLF 5 LORAY 1 LOUNGE 1 LORD 14 LOUNGERS 1 LORD HE 1 LOURS 3 LORD NO 1 LOUS 1 LORDS 2 LOUSY 1 LORDY I 1 LOVANA 1 LORIDIAN 1 LOVE 97 LORNE 1 LOVED 21 LOS 10 LOVELY 6 LOS ANGELES 2 LOVEM 1 LOS ANGL OSES 1 LOVER 2 LOSE 18 LOVES 39 LOSE OUT 1 LOVING 2 LOSES 2 LOW 31 LOS IN 1 LOWE 1 LOSING 7 LOWER 22 LOSS 6 LOWERED 2 LOSSES 3 LOWERS 1 LOST 53 LOWEST 5 LOT 810 LOWLANDERS a LOT A 2 LOWLANDS '1 LOT A TIMES 1 LOYAL 1 LOT MORE 1 LPN 6 LOT MORE SO 1 LTD 1 LOT OF 1 LUCAS 2 LOT OF EM 1 LUC I LLE 1 LOT S 1 LUCK 5 LOTA 9 LUCKILY 1 LOTER Y 1 LUCKY 32 LOTION 1 LUC US VILLE 1 LOTS 69 LUC Y 1 LOTS A 2 LUG G UAGE 1 LOTS OF 3 LUGGS 1 LOTS THERE 1 LUITENENT 1 LOTT 1 LUKE 1 LOTTA 15 LUKEWARM 1 LOU 1 LUMBER 44 LOUD 12 LUMBER IN 1 LOUIS 4 LUMBERMEN 1 LOUISA 1 LUMPS 1 LOUISANNA 1 LUMPY 1 LOUISE 2 LUNCH 61 LOUISIANA 2 LUNCHEON 3

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LUNCHES 9 MADE 370 LUNCHROOM 4 MADE UP 1 LUNCHTIME 1 MADISON 4 LUNG 5 DADMAN 1 LUNGS 6 MADRAS 1 LURES 1 MADRID 2 LURLEENE 1 MAE 1 LUTHER 2 MAFIA 1 LUTHERAN 3 MAG 1 LUTHEli AN S 1 MAGARET 1 LUXURY 1 MAGAZINE 5 LYE 1 MAGAZINES 10 ,.LYNN 3 MAGINE 4 M4 1 MAGNIFIC ANT 1 M 1 MAGNOLIAS 1 M AM 1 MAGNUN 1 M AN M 2 MAHAL IC KS 1 M C V 1 MAHALS 2 MED IS 1 MAID 5 MA'AM 11 MAIDEN 1 MA ' M 17 MAIDS 2 MA 7 MIAL 30 MA AM 4 MAIL BOX 2 2 1 MAILED 3 45 MAILING 1 MA AN 1 MAIN 75 MA M 29 MAIN MAIN 1 MABEL 2 MAIN STREET 1 MAC'S 1 MAINE 5 MAC 6 MAINLY 16 MAC ALLES 1 MAINSTREAM 1 MACARONI 1 MAINTAIN 5 MACEY 1 MA INTA INANC E 1 MACHAN IC 2 MAINTAINS 2 MACHANICS 1 MA INTA NOE 2 MACHINE 38 MAINTANENCE 1 MACHINERY 13 MAINTENANCE 5 MACHINES 21 MAJOR 32 MACHINIST 2 MAJORED 16 MACHINISTS 2 MAJOR IETY 1 MACK 2 MAJORIN 1 MAD 33 MAJORING 7 MADA 1 MAJORITY 22 MADAM 2 MAJORS 4

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1 !°.AKE 5 31: MANCHESTER MAKE AN ORNAMENTAL E MANDOLIN 2 1 Mid-J. All DIFFERENCE .., MANE 1 MAFF 1-ELIEVE ..t MANEUVERS 1 MA K' i , GGOD 1. MAN FACT UR ER MAKE 11 I'M 1 MANGRAM 1 ML:]5.: IT 1 MAN H ATTEN 1 1 IAK:-: 11.1i : . r kNE 1 MAN IFEST

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MA .'2,k .. M. ',,NNER ED 1 MAKER 3 MANNERLY 2 MAKERS i MANNERS 3 MAKES 134 MANPOWER 6 6 MAKEUP 11 MANS MAKIN M.:',NMELD 5

-- MANSION 1 MAKING , .., 2 MALADJUSTED 1. M.L,'S 1:ATK:ITER MALADJUSTMENT i MA NS VI LLE 2 MALARIA 6 MAN THA L 1 1 LAMCOLM '1 MAN TIFNCE MALCUM MANTLE 3 MALE MANUAL 4 1 MALIGA i Mi. NITFACTOR MALIGNANT 1 MAN II-FACTORING 3 MALT 2 MP.NUFACTORS 1 1 MAM ::0 MANUFACTORY MAMA 4- , MANUFACTURE 5 MAMMA 1 MANUFACTURER 3 MAMMA S 1 MANUFACTURERS 2 MAMMY 2 MANUFACTURING 6 MAN 200 MANURE 2 MAN A WAR 1 MAN URED 1 MANS ..3 MANUSCRIPTS 3 MAN TEACHER 1 MANY 434 MANAGE 6 MANY S 2 MANAGED 3 MANY SOME 1 11 MANAGEMENT 2. MAP MANAGEMENTS 1 MAP WE DID 1 MANAGER 19 RAPED 1 MANAGERS 11 MAPLE 4 MANAGING 1 MAPS 2

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MARIJUANA 1 MARRIEDS 1 MARAJUANAS 1 MARRIES 2 MARAVICH 1 MARRIGGE I MARAYANA 1 MARRY 25 MARBLE 4 MARRYIN 2 MARBLFc 2 MARRYING 1 MARCii 41 MARSH 2 MARCHED 7 MARSHALL 48 MARCHES 1 MARSHALL S 2 MARC HIN 3 MARSHALLS 1 MARCHINC, 1 MARTHA 1 MARC LES 1 MARTIN 4 MARCUM 1 MARVEL 1 MARDI GRAS 2 MARVELOUS 8 MAREITTA 1 MARVIN 2 MARGARINE 1 MARY'S 1 MARGE 1 MARY 13 MARGIN 3 MARY JANE 7 MARIE 1 MARY JANE FORT 2 MARIETTA 1 MARY JANE HORTON 1 MARIETTA S 1 MARY JANE S 1 MARIGUNA 1 MARY LOU 2 MARIJUANA 9 MARY RICHARDSON 1 MARINE 17 MAR YANNAS 1 MARINES 8 MARYLAND 36 MARION 2 MARYLANDER 1 MARIS 2 MARYLANDS 2 MARITAL 1 MARYS 2 MARITTA 1 MARYSVILLE 5 MARK 10 MARYVILLE 1 MARKED 3 MASH 5 MARKET 32 MASHED 3 MARKETING 1 MASHING 1 MARKETS 4 MASK 1 MARKING 1 MASON 8 MARKS 3 MASONARY 1 MARLENE 1 MASONS 3 MARLESS 1 MASS 3 MARLIN 1 MASSACHEUETS 1 MARLO 4 MASSACHUSETT 1 MARONA 1 MASSES 2 MARRIAGE 30 MASSIVE 2 MARRIAGES 5 MASTER'S 3 MARRIED 414 MASTER 16

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MASTERS 43 MAXI CO AT 1

MAT . 1 MAX IE 2 MATAV I A 1 MAX IE COAT 1 MATCH 6 MAXIMUM 3 MATCHED 2 MAXIMUM WOULD BE TWO 1 MATCHES 5 MAX WELL 1

MAT CH IN 2 ,) MAY 155 MATE 1 MAY BE ONE 3 MATER 1 MAY JUST AS WELL 1 MATERIAL 36 MAY S 1 MATER IA', ISTIC 1 MAY BE 453 MATER F ALS 22 MAYBE A 1 MATERS 2 MAYBE FOR 1 MATH 89 MAYBE IN 1 MATHE MAT 1 MAYBE MUC H 1 MATHEMATIC IAN 1 MAYBE S 1 MATHEMATICIANS 1 MAYBE YOU RE 2 MATHEMATICS 10 MAYBY 1 MATHMAICAL 1 MAYFLOWER 1 MATHMAT IC S 4 MAYOR 1 MAT HON 1 MAYS VILLE 16 MAT I VE 1 MC CARTHY 1 MATOES 1 MC QUIRE 1 MATT. 1 MCCLAIN 1 MATTAHELA 1 MC C LELL ANS 1 MATTER 48 MCCLURE 3 MATTER OF 1 MCCLURES 1 MATTERED 2 MCCORMICK 1 MATTERS 3 MCMILLAN 1 MATTHEW 1 MC NARE 1 MATURE 5 MC QUIRE 1 MATURED 2 ME 1,386 MATURITY 4 ME A 1 KkUD 1 ME A PATTERN 1 MAUDE 4 ME AN MY 2 MAVERICK 2 ME AN MY WIFE 2 MAVERICKS 2 ME AN HAD 2 MAVIS 3 ME AN THE BOY 2 MAW 10 ME AND DADDY 1 MAWS 3 ME AND DOUG 1 MAWMAW 1 ME AND HE 1 MAWS 1 ME AND HER TOGETHER 1 MAXI 2 ME AND MY BROTHER 1

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ME AND MY FIRST WIFE 1 MECI'ANIZED 1 ME AND MY ITUSIAND MED 1 ME AND MY NERIEW 1 MEDDELIN 1 ME AND MY WIFE 1 MEDIA 5 ME DOWN THERE 1 MEDIC 1 ME OR YOU 1 MEDICAD 2 ME OUT MEDICAL 16 ME SIX 3 MEDICARE 1 ME TA DEATil 1 MEDICATION 5 ME UP 1 MEDICATIONS 1 ME IT GOOD MEDICINE 17 MEAD 1 MEDICINES 8 MEADE'S 1 MEDIEVAL ME. DE MEDIKAD 1 4 MEADOW 5 MEDIUM MEADOW FORK 1 MEDOLURGICAL 1 MEAGER 1 MEEDED 1 MEAL 14 MEEKER 1 MEALS 9 MEET 51 MEALTIME 1 MEET ME 1 MEAN 451 MEETIN 10 1 MEAN LORD 1. MEETIN CHURCHES DANCE MEETING 27 MEANER 1 MEETINGS 16 MDANEST MEET INS 2 MEANIN 1 MEETS 6 MEANING 6 MEL 2 MEANINGFUL 2 MELINDA 1 -MEANS 33 MELD 1 MEANT 17 MELODY 1 MEARLY 1 MELT 1 4 MEASLES 5 MELTED MEASURABLE 1 MELTON 1 MEASURE 7 MELTING 2 MEASUREMENT 1 MELTON 1 MEASURES 4 MELVIN 6 MEAT 71 MEL VINE 1 MEAT LOAF 1 MELVINS 1 MEATS 12 MEMBER 43 MECHANIC 17 MEMBERS 33 MECHANICAL 7 MEMBERSHIP 9 MECHANICLY 1 MEMERIZING 1 MECHANICS 9 MEMORIAL 4 MECHANICSBURG 2 MEMORIZATION 1 MECHANISM 1 MEMORIZE 1

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MEMORIZED 1 MET 89 MEMORIZES 1 MET ME 2 MEMORY 9 METAL 31 MEMORY S 1 METER 1 MEMPHIS 10 METERIALS 1 MEN 96 ME ERS 4 MEN COME OUT 1 NETHEODIST 1 MEN LL 1 METUOD 9 MEN S 4 METHODIST 11 MENNONITE 13 METINGS 1 MENNONITES 8 WIRIC 2 MENS 10 METROPOLIS 1 MENTAL 9 METS 2 MENTALLY 15 METTIN 1 MENTION 8 MEXICAN 4 MENTIONED 1i MEXICO 12 MENUE 1 MEYERSDALE 1 MENUES 2 MIAMI 14

MENUS 1. MIAMI S 1 MENYON 1 MICH 1 MERCHANDISE 6 MICHAEL 1 MERCHANT 3 MICHAGAN 1 MERCHANTS 2 M-YHEAL 1 MERCURY 6 MICHELLE 1 MERCURYS 1 MICHIGAN 20 MEREDITH 1 MICKIN 1 MERELY 1 MICROPHONE 1 MERIDIAN 1 MID 1 MERRIDIAN 1 MID NIGHT 1 MERRIER 1 MID SECTICN 1 MERRY-GO-ROUND 1 MID WEEK 1 MERY ,1 MIDDIESVILLE 1 MES 1 MIDDLE 48 MESS 13 MIDDLEAGED 2 MESS HALL ,1 MIDDLEM 3 MESS THINGS UP 1 MIDDLEMS MIDDLEM 1 MESS UP 1 MIDDLESBOROUGH 2 MESSAGE 6 MIDEAST 1 MESSAGES 3 MIDGET 2 MESSED 4 MID-OCTOBER 1 MESSED UP 1 MIDNIGHT 6 MESSES 2 MIDRID 1 MESSY 1 MIDSHIPMAN 1

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MIDTERM * MILKIN 4 MIDTOWN 1 MILKIN AFTER THAT 3 MIDWAY 1 MILKS 3 MID WEST 3 MILL 41 MIL; WESTERN 1 MILLEMS 1 MID WI VE 1 MILLERS 2 MIDWIVES 1 MILLERS VILLE 2 M I GET 1 MILLIE 4

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MOM 10 MOONSHINE 6 MOMENT 6 MOONSHINER 1 MOMMA 2 MOONSH INERS 3 MOMMA S 1 MO ONSH IN I NG 1 MOMMY 15 MOORE 7 MOMS 1 MOORESVILLE 1 MONA S 1 MOOSE 1 MONASTERY 3 MOOSE JAW 2 MONDAY 4.0 MOP 3 MONDAY NIGHTS 1 MOPING 1 MONDAYS 4 MOPPING 1 MONEY '3 1 MORALS 4 MONEY 237 AMOR ATOR IUM 1

MONEY S 1. MORE 745 MONEY UP 1 MORE BIGGER 1 MONEY YOU KNOW 1 MORE COME UP 1 MONEYTAR Y 1 MORE DR ILLS 1 MONGRO 1 MORE I WAS IN 1 MONTHS 1 MORE N 1 MONITORS 1 MORE OR LESS A 1 MON I UM 1 MORE SO 1 MONK 1 MORE THAN 1 MONKEY AROUND 3 MORE YEARS 1 MON KEYIN 1 MOREHEAD 58 MONKS 11 MORELAN 1 MONKTH 1 MORELAND 1 MONOPOLY 1 MORGAN 6 MONOXIDE 1 MORGAN TOWN 2 MONROE 3 MORGANTOIIIN 1 MONSTER 1 MORIN 3 MONTANA 1 MOR ING 1 MONTGOMERY 7 MOR IN IN 1 mum 123 MOR IS 1 MONTHES 1 MORMANS 3 MONTHLY 4 MORN IN 40 MONTHS 199 MORNING 132 MONTY 1 MORNINGS 10 MONUMENT 3 MORON 1 MONUMENTS 1 MORPHENE 1 MOOD 4 MORRIS 3 MOODS 1 MORSE 5 MOON 9 MORTEM 1 MOONLIGHT 3 MORTER 1

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MORTGPC, E 1 MOTOCYO LES 1 MORTON 1 MOTOES 1 MORTCH 1 MOTOR 22 MOS 2 MOTORCYCLE 20 MOSES 3 MOTORCYCLES 5 MOS K 1 MOTORS 10 MOSLEM 1 MOUND 1 MOSQUITO 1 MOUNDS VILLE 1 MOSQUITOES 4 MOUNT 14 MOSQUITOS 1 MOUNT HOLLY 1 MOSS 1 MOUNTAIN 94 MOS S Y 1 MOUNTAIN REST 1 MOST 524 MOUNTAINEER 4 MOST ALL 1 MOUNTAINEERS 6 MOST ANYWAY 1 MOUNTAINOUS 8 MOST BEAUTIFUL 1 MOUNTAINS 98 MOST EVER BODY 1 MOUNTED 2 MOST MINE 1 MOUSE 1 MOST OF EM MADE OF 1 MOUTH 10 MOST OF THEM 1 MOUTHS 1 MOST OF UM IS LONG 1 MOVE 47 MOST RICH 1 MOVE HARDLY 1 MOST THE 1 MOVED 135 MOSTLY 112 MOVED WE MOVED 1 MOSTLY HAVE 1 MOVEMENT 4 MOSTLY RAISED 1 MOVEMENTS 3 MOTEL 8 MOVES 4 MOTELS 1 MOVIE 32 MOTHER'S 3 MOVIES 36 MOTHER 230 MOVIN 7 MOTHER IN LAW 7 MOVING 17 MOTHER IN LAW SHE 1 MOVING TO 1 MOTHER S 7 MOW 8 MOTHER SE 1 MOVED 5 MOTHER-IN-LAW 1 MOWER 6 MOTHERS 35 MOWERS 1 MOT IE 1 MOWN 1 MOTION 3 MR 55 MOTIVATE 1 MR BARGAS 1 MOTIVATED 8 MR BOKE 1 MOTIVATES 1 MR DAVIS ,0 MOTIVATING 2 MR LOWS 1 MOTIVATION 4 MR MALCOLM 1 MOTIVATION AL 5 MR PACK 1

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MR. 16 MURDERS 2 MRS 23 MUS 1 MRS MAGRADY 1 MUSARAN 1 MRS MISSUS 1 MUSCLE 1 MRS MOSS 1 MUSCLES 1 MRS. 2 MUSCULAR 1 MSEW 3 MUSELF 1 MUCH 901 MUSEUM 4 MUCH ABOUT 1 MUSEUMS 1 MUCH ANYMORE 1 MUSH 1 MUCH AS 1 MUSIC 39 MUCH BEAUTIFULLER 1 MUSICAL 5 MUCH BLAME 1 MUSKRATS 2 MUCH GOOD 1 MUSLIN 5 MUCH MORE SO 1 MUST 66 MUCH TO GO ON 1 MUST BE 2 MUCH TROUBLE 1 MUST OF MUCH YOU KNOW 1 MUST VE 2 MUD 6 MUSTA 2 MUDDY 4 MUSTACHE 1 MUDHOLES 1 MUSTANG 2 MUDS 3 MUSTANGS 2 MUFFINS 1 MUSTARD 2 MUFFLER 2 MUSTER 1 MUFFLERS 2 MUSTER UP 1 MUH 1 MUTHER 7 MULE 6 MUTUAL 3 MULE S 1 MY 2,489 MULES 13 MY ACTUALLY THE 1 MULTILINGUAL 1 MY AU 1 MULTIPLE 1 MY BROTHER WHEN HE L 1 MULTIPLICATION 2 MY BROTHER YOUNGER 1 MULTIPLIES 1 MY DAD 2 MULTIPLY 2 MY DADDY 1 MULTIPLYIN 1 MY EYES OPERATED ON 2 MUNICH 2 MY FATHER HE DRINK 1 MUNIPULATE 1 MY FOURTY FIVE 2 MULTIPLY 1 MY FOURTY -FIVE 1 MURALS 1 MY LESSONS UP 3 MURDER 5 MY MOMMA 1 MURDER S 1 MY MY 2 MURDERER 1 MY OWN 1 MURDERIN 2 MY OWNSELF 1

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1 MY SON 1 NAPOLULA 1 MY TEETH '_I. NAPS 4 MYCOLOGY 1 NARCOTICS M YERSDALE 1 NARMAL 3 2 MY IT 1 NARROW 1 MYRDAL BEACH 1 NARY ONE 1 MYRTLE 5 NARY UM MYRTLES 1 NARY UN 3 1 MYS WELL 1 NASA 13 M YS ELF 147 NASHVILLE MYSTERY 1 NASTIEST 2 2 MYS WELL 1 NASTY MYTHOLOGY 1 NAT 1 1 MYTLE BEACH 1 NAT S NATALUL LA 1 N°I 2 1 N 9 NATCHEZ N E A 2 NATION 9 28 NA 2 NATIONAL 1 NAA 1 NATIONALITIES 1 NACKALUL LA 1 NATIONALITY NAG 1 NATIONS 3 2 NAGS 1 NATIONWIDE 18 RAH 9 NATIVE 4 NAILED 1 NATIVES 1 NAILS 5 NATO NAKED 1 NATURAL 8 25 NAM 5 NATURALLY 23 NAMATH 2 NATURE 10 NAME 189 NAVAL NAME BILL 1 NAVY 29 1 NAME S 1 NA W 1 NAMED 22 NAZERITH 1 NAMES 23 NAZI'S NAMES YOU KNOW 1 NAZI 1 NAN 12 NBC 1 1 NANCY 8 ND NANNY 2 NE 2 NANSELL 1 NEAR 62 NAOMI 2 NEARBY 2 NAP 2 NEARER 1 NAPALULA 2 NEAREST 5 1 NAPKINS 1 NEARING NAPOLES 2 NEARLY 50

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NEARLY HAS 1 NEIGHBORHOODS 1 NEARS IGHTED 1 NE IGHBORIN 1 NEAT 4 NEIGHBORING 3 NEBRASKA 3 NEIGHBORS 14 NECESSARY 1 NEIGHBORS YOU KNOW 2 NECER 1 NEITHER 8 NECESSARILY 11 NELL 2 NECESSARY 14 NELLIE 1 NECESSIL Y 1 NELSON 2 NECESSITIES 2 NEN 25 NECESSITY 7 NEON- LIGHTISH 1 NECK 12 NEPHEW 11 NECK 12 NEPHEWS 6 NECKLACE 1 NERVE 4 NECKLACES 1 NERVES 9 NECKS 1 NERVIOUS 1 NE DA 1 NER VOUS 20 NEED 159 NERVOUS NESS 1 NEEDED 53 NEST 3 NEED IN 1 NES TEGG 1 NEEDLE 17 NESTES 3 NEEDLES 1 NET 6 NEEDLESS 1 NETS 1 NEEDS 48 NET WORK 1 NEEDS TO BE 1 NEVADA 5 NEEDY 7 NEVE 2 NEGAR 2 NEVER 706 NEGATIVE 25 NEVER ANY 1 NEGER 1 NEVER BOUGHT 1 NEGERS 5 NEVER DID 4 NEGLECT 2 NEVER DID GO 1 NEGLECTED 1 NEVER DID HAVE 1 NEGLECTING 1 NEVER DID LIKE 1 NEGOTIATE 2 NEVER EVEN 2 NEGOTIATED 1 NEVER EVEN ASK ME 1 NEGOTIATING 1 NEVER HAD DID 1 NEGRAS 2 NEVER HAS 2 NEGRO 13 NEVER HAVE 3 NEGROES 20 NEVER KNOWN 1 NEGROS 1 NEVER SAW 1 NEICE 2 NEVER SEEN 1 NEICES 2 NEVER TO GOOD 1 NEIGHBOR 8 NEVER WAS 1 NEIGHBORHOOD 24 NE VERES 1

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NEVERS 1 NICK 4 NEW 268 NICKEL 8 NEW ENGLAND 1 NICKELS 2 NEW FANGLED THANG 1 NICKLE 2 NEW FOUNDLAND 1 NICKNAME 2 NEW JERSEY L. NICKNAMED 2 NEW ORLEANS 9 NICNACKS 1 NEW YEARS 1 NIECE 14 FEW YORK 13 NIECES 6 NEW YORK CITY 2 NIGERIA 5 NEW YORK STATE 1 NIGERIAN 1 NEW YORKERS 1 NIGERIANS 1 NEWBURG 2 NIGGERS 7 NEW COMB 16 NIGH 3 NEWER 2 NIGHT 304 NEWEST 3 NIGHT BEFORE LAST 1 NEWFOUND 1 NIGHT CLASS 1 NEWLY 1 NIGHTCLUB 1 NEWLYWED 1 NIGHTCLUBS 1 NEWMAN 2 NIGHTMARES 2 NEWPOR 1 NIGHTS 48 NEWPORT 3 NIGRA 1 NEWS 38 NINE 143 NEWS PAPER 2 NINE HUNDRED 2 NEWS PAPERS 1 NINE TENTHS 1 NEWSLETTER 1 NINE THIRTY 5 NEWSMEDIA NINED 1 NEWSMEN 2 NINES 1 NEWSPAPER 17 NINETEEN 120 NEWSPAPERS 9 NINETEEN AND TWELVE 1 NEWTON 1 NINETEEN EIGHTEEN 1 NEWTON S 1 NINETEEN FIFTEEN 1 NEX 2 NINETEEN FIFTY 1 NEXT 253 NINETEEN FIFTY FOUR 1 NEXT TA 1 NINETEEN FIFTY THREE 1 NIAGARA 1 NINETEEN FORTY ONE 1 NIAGRA' 1 NINETEEN HUNDRED 1 NICE 173 NINETEEN SEVENTY 1 NICE GOOD 1 NINETEEN SIXTY 1 NICELY 2 NINETEEN SIXTY SEVEN 1 NICER 10 NINETEEN SIXTY SIX 1 1 NICEST 5 NINETEEN SIXTY THREE NICHOLAS 1 NINETEEN THIRTY FIVE 1 NICHCIS 1 NINETEEN TWELVE 1

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NINETEEN TWENTY 2 NITE 3 NINETEEN TWENTY NINE 1 NITROGLYCERAN 1 NINETEEN-FIFTY-SIX 2 NIXAN 1 NINETEEN-FORTY-NINE 1 NIXON'S 1 NINETEEN-FOURTY-TWO 1 NIXON 4 NINETEEN-SEVENTEEN 1 NO 1 1 NINETEEN-SIXTY-EIGHT 2 NO 1 N 1 NINETEEN-THIRTY-FIVE 1 NO 1,587 NINETEEN-TWELVE 1 0 1 NINETEENTH 3 141 NINETH 5 NO ACCOUNT 1 NINETY 23 NO AU 1 NINETY EIGHT 4 NO BIG JOB 1 NINETY FIVE 7 NO BODY 1 NINETY FOUR 4 NO COLD 1 NINETY NINE 1 NO FLU 1 NINETY ONE 1 NO HEAT 1 NINETY PERCENT 2 NO HOME MAKE SIX 1 NINETY SIX 3 NO HOW 1 NINETY THREE 2 NO MATTER 1 NINETY-FOUR 1 NO MICE 2 NINETY-ONE 1 NO MORE 1 NINETY-SIX 2 NO NO 3 NINETY1FIVE 1 NO NOTHIN 1 NINETYIONE 1 NO ONE 3 NINIVER 1 NO PLACE 1 NINTEEN 6 NO REALLY NO 1 NINTEEN EIGHTEEN 1 NO RECKON NOT 2 NINTEEN EIGHTY 1 NO S 1 NINTEEN FORTY FIVE 1 NO S GOT 1 NINTEEN ONE 1 NO SEE 1 NINTEEN SIXTY ONE 1 NO SUCH 1 NINTEEN THIRTEEN 1 NO TROUBLE 1 NINTEEN THIRTY SIX 2 NO UH UM 1 NINTEEN TWENTY 1 NO WAY 2 NINTEEN-THIRTY 1 NO WHERE 1 NINTEEN-THIRTY-FIVE 1 NOA 2 NINTH 21 NOAH'S 1 NINTH GR 1 NOBILITY 1 NINTY 5 NOBODY'D 1 NINTY EIGH 1 NOBODY 59 NINTY FOUR 1 NOBODYS2 1 NIT PICKY 1 NOBODYS 1

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NOEL 1 NORTHEASTERN 1 NOISE H NORTHEN 1 NON 5 NORTHER 1 NON DENOMINATIONAL 1 NORTHERN 12 NON FTuTION 1 NORTHERNMOST 1 NON CRADED 1 NORTHH 1 NON MEANINGFUL 1 NORTHSIDE 4 NON OHIO 1 NORTHWEST 1 NON SUPPORT 5 NORTWEST 1 NON VERBALIZED 1 NOR VA 1 NONATTENDANCE 2 NORWOOD 1 NONE 61 NO 1 NONE NOT GOOD 1 NOSE 4 NONE READERS 1 NOSE BLEED 1 NONEMPLOYEES 1 NOSE ITS 1 NONENROLLMENT 1 NOSES 1 NON-CIVILIAN 1 NOSEY 1 NON-COMBAT 1 NOSING 1 NON-COMBATED 1 NOT'VE 1 NON-INVOLVED 1 NOT 2,010 NON-PROFESSIONALS 1 NOT A THING 1 NON-WORKING 1 NOT ANYTHING 1 NYSENSE 1 NOT BEFORE 1 NOODLES 2 NOT EVEN 1 NOON 6 NOT GOT ME 1 NOONE 1 NOT GOT NO 1 NOPALULA 1 NOT HARDLY 1 NOPALULA FALLS 1 NOT JUST 1 NOPE 4 NOT LIKE 1 NOR 4 NOT NECESSARILY 1 NORFORK 8 NOT NO 1 NORM 2 NOTA 2 NORMA 1 NOTABLY 1 NORMAL 17 NOTARY 1 NORMALLY 10 NOTCHES 1 NORMAN 1 NOTCHIN 1 NORMANS 1 NOTE 2 NORRIS 1 NOTE BOOK 2 NORSE 1 NOTEBOOK 2 NORTH 134 NOTED 4 NORTH AFRICA 1 NOTES 7 NORTH CAROLINA 10 NOTHER 3 NORTHCUTT 1 NOTHER WORDS 1 NORTHEAST 6 NOTHERN 3

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NOT 109 NOW THEY SPOKE 1

NUTHIN BUT JUST 1. NOW WE 3 NOTHIN NO MORE NOW WE CALL IT 1 Krif ING 97 NOW WE HAVE 1 KTHINC FLAT 1 NOW WESTERN 1 NOTHINGS 1 NOW WHEN 2 T C A BLE NOW WOULD YA 2 NOTICE 20 NOW YOU 2 NOT ICEABLY NOWADAYS 3 NOT ICED 30 NO WDAYS 3

N09.' IC IN 1. NOWHER 1 NC.CIC 1 NO WHERE 7 NOTIF LED 1 NOWICE 1 NOTIFY ty NOWS 1 NOTION NU 1 NOTS 1 NUCLEAR 3 NOT VILLE 2 NUDDON 2 N OUCH NUISANCE 2

NOVA 1. NUMB 2 NOVEL NUMBER 67 NOVELS 6 NUMBERED 2 NOVEMBER 72. NUMBERS 17 NOVICE NUMENTHALL 1 NOW 1, 514 NUMERBE RS 1 NOW A DAY 1 NUMEROUS 2 NOW A DAYS 1 N UME RS 1 NOW AT NUN HALER 1 NOW FIORD IA NUNN 1 NOW HE COME BACK 1 NUR 1 NOW I 5 NURSE 18 NOW I WORKED 1. NURSERIES 2 NJW IF 3 NURSERY 6 NOW IN THE 1 NURSES 16 NOW JUST WHAT 1 NURSING 16 NOW NOT 1 NUT 1 NOW SHE 1 NUTHIN 19 NOW THAT S JEST THOS 1 NUTHING 1 NOW THE 1 NUTIN 3 NOW THE ONES IN 1 NUTRICIOUS 1 NOW THEIR 1 NUTRITIONAL NOW THEN 1 NUTS AND ALL 1 NOW THERE CAUSE NUTSHELL 1 NOW THERE IS A NEEDL 1 NYA 1 NOW THEY RE 1 NYC 2

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OF I-;USINESS 1 OFF VERY MUCH 1 OF COURSE 30 OFF WITH 1 OF COT;RSE WENT TO 1 OFFEM 1 OF DO1 ()HIEN 6 OF DUR.INC 1 OFFEN A 1 OF EACJ 1 OFFEN AIR 1 OF EM 8 OFFENDERS 1 OF EN,;LNEERS 1 OFFENSE 3 OF E'V-ER 1 OFFENSES 1 OF HAD 1 OFFENSIVE 2 OF IFE: ONE OF THERE 1 OFFER 15 OF HOUSE AND: HOME 1 OFFERED 11 OF IT 1 OFFERIN 1 OF RATHER 1 OFFERING 4 OF /ILI9THE 1 OFFERS 4 OF SCHOOL 1 OFFICALLY OF SINGER OFFICE 112 OF THAT 1 OFFICE "WORK 1 OF THE 6 OFFICER 16 OF THE DAY 1 OFFICERS 5 OF THE EVENIN 1 OFFICES 12 OF THE GROWTH 1 OFFICIAL OF THE MORNIN 1 OFFICIALLY 3 OF THE NIGHT 1 OFFICIALS 1 OF THE OL BOYS 1 OFFICIATE 1 OF THEIR OFFS 1 OF THERE 1 OFFSPRING 1 OF THINGS 1 OFOF 1 OF US CHILDREN 1 OFTEN 55 OF WELL 1 OFTEN/UIJAEAST 1 OF WHAT YOU 1 OFTON 1 OFDA OH 65o OFEM 7 OH AU 1 OFEMS 1 OH BOUT 1 OFF 414 OH DEFINITELY 1 OFF A 1 OH 1 5 OFF AND ON 1 OH I I FORGOTTEN 1 OFF DOWN 1 OH IM 1 OFF OF 4 OH IN 1 OFF SHOT 1 OH IT S 1 OFF THERE HUNT IN 1 OH IT S A PRETTY BIG 1 OFF THROUGH 1 OH LAW 1 OFF TO 1 OH LET S 1 OFF OF THERE AT 1 OH LIKE AU LIKE 1

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OH MAN 1 OMAGENE 1 OH NO 1 OMES 1 OH PRETTY 1 OMISSIONS 1 OH THREE 1 OMIT 1 OH WELL I M 1 ON 2,792 OH YELL 1 ON A COUNTA 1 OH YES 3 ON A WHAT THEY CALL 1 OH YES YELL 1 ON ACCOUNT 2 OHARE 1 ON ACCOUNT OF 5 OHIA 2 ON ACCOUNTA 1 OHIO 53 ON AS A RULE 1 OHIO RIVER 1 ON AT 3 OHIO S 2 ON AU 1 OIL 20 ON AU WELL 1 OIL BURNER 1 ON BACK UP ABOVE 3 OIT 1 ON CHRISTMAS TIME 1 O.E.O. 2 ON COUNT 1 O.K. 3 ON COUNT A 1 OBJECTIVEVE 1 ON COUNT OF 1 OK 23 ON COUNTA 1 OKAY 22 ON DOW 2 OKLAHOMA 4 ON DOW AROUND 1 OL 47 ON DOWN ERE 2 OL JESSIE 2 ON EM 2 OL LEGEND GO 1 ON FROM THERE 1 OL OPEN 1 ON HOME 1 OL SAYIN 1 ON INFARM LAND 1 OL TIMBER 1 ON IN TA 1 OL TRAINING 1 ON OCCASION 1 OLD 451 ON OUR HAND 1 OLD FELLA 1 ON OUT 4 OLD SALEM 1 ON OUT ERE 2 OLD TOM HE 1 ON RIGHT OUT 3 OLD WOMAN 2 ON SEVEN 2 OLDER 118 ON TALKING 1 OLDER ONES 1 ON THE 4 OLDEST 120 ON THE COUNT 1 OLDS 7 ON THE JOB 1 OLDSMOBILE 1 ON THE SAME 1 OLE 33 ON THE SCARE SIDE 1 OLE WEDIN 1 ON THE SCHOOL 1 OLIVE 10 ON THEIR OWN 1 OLIVE HILL 1 ON THEM 1 OLIVER 1 ON THERE 1

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OPERATION 33 ORIENT 1 OPERATIONS 9 ORIENTATED 3 OPERATOR 8 ORIENTATION 1 OPERATORS 6 ORIENTED 1 OPINION 14 ORIEOLES 1 OPINIONS 2 ORIGINAL 4 OPPORTUNITIES 6 ORIGINALITY 2 OPPORTUNITY 30 ORIGINALLY 16 OPPORTUNITIES 1 ORIGINATED 3 OPPOSE 2 OR IC IN I ONAL 1 OPPOSED 2 ORIGIONAL 1 OPPOSITE 8 OR IGI °NALLY 1 OPP OS UMS 4 ORINTATI ON 1 OPTIMUM 1 ORLANDO 9 OPTION 2 ORLEANS 3 OR 1, 824 ORMONE 1 OR AU AU 1 ORPHAN 2 ORAL 6 ORPHANAGE 1 ORANGE 1 ORPHANS 2 ORCHARD 6 ORR 2 ORCHARDS 2 ORR S 1 ORDEAL 1 ORT 1 ORDER 61 ORTA 2 ORDERED 4 ORTHPED IC S 1 ORDERIN 1 ORVILLE 4 ORDERING 3 OSACKA 1 ORDERLYS 1 OSAGA 1 ORDERS 11 OS WEGO 3 ORDINANC Y 1 OT 1 ORDINARILY 8 OTHER 740 ORDINARY 5 OTHER D 1 ORE 1 'OTHER EN 1 OREGON 6 OTHER IN 1 ORGAN 4 OTHER NEN 2 ORGANIZATION 14 OTHER OF EM 1 ORGANIZATIONAL 1 OTHER ONE SAID 1 ORGANIZATIONS 8 OTHER PART 1 ORGANIZE 4 OTHER PLACES 2 ORGANIZED 9 OTHER THAN 1 ORGANS 1 OTHERN 3 ORGINATED 1 OTHERN S GOT 1 OR GININATED 1 OTHERS 64 ORGINIONAL 1 OTHER WISE 13

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OTIS 1 OUT HERE IN 3 OTS 1 OUT HERE ON 1 OTTIE 1 OUT HERE TWARDS 2 OUGH 2 OUT HUNT IN WITH 1 OUGHT 35 OUT IN 9 OUGHT TA 1 OUT IN THE 1 OUGHT TO 5 OUT JUST 1 OUGHT TO HAVE 1 OUT NUMBER 1 OUGHTA 3 OUT OF 13 OUGHTEN 1 OUT OF A JOB 1 OUN 1 OUT OF IT 3 OUNCE 3 OUT OF THERE 1 OUNCES 6 OUT ON 8 OUR 733 OUT OVER 1 OUR HOUSE 1 OUT RUN 1 OUR MY 1 OUT SHER 2 OUR WAY 1 OUT SIDE 2 OURS 18 OUT SPOKEN 1 OURSELF 5 OUT STRIPPED 1 OURSELF UP 1 OUT THER 1 OURSELVES 8 OUT THERE 20 OURTA 1 OUT THERE ALL 1 OURTH TO 1 OUT THERE AT 3 OUT 1,800 OUT THERE NEXT 1 OUT A 6 OUT THREE RECORDS 1 OUT A DOORS 1 OUT TO 2 OUT A PATCH 1 OUT WHAT 1 OUT A REAL 1 OUT WHERE 3 OUT ARMED 1 OUTA 22 OUT AROUND 1 OUTBREAKS 1 OUT AS 1 OUTCOME 2 OUT AT 1 OUTDOOR 8 OUT BY 2 OUTDOORS 7 OUT DATED 1 OUTDOORS 70 DO 1 OUT DOORS 2 OUTER 2 OUT DOWN 1 OUTER WISE 1 OUT DRINKIN 2 OUTFIT 10 OUT ERE 2 OUTFITS 6 OUT FROM 1 OUTGOING 2 OUT FRUM DOWN 2 OUTIN 1 OUT HE GOES APLAYIN 1 OUTING 1 OUT HER 1 OUTINGS 1 OUT HERE 13 OUTLAND 1

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PARALLELED 1 PARTIED 1 PARALYSIS 1 PARTIES 19 PARALYZE 1 PART -TIME 5 PARALYZED 2 PARTLY 7 PARALYZES 1 PARTMENT 1 PARATROOPER 3 PARTNER 9 PARATROOPERS 1 PARTNERS 4 PARDON 8 PARTNERSHIP 3 PARENT 18 PARTRIDGE 1 PARENTAGE 1 PARTS 144 PARENTS 112 PARTY 20 PARIS 4 PASSES 1 PARIS ISLAND 1 PASS 55 PARK 37 PAS S DUE 1 PARKED 1 PASS THAT 1 PARKER 1 PAS SAGES 1 PARKERSBURG 3 PASSED 43 PARKIN 1 PASSED AWAY 2 PARKING 1 PASSED ME ON 1 PARKS 9 PASSENGERS 1 PARLIMENT 1 PASSES 5 PARLOR 5 PAS SIN 3 P ARNE LLY 1 PAS SING 5 PAROCHIAL 2 PAST 75 PAROLE 8 PAST PAST 1 PARSNIPS 1 PASTE 1 PARSONAGE 1 PASTED 1 PARSONS 1 PASTER 1 PART 250 PASTOR 5 PART TIME 7 PASTORAL 4 PARTAA 2 PAST ORED 1 PARTED 1 PAST ORING 1 PARTHAMON 1 PASTRY 1 PARTHANON 1 PAS TT IME 1 PARTIAL 2 PASTURE 3 PARTIALITY 1 PASTURES 3 PARTIALLY 1 PAT LP PARTICIPANTS 1 PAT HIS A LITTLE BIT 1 PARTICIPATE 10 P ATA 1 PARTICIPATED 1 PATCH 4 PART IC IP ATING 3 PATCHES 5 PARTICULAR 48 PATH 2 PARTICULARLY 14 PATHETIC 1 PART IC ULARY 1 PATHOLOGICAL 2

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PATHOLOGY 2 PEACH 2 PATHS 1 PE ACHEN 1 FAT IENCE 9 PEACHES 7 PATIENT 29 PE ADM ONT 2 PATIENT S 1 PEAK 3 PATIENTS 39 PEAKS 1 PATOMAC 1 PEAL 5 PATRICIA 9 PEANUT 4 PATR IC KS 1 PEANUT BUTTER 1 PATRIOT IC 1 PEANUTS 7 PATROL 2 PEAR 2 PATRONIZE 1 PEARL 10 PATRONS 1 PEARLIE 3 PATS MY BACK 1 PEARLS 1 PATTERN 22 PEARS 4 PATTERNS 2 PEAS 9 PATTERS ON 1 PEA WEE VIL 2 PAUL 3 PECANS 1 PAULINE 1 PECK 2 PAULS 1 PECT 1 PAUSE 2 PECULAR 1 PAVED 1 PECULIAR 3 PAVEMENT 2 PEDAL 1 PAW 1 PEDALLING 2 PAY 180 PEDDLE 11 PAY OFF 1 PEDDLED 3 PAYED 12 PEDDLIN 2 PAYEM 1 PEDIATRICIAN 2 PAYER 1 PEEBLES 1 PAYERS 2 PEELED 1 PATEN 15 PEEPHOLE 1 PAYING 10 PEEPING 1 PAYMEAN 1 PEER 1 PAYROLL 1 PEERS 3 PAYROLLS 1 PEEVE 1 PAYS 16 PEEVED 1 PDEA 1 PEG 3 PE 1 PEGGY 'S 1 PEABODY 4 PEGGY 1 PEACE 12 PE IDM ONT 6 PEACEFUL 3 PELL 1 PEACEFULLY 24_ PELVIS 1

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PEN 5 PEPS I 5 PENALTY 4 PER 33 1 PENCENTAGE 1 PERCEIVE PENCIL 8 PERCENT 78 PENCILS 2 PERCENTAGE 19 PERCEPTION 1 PENDANT 2 i., 1 PENDIX 1 PERCEPTIVE 1 PENICILLIN 2 PERDICAMENT PER FEC 1 PEN ITENTARIES 1. 12 PENN 7 PERFECT 1 PENN STATE 1 PERFFCT IN G PENNEY 1 PERFECTION 3 1 PENNIES 7 PERFER 1 PENN. 1 PERFERRED PENNSACOLA 3 PERFORM 5 PENNS YI VAN IA 1 PERFORMED 2 PENNSYLVANIA 56 PER FUME 3 PENNSYLVANIA STATE 1 PERHAPS 14 PENNSYVANIA 2 PERIOD 43 1 PENNY 5 PERIODICALLY PENNYS 1 PERIODS 6 2 PENSION 3 PERISH 2 PENSIONS 1 PERKED 1 PENSYLVANIA 1 PERLIFRAL PENT 1 PERMANENT 3 PENTAGON 1 PERMANENTLY 4 1 PENTELIAN 1 PERMANTELY 1 PENTHILLS 1 PERMISSION PENYAN 1 PERMIT 5 1 PEOPE 2 PERMITS 4 PEOPLE 1,249 PERMITTED PEOPLE ALL 1 PERMITTING 1 1 PEOPLE ARE 1 PEROXIDING 1 PEOPLE D 1. PERPARATAR PEOPLE LL 1 PERPLEXED 1 PEOPLE TA IF 1 PERR 1 PEOPLE THAT 1 PERRY 4 PEOPLE THEY 1 PF,RS AY 3 PEOPLE YOU 1 PERSUITED 1 PEOPLE YOU KNOW 1 PERSERVES 1 1 PEOPLES 19 .PERSHING PEOPLES WEDDINGS 1 PERSIMMON 1 PEP 4 PERSIMMONS 1 2 PEPCENT 1 PERSON'S

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PERSON 168 PETER'S 1 PERSON S 2 PETROLEUM 2 PERSON S WHO 1 PETS 3 PERSONAL 22 PETTED 1 PERS ONALIT ICS 1 PETTTNGALL 1 PERSONALITIES I PETTP,OS SI 1 PERSONALITY 10 P GX 1 PERSONALLY 11 PH D 1 PERSONALS 1 P HARM 1 17R3ONEL 7 PHARMACIST 1 PERSONNEL 3 PHARMACY 1 PERSONS 14 PHARMIS IC Y 1 PERSONS WHO S 1 PHARMIST 2 PERSUADE 4 PHASE 7 PERSUADED 2 PHASES 3 PERSUASIVE 1 PHD 1 PER SUITS 1 PHEASANT 5 PERT 1 PHEASANTS 2 PERT NERT 2 PHERIFIAL 1 PERTECT IVE 1 PHES ANT 1 PERT IC IPATED 1 PHI 1 PERTICULAR 12 PHILADALPHA 1 PERT I C ULARLLY 1 PHILADELPHIA 3 PERT ICULARLY 1 PHILLIP S66 1 PERT ICULLY 3 PHILLIPE 1 PERT IN UP 1 PHILOSOPHER 2 PERTISIPANTS 1 PHILOSOPHY 9 PERTIS IPATE 2 PHNEWMONIA 1 PERT I SIPATED 1 PHOENIX 1 PERT IS IPATION 1 PHONAT IC 1 PERT ISPANTS 1 PHONE 30 PERTTY 2 PHONES 1 PERTURB 1 PHONOGRAPH 1 PERTY 4 PHONY 1 PERTYNEAR 1 PHOTOGRAPHER 2 PERU 1 PHOTOGRAPHERS 1 PE RY 1 PHOTOGRAPHS 1 PES ON AL 1 PHRASE 3 PESONS 1 PHRASES 1 PESSIMISTIC I PH YC HOLOG Y 3 PESSIMISTICALLY 1 PHYS 11 PET 7 PHYS IATR IC 1 PETE 2 PHYSICAL 21

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PHYSICALLY 3 PIGGY 1 PHYSICIAN 2 PIGS 11 PHYSICS 1 PIKE 30 PHYSIQUE 1 PIKES 4 PHYSO 1 P IKETON 9 PHYSOSOMATIC 2 PIKEVILLE 1 PIANIST 1 P IL EM 1 PIANO 12 PILE 8 PICK 'EM 3 PILED 1 PICK 78 P IL IN 1 PICK HIM UP 4 PILL 8 PICK UP 3 PILLAR 1 PICKED 54 PILLARS 3 PICKED UP 2 FILLERS 3 PICICEN 1 PILLOW 2 PICKENS 12 PILLOW CASES 1 PICKER 1 PILIS 22 PICKERS 1 PILLSBURY 1 PICKETT 1 PILOT 8 PICK IN 8 PIMPIN 1 PICKIN UP 1 PIN 8 PICKING 1 PINCUSHIONS 1 PICKENS 1 PINE 13 PICKS 9 PINEAPPLE 7 P IC KT 1 PINEDA 1 PICKUP 1 PINES 1 PICKWAY 4,2 PING 1 PICNIC 10 PING PONG 1 PICNICS 2 PINION 1 PICTURE 35 PINK 3 PICTURES 24 PINNED 3 PIDDLE ' PINOCHLE 1 PIE 4 PINPOINT 1 PIECE 71 PINS 4 PIECED 13 PINT 3 PIECEIN 1 PIONEERS 2 PIECES 18 PIOT 1 PIECIN 2 PIPE 16 PIECING 1 PIPE AWAY 2 PIEDMONT 4 PIPES 7 PIES 2 PISTONS 3 PIG 5 PIT 3 PIGEON 1 PITCH 4

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PITCHED 1 PLANTINM 1 PHED A FIT 1 PLANTS 29 PITCEL IN 1 PLANNING 1 FIT.:1HER 4 PLASTER 4 PiTCFERS 1 PLASTERED 1 PITIFUL 2 PLASTERS 1 PITTSPITRG 14 PLASTIC 10 PMSUBRGH 10 PLASTIC PARIS 1 FIZA 1 PLASTICS ,4 PIZZAS 1 PLAT 1 PLACE 343 PLATE 11 PLACE UP 1 PLATEAU 1 ',LAM 7 PLATES 2 PLA:TMENT b PLATOONS 1 PLACES 141 PLATTER 1 PLACID PLATTERS 1 PLADGE 1 PLAY 179 PLAIN 21 PLAYED 63 PLAINNESS 1 PLAYED UP 1 PLkINS 2 PLAYER 20 PLAINT 1 PLAYERS 5 PLA K 1 PLAYFUL 1 PLAN 32 PLAYGROUND PLANE 23 PLAYIN 31 PLANED 1 PLAYIN AROUND 1 PLANES 12 PLAYING 23 PLANK 2 PLAYMATES 1 PLANNED 14 PLAYS 34 PLANNIN 12 PLEAD 1 PLANNING 23 PLEADED 1 PLANNUN 1 PLEASANT 7 PLANS 29 PLEASANT VALLEY 1 PLANT 107 PLEASE 8 PLANT ME 1 PLEASED 18 PLANT THERE 1 PLEASES 1 PLANTATIONS 1 PLEASURABLE 1 PLANTED 1 PLEASURE 8 PLANTEM 1 PLEASURES 2 PLANTER 1 PLEDGE 3 PLANTERS 1 PLEDGES 1 PLANTERSVILLE 1 PLENTIFUL 1 PLANT IN 3 PLENTY 40 PLANTING 2 PLOT 2

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PLOW 11 POLICEMEN 5 PLOWED 7 POL IC IAL 1 FLOWERS 1 POLICIES 3 PLOWIN 6 POLICY 14 PLO WING 2 POLIO 1 PLOWS 3 POLISH 2 PLUC 6 POLITE 1 FLUCC.: I NGS 1 POLITICAL 8 PLUGS 6 POL IT ICALLY 3 PLUM BACK 1 POLITICS 9 PLLTM BUMFUZZ LED 1 POLL 1 PLUMB 2 POLT T.TTE 1 PLUMB THROUGH 1 POLLUTED PLUMB 'WILD 1 POLLUTINS 1 PLUMBING 1 POLLUTION 6 PLUS 20 POLUTED 3 FLY 1 P OLUTION 1 PLYMOUTH 1 POMP 1 PLYWOOD 4.2 PONATONK 1 PNEUMONIA 6 P ONCHAT RAN 1 PNEUNOMIA 1 POND 9 POCKET 6 PONDEROSA 1 POEFLE 1 PONDGAP 1 POETRY 1 PONDS 2 POETS 1 PONE 1 POINT 62 PONG 1 POINTED 5 PONGED UP 1 POINTER 1 PONTATOC 1 POINTING 1 PONTIAC POINTS 35 PONTOTOC 17 POISON 8 PON Y 11 POISONOUS 2 POOL 26 POKE 3 POLLS 11 POKECHOP 1 POOR 39 POKECHOPS 1 POORER 2 POKER 3 POOREST 1 POLAND 1 POORLY 1 POLAR 1 POP 11 POLE POPA 1 POLEICE 1 POPCORN 2 POLES 6 POPE 2 POLICE 20 POPERAY 2 POLICEMAN 15 POPLAR 1 POLICEMANS 2 P OPLUAT I ON 1

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POPS I. POT 9 POPULAR 27 POTASH 2 POPULATED 6 POTATO 8 POPULATION 26 POTATOCHIPS 1 POPULATIONS 1 POTATOE 1

POPULOUS 2. POTATOES 25 PORCELAIN 1 POTENTIAL 3 PORCH 14 POTOMAC 2 FORK 16 POTS 3 PORT 9 POUCH 1 PORTABLE 4 POULTRY 4 PORTER 5 POUND 44 PORTERS 1 POUNDING 1 PORTION 3 POUNDS 32 PORTLAND 2 POUR 11 PORTOR 1 POURED 5 PORTRAITS 1 POURIN 2 PORTSMOUTCH 1 POURING 2 PORTSMOUTH 18 POURIT 1 PORTSMOUTH YOU KNOW1 POVERTY 12 PORT UGUES 1 POWDER 7 POSE 4 POWDERS 2 POSES SION 1 POWDERY TYPE 1 POSITION 22 POWER 60 POE IT IONS 2 POWERED 2 POSITI. VE 3 POWERFUL 2 POSSESSION 3 POWERLESS 1 POSSIBILITIES 3 POWERS 2 POSSIBILITY 4 POWLED 1 POSSIBLE 32 PDX 2 POSSIBLY 29 PPREC I ATE 1 POSSUM 1 PRACTICAL 17 POST 52 PRACTICALLY 38 POST OFFICE 2 PRACTICE 27 POSTAGE 1 PRACTICED 1 POSTED 2 PRACTICES 6 POSTERS 1 PRACTICIN 1 POST-MASTER 1 PRACTICING 1 POSTMASTER 4 PRACTICTIONER 1 POSTMASTERS 1 PRAGRAM 1 POSTOFFICE 2 PRANINICAL 1 POSTPONE 1 PRAYER 6 POSTS 1 PRAYIN 1

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PRE 1 PREPARE 10 PRE EMPTED 1 PREPARED 10 PRE JUDGE 1 PREPARING 4 PRE LAW 2 PREPARATORY 2 PRE RE QU I ST E S 1 PRE PATOR Y 1 PRE TEST 1 PREPERATI ON 2 PREACH 3 PREPERE S 1 PREAC HER 9 PREREQUISITE 2 PREACHERS 2 PRESBYTERIAN 3

PREACHIN be PRESCHOOL 1

PREACHING 11. PRESCHOOLERS 1 PRECAUTIONS 2 PRESCRIBED 1 PRECEDENT 1 PRESCRIPTIONS 1 PRECHIN 1 PRE SECUTION 1 PRECISE 3 PRESENCE 2 PREDICT ION 1 PRESENT 40 PREDOCES SORS 1 PRESENTED 3 PREDOMINATELY 2L. PRESENTING 1 PREDOMINATLY 1 PRESENTLY 5 PRETTY 2 PRESENTS 8 PREFER 15 PRESERVE 1 PREFERENCE 5 PRESERVED 1 PREFERRABLY 1 PRES EVERANCE 1 PREFERRED 2 PRESIDENCY 2 PREFORM 1 PRESIDENT 42 PREGNANCY 2 PRESIDENTIAL 1 PREGNANT 7 PRESIDENTS 3 PREHISTORIC 1 PRESLEY 7 PREENGINEERIN:1 1 PRES PYTERI AN 1 PRE MED 1 PRESS 23 PRESCHOOLER 1 PRESSED 3 PREJUDICE 1 PRESSER 2 PREJUDICED 4 PRES SES 1 PREJUDICES 1 PRESSMAN 1 PREMACE 1 PRESSURE 24 PREMATURE 1 PRESSURES 3 PREMISES 1 PRESTIGE 1 PREMIUM 2 PRESTONSBURG 1 PREN ICS 1 PRESUME 3 PREP 4 PRETEND 1 PREPACKAGES 1 PRETENSE 1 PREPARATION 6 PRETTIER 3 PREPARATIONS 1 PRETTIEST 2 PREPARATORY 1 PRETTY 361

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PRETTY BADLY 1 PRIME 5 PRETTY BIG 2 PRIMER 4 PRETTY BROWN 1 PRIMITIVE 1 PRETTY CLOSE 3 PRINCESS 1 PRETTY FAIR MINDED 2 PRINCIPAL 46 PRETTY GOOD 16 PRINCIPALLY 1

PRETTY GOOD SIZE 2 4. PRINCIPALS 3 PRETTY HARD 1 PRINCIPLE 10 PRETTY LUCKY 3 PRINCIPLES 5 PRETTY MUCH 4 PRINT 12 PRETTY MUCH ALIKE 1 PRINT IT UP 1 PRETTY MUCH FAMILIAR 1 PRINTED 3

PRETTY NEAR 2 ,_ PRINTER 3 PRETTY NICE 1 PRINTICE 1 PRETTY OLD 2 PRINTIN 3 PRETTY PLAIN 1 PRINTING 5 PRETTY REGULAR 1 PRIOR 5 PRETTY ROCKY 1 PRIORITY 1 PRETTY ROUGH 1 PRISIONER 1 PRETTY SAVING 1 PRISON 7 PRETTY SEVERLY 1 PRISONERS 2 PRETTY SIZABLE 1 PRITIEST 1 PRETTY STRICK HERE 3 PRIVACY 3 PRETTY WELL 2. PRIVATE 25 PRETTY WELL BEAT 1 PRIVATELY 4 PRETTY WELL OCCUPIED 1 PRIVILEDGE 1 PRETTY WELL STATE 1 PRIVILEGE 6 PRETTY WIDE 1 PRIVILEGED 1 PRETTY YELLA LEAVES 2 PRIVILEGES 2 PRETY 3 PRIX 4 PREVAILS 2 PRIZE 3 PREVIOUS 3 PRIZED 1 PREVIOUSLY 2 PRO 3' PRICE 37 PROBABLE 9 PRICE UP 1 PROBABLY 225 PRICED 9 PROBATION 6 PRICES 14 PROBATIONER 1 PRICING 1 PROBLEM 90 PRICK 1 PROBLEMS 120 PRIDE 4 PROBLY 12 PRIEST 1 PROCEDURE 1 PRIMARILY 11 PROCEDURES 1 PRIMARY 4 PROCEED 1

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PROCEEDURE 1 PROJECTS AU HOME 1 PROCESS 20 PROLIFIC 1 PROCESSED 3 PROLTERVILLE 1 PROCESSES 3 PROM 1 PROCESSING 6 PROMISE 3 PROCTER VI LLE 1 PROMISED 1 PRODING 1 PROMISES 1 PRODUCE 21 PROMOTE 1 PRODUCED 1 PROMOTED 4 PRODUCER 1 PROMOTING 2. PRODUCERS 1 PROMOTION 6 PRODUCES 1 PROMOTIONAL 1 PRODUC IN 1 PROMOTIONS 2 PRODUCTING 3 PROMPTLY 1 PRODUCT 11 PROMPTS 1 PRODUCTION 9 P ROMT ION 1 PRODUCTIONS 1 PRONE 1 PRODUCTS 15 PRONED 1 PROFESSION 15 PRONGS 1 PROFESSIONAL 22 PRONOUNCE 3 PROFESSIONALS 1 PRONOUNCED 2 PROFESSIONS 1 PRONOUNS 1 PROFESSOR 7 PRONUNCIATION 6 PROFESSORS 3 PROOF 5 PROFFESSIONALS 1 PROPAGANDA 2 PROFIT 14 PROPER 6 PROFITABLE 2 PROPERLY 2 PROGNOSTICATORS 1 PROPERTY 14 PROGRAM 212 PROPORTION 3 PROGRAMED 1 PROPOSED 1 PROGRAMMED 5 PROPOSING 1 PROGAMMER 1 PROPOSITION 6 PROGRAMS 50 PROPRIAT ION 1 PROGRESS 29 PROPRIATOR 1 PROGRESSED 2 PROPRIATORSHIP 1 PROGRESSION 1 PROPS 1 PROGRESSIVE 2 PROSECUTED 1 PROHIBITION 4 PROSPECT 4 PROHIBIT IVE 1 PROSPECTIVE 2 PROJECT 49 PROSPEROUS 1 PROJECTED 1 PROTECT 3 PROJECTOR 3 PROTECTED 2 PROJECTS 18 PROTECTING 1

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PROTECTION 9 PTA S 2 PROTECTIVE 2 PUBLIC 58 PROTEIN 2 PUBLICITY 6 PROTEST 6 PUBLIC IZED 1 PROTESTED 1 PUBLISH 2 PROTEST IN 1 PUBLISHED 2 PROTESTING 3 PUBLIS IZE 1 PROTESTS 2 PUDDIN 1 PROTRUDE 1 PUFFED 1 PROTRUDING 1 PUFFS 1 PROUD 22 PUJET SOUND 1 PRO VE 16 PULL 37 PROVED 3 PULL A BLANKET OFF 1 PROVEN 2 PULLED 25 PROVIDE 10 PULLED OUT 1 PROVIDED 6 PULLEM 1 PROVIDENCE 1 PULLIN 7 PROVIDER 2 PULLING 1 PROVIDES 3 PULLS 5 PROVIDING 2 PULP 4 PROVISIONS 3 PUMAN 1 PROVOCATIVE 1 PUMP 4 PROVOKED 1 PUMPKINS 2 PROXIMATELY 1 PUMPS 4 PROXIMATELY 1 PUNCH 4 PRSENC E 1 PUNCHIN 1 PRUDENCE 1 PUNCHING 1 PRUDENT 1 PUNCTUATE 1 PRUNES 3 PUNISH 2 PRUTTY 3 PUNISHES 1 PRYE 1 PUNISHMENT 2 PSYCHIALR IC 1 PUNKIN 2 PSYCHIATRIC 2 PUNTS 1 PSYCHIATRIST 11 PUPIL 4 PSYCHIATRY 2 PUPILS 14 PSYCHOLOGICAL 3 PUPPIES 1 PSYCHOLOGICALLY 3 PUPPY 2 PSYCHOLOGIST 5 PUPS 3 PSYCHOLOGISTS 1 PURCHASE 1 PSYCHOLOGY 24 PUC HASED 4 PS YC 0 3 PURC HAS ING 2 PS YIAT I C 2 PURE 10 PTA 6 PURELY 3

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1 QUAIL 5 PURER 1 1 QUALIFICATION PURIFY 1 25 QUALIFICATIONS PURPOSE 11 PURPOSES 6 QUALIFIED 1 QUALIFY 4 PURSCUTITED 1 PURSUE 1 QUALITIES QUALITY 13 PURTIEST 3 2 6 WALLA PURTY 1 PURTY CLOSE TA 1 QUANTITY 2 22 QUANTIZE PUSH 2 PUSH UP 1 QUARANTINED 1 QUARREL 5 PUSH UPS 1 PUSHED 14 QUARRELIN QUARRY 1 PUSHER 1 5 PUSHES 2 QUART 39 PUSHIN 3 QUARTER QUARTERBACK 3 PUSHING 3 2 PUSHUP 1 QUARTERBACKS QUARTERS 9 PUT 506 4 PUT ANYWAY SO 1 QUARTS WATER 1 PUT DOWN 3 2 6 QUEEN PUT EM 1 PUT EM ALL 1 QUEENS 1 QUELL 3 PUT EM UP 1 PUT IN FOR 1 QUENTON 1. 2 QUES S PUT IT 36 2 QUEST ION PUT ME 2 2 QUESTIONED PUT ON 1 6 QUESTIONNAIRE PUT OUT 17 1 QUESTIONS PUT UP 12 PUTEM 3 QUICK 2 WICK AS 5 PUTIN 4 PUTS 12 QUICKER 1 QUICKLY 4 PUTSEM 1 17 QUICKULAN PUTTIN 11 1 QUIET PUTTIN OUT 11 PUTTING 19 QUILT 1 QUILTED 3 PUTTING/O/UJTHE 1 PUZZLE 2 QUILTIN QUILTING 1 PUZZLES 2 1 QUILTS 9 PYRAMIDS 105 Q T 1 QUIT QUIT IT 2 QLIP 1

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QUIT THAT 3 RACKED 5 QUITE 266 RACKERTEERS 1 QUITE A 2 RACKET 3 QUITE A BIT 9 RACKETEERS 1 QUITE A BIT MORE 1 RACKIN 1 QUITE A BIT OF 1 RACKING 2 QUITE A FEW 4 RACKS 1 QUITE A GOOD HOOK UP 1 RAD 1 QUITE A TIME 1 RADFORD 11 QUITE ABIT 2 RADFORT 1 QUITE AS 1 RADIATOR 2 QUITE COMPLETED 1 RADICAL 2 QUITE FUN 1 RADICALS 3 QUITE LIKE 1 RADIO 50 QUITE OFTEN 1 RADIOS 8 QUITIN 2 RADISHES 3 QUITING 1 RADIUS 2 QUITS 3 RADY 1 QUITIIN 1 RAG 6 QUOTE 5 RAGS 1 QUOTES 1 RAID 2 R 1 RAIDED 3 R D 1 RAIDERS 1 R P N 1 RAIDIO 1 R S 4 RAIL 3 RABBI 1 RAILROAD 35 RABBIT 29 RAILROADIN 1 RABBITS 14 RAILROADS 6 RABBITS RABBITS 1 RAILWAY 2 RABIN 9 RAIN 25 RABUN 8 RAINBOW 5 RACCON 1 RAINBOWS 1 RACE 27 RAINED 6 RACED 1 RAINES 2 RACER 1 RAINFALL 4 RACES 18 RAININ 3 RACIAL 4 RAINING 1 RACIALLY 1 RAINS 7 RACIN 11 RAINY 5 RACING 5 RASANS 1 RACIO 1 RAISE 81 RACISTS 1 RAISED 110 RACK 3 RAISED UP 6

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RAISEIT 1 RATHER 93 RAISEN 1 RATING 2 RAISES 9 RAT INGG 1 RAISIN 6 RATIO 4 RAISING 8 RATION 1 R AKIN 1 RATIONAL 2 RAKING 1 RATIONALITY 1 RALEIGH 10 RATIONALIZING 1 RALEIGH 2 RATTLE 1 RALLY 2 RATTLE SNAKES 2 RALPH 8 RATTLER 3 R ALPHE 1 RATTLES 4 RAN 26 RATTLESNAKE 1 RAN THE 1 RATTLESNAKES 2 RANCH 1 RAVING 1 RANCHO 1 RAW 1 RANDALLS 1 RAY 4 RANDOMLY 1 RAYBORN 2 RANDY 2 RAYBURN 20 RANG 1 RAZOR 1 RANGE 12 RAZORBACK 1 RANGE ING 1 RCA 1 RANGERS 1 RE MARRIED 1 RANGLER 1 RE MARRIED AGAIN 1 RAN GLERS 1 RE MARRY 1 RANK 2 REACH 24 RANKED 1 REACHED 6 RANKS 2 REACHED ALMOST PEN IC 1 RAP ID 2 REACHES 5 1 RAP IDLY 5 REACH IN RAPPORT 2 REACHING 2 RARE 1 REACT 1 R ARRANGED 1 REACT ION 1 RASE 1 REACTIONS 3 R A SHENING 1 READ 184 RA SHI ONS 2 READER 4 RA SHLAN 2 READERS 3 RAS IN 1 READILY 3 RAT 2 READ IN 14 RATE 20 READING 39 RATE OF 1 READS 5 RATED 5 READY 98 RATES 3 REAFFIRMING 1

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REAL 431 RE ARDON 1 REAL BAD 1 REARED 8 REAL GO OD 3 REAS 1 REAL IN TER 2S T IN C 1 REASON 131 REAL L ITT '.L: 2 REASONABLE 6 REAL PRET T 7 2 REASONABLY 2 REAL QUICK 1 REAS °NALLY 1 REAL QUITE MY 1 REASONING 4 REAL SMALL 1 REAS ONLLY 1 REAL SURE 1 REASONS 26 ENOUGH 1 REASSIGNED 2 REAL VARIED a REASSIGNMENT 2 REALISM , REBEL 2 REALIST )-) REBELL 1

REALIST IC .,3 REBELLED 2 REALISTIC ALLY 1 REBUILD 3 REAL IT I VERY 1 REBUILT 4 REALITY 6 REBUTTAL 1 REALIZATION 1 RECALL 7 REALIZE 32 RECALLING 1 REALIZED 9 RECAPS 1 REALIZES 1 RECEIVE 7 REALL 2 RECEIVED 5 REALLY 1,054 RECEIVING 3 RE ALLY BEEN HARD 1 REcEN/ 1 REALLY CARED 1 RECENT 7 REALLY DEEP AS 1 RECENTLY 24 REALLY GOT 1 RECEPTION 5 REALLY HARMFUL 1 RECEPTIONIST 1 REALLY HAVE 1 RECEPTIONS 1 REALLY IN SUMMER 1 RECESS 7 REALLY KNOW 1 RECIEVE 3 REALLY LIKES 1 REC IE VED 2 REALLY NO 1 RECIEVES 1

REALLY ON .1 RECO OVE 1 REALLY REALLY RECIPIENTS 1 REALLY TAKE. HIM 1 RECKON 65 REALLY TELL 1 RECKON S0 3 REALLY WANT 1 RECKONN 1 REALLY WATCH 1 RECKOR 1 REALTY 1 RECLAIM 1 REALY 2 RECLAIMED 2 REAR 4 RECLAMATION 1 REAR ANGE 1

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RECOGNITION 2 REDUCED 8 RECOGNIZABLE 2 REED 3 RECOGNIZE idoms RECOGNIZED REFER 6 RECOGNIZES REFERALS 1

RECOLECT 1. REFEREE 1 RECOLLECT REFERENCE 2 RECOLLECTION REFERENCES 1 RECOMENDATIONS 1 REFERIN 2 RECOMMEND REFERRED 4 RECOMMENDATION 1 REFERRING 2 RECOMMENDATIONS 5 REFINED 1 RECOMMENDED REFINISH 1 RECOMMENDS :1. REFINISHING 1 RECON 1 REFLECT 1 RECOOPERATION 1 REFLECTED 2 RECORD 28 REFLECTS 2 RECORD PLAYER 1 REFORM 4 RECORDED 1 REFORMERS 2 RECORDER 1 REFORMS 2 RECORDING 2 REFREMATION 1 RECORDINGS 1 REFREMATIONS 1 RECORDS 20 REFRESH 1 RECOVERY 1 REFRESHER 4 RECREATION 27 REFRESHMENT 1 RECREATIONAL 1 REFRESHMENTS 2 RECRUIT 3 REFRIDGERATORS 1 RECRUITED 3 REFRIGERATION 3 RECRUITER 1 REGRIGERATOR 6 RECRUITING 2 REFUND 1 RECRUITMENT 1 REFUSE 3 RECTIFY 1 REFUSED 2 RECTOR 1 REFUSES 1 RED 47 REGAINED 1 RED HAIR 1 REGALIA 1 REDDING 2 REGARD 2 REDICULOUS 6 REGARDING 1 REDID 1 REGARDLESS 10 REDISES 1 REGARDS 2 REDMANS 2 REGENTENCY 2 REDO 1 REGENTS 14 REDONE 2 REGINION 1 REDUCE 1 REGION 11

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Rh-., ., 2 RELATIONSHIP 11 REGIONS 3 RELATIVE 3 REGISTAR 1 RELATIVELY 1 REGISTER 6 RELATIVES 11 REGISTERED 3 RELAX 6 REGISTERS 2 RELAXED 2 REGISTRAR 1 RELAXIN 1 REGISTURE 1 RELAXING 1 REGOLD 1 RELEARN 2 REGREDCE 1 RELEASE 2 REGRESSED 1 RELEASED 5 REGRESSIVE 1 RELEASES 1 REGRET 5 RELICS 1 REGREPPDI 1 RELIED 1 REGRETTED 3 RELIEF 4 REGUARD T. RELIEVE 1 REGUARDLESS 2 RELIEVED 1 REGULAR 66 RELIGIO5 1 REGULAR AND 1 RELIGION 4. REGULAR JOB 1 RELIGIOUS 13 REGULARLY 4 RELIGOUS 2 REGULARS 3 RELISH 1 REGULATE 1 RELUCTANCE 1 REGULATED 2 RELUCTANT 3 REGULATION 1 RELY 2 REGULATIONS 1 REMAIN 8 REGULATOR 3 REMAINDER 1 REHABILITATED 1 REMAINED 2 REHABILITATION 7 REMAINING 3 REHEARSAL 3 REMANDER 1 REHIBILITATION R 1 REMARKABLE 2 REMEBER 1 REMARKS 3 REIMBURSEMENT 5 REMARRIED 4 REINFORCE 1 REMARRIED AGAIN 1 REINFORCEMENT 1 REMARRY 3 REINFORCEMENTS 1 REMEBER 2 REINS 2 REMEDIAL 1 REJECT 3 REMEMBER 191 REJECTS 1 REMEMBER OF 1 RELATE 3 REMEMBERED 6 RELATED 12 REMEMBERIN 1 RELATION 3 REMEMBERING 1 RELATIONS 9 REMIND 2

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REMINDED 1 REPOT 1 FtEMINGT ON 1 REPREC US SIONS 1 REMCDELIN 1 REPRESENT 3 REMOTE 5 REPRESENTATIVE 2 REMOVE 5 REPRESENTED 6 REMOVED 6 REPRESENTIN 2 RENEWAL 1 REPRESENTS 1 RENEWED 2 REPRESSIVE 1 RENNQUATE 1 REPUBLIC 8 RENS E 1 REPUBLICAN 2 RENT 42 REPUBLICANS 3 RENTAL 1 REPULIC 1 RENTA VATED 1 REPUTABLE 1 RENT AVAT ING 1 REPUTATION 3 RENTED 7 REQUESTED 5 RENTERY 3 REQUIRE 12 RENTIN 2 REQUIRED 26 RENTING 3 REQUIREMENT 5 RENTS 4 REQUIREMENTS 7 REORGANIZED 1 REQUIRES 5 REPAINT 3 REQUIRING 2 REPAIR 14 RERUN 1 REPAIRED 5 RESCUE 1 REPAIRIN 2 RESCUED 1 REPAIR IN EM 1 RESEARCH 6 REPAIRING 1 RESEARCHED 1 REPAIRMAN 1 RESEMBLED 1 REPATATION 1 RESENT 2 REPEAL 1 RESENTED 2 REPEAT 5 RESENTMENT 2 REPEATING 3 RESERVATION 17 REPELL 1 RESERVATIONS 5 REPERATION 1 RESERVES 1 REPERATIONS 3 RESERVOIR 2 REPLACE 5 RESEW 1 REPLACED 2 RESIDENT 1 REPLICAS 1 RESIDENTIAL 2 REPORE 1 RESIDENTS 1 REPORT 19 RES IGME 1 REPORTED 1 RESIGN 2 REPORTER 1 RESIGNED 2 REPORTING 1 RESIST 2 REPORTS 13 RESISTANCE 6

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RESTSTANDE 1 RESTRICTED 2 REST':TD 1 RESTRICTIONS 1 RESTS 1 RESTRICTIVE 1 RESOT,V 1 RESTURANT 2 RESORS 1 RESULT 16 RESOR RESULTED 1 RESOR 1 RESULTS 14- RESO.L 5 RESURFACING 1 RESOS 3 RET 1 RESPI 10 RETAIL 3 RESPFL:E 1 RETAIN 2 REET. RETAINED 1 REAARDED 12 RESPEc. RErARED 1 RESPC RETARTED 1 RESPDND BETAUGHT 2 RESPONDED RETINA 1 RESPONDIN:1 RETIRE 10 RESPONIBLE RETIRED 22 RESPONSE RETIREMENT 17 RESPONSIBILITIES RETIRES 1 RESPONSIEILITY 15 RETIRING 1 RESPONSIBLE 12 RETREAT 3 RESSPONSIBILITIES 1 RETREATS 1 REST 91 RETRIEVER 1 REST OF TEEM 1 RETURN 10 RESTARAUNT 1 RETURNED 12 RESTART 1 RETURNING 3 RESTARUNT 1 REUBEN 1 RESTAURANT 14 REUNION 5 RESTAURANTS 4 REUNIONS 1

RESTEN 1. REUPHOLSTERIED 1 RESTIN 1 REVEAL 2 RESTITUTION 1 REVEALED 2 RESTLESS REVEALING 1 RESTORED 1 REVELANT 1 RESTRAIN 1 REVELATION 3 RESTRAINING 1 REVENUE 5 RESTRAINTS 1 REVENUER 1 RESTRANT 1 REVENUERS 1 RESTRAUNT 1 REVERENCE 1 RESTRAUNTS 1 REVERENT 1 RESTRICT 1 REVERSE 2

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REVERSED 1 RIDGECREST 4 REVIEW 5 RIDGES 1 REVIVAL 3 RIDICULOUS 6 REVOCATION 1 RIDIN 3o REVOLUTION 5 RIDING 10 REVOLUTIONARY 4 RIFLE 6 REVOLVES 1 RIFLEMAN 1 REWARD 3 RIFLES 1 REWARDING 10 RIFLES AMMUNITION 1 REWORKED 1 RIG 4 REWRITTEN 1 RIGGER 2 REX 1 RIGH AROUND 1 REXAL 1 RIGH CROSS FROM 1 REYNOLDS 1 RIGHHERE 1 REZONING 1 RIGHT 802 RHEUMATISM 1 RIGHT ABOVE 2 RHODE 2 RIGHT ACROSS 2 RHY 3 RIGHT AFTER 3 RIBBON 4 RIGHT ALONG 2 RIBBONS 7 RIGHT AROUND 5 RIBS 3 RIGHT AROUND HERE 1 RICE 4 RIGHT AT 2 RICEMON 1 RIGHT AWAY 3 RICH 16 RIGHT BACK 1 RICHARD 2 RIGHT BEHIND 1 RICHCREST 4 RIGHT CLOSE 2 RICHENS 1 RIGHT CLOSEBY 1 RICHER 4 RIGHT COMPLETELY 1 RICHEST 1 RIGHT DOWN 8 RICHMAN 1 RIGHT DOWN HERE 2 RICHMON 1 RIGHT DOWN TO IT 1 RICHMOND 21 RIGHT FINE 1 RICK 17 RIGHT FLAT 1 RICKETY 1 RIGHT FROM 1 RICKY 1 RIGHT GOOD 2 RID 20 RIGHT HERE 12 RID OF THAT ONE 1 RIGHT HERE IN 1 RIDDEN 6 RIGHT IN 6 RIDE 1o7 RIGHT INTERESTING 1 RIDEIN 1 RIGHT INTO 3 RIDER 3 RIGHT IRRITABLE 1 RIDES 15 RIGHT MUCH 4 RIDGE 21 RIGHT NEXT 1

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RIGHT NICE 3 RINGS 8 RIGHT NOW 12 RINK 1 RIGHT OFF 9 RINKS 1 RIGHT OFF HAND 1 RIO 3 RIGHT OLD 1 RIOT 7 RIGHT ON 4 RIOTED RIGHT ON DOWN 1 RIOTING 1 RIGHT ON OUT 1 RIOTS 6 RIGHT ON THE BOTTON 1 RIPE 4 RIGHT ON UP 1 RIPLEY 2 RIGHT OUT 5 RIPPIN AND STAVIN 1 RIGHT OUT INOT 1 RIPS 1 RIGHT OUTSIDE OF 1 RISE 4 RIGHT OVER FROM 1 RISEN 1 RIGHT OVER HERE 1 RISK 1 RIGHT PATTERSON 1 RIT 1 RIGHT PRETTY 1 RITA 1 RIGHT QUICK 1 RITA HORTON 1 RIGHT SMART 13 RITA S 1 RIGHT SMART BIT 1 RITE 3 RIGHT SMART OUT 1 RITES 1 RIGHT SMART WHILE 3 RITHMATIC 2 RIGHT STRAIGHT 2 RITHMETIC 2 RIGHT THEN 1 RITUAL 1 RIGHT THERE 1 RITZ 1 RIGHT THROUGH 5 RIVAL 2 RIGHT TO 3 RIVALRY 2 RIGHT TOGETHER 1 RIVER 62 RIGHT UP 5 RIVERS 2 RIGHT UP ABOVE 2 RIVERSIDE 1 RIGHT UP BOUT 1 RMEMBER 1 RIGHT UP HERE 2 RN 11 RIGHT UP ON YOUR HEA 1 ROAD 152 RIGHT WELL 1 ROADS 40 RIGHT WHERE 2 ROADSIDE 1 RIGHT YOU SEE 1 ROADWAY 1 RIGHTEOUSNESS 1 ROADWORK 1 RIGHTS 11 ROAM 1 RIGID 2 ROANOAK 4 RIGINAL 1 ROANOKE 5 RIGIONAL 1 ROAST 2 RING 14 ROASTERS 1 RINGIN 1 ROASTIN 2

237 247 WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

ROAST IN EAR 1 ROOM 147 ROASTS 1 ROOM DOWN 1 ROBBIN 1 ROOMATE 2 ROBERT 8 ROOMED 2 ROBERTS 1 ROOMMATE 1 ROBY 1 ROOMS 42 ROCHESTER 5 ROOSEVELT 2 ROCK 37 ROOSEVELTS 1 ROCKED 1 ROOST 1 ROCKEFE Id ,EI :-: 1 ROOSTER 1 ROCKER 1 ROOSTERS 3 ROCKETS Vi. PL; 1 ROOT 10 ROCK I ES ROOTBEER 1 ROCKPGR'I' 1 ROOTS 4 HOCKS 10 ROPE 1

ROCKS !ii' ']:'i,:::..RE 1. ROSCO 1 ROCKSBURY 1 ROSE 5 ROCKSLIDE 2 ROSEBUSHES 1 ROCKY 2 ROSEMALL 1 ROD 2 ROSES 1 RODE 26 R OS OCKA 1 ROEBUCK 1 ROSS 3 ROGER 3 ROSSEY 1 ROLD 1 ROSSI 1 ROLE 2 ROT 2 ROLL 25 ROTARY 3 ROLLED 6 ROTATE 1 ROLLER 8 ROTATED 2 ROLLERS 6 ROTC -2 ROLLIN 2 ROTTED 1 ROLLIN OUT 3 ROTTEN 3 ROLLING 1 ROUD 1 ROLLS 6 ROUDY 3 ROMAN 1 ROUGD 1 ROMANCE 2 ROUGH 37

ROMANS 2 ,._ ROUGHER 3 ROMANTIC 4 ROUGHEST 2 ROME 2 ROUGHLY 2 ROMNEY 1 ROUND 62 RON 1 ROUND AN ROUND 2 RONALD 1 ROUND THERE 1 ROOF 6 ROUNDED 1 ROOFS 3 ROUNDHOUSE 1 248

WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

ROUNDS 10 RULED IT 1 ROUT 1 RULERS 1 ROUTE 22 RULES 6 ROUTES 2 RULING 1 ROUTINE 6 RUMBLE 1 ROVING 1 RUMMAGE 1 ROW 10 RUMMEY 1 ROWAN 2 RUMOR 1 RO WLENS 1 RUN 229 ROWN 1 RUN ACROSS 1 ROWNOAK 1 RUN AROUND THAT 1 RO WOAK 1 RUN EM 2 ROY 3 RUN IN TO IT 1 ROYAL 2 It UN INTO 1 RSTARTED 1 RUN OTHE DAY 1 RUB 14 RUN OVER 3 RUBARB .,'') RI NEM 2 RUBBAGE 1 RUNIN 3 RUBBED 4 RUNNER 3 RUBBED OFF ON 1 RUNNIN 30 RUBBER 8 RUNNING 26 RUBBIN 2 RUNS 50 RUBBING 1 RUNS FROM 1 RUBUN 1 RUNS RIGHT 1 RUBY 1 RUN WAYS 1 RUCKET 1 RUNYON 2 RUCUS 1 RUPTURE 1 RUDDY 1 RUPTURED 1 RUDE 1 RURAL 31 RUG 7 RUSH 13 RUG NEW 1 RUSH EM ON 1 RUGGED 3 R US HIN 1 RUGGEDNESS 1 RUSHING 1 RUGGID 1 RUSSELL 1 RUGS 2 RUSSIA 9 RUIN 6 RUSSIANS 2 RUINED 3 RUST 2 RUIN IN 2 RUSTED 2 RUINING 1 RUSTIC 2 RUINS 3 RUT 3 RUINT 2 RUTHER 1 RULE 10 RYE 2 RULED 2 "ITS 1

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1 "YOU'RE 1 SAID THAT SAINT 4 .;--Nw6 1 1 /AND THEY C;C:T 1 SAINT LOUIS 3 /E 1 SAKE 2 /fq 1 SAKES /NEWS PAPER 1 SAL 2 ,) /NLY 1 SALAMEADE 4_ //8IMD/N T 1 SALARIES 3 1 SALARY 22 /a, 19 /11P 1 SAIE 1 ,/WEEKENT) 1 SALE YOU KNOW /*Iry 1 SALEM 6 SAIEMANS 1 /whiliHN i2 1 /YOU a SALES 11 4 5 1 SALESMAN 1 S Ts. 1. SALESMEN SA 27 SALISBURY 2 1 SACILIN a. SALLY SACK 11 SAIMOND 6 22 SACKS 4 SALT ,) SACRAMENT I SALT LICK 4, 1 SACREMENTE 1 SALTED 1 SACREMENTO 2 SALTOMA SACRIFICE 2 SALTVILLE 2 2 SACRIFICE]) 1 SALVAGE 1 SAD 4 SALVAGING 2 SADDELED 1 SALVATION 1 SADDLE 17 SALVATION ARMY 1 SADDLES 1 SALVO SADLY 1 SAM 3 272 SAFE 5 SAME 1 SAFER 1 SAME AS 1 SAFETY 3 SAME THING SAGA 2 SAME WAY 2 1 SAGE 2 SAME WAY WITH 2 SAGGING 1 SAMMY SAID 773 SAMPELING 1 SAID BENNY 1 SAMPLE 2 4 SAID HE'D 1 SAMPLES SAID I M 1 SAMPSON 2 SAID I THOUGHT 1 SAMS 2 SAID IT WAS AU 1 SAMSON 2 SAID KNOW 1 SAMSON HE'S 1

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SAMUEL 1 SATISFIES 1 SAN 4 SATISFY 2 SAN FRANCISCO 4 SATISFYING 3 SAND 25 SATISIFIED 2 SAND MOUNTAIN 1 SATURDAY 90 SANDALS 1 SATURDAYS 11 SANDED 2 SAUAGE 3 SANDER 2 SAUCE 1 SANDERS 2 SAUSAGE 2 SANDING 2 SAUSAGES 1 SANDLOT 2 SAVACASBA 1 SANDUALL 1 SAVANA 1 SANDWICH 4 SAVANAH 1 SANDWICHES 6 SAVANNAH 1 SANDY 12 SAVE 14 SANDY HOOK 4 SAVED 14 SANG 3 SAVES 2 SANGED 1 SAVIN 2 SANGER 1 SAVING 4 SANGIN 1 SAVINGS 2 SANGLE 1 SAW 109 SANGMORE ELECTRIC 1 SAW MILL 1 SANGS 1 SAW MILLS 2 SANITARIUM 1 SAW YOU KNOW 1 SANITORUM 1 SAWD ST 2 SAMNA 1 SAWED 8 SANSON 3 SAWMILL 12 SANSUZEE 1 SAWMILLER 1 SANTA 1 SAWMILLING 2 SAPLIN 2 SAWMILLS 2 SAPS 1 SAWS 2 SARAH 1 SAXON 4 SARDIS 1 SAXONS 2 SARGENT 1 SAXOPHONE 3 SARTERING 1 SAY 629 SASFEROUS 1 SAY AT 1 SAT 18 SAY GIVE 1 SATAN !S 1 SAY IF 1 SATERDAY5 1 SAY SUS ALL 1 SATIN 1 SAY SO 1 SATISFACTION 6 SAYERS 1 SATISFACTORY 1 SAYIN 27 SATISFIED 17 SAYING 17

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SAYLIKE 1 SCHOLL 1 SAYS 142 SCHOLORSHIP 2 SAYS I CAN T 1 SCHOOL'S 1 SCALD 1 SCHOOL 1,739 SCALDIT 1 SCHOOL DOWN 1 SCALE 11 SCHOOL HERE 1 SCALED 1 SCHOOL HERE 1 SCALING 1 SCHOOL HOUSE 5 SCALLOPS 1 SCHOOL ON 1 SCALP 1 SCHOOL REAL WELL 1 SCALPED 1 SCHOOL S 2 SCALT 1 SCHOOL SUMMER 1 SCAPE 1 SCHOOL TEACHER 1 SCAR 3 SCHOOL THERE 2 SCARCE SCHOOL YOU KNOW 3 SCARCITY 1 SCHOOLA 1 SCARE 4 SCHOOLARS 1 SCARED 32 SCHOOLERS 1 SCARED OF A TOWN 1 SCHOOLHOUSE 7 SCARES 3 SCHOOLHOUSES 2 SCARF 1 SCHOOLIN 5 SCARITT 1 SCHOOLING 5 SCARY 2 SCHOOLS 172 SCATTER 5 SCHOULD 1 SCATTERBRAINED 1 SCIENCE 39 SCATTERED 8 SCIENCES 2 SCATTERS 1 SCIENTIFIC 3 SCEARED 1 SCIENTIST 2 SCEERED 1 SCLEROSIS 1 SCENERY 8 SCLERROSIS 1 SCENES 1 SCLES 1 SCENIC 3 SCOLD 1 SCERCE 1 SCOO 7 SCHEDULE 10 SCOOP 1 SCHEDULED 8 SCOOT 1 SCHEDULES 3 SCOPE 1 SCHELUDED 1 SCORE 14 SCHELUDES 1 SCORED 2 SCHIZOPHRENIA 1 SCORES 4 SCHOLAR 1 SCORING 1 SCHOLARS 1 SCORPIA 1 SCHOLARSHIP 5 SCOT FREE 1 SCHOLARSHIPS 2 SCOTCH 6

742 252 WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

SCOTIA 1 SEARCHED 1 SCOTLAND 2 SEARCHING 1 SCOTT 6 SEARGENT 1 SCOTTISH 1 SEARS 4 SCOTTS 2 SEAS 1 SCOTTS VILLE 1 SEASHORE 1 SCOUT 4 SEASON 39 SCOUTS 4 SEASONS 3 SCRAP 2 SEAT 15 SCR.A.PEIT OFF SCRAPE 1 SEATER 1 S CRAPNEL 3 SEATO 1 SCRAPPED 1 SEATS 3 SCRAPS 6 SEATTLE 3 SCRATCH 6 SECIN 1 SCRATCHED 3 SEC ON 1 SCRATCHES 5 SECOND 125 SCREAM 2 SECOND HAND 1 SCREAMED 1 SECOND ONE 1 S CREAM IN 2 SECONDARY 13

SCREAMING 1._ SECONDS 6 SCREEN 2 SECRET 2 SCREENED 1 SECRETARIAL 12 SCREENS 1 SECRETARIES 4 SCREWDRIVER 1 SECRETARY 16 SCREWS 1 SECRETS 2 SCRIPT 1 SECT 1 SCRIPTION 1 SECTION 40 SCRIPTURE 1 SECTION HERE 1 SCROL 1 SECTIONALS 1 SCROLLS 4 SECTIONS 12 SCROLLS THEMSELVES 2 SECURE 5 SCRUBBED 1 SECURED 1 SCRUBBERIES 1 SECURITY 19 SCUFFLE 1 SEDAN 3 SCULPTURED 1 SEDATE 2 SE 2 SEE 'EM 1 SEA 6 HE 905 SEAFOOD 1 ME EM 2 SEAL 1 SEE HES GOT 1 SEAMS 2 SEE HIS IS 1 SEAMSTRESS 4 SEE I 4 SEAPORT 2 SEE M 1 SEARCH 2 SEE S 1

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SEESAWS 1 SELECTIVE 5 SEESINCE 1 SELF 13 THAT 1 SELF CENTERED 1 SEETHERE'S 1 SELF CONFIDENCE 1 SEETHEY Wk; 1 SELF CONTAINED 1 SEETHEY WCRK 2 SELF EDUCATED 1 SEEWE 1 SELF EVALUATION 1 SEEWHAT 1 SELF RELIANCE 1 SEEWHERWE STOOP 2 SELFCONSCIOUS 1 SEE YOU 1-11,-E 1 SELFISH 4 SEED 11 SELF-EXPLANATORY 1 SEEDS SELF-OPERATED 1 SEEIN SELL 79 SEEING 18 SELL EM 3 SEEINS 1 SELL OUTS 1

SEEK 1. SELLABLE 1 SEEM 71 SELLEM 1 SEEM INN 1 SELLER 1 SEEM TA GET 1 SELLERS 1 SEEMED 25 SELLIN 14 SEEMINGLY 1 SELLING 14 SEEMS 62 SELLS 10 SEEMS LIKE 1 SELMA 3 SEEMS LIKEHE 1 SEMESTER 144 SEEN 181 SEMESTERS 4 SEENEM 2 SEMI 1 SEES 11 SEMI INDUSTRIAL 1 SEES AFTER 1 SEMINAR 6 SEESAW 1 SEMINARS 2 SEGLER 2 SEMINARY 7 SEGMEN 1 SEN 1 SEGMENT 1 SENATE 2 SEGMENTO 1 SENATOR 5 SEGRAGATION 1 SENATORS 1 SEGREGATED 2 SENCE 2 SELBY 1 SEND 70 SELDOM 12 SENDEM 1 SELDOM EVER 1 SENDIN 1 SELECT 5 SENDING 1 SELECTED 7 SENDS 4 SELECTING 1 SENECA 5 SELECTION 5 SENIOR 6o SELECTIONS 1 SENIORITY 3

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SEN [ORS 9 SET THEM UP A 1 SEN .IT INF: 1 SET UP 9 SENSE 264.n/ SE' UPS 1 SEFS ES 2 SET IT 1 SENS ITI 'IL 4 sEalN 1 SENT 78 SETS 16 SENT -El.a. 1 SETTER 1 SENT EM 1 SE;S:12IN 7 SE TING H:6]NTE,m 1 10

SE NTE NG i.,.. 6 SETTINGS 2 5 ,,Q \,, j.,}...:N(i:3 5 SETTEE 12

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;.:1.:: .:.:ZR.3 sE:pARA;:, ,, KJ\ ow 4 SEPARATED S:T...E' 1

SEPARATE IA i. SEVEN 232 SEPERATE ti, SEVEN FIFTEEN 1 S EPERATED 9 SEVEN HUNDRED 1 SEPERATION 1 SEVEN SEVENTY 1 SEPTEMBER :32 SEVEN SEVENTY TWO 1 SEPTIC 1 SEVEN UP 1 SEQUENCE 3 SEVEN UP 1 SERIES 9 SE VENTEEN 70 SERIOUS 26 SEVENTEEN HUNDRED 1 SERIOUSLY. 5 SEVENTEENTH 7 SERMON 1 SEVENTH 47 SERUM 1 SEVENTIES 2 SERVE 25 SEVENTY 47 SERVE REALLY 1 SEVENTY EIGHT 3 SERVED 17 SEVENTY FIVE 13 SERVES 7 SEVENTY NINE 3 SERVICE 126 SEVENTY ONE 1 SERVICES 14 SEVENTY SEVEN 1 SERVIN 2 SEVENTY SIX 1 SERVING 7 SEVENTY TWO . I SESS POOL 2 SEVENTY TWOS 1 STSS ION 9 SEVENTY-FIVE 5 SESSIONS 6 SEVENTY-NINE 2 SET 146 SEVENTY-SEVEN 1 SET EM 2 SEVENTY-SIX 1 SET EM UPON 1 SEVERAL 169 SET IN 1 SE VERDEN 2 SET IN A 1 SEVERE

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SE' n 1 SHAVE 2 SE V L.!: f..f..o.'S 1 SI.AW 1

I..:E 'd 1:'". S HE °D 18 ':;E W.:;:. 1 sifF ' Li, 13

sh: w :. . ,1 s I :E. ' S 6L S E W.:.::., 1 SI-II' °S GOT 3 Hwi-,.., soE us OFF IN 2 SE w L 1; Sii.E.' 1,953

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Si,.fli .. SHE BROUGHT 1

1-' W.: ; 1. SHE 0 45 EJ D SOMEBODY 1

Z.::f -,. SHE DIED 1 SLA '' 1 S tlE 10 1 Sp'M ; :F;. 1 Stir GOES 1

S T.A.!.,;,-1; 1 S-T.- E l-IAS 1

SHADE :3 ShE HAS HER 1 SHADO W 1 SHE I SEEN SHE HAD 1 SHAEFFER ,S 2 SITE IS 2 S HAE i' PER 5 SHE LIVES 2 SI Lk ''T.' 5 SHE LL 35 S 1 A Pi!;:.,, 1 S 1-ff, PASSED 1 SHAKE 3 SHE POOR SOUL 1 S RAKES 1 SHE S 223 S I TAKE Y 1 SHE S BEEN 1 SHAK IN 2 SUE S COT 6 SHAK IN CI 1 SHE TAKING 1

S I TAIL 2 ,... SHE TAUGHT 1 S 1 LAM 1 SIT USED TO EAT 1 S f TA ME 3 SHE WAS 2 SHANG R.A 1 SHE WAS TEACHING 1 SHANKS 1 SHE WENT 1 S I IANT Y 2 SHE WORKS 1 SH.A.FE 11 SHE YES SHE DID 1 SHAPED 2 SHEAFFER 1 SHAPES 2 SHEARED 1 SHARE 10 SHED 13 S HQ IN 1 SHEEP 8 S HAI?. TING 3 SHEEPSKIN 5 SHARK 2 SHEET 11 SIIARON 42 SHEETs 6 SHARP 3 SHELF 1 SHATTERED 1 StiE.ILIA 1

246 256

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SHELL 12 SHIRTAIL SHELLS SHIRTS 12 SHELTER 1 SHIRTTAIL IS CLEAN 1 SHELVES 6 SHIVCON 2 SHEPARD 5 SHO SHEPARDS 1 SHOCK 2 SHERF SHOCKED 1 SHERIFF 6 SHOCKIN 1 SHERIFFS 1 SHOCKS 2 SHERMAN 1 SHOD 1 SHERRIT 1 SHOE 25 SHERRITS 2 SHOEIN SHERRY 4 SHOEMANS SHES 218 SHOES 33 SHES FIXIN 1 SHOOK 5 SHES GOT 8 SHOOT 27 SHES LOVES 1 SHOOTIN 0 SHES YOU KNOW 1 SHOOTING 1 SHET 2 SHOOTS 1 SHET UP 1 SHOP 73 SHIELD 2 SHOP S SHIELDS 1 SHOP YOU KNOW 1 SHIFT 31 SHOP YOUKNOW SHIFTED SHOPPIN 3 SHIFTLESS 1 SHOPPING 11. SHIFTS 13 SHOPS 17 SHILO 1 SHORE 17 SHINE 6 SHORT 42 SHINE TO IT 1 SHORT HANDED 1 SHINED 2 SHORTAGE 1 SHIP' IN SHORTCOMINGS 1 SHIP 12 SHORTEN 1 SHIPEM 2 SHORTENED 1 SHIPEMSUBRG 1 SHORTENEN 1 SHIPENSBURG 4 SHORTER 2 SHIPMENTS 1 SHORTHAND 6 SHIPPED 6 SHORTING 1 SHIPPED OFF 1 SHORTLY 5 SHIPPING 2 SHORTORDER 1 SHIPS 1 SHORTS 6 SHIPYARD 2 SHOT 32 SHIRLEY 1 SHOTEUR 1 SHIRT 9 SHOTGUN 6

247 257

WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

SHOTGUNS 1 SIBERIA 1 SHOTS 11 S ICILY 1 SHOTUR 2 SICK 76 SHOULD 185 SICK SPELL 1 SHOULD A 1 SICKER 2 SHOULD VE SICKLY 1 SHOULDA 1 SICKNESS SHOULDER 5 S ICTY 1 SHOULDERS 5 SIDE 160 SHOULDN 3 SIDE KICK 1 SHOULIT,T 10 SIDE OF THE FAMILY S 1

SHOULDNT 1. SIDED 1 SHOUTIN 1 SIDELINE 1 SHOUTIN ANDHOLLOW IN 1 S IDERING 1 SHOVEL 6 SIDES 22 SHOVELING 1 SIDESADDLES 3 SHOVELS 1 SIDEWALK 1 SHOVES SIDEWALKS 1 SHOW 105 SIDEWAYS 2 SHOW UP 2 SIDING 1 SHOWED 15 SIDNEY 1 SHOWED UP 1 SIDNEY S 1 SHOWER 2 SIERRA 1 SHO WIN 2 SIEVES 1 SHO WING 3 S IF 1 SHOWN 5 SIGHED 1 SHOWS 23 S IGHIN 1 SHO WW ALTER 1 SIGHT 15 SHRED 3 SIGHT SEEING 2 SHREDDER 3 SIGHTED 3 SHRUBS 2 SIGHTS 3 SHTOGA 1 SIGMA 1 SHUCK 6 SIGMA K I 1 SHUCKED 1 SIGN 36 SHUCK IN L. SIGNAL SHUD 1 SIGNALS 1 SHUFFLE 1 SIGNATURE 1 SHUMON 1 SIGNED 26 SHUN 2 SIGNED UP 1 SHUP 1 SIGNIFICANT SHUT 9 S IGNIN 1 SHYLY 1 SIGNING 4 SIAMESE 2 SIGNS 15

248 258

WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY SINGS 6 SIKE 1 SINICA 1 SILAGE 3 SINITA 1 SILENCE 1 4 SINK 2 SILENT 1 1 SINKS SILK 1 1 SINSON SILKY LIKE 1 1 SINUS SILLS 13 SILLY 5 SIR SIRE 1 SILO 3 SIS 1 SILOS 1 SISSY 2 SILVER 5 SISTA 2 SILVERY 1 SISTAR 1 SIMCA 1 SISrER'D 1 SIMILAR 12 SISTER'S 1 SIMLE 1 SISTER 158 SIMMONS 3 6 11 SISTER IN LAW SIMPLE 2 2 SISTER IN LAWS SIMPLEST 1 1 SISTER OWNED SIMPLICITY 4 1 SISTER S 'IMPLIFIED 1 10 SISTERN iMPLY 1 1 SISTER1IN1LAW SIMPSON 72 1 SISTERS SIMPSONVILLE 76 1 SIT SIMS 1 1 SIT DOWN SIMSON 1 1 SIT OUT THE SIMULATNEOUSLY 1 10 SITE SIN 1 1 SITIN SINAPER 1 5. SITING SINATRA 1 234 SITOA SINCE 4 SINCE BACK DURING 2 SITS 1 SINCT 1 SITTER SITTIN 29 SING 15 SITTING 17 SINGER 2 SITUATED 1 SINGERS 5 SITUATION 42 SINGIN 6 SITUATIONS 4 SINGING 8 SITY 1 SINGINGS 2 SIX 3L4 SINGLE 13 SIX HUNDRED 1 SINGLER 1 SIX PAST 1 SINGLES 1 SIX THIRTY 7 SINGLING 1 SIX THOUSAND 1 SINGLY 1

249 259

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SIX - THIRTY 3 SKILLED 2 SIXTEEN 95 SKILLS 6 SIXTEEN - SEVENTEEN 1 SKIM 2 SIXTEEN - THOUSAND 1 SKIMMIN 1

S IXTEENTH LP SKIN 21 SIXTH 145 SKIN EM 1 SIXTY 135 S KINN EM 1 SIXTY EIGHT 4 SKINNED 2 SIXTY FIVE 17 SKINNED EM 1 SIXTY FOUR 5 SKINNY 5 SIXTY FOURTH 1 SKIP 2

SIXTY NINE /4, SKIPPED 1 SIXTY ONE 11 SKIPPIN 1 SIXTY SEVEN 5 SKIPS 1 SIXTY SIX 6 SKIRT SIXTY THREE 6 SKIRTS SIXTY TWO 8 S KIS 2 SIXTY TWO PAST 1 SKULL 2 SIXTY WEVEN 1 S KUM 1 SIXTY -FIFTH 1 SKUNKS 1 SIXTY -FIVE 6 SKY 1 SIXTY -NINE 1 SKYLINE 5 SIXTY -ONE 5: SKYROCK 1 SIXTY -THREE 1 SKYVIEW 7 SIZE 39 SLABS 4 SIZED 5 SLACKED UP 1 S IZEMORE 1 SLACKS 1 SIZES 5 SLAM 1 SKAGGS 2 S LAMED 1 SKATE 7 SLANT 1 SKATED 1 SLANTED 5 SKATES 7 SLAPPED 1 SKATIN 8 SLATE 1 SKATING 6 SLAUDER 2 SKELETON 2 SLAUGHTER EM 1 SKELETONS 1 SLAUGHTERED 2 SKELTER 1 S LAVE 1 SKI 11 SLAVERY 3 SKID 1 SLAVISH 1 SKIED 1 SLED 4 SKIIN 3 SLEDING 1 SKIING 3 S LEEP 37 SKILL 12 SLEEPER 1

25:1 260

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SLEEPERS 1 SLYVA 24, -!1-J,:1,-71N 1 SMALL 195

,I,;_ El ..,.'.0 NG 5 SMALLER 25 ii::7;E:'S 1 SMALLEST 1 :1:,,-,:!i:.i 5 SMART 23 11!:I. , SMARTER 1 Z 1,:;.:if', 'I E.,E; SS 1 SMARTEST 1 SI.,L 1' VE: S 1 SMASH 1 Si, ;--r 3 SMASHED 1 s-:,1:( 3.E :3 SMASHES 1 11.(-1:1.) 1 SME 1

-.',1: E I : T : 1 SPE LT IN 1 n S1,1.1; .) SMILE 2 S.L.I:k:R 1 SMILING 1

3 [, I: -1-.)i!. 7 SMITH 20 S1, CDES 1 SMITHS 3 si..r.:4i-rf 2 SMITHSONIAN _1 SLIGHTEST 2 SMITHVILLE 3

SLIG]:ITLY 1 SMOGGED 1. SLIM 24. SMOKE 51 SLIMY 1 SMOKED 19 SLING 1 SMOKEHOUSE 9 SLIP 11 SMOKES 1 SLIP AND BE ALFUT 3 SMOKESTACKS 2 SLIPPED 5 SMOKEY 24, SLIPPERS 1 SMOKEY MOUNTAINS 1

SLIPPIN 2 SMOKIE 1_,_ SLIPPING 1 SMOKIES 1 SLIPS 2 SMOKIN 20 SLIPS UP 1 SMOKING 3 SLOO 2 SMOKU 1 SLOP 1 SMOKY 7 SLOPED 1 SMOOTH 9 SLOPPY 2 S MORNING 2 SLOW 15 SMOTHER 3 SLOW'GOIN 2 SMOTHERED 1 SLO WIN 1 SMOTHERS 1 SLOWING 1 S MUCH 1 SLOWLY 2 SMUCKS 1 SLOWS 1 SMUTTY 1 SLUM 1 SNACK 2 SLUMB 1 SNAKE 19 SLUR 1 SNAKE TALE 1

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Ati. S 9 SO IT'LL 2 ;7:7 1 SO IT 1 ;:sc'u' 2 SO IT LL 1

:::.c..P 1 SO ITS 1 .C; 1 SO MANY 2 :,,,m,7 1 SO MUCH 4 7,'EAS;:,D SO MUCH FAR 1 SNLKING 2 SO SAID 1

:',1:'.EAKS 1 SO SHE , '' SNEEZE 1 SO SHE DROVE 1 SiER 2 SO THAT :',NIPR 1 SO THAT THEY GIT 1 SNOISH 1 SO THEY 1 ;: ;NO ,3 1 SO THEY RE 1 SNC,T:.g.!KS 1 SO TOOK 1 TXOW 77 SO UH 2 SNOW MOBILES 1 SO UH THIS 1

SNOW ON 2 4. SO WE 1 SNOWED 3 SO WELL 1 SNOWIN 7 SO WENT 1 SNOWING 4 SO WHEN AFTER 1 SNOWS 10 SO WITH UH UH 1 SNOWY 2 SOAK 1 SNUFF 3 SOAK IN 1 SO 2,265 SOANNIAS 1 SO AND AU 1 SOAP 7 SO AND SO 1 SOAPY 1 SO AND WE 1 SOBER 2 SO AND WHEN 1 SOCCER 3 SO AU 2 SOCCOR 1 SO AU THOSE 1 SOCIAL 74 SO BUT 1 SOCIAL SECURITY 1 SO EARLY 1 SOCIAL STUDIES 1 SO EXPENSIVEDOWN 1 SOCIALLY 6 SO FAR 1 SOCIALOGY 1 SO FLYING 1 SOCIETY 22 SO HE 2 SOCIOECONOMIC 1 SO HER 1 SOCIOLOGICAL 1 SO I 3 SOCIOLOGY 4 SO I I 1 SOCK 1 SO I THERE S AU ONE 1 SOCKED 1 SO I THINK 1 SOCKET 3 SO IF 2 SOCKETS 3

252 262

... FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

1 SOME WHERE 1 1 SOME WORSE 1 SOME YEARS 1 SOMEA 1 2 SOMEBODIES 1 7 SOMEBODIES GOT 1 2 SOMEBODY 158 1 SOMEBODY GOT 1 1 SOMEBODY LL 1 1 SOMEBODY S 5 12 SOMEBODYS 3 82 SOMEDAY 1 5 SOMEDAYS 1 8 SOMEHHERE 1 5 SOMEHHIN 1 12 SOMEHOW 8 ,JOLID NOTHING BUT 1 SOMEHOW OR OTHER 1 SOIUMONS 1 SOMEIN 20 OLUPION 3 SOMEONE 75 SOLUTIONS 2 SOMEONES 1 SOLVE 4 SOMEOTHER 1 SC)LVED 1 SOMEPLACE 24 SOM 1 SOMEPLACES 1 SOMBODY 1 SOMERSET 1 SOME 1,313 SOMES 2 SOME BIOLOGY 1 SOMETHAN 1 SOME BODY 1 SOMETHANG 1 SOME BOYS 1 SOMETHIN 188 SOME D 1 1 SOMEER SOME 1 43 SOMEGOGGLES 1 SOMETHIN LIKE 1 SOMEKIND 1 SOMETHING 436 SOMELATIN 1 SOMETHING S 1 SOMEMOONSHINER 1 SOMETHINGS 1 SOMENIGHTS WHEN 1 SOMETHUN 2 SOMEOF IT CLEANED 1 SOMETIME 41 SOMEOF THESE 1 SOMETIME TO EUROPE 1 SOMEONE 1 SOMETIMES 259 SOMEOTHER 1 SOMETIMES WELL THEY 1 SOMETHIN 1 SOMETTIMES 1 SOMETHINGS 2 SOMEUM 1 SOMETIMES 1 SOMEWHAT 7 SOMETWENTY ODD 2 SOMEWHERE 68

253 263

FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

'3,..mVERE AROUND AIR 1 SORT A TOURED 1 iliERES 1 SORT AFRAID 1 EERES AROUND I SORT OF 1 :MMILRSVILLE 1 SORT OF A 2 1 SORT OF AN 1 4 SORT OF DIFFICULT 1

2 , SORT OF EDGED 1 95 SORT OF GO ON 1 LK LAW 4 SORT OF HARD 1

IAWS THEY 1. SORT OF TAPER 1 2 SORT OF WATCH 1 :YI: 11 SORTA 12

':;000KS 1. SORTA DOUBT 1 11 SORTA KNOW 1 SC-TN-LAW SORTA LIKE - 1 $c:-IN-LAWS 1 SORTA STILL 1 sc6s 31 SORTA THINKING 3_ :3+V,r 1 SORTED 1 SOC,N 5? SORTS 11 SOON OF MORN 1, SOTTLEERS 1 SOON OF THE MORNING 3 SOU CAROLINA 1 SOONER 3 SOUGHT 1 SOPHAMORE 1 SOUL 1 SOPHISTICATED 4 SOUND 13 SOPHISTICATION 1 SOUNDA 1 SOPHMORE 2 SOUNDED 2 SOPHOMORE 16 SOUNDED OUT 1 SOPHOMORES 6 .SOUNDS 19 SOR 1 SOUP 2 SORE 9 SOUP BEANS 1 SORED 1 SOURCE 3 SORES 2 SOURCES 2 SORGUM 3 SOUT 1 SORORITIES SOUTE 1 SORORITY 1 SOUTH 113 SORRY 15 SOUTH ALABAMA 1 SORT 93 SOUTH AMERICA 3 SORT A 2 SOUTH CAROLINA 6 SORT A DROPPED 1 SOUTH CAROLINA WHEN 1 SORT A GET TO ME 1 SOUTH WESTERN 1 SORT A GOT 3 SOUTHEAST 3 SORT A LITTLE FAR BI 1 SOUTHER 1 SORT A ON 1 SOUTHERN 38

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:; iiNERNE.1R 2 SPECIALIST 6

:..iTi!,TRNERS 1. SPECIALITIES 1 i.::3IDE 2-. SPECIALITY 1

2;:'` TiTWEST 1 SPECIALIZE 1 ):i:WESTERN ',, SPECIALIZED 5

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SPOOK 1 , SPRINKLE 1 S POa 4 SPROUT 1 SPO II,ED 11 SPROUTS 4 SPOILS 2 SPUDS 1 SPOILT 1 SPUN 2 SPOKE 9 SPUNKY 1 SPOKEN 4 SPUR 1 SPONGER 1 SPURLOCK 1 SPONGES 1 SPURRED 1 SPONSOR 2 SPURS 4 SPONSERED 2 S QUAD 6 SPONSERS 1 SQUARE 18 SPONSOR 1 SQUARES 5 SPONSORED 7 SQUASH 3 SPONSORING 1 SQUASHED 1 SPONSORS 1 SQUASHES 4 SPOOLS 2 SQUAWK 2 SPORT 19 SQUAWKS 1 3 FORTIN 1 S QUEESE 1

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FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

1 STAND-OFF 1 1 STANDS 13 23 STANGE 1 20 STANIN 1 lidiDLY 3 STANLEY 1 1 STANTON 1 1 STAR 9 5 STARCHED 1 1 STARD 1 2 STARING 1 2 STARK 1 6 STARKS 1 1 STARKVILLE 3 8 STARR 1 2 STARS 2 1 START 176 STAFW 7 START IN 1 ST FPS 1 START MELTIN 1 9 START OFF 1 STA3 1 STARTED 374 STAANT 1 STARTED MOVIN EM 1 STATN' 2 STARTED OFF 1 STAENING 1 STARTED OUT 4 STAIHS 11 STARTED UP 2 STAKE 1 STARTED YOU KNOW 1 STALEMATE 1 STARTER 1 STALK 2 STARTIN 8 STALKS STARTIN OUT 1 STALL 4 STARTING 21 STALLS 1 STARTING STARTED 1 STALMATE 1 STARTLING 1 STAMP 14 STARTMOUTH 2 STAMPS 31 STARTOM 1 STAND 60 STARTS 22 STAND AND THAT 1 STARVE 4 STAND OUT 1 STARVED 1 STAND POINT 1 STARVING 1 STANDARD 26 STALT! 290 STANDARDIZED 1 STATE MAN 3 STANDARDS 13 STATE OF THE NATION 2 STANDFORD 2 STATE S 1 STAN DIN 17 STATE USED IT 1 STANDING 13 STATE WIDE 1

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3 riazp 7 STEELWORKER 1 "3.'..":T_-;MENT 5 STEEP 3 :].,L,.yis 81 STEEPLE 3 Y.71::rz sHERE STATES 1 STEER 4 ..:L' EN 1 STEERING 1 L'i. LNG 1 STEERS 6 32 STELLA 1 S f ..'f'ION WAGON 1 STELLA S 1 12IONARY 1 STEP 25 3 -;AT TONED 14 STEP FATHER 1 .77,4,:17EONERY ? STEP SONS 1 IONN 1 STEPED 1

:::.:::-. ::NS 4 STEPFATHER 1 IA1'1 ONS AT 2 STEPHENS 3 1 STEPMOTHER 1 2. J:AT ISTICAL 1 STEPPED 3 TATISTICS 1 STEPPING 1 3 TAI1JE 4 STEPS 10 STATUS 4 STEPSON 2 3TAV 3 STEPSONS 1 STAVED 1 STEREO 2 F2TiM;S 2 STERN 2 STAY 230 SUROTYPED 1 STAY N 1 STETHOSCOPE 1

SI:AY UN 1 STEUBEN .5 STAY SIT 1 STEVE 2 STAY WITH IT 1 STEW 2 STAYED 153 STEWARDS 1 STAYED ON 3 S TE WART 1 STAYIN 5 STICK 32 STAYING 7 STICK THEM STRAWS 1 STAYS 33 S TICKEM UP 1 STEM) 2 STICKER 2 STEADIES 1 STICKIN 3 STEADY 8 STICKING 1 STEAK 6 STICKS 11 STEAKS 11 STICKY 2 STEAL 7 STIFF 1 STEALIN 4 STIFFLE 1 STEALING 1 STILL 295 STEAM 12 STILL A LOT OF 1 STEAMER 1 STILL DIDN T 1 STEEL 32 STILL NOT 1

258 268 FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

STORES 47 . . 1 STORIES 18 i ; rDJr.": 1 1 STORM 9 i STORMS 3 1 1;. 3 STORMY 1 STORY 34- 3 STOUT 4 1 STOVALL 2 STOVE .: f-;; ) 3 30 STOVE YOU KNOW 1 ,... 3-) STOVES 7 28 STRAGGLERS 1 2 STRAGGLING 1 3 STRAIGHT 37 3 STRAIGHT INTO 1 .-1

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STRENGTH 1 STUCKUP 2 STRENGTHEN 1 STUDENT'S 1 STRENGTHENING 1 STUDENT 93 STRENTEN 1 STUDENT S 1 STRESS 3 STUDENT TAUGHT 1 STRETCH 3 STUDENTS 190 STRETCHER 1 STUDENTT 1 STRICK 4 STUDIED 11 STRICT 5 STUDIES 38 STRICTEST 1 ST DIN 1 STRICTLY 14 STUDING 3 STRIDE 2 STUDIO 2 STRIDES 1 STUDIOS 1 STRIKE 8 STUDY 74 STRIKES 2 STUDY HALL 1 STRING 10 STUDY TOGETHER 1 STRINGS 4 STUDYIN 2 STRIP 13 STUDYING 22 STRIPPIN 1 STUDYING NOW 1 STRIPPING 2 STUDYUNG 1 STRIPPINGS 1 STUFF 206 STRIPS 2 STUFFS 2 STRIVE 5 STUFFS AT 3 STRIVING 1 STUMBLE 2 STROKE 2 STUMBLED 1 STRONG 26 STUMBLIN 1 STRONG FIRM UP ERE 1 STUMP 1 STRONGER 6 STUMPS 5 STRONGEST 1 STUNG 1 STRONGHOLD 1 STUPID 10 STRONGLY 1 STUPIDIOUS 1 STRUCK 2 STUPIDITY 1 STRUCTION 1 STURRIPS 1 1 STRUCTURE 10 1 STURTS STRUCTURING 1 STWART 2 STRUGGLE 1 STYLE 3 STRUGGLED 4 STYLES 2 STRUGGLES 1 STYLISH 1 STRUGGLING 2 SUB 1 STRUNG 1 SUB DIVISIONS 1 STUDENT 1 SUBCONSCIOUSLY 1 STUBBORN 2 SUBDIVISION 2 STUCK 16 SUBJECT 23

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SUBJECTS 29 SUICIDE 2 SUBMARINES 2 S U I PP ED 1 SUBMIT 1 SUIT 19 SUBNORMAL 1 SUITABLE 2 SUBS SUITCASE 4

SUBSCRIBED '_ SUITED 2 SUBSCRIBES 1 SUITS 11 SUBSCRIPTION 2 SULLIVAN 2 SUBSIDED 1 SULPHER 1 SUBSIDIZE 3 SULVENIA 1 SUBSIDIZED ? SUMER 2 SUBSIDIZING 1 SUMETHING 1 SUBSTANTIALLY SUMMATION 2 SUBS TITUED 1 SUMMER 244 SUBSTITUTE 2 SUMMER TIME 8 SUBSTITUTED 1 SUMMERS 15 SUBS TRACT ION 1 S UMMERSET 3 SUBTRACT --. SUMMERTIME 12 SUBTRACT IN S UMMERT IMES 1

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SUED 2: SUNDAYS 5 SUFFER 2 SUNDY 1 SUFFICIENT 6 SUNFISH 1 SUFFICIENTLY 1 SUNG 2 SUFFOCATION 1 S UN IPER 2 SUGAR 27 SUNNY 3 SUGARCANE 2 SUNS 1 SUGGEST 1 SUNS S 1 SUGGESTED 4 SUNSHINE 5

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SUNTERIC SUPPOS 2 SUNTIC SUPPOSE 50 SUPENA 1 SUPPOSED 108 SUPENAED 1 SUPPOSEDLY 10 SUPER 2 SUPREME 1 SUPER VALUE 1 SUPRISE 1 SUPERENTENDENT 1 SUPRISED 3 SUPERIMPOSED 1 S (JR 1 SUPERINTENDANDS 1 SURE 231 SUPERINTENDANT 1 SURE DO FORGET 1 SUPERINTENDENT 8 SURE HAVE 1 SUPERINTENDENTS 4 SURELY 3 SUPERINTENTANT 1 SURF 1 SUPERINTERDENT 1 SURFACE 10 SUPERIOR 1 SURFIN 1 SUPERMARKET SURGENS 1 SUPERMARKETS 2 SURGEON 1 SUPERSTITIOUS 1 SURGERY 14 SUPERVISE 3 SURGICAL 1 SUPERVISED 2 SURMIZE 1 SUPERVISER 1 SURPRISE 5 SUPERVISES 1 SURPRISED 9 SUPERVISING 1 SURPRISING 3 SUPERVISION 5 SURPRISINGLY 1 SUPERVISIONAL 1 SURRENDERED 3 SUPERVISOR 22 SURROUNDED 1 SUPERVISOR D 1 SURROUNDIN 1 SUPERVISORS 1'2 SURROUNDING 5 SUPOSED 1 SURROUNDINGS 1 SUPPER 23 SURVEY 12 SUPPLEMENT 2 SURVEYED 1 SUPPLEMENTED 1 SURVEYER 1 SUPPLIED 3 SURVIVAL 3 SUPPLIES 12 SURVIVE 5 SUPPLING 1 SURVIVED 1 SUPPLY 16 SURVIVING 1 SUPPLYING 3 SUSPECT 6 SUPPORT 27 SUSPENDION 1 SUPPORTED 7 SUSPENSION 1 SUPPORTERS 1 SUSPICION 2 SUPPORTIN 2 SUSI IOUS 1 SUPPORTING 1 SUS QUA 1 SUPPORTS 2 SUSQUAHANA 1

262 272 WORD FREQUENCY WORD FREQUENCY

SUSQUANEA 2 SWITERLAND 1 SUSQUEHANNA 2 SWITZERLAND 2 SUSQUENEDA 1 SWORD 2 SUTTLE SWORDS 2 SUZY 2 SWORE 2 SWAIN SYBIL 1 SWALLOW 6 SYLUA 3 SWALLOWING 1 SYLVA 35 SWAM SYMONS 2 SWAMP 1 SYMPATHETIC 1 SWAMPY 1 SYMPATHIZERS 1 S WANTS 1 SYMPATHY 1 SWAPPED 1 SYMPHONIC 1 SWEAR 1 SYMPOSIUMS 1 SWEAT SYNACA 1 SWEATER 3 SYNAGOGUE 4 SWEATERS 4 S YOTA 1 SWEATTED 1 SYRACUSE 6 SWEDISH 2 SYRUP 3 SWEDEN 1 SYRUPY 1 SWEEDISH 1 SYSTEM 67 SWEEP 5 SYSTEMATICALLY 1 SWEEPIN 2 SYSTEMS 9 SWEEPING 1 T 2 SWEET 10 T ALL 1 SWEETENED 1 T B 2 S WEETERS 1 T MODEL 5 SWEETGUM 1 T S 1 SWELLED 2 T V 9 SWELLED UP 1 T V A 2 SWEPT 2 T V S 1 SWIFT 2 TA 1,940 SWIM 6 TA_ 1 SWIMMIN 12 TA BE 1 SWIMMING 22 TA DEAL 1 S WIN 1 TA DO NONE 2 SWING 6 TA DOIN 1 SWINGLI 1 TA GET 1 SWINGS 3 TA GIT ME 1 SWITCH 17 TA GIT OUT ON 1 SWITCHED TA GO 1 S WITCHERLAND 1 TA GO ON AND 1 SWITCHIN 1 TA HAMMONDSPORT 1

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TA HAVE THE COUNTY 1 TAILS 1 TA HE 1 TAINT BEEN 1 TA ITO 1 TAK EM 1 TA MAIL 1 TAKE 743 TA MAKE OUT 1 TAKE ALONG 1 TA ME ARE ALIKE 1 TAKE AND GO 1 TA PAY EM 1 TAKE AND GO SEE UM 1 TA STORE 1 TAKE AND KILL 1 TA TAKE AND GIT IT 1 TAKE AND SEE WHAT 1 TA TAKE AND GO 1 TAKE EM 1 TA TAKE AND MAKE UM 1 TAKE HIM 1 TA TAKE AND SIC. 1 TAKE HIM BACK 1 TA WAY OUT 1 TAKE NO MORE 1 TAATS 1 TAKE UP 2 TABACCA 17 TAKE YOU 1 TABACCER 2 TAKEM 7 TABACCO 1 TAKEN 71 TABBY 1 TAKEN AN GIT 1 TABLE 28 TAKEN IT 1 TABLES 5 TAKEOFF 1 TABLESPOONS 1 TAKEOVER 1 TABLET 1 TAKES 129 TABOU 1 TAKES A SPELL PUTTIN 1 TABULATE 1 TAKIN 42 TACK 4 TAKIN TA WANT 2 TACK EM 1 TAKING 67 TACKED 1 TAKIT 1 TACKET 1 TAL 1 TACKIN 1 TALCUM 1 TACKLE 2 TALE 4 TACKLED 1 TALENT 4 TACKS 1 TALENTED 1 TACOMA 2 TALENTS 1 TAE 1 TALES 1 TAFT 4 TALK 165 TAG 5 TALK DIFFERENT 1 TAGETHER 26 TALKATIVE 1 TAGGING 1 TALKED 83 TAGS 2 TALKED OUT 1 TAIL 8 TALKER 4 TAIL END 1 TALKERS 1 TAILOR 1 TALKIN 37 TAILORED 1 TALKING 80

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TED'S 1 TEN 278 TEDIOUS 1 TEN THIRTY 1 TEEN 1 TENANTS 2 T '!EN AGE R S 2 TEND 17 TZ,E NAGE 7 TEND IT 1 TEENAGER 6 TEND TO UM 1 TEENAGERS 6 TENDENCY 1 TEETH 15 TENDER 1 'T.E(HOUS 1 TENDEREST 3 TEL 1 TENDERLOIN 4 TELE'LLS ION 1 TENDS 4

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MPT THAT GENERAL 1 THATEN 1 5 THATIN 1 ThEIR THATS 552 THERE':3 1 THATS AT 2 TifERE THATS GOT 3 T;,AT MERE HEE HAW 1 THATS IN 1 71AT THERES 1 THATS THERE 1 AT TIEY 10 THATS UP 1 TAT CAME 1 THATSA THAT S 1 TY-2 MEI D 1 THAW 2 'IHAT MEY CIT 1 THAY 2 ThEY HAD 1 THE 15,389 HAVE UP TH1 THE AT 1 HAVE WHICH1 THE AU THE 1 THEY LL 1 THE AU THESE AU 1 TIIEY WOULD GIVE1 THE BEST FRIENDS I 1 !AT 'MINKS 1 THE BIG SHOTS 1 !AT THIS 1 THE CLASSES 1 THAT THOSE 1 THE COMMOTION 1 THAT Tiff 1 THE DAY 3 THATvrI 1 THE FARM 2 THAT VERY THING 1 THE FEVER WAS 2 TEAT WAS 1 THE FIRST 1 THAT WAS AROUND 1 THE HECK 1 THAT WAS MELTING 1 THE HILL 1 THAT WE 2 THE HOME EC 1 THAT WE DRIFT 1 THE HUNDRED 1 THAT WE HAVE 1 THE KIDS 1 THAT WE LL 1 THE LATIN 1 THAT WE RE THAT S 1 THE LIVELIHOOD FOR 1 THAT WELL WHAT IT IS1 THE LL 1 THAT WHEN 1 THE LOVE 1 THAT WILI GIVE AWAY 1 THE NAMES OF 1 THAT WOULD 1 THE NEXT 1 THAT WUS TWENTY FIVE1 THE NORTHERNERS 1 THAT YOU'RE 1 THE OL 1 THAT YOU 2 THE OLDEST 1 THAT YOU CAN THAT 1 THE ONE 1 THAT YOU FIND 1 THE ORGANIZE THE 1

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EVERYBODY EVERYONE 1 EX AC LY EXACTLY 4

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OLDER ONES THE OLDER ONES OLDEST OLDER ON A ?6 ON A WI-tAT THEY CALL WHAT 13 CALLED A 1 ON AT AT ON AU ON ON DOWN AROUND AROUND ON IN FARM LAND WHEN YOU FARM

ON SEVEN SIX DAYS A WEEK 2. ON THE EACH 3 ON TITS SAME COMPARED 1 ON THEM IN THOSE 1 1 ON THERE THAT .,. ON TO USED TO ON 2 ON UM ONE 1 ON WE HAVE ON HAS 1 ON YOU KNOW ON 1 ONCE ONE TIME 3 ONCT ONCE 1 ONE A ONE 12 ONE HE ONE 1 ONE LL ONE WILL 1

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POSITION A 1. IT POSSIOLY POTATOES AND POTATOES

POUND POUNDS fr) POUR AND POUR PRACTICE PRACTICES PREDOCESSORS PREDECESSORS PRETEND PRETENDED THAT PRETTY A FAIRLY PRETTY GOOD QUITE WELL PRINTICE PRACTICE a PROBABLE PROBABLY PROBABLY ARE YOU NOT 3 PROSLEM THE PRCTLEM PROCEEDURE P:EDURE PROFESSOR PFLFESSORS PROFIT PROFIT FOR HIM PROGRAM PROGRAMS PROGRESS PROGRESSED PROGRESSED PROGRESSING PROJECTS AU HOME HOME PROJECTS PROPER PROPERLY 1 PROPOSING PROPOSE PROVED PROVEN 1 PULL WILL PULL 1 PURPOSES PURPOSE PUT AND PUT PUT ANYWAY SO SO 1

PUT EM AND PUT THEM -3 PUT OUT PRODUCE 1 PUTTING WE ALSO PUT 1 QUANTIZE QUANTIFY 2 QUESTION QUESTIONS 1 QUESTIONNAIRE QUESTIONNAIRES 1 QUIT IT QUIT RABBIT RABBITS RABBITS RABBITS AND RABBITS 1 RADIO A RADIO 1 RAINED IT RAINED RAISE RAISED 3 RAISED I RAISED RAISED UP BROUGHT UP 3 RAISEIT RAISED

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RALEIGH RATE OF INCREASED RATHER WOULD RATHER 1 RE MARRIED AGAIN RE MARRIED 1 REACHED ALMOST PENIC ALMOST REACHED THE PINNACL 1 REACHES HAS SERVED 1 READ I READ 1 READIN READ 1 REAL A REAL 2 REAL GOOD A VERY GOOD 7 REALIZED REALIZE 2 REALLY IS REALLY 1 REALLY IN SUMMER THE SUMMER I SPEND 4 REALLY NO THERE WAS REALLY NO 1 REALLY REALLY REALLY 1 REALLY TAKE HIM MUCH 1 REALLY TELL TELL a REALLY WATCH TO WATCH I REASONABLE WITH REASONABLE 1 RECOMMEND AND RECOMMEND 1 RECOMMENDED RECOMMENDATIONS 1 RECREATION A RECREATION 1 REDO REPAINT 1 REDONE RE:FIDDLED 1 REFUSE REFUSED I REGISTERS REGISTER 1 REGUARD REGARD) 1 REGULAR AND REGULARLY 1 REGULAR JOB AT A REGULAR JOB 1 REGULARLY OFTEN 1 REJECT REJECTED 1 RELATED RELATE 1 RELATION OF A RELATIONSHIP 1 RELATIVE RELATIVELY 1 REMEMBERED REMEMBER a_ REPAIRMAN REPAIRMEN RESISTED EXISTED REST I RESTED 2 REST OF THEM REST 1 RID OF THAT ONE GAVE AWAY a_ RIDE AND RIDE 7 RIDIN RODE a_ RIFLES AMMUNITION RIFLES 1

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SAY SAID SAYS PE SAID

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SERVE SERVES IL SERVE REALLY REALLY SERVE 1 SERVICE THE SERVICE SET EXCEPT SET EM UPON UPON'

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IN THE 1. SET IN A 1 SET THEM UP A SET UP A IT SETS 1 SETS SITTER 1 SETTER 1 SETTIN SITTING IT SETTLED SETTLED DID SEW 2 SEWED 1 SEWED UP SEWN 5 SHE'D SHE WOULD SHE 1 SHE'LL 12 SHE'S IS SHE HAS 3 SHE'S GOT 15 SHE 6 SHE D SHE' {AD 1. SHE D SOMEBODY SOMEBODY HAS 1. SHE HAS 1 SHE HAS HER HER I SAW SHE HAD 1. SHE I SEEN SHE HAD 2 SHE IS IS WHO LIVES 2 SHE LIVES PASSED 1 SHE PASSED 25 SHE S IS HAS BEEN SHE S BEEN h. SHE S GOT SHE HAS SHE TAUGHT TAUGHT WAS 1 SHE WAS 1 SHE WAS TEACHING TAUGHT WENT 1, SHE WENT 1 SHE WORKS WORKS DID 1 SHE YES SHE DID 28 SHES SHE WHILE SHE FIXED 1 SHES FIXIN 7 SHES GOT HAS SHIPPED 1 SHIP 1 SHIPPED , SHIP AND SHOOT '3 SHOOT 1 SHOP STOP SHOPS ARE 1 SHOP. S 2 A SHORT , SHORT 4. SHOT I SHOT THAT 2 SHOULD SHOULD HAVE 1 SHOULD A SHOWED 3 SHOW.

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SIDE SIDE OF 2 SILO SILOES 3 SINCE FOR 4 SING SINGING 4 SINGER A SINGER 1 SINGING SANG 1 SINGLE SINGLES 1 SISTER'D SISTER WOULD 1 SISTER SISTERS 2 SISTER S SISTER HAS 3 SIT SAT 10 SITTIN SIT 1 SITUATION SITUATIONS 1 SIX PAST SIX 1 SIX THIRTY OR SIX THIRTY 2 SIXTH AND SIXTH 1 SIXTY OR SIXTY 1 SIXTY TWO PAST PAST SIXTY TWO 1 SIZED SIZE 2 SKATE SKATED 1 SKILL TRADE 1 SKUM SCUM I SLAUDER SLAUGHTER 1 SLICED IS SLICED I SLIP TO SLIP 1 SMALL SMALLER 1 SMALLER A SMALLER 1 SMASHED CRUSHED 1 SMITHS SMITH HAS SMOKE SMOKED 2 SMOKED SMOKE 2 SNOW SNOWED 1 SNOW ON IT WAS SNOWING 2 SNOWING WHEN IT WAS SNOWING SO BAD 1 SO AND 13 SO AND AU E 1 S O A N D W E WE 1 SO AND WHEN WHEN 1 SO AU E 2 SO AU THOSE SO THOSE 1 SO BUT E 1 SO HER HER 1 SO I I 3

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SO I I SO I 1 SO I THERE S AU ONE THERE WAS ONE 1 SO I THINK I THINK 1 SO IF F 2 SO IT'LL TO 2 SO IT IT 1 SO IT LL IT WILL 1 SO ITS IT IS 1 SO MUCH FAR SO MUCH FARTHER 1 SO SAID SHE 3 SO SHE DROVE DROVE 1

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SOON SOON AS SORT A SOMETHING SORT A GOT HAVE A SOMEWiAT SORT OF GO ON TO RELY SOUNDA SOUNDED SOUTHERN SOUMERNS SOUTHERNERS SOW ME SOW SOWLY SLOWLY SPANISH A SPANISH TEACHER SPEAKING WE WERE SPEAKINC, SPECIAL AU SPECIAL SPECIAL SPECIAL TYPE OF TEAC TEACHERS SPECIALIZED SPECIALIZING SPELLING NOT MY SPELLING IS NOT 1 SPELT SPELLED 1 SPEND SPENDING SPENT SP14'.nrn a SPIT SPLIT SPREAD SPREa SQUIRREL SQUIRRELS STAMP FE STAMPED 1 STAND STOOD STAND AND THAT STAND STAND Or STANDING

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STRANGE AS STRANGE 1 STRONG FIRM UP ERE THAN OUR 1 STRUCTION INSTRUCTION 1 STUDIES STUDIED STUDING STUDY 2 STUDYING NOW STUDYING 1 STUFF THERE IS STUFF 2 STUPIDIOUS STUPID 1 SUBJECT SUBJECTS 2 SUBSTRACTION SUBTRACTION 1 SUMER THE SUMMER 1 SUMMER A SUMMER 1 SUPERVISOR D SUPERVISOR WOULD 1 SUPPOSED IS SUPPOSED 7 SWEATTED PERSPIRED 1 SWIMMIN SWIMMING 1 SYSTEMS SYSTEM 1 TA AT 15 TA DO NONE NOT TO DO ANY TA GET THEY WERE ABLE TO GET 1 TA HE HE 1 TA TAKE AND MAKE UM IS TO MAKE THEM TAKE AND TOOK 12 TAKEN HAVE TAKEN 4 TAKEN AN GIT GET 1 TAKEN IT GOT SICK 1 TAKES TAKE 3 TAKIN HAVE TAKEN 3 TAKIN TA WANT WANTED 2 TAKING BE TAKING 3 TALK SPEAK 2 TALK DIFFERENT THEY TALK DIFFERENTLY 1 TALKED OUT OUT OF CONVERSATION 1 TANGLED UP TANGLED 1 TARTIES TARDINESS 1 TASTE TASTES 1 TAUGHT I TAUGHT 1 TAXES TAX 1 TEACH TEACHES 2 TEAM TEAMS 1 TEAR LIKE TEARING TECHNOLOGY OR TECHNOLOGY 1 TELEVISION HOW TELEVISION 4

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TELL KNOW 4 TEMPORARY TEMPORARILY 1

TEN OF TEN 3 TERRIBLE DIFFICULT 1 TEST TESTS 1 TEST AFTER POST TEST TEXAS AND TEXAS 1 THAN AS 0 THAN A LOT MANY 1 THAN IT WAS FROM 1 THAN WHAT WATER THAN WATER 1 THANK THINK 1 THAR THERE 1 THAT'D THAT WOULD 4 THAT'S THAT 10 THAT'S GOT THAT HAS 1 THAT AT 60 THAT ANYBODY ANYBODY 1 THAT AT THAT 2 THAT BA BAY 1 THAT D THAT WOULD 1 THAT DA AU HE THAT HE THAT EVER EVER 1 THAT HAVE WITH THAT HE HE 2 THAT HE LL HE WILL 1 THAT HELP WHO HELPS 1 THAT I I , THAT I WAS THAT i THAT IF IF 1 THAT IT IT 3 THAT JUST AS AS 1 THAT MY MY 1 THAT S IS 38 THAT S GOT THAT HAS 4 , THAT S UH THAT S THAT IS 1. THAT STARTED THAT IT STARTED 1 THAT STUFF BECAUSE THAT 1 THAT TAKES AU WE WE 1 THAT THAT GENERAL THAT GENERAL 1 THAT THE THE 2 THAT THEIR THEY ARE 1 THAT THERE THAT 3

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THAT THEY THEY 7 THAT THEY CAME WHO CAME 1 THAT THEY D THERE WOULD 1 THAT THEY HAD USED FOR 1 THAT THEY HAVE UP TH THERE 1 THAT THEY HAVE WHICH THAT 1 THAT THEY WOULD GIVE SO 1 THAT THINKS WHO THINK 1 THAT THIS THIS 1 THAT THOSE THOSE 1 THAT UH THAT 1 THAT VE THAT HAVE 1 THAT WAS WHO WERE 1 THAT WAS MELTING MELTING 1 THAT WE WE 1 THAT WE. LL WE WILL 1 THAT WE RE THAT S THAT IS 1 THAT WELL WHAT IT IS THAT 1 THAT WOULD WOULD THAT WUS TWENTY FIVE TWENTY FIVE INCH ONE 1 THAT YOU CAN THAT THAT 1 THAT YOU KNOW ABOUT 2 THATS ARE THATS AT THAT IS THATS GOT THAT HAVE 2 THATS THERE THERE 1 THE ALTHOUGH THE 51 THE AT THE AREA 1 THE AU THE THE 2 THE BEST FRIENDS I MY BEST FRIENDS 1 THE FARM FARMED 2 THE FEVER WAS ONE HUNDRED THREE 2 THE HOME ED HOME ECONOMICS 1 THE NORTHERNERS FROM THE NORTHERNERS 1 THE ORGANIZE THE ORGANIZING THE 1 THE PLAYS THAT PLAYS 1 THE SOUTHERNERS AND THE SOUTHERNERS 1 THE THE HOSPITAL THE HOSPITAL 1 THE WAY ILLEGAL THE ILLEGAL WASY 1 THE WELL THE 1 THE WHOLE BIT YEAH EVERYTHING YES 1 THE WOMEN AND THE WOMEN 1 THED DO THEY DO IT 1

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TIEN I I 1., THEN I GUESS I GUESS 1 THEN MAYBE MAYBE 1 THEN SOME SO ME 1 THEN THAT T liAT THEN THEY'D WOULD 1

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THERE 'S THAT WAS 133 THERE'S THIS MAN A MAN 1 THERE 26 THERE ALSO LONG ALONG 1 THERE AND THAT S IT THERE 1 THERE AT AT 3 THERE D THERE WOULD 1 THERE IN THE MORNING IN THE MORNING 1 THERE IS IS 1 THERE JUST AU YOU YOU 1 THERE LL THERE WILL 1 THERE NO THEY ARE NOT 1 THERE ON ON 1 THERE S BUT THERE IS 98 THERE S ONE ONE 1 THERE STILL THERE ARE STILL 1 THERE VE THERE HAVE 1 THERE WA HAS 1 THERE WADDN T ANY BECAUSE THERE WAS NO 1 T HERE WUS THEY 1

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THERED THERE WOULD 1 THERES IT 65 THERES COIN THERE WILL 1 THESE OF THESE 4 THESE DAYS ANY MORE ANY MORE 1 THESE HERE THESE 6 THESE TWO TWO 1 THESE WERE WERE a. THEY'D THEY HAD 11 THEY'LL WILL 1 THEY'RE ARE THEY'RE EXACTLY EXACTLY 2 THEY'S THERE ARE 32 THEY'S WAS THERE WERE 1 THEY'VE HAS 1 THEY'VE GOT THEY HAVE 6 THEY AND THEY 106 THEY ARE THERE IS 3 THEY BELONG BELONG 1 THEY CALL IT ONE STR ONE STROKE 1 THEY CAN CAN 2 THEY D AND THEY 14 THEY D GIT IT GETTING IT 1 THEY DED THEY D HAVE 1 THEY GOT HAVE 3 THEY HAD ONE THERE WAS A 1 THEY HAND HAND 1 THEY HAVE THE THE 1 THEY IS THERE IS 2 THEY JUS GIVE GAVE 1 THEY JUST JUST 1 THEY KEPT AND THEY KEPT 1 THEY LIVE AND LIVE 1 THEY LL HE WILL 7 THEY MAKE MAKES 2 THEY MEAN THEY THEY 1 THEY NEVER NEVER 1 THEY RE ARE 13 THEY RE GOT THEY HAVE 1 THEY RE TRYIN TO SET SO THAT 1 THEY REMODELED WHICH IS REMODELED 2 THEY S THERE ARE 58 THEY S WAS THERE WERE 3

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THEY SE THEY WERE 1 THEY SENT OVER WERE SENT 1 THEY STILL STILL 1 THEY STOPPED STOPPED 1 THEY THERE S THERE ARE 1 THEY THEY THEY 3 THEY TOLD ME THEY ME THEY THEY USED USED 1 THEY VE HAVE 3 THEY VE GOT THEY HAVE 9 THEY WANT UH THEY WANT 1 THEY WANTED WANTED 1 THEY WAS THEY WERE 1 THEY WERE AND THEY WERE 1 THEY WILL WORMS WORMS THEY WUDDN'T THERE WAS NOT THEYD THEY WOULD a THEYS THE 58 THEYS A THERE ARE THEYS GONNA THEY ARE GOING TO THEYS ONE ONE THEYS SETTIN THEY WERE SITTING TREYS THIS THERE WAS THING THING THAT THING REASON REASON THINGS AND THINGS THINK DO NOT THINK THINK IT S NOT DO NOT THINK IT IS THINKS THINK THAT IS 1 THIRTY-SEVEN IU THIRTY-SEVEN 1 THIS A 4 THIS FIRE A FIRE a. THIS HERE 8 THIS IS THIS IS THIS IS 1 THIS IS WHERE AS WHEN THIS IS WHERE AND IN WHERE 1 THIS LL THIS WILL 1 THIS ONE ONE 1 THIS SIDE AU THIS SI BETWEEN HERE AND 1.

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TO UH TO 1 TO UH THE TO THE 1 TO WELL VERY MUCH 1 TO WHERE NOW WHERE 1 TOLD TELL 2 TOMORROWS TOMORROW IS 1 TONSIL TONSILS 1 TONY'S TONY IS 2 TOO 6 TOO ALFUL WELL VERY WELL 1 TOO AWFUL MUCH TOO MUCH 1 TOO LARGE LARGE ENOUGH 1 TOOK HE TOOK 10 TOOK AND THE CONFISCATED 1 TOOK IT IT WENT 1 TOP THE TOP 1

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TOYS AND TOYS 1. TRACE AND TRACE 1 TRACK TRACKED 4 TRADE SKILLS 2 TRAIN TRAINS 1 TRAINING PROGRAM TRAINING 2 TRAINS WHO TRAINS 1 TRAPPED TRAP 1 TREAT YOU KNOW TREAT TREAT 1 TREED TREE WOULD 1 TRIED HAVE TRIED 1 TROUBLES TROUBLE 1 TROUTS TROUT 1 TROW EM THROW THEM 1 TRY I TRY 6 TRYING I AM TRYING 1 TUCKED IT IS TUCKED 1 TURNED HAVE TURNED 2 TURNING AND TURNING 1 TWENTY HUNDRED TWO THOUSAND 1 TWENTY ONE TWENTY YE TWENTY OR TWENTY ONE YEARS 1

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VOCATIONAL THE VOCATIONAL 1 VOLKSWAGON VOLKWAGONS 1 WADDN'T DID NOT WADN'T WERE NOT WADN T WAS NOT WALK I WALKED WALKED AND I WALKED WALL WALLS WANT WANT TO WANTED HE WAFTED WANTS WANT WARENT WARRANT WARM BURN WAS AM 21 WAS AT WAS WAS CAME CAME 1 WAS GOT WAS GOTTEN 1

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WE'D WE 6 WE 'S WE ARE 7 WE ' VE WE 2 WE'VE GOT WE HAVE 4 WE BECAUSE WE 14 WE AND MY DADDY WE 1 WE ARE WE ARE WE ARE 1 WE AU AU 2 WE AU GET WE GET 1 WE AU THAT WE JUST JUST 1 WE AU WE USUALLY WE USUALLY 1 WE CALL THAT AS IT IS CALLED 1 WE CHEATED SO WE CHEATED 1 WE D WE WOULD 9 WE DO AU WE PAY PAYS 1 WE GO WE WOULD GO 1 WE GOT TO WE WERE 1 WE HAD HAD 1 WE HAULED HAULED 2 WE I VE I HAVE 1 WE RE WE WERE 1 WE RE OUR OUR 1 WE RE WANTIN WE WANT 1 WE S WE ARE 13 WE THOUGHT WE THOUGHT 1 WE VE WE HAVE 10 WE WAS A WANTIN WE WANTED 1 WE WENT SO WE WENT 2 WE WERE WE HAD IT AS TO HAVE IT 1 WE WERE WE WERE WE WERE 1 WE WOULD HAVE WE HAD 1 WEDDING WEDDINGS 1 WEEDS WEED 1 WEEK A WEEK 1 WEEKS WEEK 1 WEEN BETWEEN 1 WEIGH WEIGHED 1 WEIGHED THAT WEIGHED 2 WEINERS WEINERS WEINERS 1 WELL AM WELL 5 WELL ALOT ALOT 1 WELL AU I I 2 WELL AU IT S IT IS 1

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WELL AU WE VE WE HAVE 1 WELL AU WHEN AU WHEN 1 WELL HE HE 3 WELL HE S HE IS 1 WELL HISTORY HISTORY 1 WELL I I 14 WELL I CAMP THE CAMP 1 WELL I D I 2 WELL I GO I GO 1 WELL I GUESS I GUESS 1 WELL I HAVE I HAVE 1 WELL I SAY I SAY 1 WELL I TELL YA I WILL TELL YOU 1 WELL I TELL YA THAT THAT 1 WELL 1 THE THE 1 WELL I USED I USED 1 WELL IN IN 1 WELL IT IT 1 WELL IT S IT HAS 2 WELL IT S UH I I WELL IT WOULD JUST GIVE WELL LET LET 1 WELL NO NO NO 1 WELL NOW NOW 3 WELL NOW I M 1 AM 1 WELL ONE ONE 2 WELL ONE S ONE IS 1 WELL PERHAPS PERHAPS 1 WELL REALLY REALLY 1 WELL SAID SAID IT SAID 1 WELL SEE WHATA WHAT WAS 1 WELL SHE SHE 1 WELL SHE HAS SHE HAD 1 WELL SINCE SINCE 1 WELL SOME EM SOME OF THEM 1 WELL THAT THAT IS 1 WELL THAT THAT 2 WELL THE THE 1 WELL THEN SHE SHE 1 WELL THERE'S THERE ARE 2 WELL THERE S THERE IS 2 WELL THEY THEY 3 WELL_THIS THIS 1

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373 ALPHABETIZED LIST OF COLLOQUIAL TERMS AND THEIR EXPLANATIONS

3'74 ALPHABETIZED LIST OF COLLOQUIAL TERMS AND THEIR EXPLANATIONS

19 an 30' s--Nineteen-Thirties."In the 19 an 30's there was a terrible flood along the Ohio River Valley." A Battlin--Fighting."Appalachian's are famous for a battlin with revenueers over their bootlegged monshine." A Bulldozin Machine--Bulldozer. "He drives a bulldozin machine." A Comin--Coming. "I saw him acomin around the hill."

A Fishin--Fishing."He went a fishin down to the river. " A Fixin--Fixing."We're a fixin to go to town." A Gettin--Getting."He's a gettin social security." A Good Bit Back--A Long Time. "He was here a good bit back." A Hog Feller--Person Fond of Pork."Up the holler is a hog feller." A Little Bit Above--Above. "He's a little bit above average." A Long Ways--Far. "He lives a long ways up that holler." A Lot Better Off--In A Better Condition."He's a lot better off since they operated on him." A Penchin--Pinching."I have heared of penchin pennies but you are a miser." A Piece--A Little Distance. "Most houses in the country are a piece up the hollers." A Ridin--Riding."He wus a ridin his mule when I saw him last." A Right Smart--Quite A Lot."A right smart people in our area attend church." A Short Word--Trouble."Don't give me a short word." 384 375 A Whole Bunch--Many."A whole bunch of times I've seen him at the Jones' house. A Working At Doin--Doing."The farmers were a working at doin their spring plowin ." Ablical David--Affidavit."The man signed the ablical david at the Notary Republic's office." Acomin--Coming. "Do you see that covey of quail acomin up the hill?" Afeared--Afraid."Aren't you afeared that the creek will raise up and worsh you away." Afore--Before."Afore the county built this road, the people had to walk out of the hollers to go anyplace." Agettin--Getting. "My grandfather is seventy-eight years old and is agettin on in years." Agin--When."It'll be supper time agin I get through washin the dishes." Ague--Egg."The brown hen laid an ague." Aim-Plan."I aim to come back to these mountains next year." Aimed--Planned.The man aimed to tell him the truth, but he just didn't git around to it." Aint Got--Do Not Have. "Most folks ain't got much money but they are happy." Air Heads--Arrow Heads. "Many farmers of Kentucky uncover air heads when they do their plowin." Airish--Breezy."Shet the door:' "It feels sorta airish in here." Airs--There is."Airs got to be a better way to go to school than walk three miles out of a holler to catch a bus." Alfully Lot--Many. They have an alfully lot of children." All Cause--Because."All cause I don't want to."

All Of The Whol -' -The Entire."All of the whol state is invited to attend the Kentucky State Fair." :176 386

All Passed Away--Died. "Many people all passed away 'cause of the flood." All That Thursday--Thursday."The ladies were quiltin all that Thursday." All Went--Went. "We all went to the County Fair." An Alful Fine-- A Nice."The preacher married an alful fine lady ." An Stead--Instead."An stead of mending the fence, the farmer planted corn." An Time--By the Time. "Many houses in the country burn an time the fire department arrives." And He Went Up to--And Entered."Our son left the mountains and he went up to the city." And Hit Didn t--But it Did Not."The farmers mule got sick and hit didn't do anymore plowing." And jest--But just."And jest 'cause you do not have a worshin machine is no reason for your clothes to be dirty." And You Git--Receive. "Why don't you go to the openin of the new hardware store and you git a free screwdriver?" Ank Pen--Ink Pen. "My ank pen jest quit writine." Anotherin--Another One. "Each year many families have anotherin barned." Anybidy--Anybody. "Anybidy ought to have enough sense to watch out for rattlesnakes." Anythang--Anything."If there is anythang I hate, it is people puttin' on airs." Appearant--Apparent."It wus appearant he did it by the look on his face." Are--Or. "Which would you rather see, the movie at the theatre are at the drive-in?" Argy--Discuss."Let's not argy anymore 'bout this Arn--Iron. "Mama has a lectric arn." 277 387

Around Back--In Back. "My husband is around back of the house chopping wood." Around Here--Here."Most farmers around here raise corn and tobacco." Arr--Arrow."He shot it with a bone arr(Bow and arrow)." Aryin Speck of--Ary. "During the summer, one wonders if there will be aryin speck of rain." As Soon--Rather."I'd just as soon take a beatin than wear a tic," Asingin--Singing. "On Sundays you can hear the church choir asingin." Aspite--Despite." Aspite his warnin she went ahead." Ast--Ask."Let's ast the county agent about growin cucumbers° " At's--Because That Was. "Boys used to court the girls only on Sundays at's the only day they didn't work." At s Been--That Has Been. "My mother has a blue churn at s been in the family fur over uh hundred years." At Wadn't--Was Not."At wadn't the way the feud started!" Atcha--At you. "Have you ever climbed any hills and seen a blue racer comin atcha ?" Atter--After."Atter World War II jobs were scarce." Atween--Between."A famous feud was atween the Hatfields and McCoys." Au Makin--Making. "Have you been au makin corn husk dolls?" Aughta--Aught To." I aughta walk down the road and look fur the cows." Awaiting--Waiting."Mr. Whitt has been awaiting for his tobacco to come in." Awfullest--Worst."The 1937 flood was the awfullest flood my grandfather ever saw." Axe--Ask."I told her not to axe me that again." Bacca--Tobacco."Is your bacca ready for strippin yet?" Backards--Wrong Way. "He has his shoes on backards." 378 388

Back Before--Before."Back before refrigerators were invented people kept food in their wells, springs or icehouses." Back Home--Home. "Back home there is a general store that has a pot-bellied stove." Back There--There. "You left your hubcap back there in the middle of the road." Backend--Back."Families that own a truck usually stick their children in the backend of the truck." Baited Up--Baited. "When I had my hook all baited up, I threw the line into the water and caught the biggest crawdad I ever saw," Ball--A Lot of Fun."The 4H girls has a ball at the state convention." Barn--Born."I was barn with the aid of a midwife." Barried--Barrowed. "My grandmother barried a pattern for a "Flower Garden Quilt" from Mrs. Patrick." Baste--Base. "The baseball hiter ran to second baste." Be A Movin--Keep Busy. "Many elderly people must be a movin' all the time or they would want to give up on life." Beats Me--I do Not Understand."It beats me why Kentucky doesn't have better roads."

Been a Remodelin- -Been Remodeled."The farmer has been a remodelin the upstairs part of his house for the past three months." Been Real Lucky--Been Fortunate. "My wife and I have been real lucky in never having any of our children die." Beg Pardon--I Beg Your Pardon. "Beg pardon, I didn't hear what you said." Bet Ya--Bet You."I bet ya thought everyone in Kentucky went barefoot." Big ens--Big Ones. "Kentucky is known for its hills--there's some big ens." Biggety--Big Acting."She is a snobish,biggety person."

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Bit of Help--Help."With a bit of help from his neighbors, the farmer built a barn in one week." Blowen--Blowing."The wind was really blowen today." BodyPerson.."A body has a difficult time farming on a small scale." Bolonie--Balona."Nothin can beat a bolonie and mustard sandwich." Book read --Well Educated."He is a well book read person." Bound To Come--Must Come. "Rain is bound to come sooner or later." Bout Grown--Grown. "My son is fourteen years old and is 'bout grown."

Brang -- Bring." Brang me a bucket of water from the well." Bright--Capable Mentally."The Jones boy was bright and always made good grades." Broke Out -- Started."Feuds among families broke out during the Civil War." Brush Up On--Review."Your son needs to brush up on his math." Brushin Up -- Improving. "I've been brushin up on my English." Buck--Dollar. "A buck will not buy many items these days." Builden--Building. "Many years ago people were builden split rail fences." Burned Up--Burned."It's tragic when a farmer's barn containing his tobacco crop and livestock is burned up." Burries--Berries."He went out to fetch a bucket of strawburries." Busted--Burst. "Have you seen a small child cry when his balloon busted?" Butcherin--Butchering."There are still people who do butcherin for their own use." By George We'll--We Will."That is an excellent idea and by George we'll do it first thing in the morning."

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By My Self--Alone."I like to walk in the woods by myself and think about things that are on my mind." Cain't--Cannot."Cain't never did anything!" Called--Drafted. "Our county had seven boys called this month." Came and Asked--Asked. "Whenever a relative died, the people in rural communities came and asked to help the family. " Came Back Down Here--Returned Here. "He went to work in Michigan but came back down here durin the summer." Cane Chair--Can't hear."Will you talk louder.,I cain chair you?" Cane Tucky--Kentucky. "We went to the hills of Cane Tucky on our vacation." Cannin--Canning."During the summer, my mother is Cartnin beans, beets, pickles, jelly, corn, tomato juice and jam." Carried--Took."The student carried an average class load of sixteen hours." Carry--Take. "Would you like for us to carry you to the airport in our car." Carryin On--Having a Good Time."All of us were carryin on at the party." Caughtem--Caught Them. "The farmer caughtem stealing watermelons." Causin--Causing."Before he was arrested, he was always causin trouble." Cept--Except."The children help with all the chores cept the feeding of the cows." Cha--You. "Why didn't cha plant radishes this year?" Cheer--Chair."That ol' cheer is about ready to fall down." Chevelat--Chevrolet."That sure is a nice looking chevrolet." Chicken--Afraid."Are you chicken of rattlesnakes?" Chimley--Chimney."The chimley is made from rocks carried from the river." 381 391

Chip In--Pay."If all of us chip in fifty cents, we can buy our teacher a nice gift." Chore--Your. "He said chore house was on up the holler." Churkey--Cherokee."There used to be Churkcy Indians all over this place." Clabberin Up--Clouding up."The way it's clabberin up we might have a whopper of a rain." Clair--Clear."It was a clair day outside." Clean Em--Clean Them. "We caught a big mess of fish and had to clean em." Cleaned Up--Cleaned."She cleaned up her house yesterday." Clear Up Ta--Until."Last summer he worked clear up to time for school to begin." Close To-- Almost."The boy was close to town." Closed Down--Closed. "The store closed down for inventory." Clum--Climbed.He has already clum this apple tree." Coloreds--Colored People."There are few coloreds in rural Kentucky." Come Back MoundCome Back. "Come back around when you git a chance." Come To Pass--Become a Reality."Ten years ago a paved road was promised to our community and it come to pass.. Come Up With--Think Of,"You must come up with some fresh ideas," Comin--Coming."A friend is comin to see me this weekend." Connected Up--Connected. "He got connected up with the wrong group." Cookin--Cooking. "My grandmother enjoys cookin for a bunch of hungry men. " Cordin--According."I may get this done cordin to how fast I work." Corney--Odd. "He is a corney man." 382 392

Coudn't--Could Not."I coudn't lie to my best friend." Couldn t Stand--Dislikes. "He couldn't stand stayin in bed when he was sick." Coupla Months--Couple of Months. "Summer will be here L.-, couida months." Couple Dozen--A couple of Dozen. "Please send me a col:pie Dozen aggs." Crick--A Stiffness."I woke up with a crick in my neck." Crost--Across."Have you ever skippedrocks c. cost the lake? " Cuda--Could Have."Jim cuda eaten another piece of cake," Cumfrash--Came fresh."Our cow cumfrash today." CussinCursing. "He was cussin up a storm when he FtubLed his toe on the rockin chair." Cutchie--Cut You."If you come any closer. I'll cutchle." Cuttin Up--Acting a Fool."They were down at the core Dang ItUnfortunately. The old lumberjack said "Dang it,I lost my arm in a saw when I was twenty years old." Dats--That is."Dath the way things happen." Dead As A Hammer--Out. "When they hit him over the head with a bottle, Larry went dead as a hammer." Dey--They. "Dey enjoy huntin squirrles." Did Mount Ta Anythin--Was Very Good. "He never did mount to anythin." Did The Town -- Celebrated."Every Saturday night the young men did the town." Didn't Go To--Did not Intend To."I didn't go to kick you Dime A Dozen--Plentiful."Rabbits are a dime a dozen in Kenucky." Dis--This. "Dis is ridiculous."

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Do Away With--Get Rid Of.The factory decided to do away with him.

Do The Milkin--Milk ."He gets up at 5:00 every mornit .:n ,i%) the milkin before he goes to school." Dog Gone Big--Big."I once had a hound that was so dog gon,,: rig he had to crawl into his dog house." Dopted--Adopted ."He is dopted." Double Cross Em--To Double Cross Them. "Hell double c-lo:is 'ern as soon as he gits the chance." Down Here In--In."Horse races are very popular down here it Down Right--Very."He was down right mean."

Down Where I Work--Where I work ."I know several peole dmArt-: I work." Drew--Earned. "He drew $ 7200 last year." Drunk--Dizzy. "My head felt kind of drunk when I had the Druther--Rather."I would druther pick beans than pick tomatoes. Dudn't--Did Not. "Max diudn't like women.I reckon that'F. never did get married."

DurinDuring. "Many babies were born durin Warld War II," Education Wise--Educationally."I am not rich education wise." Electric--Electricity."The electric went off." Ella Noise--A State."I'm goin to Chicago, Ella Noise next week." Embrodrey--Embroidery. "My mother taught me how to embrodrey." End up Having--Have."I'll end up having to do it by myself." Et's See--Let Us See."Et's see what we can do about it." Ever--Every."Ever man for himself." Ever Gonna--Going To "If you're ever gonna do it, do it now."

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Ever Whats -- Whatever.'Ever whats bothering you,forget it." Every Bit--All."Every bit of th:.: homemade ice cream was eaten." Everythang--Everything. "Do you have ever/thong packed?" Eye-Way--Iowa. "He went to Des Moines, Eye-Way." Faints--Fence. "He cut his arm on the bobbed-wire faints." FallOff--Lose Weight."I believe you've fell off some in the face since I seed you last." FangerFinger."I broke my fanger." Far--Fire."She likes to cook over a wood far." Far As I Can Recolect--Well as I Remember."Far as I can recolec, the worst winter was in 1951." FateFeet."The bear only had three fate." Feller--Fellow."This feller gave me directions," Feller Down Here."A feller down here is ninety-eight years old." Felt Like That--Felt That."I felt like that I couldn't do it." Fetched--Brought."She fetched me the prettiest bouquet of flowers I ever saw." Fifty Two Young--Fifty Two Years Old, "My father is fifty-two young." Filled Up--Filled."The mechanic filled up my gas tank." Fittin--Fighting."The boys were fittin over their toys." Flar--Flour."Flay is used in bakin cakes and bread." Flcored--Shocked.She was floored when he gave his resignation." Folks--Parents. "My folks are still livin." Fooled--Mistaken."I sure was fooled about him." For A Good Many--For Several."I was a student for a good many years."

385 395 For Sure--Definately."He is for sure that he is going to the picnic." Forks Of The Road--Intersection."Follow this path until you reach the forks of the road then make a right turn." Forty - Seven -- Ninteen Forty-seven."She was born in forty-seven," Fotched--Brought."I already fotched him a drink."

From A to Z - -All Sports."Most physical educators are interested in sports from A to Z." From Then On--After That ."I used to keep a loaded gun by my bed until I pulled the trigger in my sleep. From then on my gun was never loaded." From Way Back There--A Long Time Ago."From way back there pioneers came to Kentucky from Virginia." Fur Piece--Long Distance."Hit's a fur piece on up the hill." Furder -- Farther."He lives furder down the road." Further On -- Farther."His house is further on down the road," Gals- -Girl is. "My gals pretty." Gander--Look At."Is that all you can do is stand and gander at me." Gardenia -- Gardening."Older people enjoy gardenin.P Get--Ask. "Get him to help you." Get On To It,-Learn. "Typing is easy after you get on to it." Get That Done--Finish That."She mustget that done before the semester is over." Get Up A--Pick Up. "He has a part time job to get up a little extra money." Gets After Me --Nags Me. " I am twenty-two years old and my mother still gets after me." Gets Through -- Finishes. "When he gets through reading the newspaper, you can have it next." Git--Be."I have to git goin."

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it It Off Of--Buy It From"I need another cow.I intend to git it off of Farmei Brown." Gittar--Guitar."Johnny Cash sure can play the gittar." Gittery--On Edge."I have been gittery lately." Gittin--Getting. "He has been gittin a lot of mail lately."

Give Out--Tired. "I was plumb give out from workin in hay all day." Go In For--Like."People in Kentucky go in for cornbread." Go Out Ta - -Go To."Let's walk down the road and go out to see the horses." Gobs and Gobs--Lots. "There was gobs and gobs of food at the family reunion." Going At -Doing."You're going at that the wrong way." Gonna--Going To."They are gonna shopping." Good and Clean--Clean."His clothes are good and clean." Good Deal-Lot"She has a good deal of money." Good While--Long Time."It has been a good while since we have seen each other." Goofs Around--Does Nothing."He goofs around a lot." Got Ahold--Held."Have you ever got ahold of a greased pig?" Got Alful Hot--Became Very Hot. ''Last summer it got alful hot." Got Around--Had AChance. "Before I got around to the dishes, my daughter had washed them." Got It In For Me -Has Something Against Me. "He has got it in for me." Got Me In--Procured The Job For Me. "My friend knew the manager of the restaurant and he got me in." Gotem--Got Them."Remember the books you wanted?I gotem for you." Grace--Grass. "The cows are out eatin grace." 387 397 Grandkids--Grandchildren."There are eighteen grandkids in my family." Growin--Growing."Your kids are growin like weeds." Guess--I Suppose."Guess I ought to get some work done." Gully Worsher--Hard Rain. "When those black clouds came up, I knew we were goin to have a gully worsher." Guy--Boy."Is he a nice guy?" Hada--Had A."He hada gun yesterday." Hafta--Have To."I hafta call him tomarrow." Hand Me Down--Used. "Many large families wear hand me downs." Hanky-Panky--Cheating."Her husband likes to hanky-panky around." Happened To Know--Knew. "The coal miner happened to know about the raise in pay." Happy Land--Heaven. "When I die, I want to go to the Happy Land ." Hardly Ever--Seldom. "We hardly ever see each other anymore." Hared--Howard. "Hared went to the store for me," Harping On--Discussing This."The judge kept harping on the importance of safety in driving." Have It Out--Fight."We're going to have it out sooner or later." Haven--Having. "She is haven to work hard today." Havta--Have To."I havta fix supper for ten people." Hay Wire--Break Down."The washing machine went hay wire." He's Thirty Some--Is In His Thirties."He's thirty some and still ain't married." He's Got--He Has. "He's got the best crop of tabaccer in the country." Heard Tell Of--Heard."Have you heard tell of John Smith?" Heared--Heard. "He heared him comin."

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Heerd--Heard. "We heerd an owl screechin last night." Help--Employees. "She is one of the help at the hospital." Hepin--Helping."Hepin my father feed the chickens was my chore around the farm." Here Close--Nearby."A covered bridge is here close." HemHers. "That dress is hem." Hes--Has. "Hes there been any phone calls for me?" Hesh Up--Quiten Down. "Will you hesh up that arguin' ." HetHeated."I'll het the water for you." HicksMountaineers. "The city slickers call the mountain people hicks." Higher--More Expensive."Groceries get higher every month." His Self--Him Self. He doesn't have enough confidence in his self." Hit s - -It Is."Hit's raining."

Hitch - -Hook."Hitch the horse up to the plow." Hoein--Hoeing."A man gets real thirsty while hoein the garden on a hot day." Holler--Hollow."Our family has a log cabin up a holler in Morgan County, Kentucky." Holpe--Help."Will you holpe me do this?" Honest To Goodness--Honest. "Honest to goodness I meant every word of it." Hooked -- Connected."Are all the other pipes hooked?" Hopin--Hoping."The farmer's wife was hopin the peddler would stop by and show her his wares." Housekeepin--Housekeeping. "When people marry, they must find a place to set up housekeepin."

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How Come - -Why Did. How come you missed school yesterday? " How Ya Doing--How You Doing. "How ya doing on this years crops?" Hunt Me--Find. "Hunt me my other glove." If'n - -If."If'n you do dat I'll never speak to you again." I've Got--I Have."I've got a tomahawk that my grandfather found while plowin a field many years ago."

I Ain t Gonna--I was Not Going To."I ain't gonna pick the corn until the ears get fuller." I Can Tell Ya--Tell You."I can tell ya some funny stories about my grandmother." I Figured--I Concluded That."I figured since you failed to call me that you weren't going." I Gist Didn t--I Did Not."I gist didn't feel well today." I Reckon--I Guess."At times, I reckon I can be contrary." I Think Back--I Remember. "When I think back about the good old days, I laugh." I Went To--I started."I went to school when I was five years old." Idun No--I Do Not Know. "I dun know what is the correct answer to your question." If Ya Wanta See--To See."If ya wanta see something beautiful, go outside and look at the moon." In A Little Bit--In A short Time."I'll be through with the dishes in a little bit." In Accord--Agree. "We are in accord over the minimum age to vote." In Bad Shape--Quite Ill."His wife is in bad shape." In Our Day--When We Were Young."In our day we played such games as tag and hide'n seek." In The Time -- During The Time."In the time of Daniel Boone, there was much bloodshed between the pioneers and the Indians."

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Indoors--Inside."I enjoy staying indoors on a rainy day." Inna--In A."That's it inna nutshe)Ii" Inta Lot 0Into a Lot Of."Children have a way of gettin inta lot o things they shouldn't." Interestin--Interesting.'"The minister gave an interestin sermon last Sunday." Ironinlroing. "Lorin for a family of six is not easy." Is All They'reThey Are."Sis.orts is all they're interested in at the. present time . " Would."ft'd take a mighty important person to get me to move from under this tree." It Got Burned Up--It Bued. "Our Bible had a record of the members of our family,However, it was destroyed when it got burned up in 1922." It Must Of Took Um--It Must Have Taken Them. It must of took um five years to build the road." It s A wonder - -It Is Amazing."It's a wonder that the men were alive after their car went over the cliff." Itchin PorTrying. "He is itchin for an education." Its Gotta---It Has To."Its gotta work this time." Its Pretty Good RunIt is A Long Drive."Its a pretty good run from Morehead to Cleveland, Ohio." Jair- -Jar."He broke the jair of jelly': Jest BecauseBecause. "Jest because I come from Kentucky, it is no reason to think. I don't wear shoes." Test So--Only If." Jest so he leaves me alone." JinleyGenerally."I jinley go to town on Saddity mornings." JobPosition. "He has an important job at the factory." Jot--Write."Jot this message down."

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Juice -- Electricity."He had juice put in his house." Jus As Soon BeenWould Rather Have Been."jus as soon been in Timbuktu."

Jus Fill In--Small Items."Jus Ln the blank spaces." jus Monkey Around -Waste Time.F'ew people jus monkey around." Jus The Kinfolks--The Relatives."Jus the kinfolks are coming to dinner." Just A Little Ways--A S17..ort L)istance."The well's just a little ways from the house." Just Didn t--Did Not."She just didn't attend school." Just. GraduallyGradually."It just gradually happened." Just How -How.qt..st how do you propose I do it?" Just like Livin It Is Like Living."Living in a trailer is just like livin in an apartment." Just So Sick--Tired."The teacher is just so sick of schools" Just Soak an WetYou Are Wet. "You are just soak an wet." Just Terrible In--Does Poorly In. The boy is just terrible in math." Just The Other Day - -The Other Day."I saw Nancy just the other day." Kain t--Can Not."I kain't write with my left hand." KatawampusDiagonaliy."He, stapled them katawampus." Keep That Up--Continue."If you keep that up, I'll whip you." Kept Down--Recorded. "He kept down all the money spent." Keraseen--Kerosene."He lit the keraseen lamp." Ketch -- Catch. "Ketchthe ball." Kid--Child. "My kid is two years old."

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Kidded--Teased."He kidded me about my old car."

Kinda Doubt -- Doubt."I kinda doubt if go to the play." Kinda SicklyIn Poor Health."His wife is kinda sickly." Kinds Of Stuff -Kinds of things. "He does all kinds of stuff." KittleKettle."The tea is whistling." Kivered--Covered."It Wd:; a cold night, so I kivered up." KnowedKnew. "He knowedwein't right." "He lived a long useful siLfe." LagLeg. "He broke his lag in the car wreck." Lakes Got - -Lake Has.''The L-ikes got many fish in it." Lasses--Molasses."I bought a gallon of 'lasses at the store." Lately--Recently."Lately I've been depressed,"

Law - -An Explanation."Law a mercy I didn't do it." Law I Gotta--I Have A. "Law I gotta lot of problems." Lawsy Mercy--An Explanation. "Lawsy mercy I never saw such a mess." Lay An Sleep--Sleep."They lay an sleep like a baby."

Layin Off --- Postponing."I've been layin off to come and see you." Layed--Placed." I layed the book on the table." Layed AroundRest. "Mom laved around all day." Layed The Whip To--Beat."He layed the whip to me." Lazin--Being Lazy."I was just lazin around." Leans TowardFavors. "He leans toward their candidate." Learnt--Learned."I learnt my ABC's in the first grade." Least -Small."I'll take the least piece." 393 403

Leave--Let."Leave me do that." Less--Lower."There was a less number than before." Lest--Unless. "Lest we have some help it won't get done." Let Me Be Quite--I Will Be quite."Let me be quite." Lets See Til--Until."Lets see til we have our next dinner." Leven--Eleven."It's leven o'clock." Liable Ta--You Might."You're liable to get hurt if you aren't more careful." Lick'n a Promise--Go Back Over."I caught him lick'n a promise again." Lickity Split--Fast. "He came running out of there lickity split." Like Blacked Out On--Fainted. "Suddenly she like blacked out on me. Like If They Have--For Example If There Is."Like if they have a grease fire, don't put water on it." Like To Tickle Me To Death--It Made Me Happy."The party like to tickle me to death." Like Up There At--At."Like up there at Cincinnati's airport." Likes--Lacks. "He likes three eggs having the box full." Litti Ole--Small."I bought a littlole piece of land.!' Little Ens--Little Ones."The little ens are asleep." Little Rusty--Out of Practice. "I'm a little rusty at typing." Little Ways--Little Distance."It's a little ways to town." Liver bile--Let It boil."That's not done, liver bile a while longer." Lollygagging--Wasteing Time."Quitlollygagging around." LoftUpstairs."I put the summer clothes in the loft." Look About--Check on."O'd better look abouta Job." 394 404

Looked IntoInquired About."Have you looked into a job?"

Lordy I -I."Lordy Idon't know the first thing about it." Lose Out--To Miss."Did you lose out on school?" Loss--Lost."It was a loss dog." Lot A TimesOften."It happens a lot a times." Lots A--Many. "Lots a kids go to college." LottaLot of."The room held a lotta people."

LousyTerrible."It was a lousy day." LoveLike."I love spring." 'lowed--Allowed."I 'lowed you would come over last night." Ma'am--Madame. "May I help you ma'am?" Mad-- Angry."He was mad with me." Make Out--Petting in love physically."Did you make out with her?" Make Out Too Good On- Do Very Well In."I didn't make out too good on the math test." ManufactorsManufactures."The manufactors spend much money on advertisements." MetersTomatoes, "Those are big maters." Matoes--Tomatoes. "Matoes are used in tossed salads." Maw--Mother. "My maw has gray hair." May just As Well--Should."You may just as well leave him alone." Me An My--With My."I went to town me and my sister." Meddelin -- Interfering,"Quit meddelin in my business." Mell--Mill."He's a run of the mell guy."

395 405 MemberRemember. "Member when we played that joke on Harry?" \,lesh.--Mash."He made some corn mesh moonshine." MightaMight Have. "He rniahta done it." Mighty CladGlad. "I'm mighty glad to see you." Miles OutMiles. "He lives miles out in nowhere." Mnig ling--Meeting."I was mingling with the people next door." Mixed Up -- Confused. "He was all mixed up that day."

forOr Less A- -A."He was more or less a farmhand." f'.iost Everybody -- Almost Everyone. "Most everybody was there." MotorsickleMotorcyc)e."I saw one of those long haired guys goin down the road on a motorsickle . " Mount Amount. "He will never mount to anything." Much Good- -Well."His mother is not much good."

Must Of--Have Been ."He must of been crazy." Muster Up Obtain."He couldn't muster up the money." My Eyes Operated On-An Eye Operation."I am going to have my eyes operated on."

My Ownself--- Myself."I went by my ownself." My!.-:. WellMight As Well. " I rays well do the dishes." Nary One--Not A One. "Nary one could do it. Naw -No. "Naw, he didn't do it." Neck Of The Woods--Community. "He is from my neck of the woods." Needs To BeShould Be."She needs to be spanked." NestesNests. "Look at the bird nestes."

396 406 Never Have--Have Never."I never have water skied." New Fang led Thang--New Thing. This rocket is a new fangled thang." Nigh On--Near."It is nigh on twelve o'clock." No--Any,"I don't 11 ye no shoes.' No MatterRegardless."No matter what he says I am going to do it." No Reckon Not--No. "No, I reckon not." Nope--No. "Nape, I don't think I will go." NotherAnother. ''One or the nother will go." Nother Words--In Other Words. "Nother words wouldn't understand it." Notiiin' Flat--No Time."I'll be there in nothin flat." NotionIdea."It was the craziest notion I ever heard."

Now A Days--Now."Now a days the boys have long hair." Noxfull--Knoxville."He took a trip to Noxfull,Tennessee." NutinAnything. "He cain't do nuthin." Of A Mornin--In the Morning.I have coffee of a mornin." Of AgeOld Enough."He's of age to work." Of House and HomeShelter. "He was out of house and home." Of Us Children--Children."I am the oldest of us children." OfernOf Them " Most ofem go to school." Off And On-- Periodically."He visits us off and on." Off To--To Go."He's off to town." Off Very Much -- Absent."He isn't off very much." Offen Air--Often There."He's offen air in the mornin."

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Oh High--Ohio."I heared the Oh High River is raisin." Oh Law--Exclamation."Oh law, it can't be true." 01 Sayin--Old Saying."The of sayin is "crooked as a dog's hind leg." Old Fella--Man."He is a nice old fella." On A counta--Because."She didn't go on accounta company acomin." On Back Up Above. "On back up above his house there is a spring." On Down--Down. "He lives on down the road." On OccasionOccasionally. " On occassion he goes fishin." On Out -- Farther."The post office is on out this road." On The Scarce Side--Few. " His clothing was on the scarce side." On What They Pay You--On Your Pay."They sure do take out a lot on what they pay you." Once You Leave--When You Leave. "Once you leave you can't come back.It OncetOnce. "Oncet in a while he goes to town." One Red Cent Money."I don't have one red cent to my name." One Over On--One On."I put one over on him." O0000u -Oh. "O0000u, that hurt." Order--Aught To."He order be in his room." Orta--Aught To."I orta call him." Our Way--There."Are you going our way?"

Out Around--Near."Our around here they doL. this way." Out DrinkinDrinking. " They were out drinkin Saturday night." Out Of A JobUnemployed. "Ralph is out of a job." Outfit--Company. "He's part of that construction outfit."

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Outta- -Out of."I like the outta doors." Oven--Of Them. "He is 4he oldest oven ten kids." Over At The House -At Home."All the relatives are over at the house."

Over Here AtAt."Dic;,: over here at my house."

Over Into -- -Into."Let's drive over into fte next county."

Over With.- -Over,"Let's get thj..s over with."

Pa Father,"My Pa is a

Paci:. Peck- pack of corn." PaddleSpank. "Did the teacher paddle you?"-- Palsy WalsyTriondly."They are real palsy walsy." PapawsGrandfathers. "My 'papaws are in their seventies." Pass Du -- Over Du:i."This bock is pass due." Pats My BackDoes Me A Favor."If he pats my back, I'll pat his." PaysPeas. "Tie -planted p;---.ys, green beans, a-,:d corn in her garden." Peaked--Sickly looking, He looks kind of peaked this week." Pea RaidParade- -"Iwent to see the St. Valentines Day pea raid." PeartLivelY. "He looks kind of peart today."

Pen Penitentiary.''My uncle was in the pen for six years." PerferredPreferred."She perferred chocolate ice cream." Pert Near--Pretty Near. "My house is pert near the church." Picked Up-- Arrested."He was picked up by the sheriff." Pickin Up--Gaining Weight."1 believe He is pickin up in the face." PillarsPillows. "My grandmother makes her own pillars." Pitched A Fit--Got Upset."He sure pitched a fit over the electric bill."

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Pitched In--Helped. "The boys pitched in with the hay." PitcherPicture."The pitcher on the wall is crooked." Pizen--Poison. "He was bitten by a pizen snake." Played Up--Exaggerated."He played up the truth." Plenty--Many."Plenty of people went to the revival." Plum BackCompletely back.''The bulletin board is plum back of the room." Plum Bumfizzled--Comfused."I was plum bumfizzled." Plumb Wild--Crazy. "He was plumb wild." Poke- -Paper Bac."Put my groceries in a Poke." Pokeweed--A Weed.''She boiled some pokeweed leaves and made him a tonic for his spring fever." Pose--Suppose."I pose that's right." Post--Supposed To. "Pm post to meet him at the movie." Pretty Close-Close."It was a pretty close call." Pretty Fair Minded--Fair."He's a pretty fair minded teacher." Pretty Much Alike--The same."They look pretty much alike." Pretty Plain--Clear."He made it pretty plain." Pretty Well Beat -- Tired."13y the end of the day, I am pretty well beat." Proximately--Approximately. "There were proximately twenty-five."

Punkin -- Pumpkin."I like punkin pie."

Puny -- Sickly."I feel sorta puny today." PurtyPretty. "That's a purty dress." Purty Close Ta--Quite Close To."I live purty close to town." Put In For--Apply."I'll put in for the job."

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Put OutCanned. "Mom put outtwo hundred quarts of beanslast summer." Qlip--Ternpo."They walked at a fast qlip." Strange."He acts a little quair today." Quick. A,?, As Soon As."Ill type it for you quick as I finish this."

Quite A BitA Great Deal. "It hurt quite a bit." Quite A FewMany. Quite a few people were at the meetin."

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K, 1:3ed four children." R;,,m;:.--W2d, edible plant."I quess we will have ramps and beans for supper." Rated...- Ruined. The grease tuned my rug." Rat Cheer Right Here."I saw him rat cheer a few minutes ago." Rat Now--Right Now."I would like to see her rat now." R4-al LittleLittle."Can you find me a real little box?" Really Been Hard--Been Difficult."This semester has really been hard." Really Got--Really Has. "He's really got the money." Reckon--Guess. "Yes, I reckon that's what happened."

Rc,,commember...-Recall."I can recommember when he was just a little boy." RedClean. "Will vou red of the table so I can put supper on." Remarried AgainRemarried. "He remarried again." RestrantRestaurant."Let's eat at the restrant." RetchReached. "He retch me the bread." Righ Around--Near."Itwas right around 95° today." Right Around Here--Around."She came from right around here."

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Right Close--Close. "That was a right close call." Right Down To It--To The Point."Let's get right down to it." Right Now--At Present."Right now I am busy." Right Off Hand -At The Moment. "Right off hand I can't think of a good excuse." Right On The ButtonCorrect."That's right on the button."

Right Sri art - -A Lot."-Farmers have a right smart work to do." -1_,-).n.f; Time. " It's been a right smart bit since I saw Sally." t Weil --Very Well."His grandmother is right well."

Riy,r-inand StavinMad. "She came out of the house rippin and stavin." Rc,sineer-- An Ear of Corn."A rosineer is corn °lathe cob." Rocker--Mind. "He's off his rocker." Rosenears- -Com.'"We had rosenears for dinner." Rough--Difficult."It was a rough day." Rubbed Off On.... Became Assimulated In. "His luck rubbed off on me." Rucus- Ruckus. "There was a rucus at the pool hall last night." Ruint--Ruined."I spilled ink on my dress and ruint it." Run Across- Seen."Have you run across any homemade brooms."

Run In To -- Acquire."He must have run into some money." Rm Over-Hit. "He run over a skunk on the highway." SairSour."The buttermilk was sair." Sallie Greens--A salad of Wild Greens. "We had sallit greens and ham for dinner." Same Way--It is The Same." He's the STrne waY now as he was years ago." SanginSinging. "Some good sangin goes on at the church."

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SartinCertain."I'll tell him about this and that's for sartin." SawSeen. "Have you saw the sunset?" Say So--Influence."Do you have any say so on the matter?" Say likeLike. "Why don't we go to town-saylike, Wednesday?" Steered Afraid."I am sceered of bears." Scerce--Scarce."Money is scerce nowadays." Schoolin-- Education "My father doesn't have much schoolin." :icon. t ree- -Unscathed. "He got off scott free ." Sec,onSecond. "He was secon in the race." Second HandUsed. "Do vou sell Second hand furniture." Seed--Saw."I seed him at the dance." See Hes Got--He Has. "I see he's got a new car." See Where We Stood--Find Our Level. "We talked it over with him to see where we stood." Seein--Made Sure."I was seein that it's built right." Seems--Appears To Be. "He seems sick." Seems Like - -It Seems. "Seems like I've seen this movie before.' Sees After--Takes Care. "She see after her brothers and sisters."

Seldom Ever -- Seldom."I seldom ever play cards." Set--Sat.''On Sat urday I set around and watched T.V."

Shakey -- Unstable."This flooris shakey." Shape--Condition.He isn't in too good a shape." She's Off In=-Lives In."She's off in California." She Be - -Will Be."She be with you in five minutes." Shed Of--Rid Of."I don't think she'll ever get shed of that cold."

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Shere -Sure. "I shere will take care of it." ShetShut. "Shet your mouth." ShortenenShortning. "Shortenen is used for cooking." Show UpAppear. "Did Mark show up?" Sick--Ill."I feel sick." Sick Spell--Sick Period."Grandpa had a sick spell here back." Sight--Lot."I never saw such e sight of people." Silky LikeSilky. "Satin feels silky like." Since Back During--Since."He has lived here since back during the '40's." SkimminSkirnming. "While making molasses someone hn.s to keep skimmin the foam off." SkipMiss. "Did he skip the meeting 2" SkunSkinned. "He fell and skun his head." Slacked Up Let Up. "Business slacked up." Slip UpMake a Mistake. "Don't slip up on your math." Smack-DabPoint Blank."He was smack dab in the middle of the two men." So Far--At A certain Point."You can only push me so far." So ManyA Number Of."So many people came to the circus." Sodie--Soda. "Get me some bakin sodie at the store." Some Of It Cleaned--Cleaned Some of It Up."I got some of it clea.ned." Some Twenty OddTwenty Some. "She has lived here some twenty odd years." Some Worse--Worse. "He's some worse."

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Solr,?lodies GotSomeone Has, "Somebodies got had breath."

SoriehoN,v (Dr Other --Tor Some Reason."I didn't finish it somehow or other." Sc:.,7.:2--Contoversial.'That's a sore issue." Sort Gets To MeBother Me. "He sort a gets to me." Sorter- Kind Of. "I sorta doubt if I can go." --Sat."He sot down on the chair."

Change."He's c7_d sr.)t ys."

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472::-Sp,,irn)w."I sawfield sp-.-tr in the bird nest. ''

S. Dating."Mv sparkin the Lewis girl." STe.clySpeckled. "Her face is specly with freckles." "I spect him to call Saturday night." SpellWhile. 'It has been a spell since I've seen him." SprangSpring. "There's a sprang behind the house." Squa ShedMashed. "He squashed the ant when he stepped on it." SquawkComplain. "He squawks all the time." StandTolerate. "How can you stand so much noise." Start OffBegin. "Let's start off the meeting with a praye." State ManInspector. "He is a state man." Stay With ItContinue."If I don't stay with it, It'll never get done." StittiketCertificate." He got a Stiffiket for perfect attendance." Still A Lot OfMany. "There are still a lot of good people in the world." Store Bought-At The Grocery Store."This is a store bought pie."

405 415 StuckupConcieted."She is stuck up." Study -- Think."Let me study about it." &Jr-rimersSomewhere."It's got to be here summers." SummersetSomersault. "He turned a summerset." SupperDinner."What are we havin for supper?" SureCertain. "Are you sure about it?" Swelled UpSwelled. "My ankle was swelled up." Out OnTo Ride On."It's not a very good road to git out on." -1 Me Are Alike- -Look Alike To Me. "Those dresses to me are alike." Tail End--End."Did you hear the tail end of the lecture?" Taint Been--It Was Not."Taint been long since the last snow," TakeGrow. "The seeds didn't take." Take and See What--Handle."Take and see what you can do with this problem." TarnatasTomatoes."The tamatas are ripe." Ta.pratter.-Typewriter."I want it done on a tapratter." Taters--Potatoes."I planted the taters last week." T:ar -Tire. "We had to put a new tar on our car." TarredTired."I was tarred when we got home." Tell Of-Tell Him."I've heard tell of him." Tend To Um--Baby Sit."Will you tend to um?" Than What They DoThan They Do. "Fred does his work better than what they do." That's Back--That Was. "That's back ten years ago." That A Way--Like That."It happened that a way." That My--Since My. "Now that my check has come I can pay my bills." 406 416

That s more Way More- -That Is More."That's more way more than he deserves." That Son--Son."That son is an engineer." That They Git- -Where They Recruit."This is the school that they git men for engineering." Thats Up--It Is Decided By. 'That's up to you." The Year AroundAll Year."It's warm in Hawaii the year around." TheentThere Is Not."Theent no sick. song." At Hnne Home."I left it here at home." Eire The Devil To Do. "Which Are Very Hard To Do."I enjoy math problems,there the devil to do." These Here-These. "These here pans are hot." They Did Away With--They Tore Down. "They did away with the firehouse." They Don't care - -It Does Not Matter."It does not matter to them they don't care." They Turn Out--School Was Out."They turn out at 3:3 O." This Comin--This."This comin year I'd like to go to Florida." This'n This One."Why don't you work this'n?" This That The Other--Other Things."I was doing this that the other." Thisa Way--This Way. "Let's do it thisa way." Throw Up--Vomit."I have to throw up." Thur--There. "He went thur." Tickeled to DeathPleased:1i was tickled to death over the gift." Tinkered WithInfluenced. "He tinkered with the idea before the board of directors." To A Tee--Perfectly."It fits to a tee."

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Too Bad A--A Very Poor."This is too bad a excuse." To Come Up With--To Find."I have to come up with $30." To Read Up On--To Study."He needs to read up on history." Too Good A--Good."It was not too good a movie." Took An Hauled--Hauled."The junk was took an hauled away." Took A Beatin-- Hardships."They took a beatin Took Her Up On It--Accepted Her Offer."The Jones' took her up on it." Took Up Books--Began Class."They took up books at 8:15 every morning." Tooth Doctor--Dentist."Jimmy had to go to the tooth doctor." Turn Loose--Release."Turn loose the handle." Turn To Your Left--Turn Left."Go down the road a mile and turn to your left." Turned Out--Happened."It turned out to be a nice party after all." Turnout--Percentage."There was a large turnout of people."

Tween -- Between."This is tween you and me." Twiced--Twice."That's happened twiced in a row." Two jobs Down--Two Jobs."He's holdin two jobs down." Uh Hun--Yes. "Uh huh, as soon as possible." Um Bout--About."Fill it up um bout three fourths full." Underneath Of It- -Under It."He's standin underneath of it." Up Against--Against."They found many people up against the bond issue." Up and Quit--Quit."He up and quit the job." Up Fer--For."He's up fer reelection this year." Up Home--At Home. "An oak tree is in the front yard up home."

408 418 Up Over--Over. "Hank went up over the ridge." Up There Alone--Alone."Thelma is sittin up there alone." Up Til--Until."I never had a date up til I was fourteen." Upstairs An All--Including The Upstairs."This house is for rent-upstairs an all Ur Elsewise--Or Else."Take typing ur elsewise take shorthand." Us Folks--We. "Us folks are plain country people." Used--Conditioned."I became used to the noise." Used Ta Live--Lived."I used to live in Ohio." Usta--I Used To."Usta play marbles." Venture Out--Look For. "Let's venture out the road." Vitt les--Food."Is the vittles on the table yet." Waddn't--Was Not."He waddn't supposed to walk for six weeks." Wait On--Take Care Of."Will he wait on me when I am sick 2" War--Was. "He war up the road a few minutes ago." Warnuts--Walnuts."He had some warnuts and hickory nuts." Warrant--Was Not."The apples warrent no account." Warshed--Washed. "Mother warshed clothes on Monday." Was Come Tell--Said. "He was come tell about thirty years old." Wasa Bout--Was About. "He wasa bout six feet tall."

Way Back--A Long Time."It happened way back. " Way Off--A Long Distance. "He lives way off from Kentucky." Ways--Distance."It's a quite a ways to town." We End Up--We Stop. "Where do we end up?" We Toughened To It - -We Were Tough. "We toughened to it when It came to work." 409 419

WeL I --.'e"fierzilly---Generally. 'bell I generaP7 do the ironin' on Tuesdays." Well Like I Say -Well. "Well like I say it never fails." Well What The Heck What. "Well what the heck are you doing?" Went and BoughtBought."I went and bought a new dress." Went Busted- --Went Bankrupt."They went buste." Went Off OnLett For."He went off on a wild goose chase.

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WEat Chac;a1L--What You GeV'."It's what ch:ac-91' a t:-.2.,:;e recorder." What Few Pipc:esThe Few Remaining Pieces "These are what few pieces of rilverI have:" What s the sense ofAny Reason For."What's the sense of doing it that way. Wheer BarrWheel Barrows. "My wheel ban: is full of dirt." When They Wus BabiesIn infancy. "When they wus babies, they looked alike." Where I Can- -Able to."This is a good place where I can work." Whether---If. "Whether I go is up to the weather." While Ago--A Few Minutes Ago. "He was here a while ago." Whole Bunch--A Lot."That's a whole bunch of apples." Whooped-Spanked. "My father whooped me for telling a lie." WhupperwillsWhipporwills. "We could hear the whupperwills singing." Whur--Where. ya headin?"

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Why Bout About. "Why bout three years ago I broke my leg."

Wida --Widow."She's a wida." WindaWindow. "My son broke the winds." Wiesen Off:Getting Smart."Quit wisen off." Wornurn--Women."Jim and his womurn can come over for a spell." WonderThink."I often wonder about the future." WoodenV:ouldn't. "Wooden you rather stay here."

Woo lieWill He. "Woolie be over tonight."

Wor shWa sh ."Let's worsh the dishes." Worsy-orse. "The rain got orse." Would Say ToReaction to."What would he say to it WoulddaWould Have."I wouldda called but I you weren't home." Wound Up--Eventually. "He wound up doing the work." Wuddinit--Wasn't It."Wuddinit a good game." Wuddn't--Wasn't. "He wuddn't at home."

Wus Year Ago Last -- -Was A Year Go."It was year ago last." Ya Got A Have--Which We Must Have."This is a book ya got a have." Yander--There."Look over yander." Yea--Yes."Yea, I agree with you Year- Ear."I heard him with my own year." Year Before Last- Two Years Ago. "Year before last I worked in a bank." Yella--Yellow. "My dress is yellow." Yep--Yes. "Yep, you're right."

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Yestiddy--Yesterday."he came over yestiddy." Yond Way--That Way. "He went yond way." Yongin--Babies. "How old is your yongin." You Ever Hear--Have You Heard."You ever hear the jokes about the traveling salesman?" You Jus May As Well--You May As Well."You jus may as well sit and stay awhile." You Know Something--Something."Well you know something made a noise and about scared me out of my wits." Young'ns -- Children."Your youngn's are growin like weeds. " You'ns--You. "Why don't you'ns come over tonight." YournYours."Is that coat yourn?" You See I've--I have."I would have gone but you see I've been sick." You Supposed--You Are Supposed. "You supposed to milk the cows." Youngins--Youngsters."That man must have ten youngins." Your Flar--Flour."Your flar has bugs in it."

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