words.py

goodwords = ["a reason for being", "able", "abound", "abounding", "abounds", "abracadabra", "absolute", "absolutely",
             "absorbed", "abundance", "abundant", "abundant gratification", "acaronar", "accentuactivity", "accept",
             "acceptable", "acceptance", "accepted", "accepting", "accessible", "acclaim", "acclaimed", "acclamation",
             "accolade", "accommodate", "accommodated", "accommodating", "accommodation", "accommodative", "accomplish",
             "accomplished", "accomplishment", "accomplishments", "accountability", "accuracy", "accurate",
             "accurately", "achievable", "achieve", "achievement", "achievements", "acknowledgment", "actability",
             "action", "action for happiness", "activate", "active", "active and constructive steps",
             "acts of kindness", "acumen", "adaptability", "adaptable", "adaptive", "add", "addition", "adequate",
             "adjustable", "admirable", "admirably", "admiration", "admire", "admired", "admirer", "admiring",
             "admiringly", "adorable", "adore", "adored", "adorer", "adoring", "adoringly", "adroit", "adroitly",
             "adulated", "adulation", "adulatory", "advanced", "advantage", "advantageous", "advantageously",
             "advantages", "adventure", "adventuresome", "adventurous", "advocated", "affability", "affable", "affably",
             "affection", "affectionate", "affinity", "affirm", "affirmation", "affirmative", "affluence", "affluent",
             "afford", "affordable", "affordably", "ageless", "agile", "agilely", "agility", "agree", "agreeable",
             "agreeableness", "agreeably", "aid", "aim", "air", "airness", "akashic records", "alacrity", "alert",
             "alertness", "aligned", "alive", "aliveness", "all is well", "allow", "allowing", "allure", "alluring",
             "alluringly", "aloha", "alternative healing", "altitudinarian", "altrucause", "altruism", "altruistic",
             "altruistically", "amaze", "amazed", "amazement", "amazes", "amazing", "amazing words", "amazingly",
             "ambition", "ambitious", "ambitiously", "ameliorate", "amenity", "amiability", "amiable", "amiably",
             "amicability", "amicable", "amicably", "amin", "amity", "ample", "amply", "amuse", "amused", "amusing",
             "amusingly", "angel", "angelic", "animate", "animated", "animateness", "animating", "animation",
             "anticipation", "apotheosis", "appeal", "appealing", "applaud", "appreciable", "appreciate", "appreciated",
             "appreciates", "appreciation", "appreciation of beauty", "appreciative", "appreciative joy",
             "appreciatively", "appreciativeness", "appropriate", "approval", "approve", "ardent", "ardor", "aroused",
             "art of appreciation", "art of stillness", "art of wellbeing", "assertive", "assertiveness",
             "assume your own value", "assurance", "astonished", "astonishing", "astonishingly", "astonishment",
             "astounding", "astronomical", "attentiveness", "attraction", "attractive",
             "attributional style questionnaire (asq)", "audacity", "aurora", "authentic", "authentic happiness",
             "authenticity", "awakening", "aware", "awareness", "awe", "awed", "awe-gasmic", "awesome", "awesomeness",
             "badassery", "balance", "balanced", "ballistic", "be extraordinary", "be happy", "beatify", "beatitude",
             "beautiful", "beautifully", "beautify", "beauty", "beauty in all things", "being at rest", "beingness",
             "believable", "belong", "belonging", "beloved", "benefactor", "beneficial", "benefit", "benefits",
             "benevolence", "benevolent", "benevolently", "benevolently cheerful state of mind", "best",
             "best of all possible worlds", "best-selling", "better", "better and better", "better-known",
             "better-than-expected", "beyond", "beyond fabulous", "beyond thank you", "big vision", "biophilia",
             "blasting", "blasting love", "blazing", "bless", "blessed", "blessing", "blinding", "bling bling", "bliss",
             "bliss on tap", "blisscipline", "blissful", "blissfulness", "blithesome", "blood-brothers", "bloom",
             "blossom", "blossoming", "bohemian soul", "boho-soul", "boldness", "bonus", "bravery", "breathtaking",
             "breeziness", "bright", "brighten", "brightness", "brilliance", "brilliant", "brio", "briskness",
             "bubbling", "buddhahood", "budo", "bullishness", "buoyancy", "busting", "calm", "candor", "capability",
             "capable", "capably", "capital", "care", "carefree", "carefreeness", "carefulness", "caress", "caring",
             "celebrate", "celebration", "centered", "centering", "centering meditation", "cerebro", "certain ",
             "certainty", "chakra", "challenge", "champion", "champ’", "change", "charisma", "charismatic",
             "charitable", "charity", "charm", "charmer", "charming", "cheerful", "cheerful mood",
             "cheerful willingness", "cheerfulness", "cheers", "chi", "choice", "citizen of mastery", "clarity",
             "classy", "clean", "cleanliness", "clear", "clear headed", "closeness", "co-creating", "co-creator",
             "cohesion", "collaboration", "collected", "comfort", "comfortable", "comforting", "commitment",
             "communication", "communion", "community", "companionship", "compassion", "compassionate", "competence",
             "competency", "competent", "complimentary words", "composure", "concentration", "concord", "confidence",
             "confident", "congruence", "connect", "connected", "connectedness", "connection", "conquer",
             "consciousness", "consciousness engineering", "considerate", "consideration", "consistency", "consistent",
             "content", "contented", "contentment", "continual stream of synchronicity", "continuity", "continuous",
             "contribution", "conviction", "convincing", "cool", "cooperation", "copacabana", "cordial", "corking",
             "cosmic awareness", "courage", "courteous", "courtesy", "coziness", "crank (up)", "create", "creative",
             "creative affirmations", "creative process", "creativeness", "creativity", "cuddle", "cuddling",
             "curiosity", "curious", "cute", "cuteness", "daimon", "dandy", "daring", "dauwtrappen", "dazzle",
             "dazzled", "debonair", "decent", "decisiveness", "dedicated", "deeper part of you", "defencelessness",
             "delicate", "delicious", "deliciousness", "delight", "delighted", "delightful", "delightfully",
             "dependability", "deserve", "deservedness", "deservingness", "desirable", "desire", "detachment",
             "determination", "devoted", "devotion", "dignity", "diligence", "direction", "discipline", "discovery",
             "discretion", "dis-identify", "disney", "diversity", "divine", "do", "dope", "dope chill out", "dream",
             "dreamy", "drive", "duty", "dynamic", "e ma ho", "eager", "eagerness", "earnest", "earthing", "ease",
             "ease-of-mind", "easier", "easily", "easy", "easy to approach", "easy to talk to", "ebullience",
             "ecosophy", "ecstatic", "ecstatify", "educate", "educated", "education", "effectiveness", "efficacy",
             "efficiency", "efficient", "effortless ease", "effortlessly", "effortlessness", "ekaggata", "elated",
             "elation", "electric", "elegance", "elevate", "elevated", "embody the love", "embrace", "empathize",
             "empathy", "emphatic", "empower", "empowered", "empowering", "empowering words", "emulate", "enable",
             "enabled", "enchanted", "encourage", "encouraged", "encouragement", "encouraging words", "endless",
             "endurance", "energetic", "energize", "energy", "engage", "engaged", "engaging", "engrossed", "enjoy",
             "enjoyment", "enlightened", "enlightenment", "enlivened", "enormous", "enough", "enthralled", "enthusiasm",
             "enthusiastic", "entranced", "equality", "equanimity", "equanimous", "equitable", "equitably", "equity",
             "erlebnis", "eternal", "ethereal", "eudaemonism", "eudaemonist", "eudaemonistic", "eudaimonia",
             "eudamonia", "eunoia", "ever-joyous", "ever-joyous now", "evolve", "exaltation", "exalting", "excellence",
             "excellent", "exceptional", "excite", "excited", "excited anticipation", "excitement", "exciting",
             "exemplary", "exhilarating", "expansive", "expectant", "experience", "expertise", "exploration",
             "expressing", "expressiveness", "exquisite", "exstatisfy", "extra", "extraordinary", "exuberance",
             "exuberant", "exultant", "fabulous", "fair", "fairness", "faith", "faithful", "fame", "family", "famous",
             "fancy", "fantabulous", "fantastic", "fascinate", "fascinated", "favorite", "fearless", "feasible",
             "feel good", "feeling good", "feistiness", "feisty", "felicity", "festive", "festiveness", "fidelity",
             "fine", "fit", "flashy", "flaunting", "flawless", "flawlessly", "flexibility", "flourish", "flourishing",
             "flow", "flowing", "focus", "fondle", "food", "forgive", "forgiveness", "forgiving", "fortitude",
             "fortuitous", "free", "freecycle", "freedom", "free-spirited", "fric-tionlessly", "friend", "friendliness",
             "friendly", "friendship", "frugality", "ftw", "fulfill", "fulfilled", "fun", "funerific", "fun-loving",
             "funny jokes", "funology", "future", "game-changer", "gargantuan", "gemutlichkeit", "generate",
             "generator of life", "generavity", "generosity", "generous", "genial", "genius", "gentleman", "genuine",
             "genuineness", "gibigiana", "giddy", "gift", "giggling", "gigil", "ginger", "give", "giving", "glad",
             "glamor", "glory", "glow", "god", "goddess", "godliness", "going the extra mile", "goldilocks", "good",
             "good done in secret", "good fortune", "good health", "good indwelling spirit", "good word", "good words",
             "good-feeling", "good-humored", "goodness", "goodwill", "gorgeous", "gorgeousness", "grace", "gracefully",
             "graciousness", "grand", "grandiosity", "gratefulness", "gratitude", "great", "great zeal", "greatful",
             "groovy", "grounded", "grow", "growth", "guidance", "guide", "guiding", "gypsy soul", "habituation",
             "hakuna matata", "halcyon", "hall of awesomeness", "halo", "handsome", "happily", "happiness", "happy",
             "happy hearted", "happy words", "harmonious", "harmonize", "harmony", "harness", "health", "healthy",
             "heart", "heartfelt", "heart-opening", "heartwarming", "heaven", "heavenly", "heedful", "heightened",
             "hello", "help", "helpful", "helpfulness", "helping", "hero", "heroism", "higher consciousness",
             "highly distinguished", "high-spiritedness", "holiness", "holistic", "holy", "holy spirit", "honest",
             "honesty", "honey badger", "honor", "hope", "hopefulness", "hospitable", "hospitality", "hot", "huge",
             "human", "human flourishing", "humble", "humor", "ichariba chode", "idea", "idealism", "ikigai",
             "illuminated", "illumination", "illustrious", "imagination", "improvement", "inclusion", "inclusiveness",
             "incomparable", "incredible", "incredible cuteness", "independence", "indwelling", "ineffability",
             "ineffable", "infinite", "infinity", "influence", "ingenuity", "in-love", "inner", "inner peace",
             "inner spirit", "innocent", "innovate", "innovation", "inquisitive", "insight", "insightful",
             "insightfulness", "inspiration", "inspirational", "inspirational words", "inspire", "inspired",
             "inspiring word", "inspiring words", "integrity", "intelligence", "intelligent", "intensity", "intention",
             "interconnected", "interconnectivity", "interest", "interested", "interesting", "intimacy", "intrepid",
             "intrigued", "intuition", "intuitiveness", "inventiveness", "investing", "invigorate", "invigorated",
             "invincible", "involve", "involved", "iridescent", "jammin’", "joke", "jolly", "jovial", "joy", "joyful",
             "joyous", "jubilant", "jubilingo", "jumpy", "just", "justice", "juvenescent", "kaajhuab",
             "kaleidoscopes of butterflies", "kalon", "keen", "keep-up", "ki", "kilig", "kind", "kind words",
             "kind-heart", "kindly", "kindness", "kiss", "kittens", "knowledge", "koibito kibun", "laugh", "laughing",
             "leader", "leadership", "leading", "learn", "learning", "leeway", "let go", "letting go", "liberty",
             "life", "life of the party", "light", "light fog", "light-hearted", "lightworker", "like", "live",
             "liveliness", "lively", "lives through", "living", "logic", "longevity", "lovable", "love",
             "love fulfilled", "love words", "lovely", "lover of beauty", "loving", "loving acceptance",
             "loving attention", "loving feelings", "loving-kindness", "loyal", "loyalty", "luck", "lucky", "lustrous",
             "lustrous colors", "luxury", "magic", "magnetic to love", "magnificent", "majesty", "major",
             "making a difference", "many", "marvelous", "mastery", "maturity", "meaning", "meaningful",
             "meaningful words", "meditation", "meliorism", "mellow", "memorable", "mench", "mercy", "merit", "mild",
             "mind-blowing", "mindful", "mindfulness", "mindsight", "miracle", "mirthful", "modesty", "mojo", "more",
             "morphing", "motivate", "motivated words", "motivating words", "motivation", "motivational",
             "motivational words", "mourning", "moved", "movement", "moving", "mutuality", "myriad", "namaste",
             "nature-made", "neat", "neoteny", "new", "nice", "nice words", "nirvana", "noble", "non-duality",
             "non-resistance", "non-resistant", "nourish", "nourished", "nourishing", "nourishment", "novaturient",
             "nurture", "nurturing", "obedient", "ok", "okage sama", "om mani padme hum", "omg", "omniscience", "on",
             "oneness", "one-pointedness", "oneup", "onwards", "open", "open hearted", "opening", "openly",
             "open-minded", "openness", "opportunity", "optimism", "optimist", "optimistic", "order", "orenda",
             "organization", "orientation", "original", "originality", "outcome", "outernationalist", "outgoing",
             "outstanding", "overcome", "overly optimistic", "owning your power", "pacify", "panache", "paradise",
             "paradisiac", "pardon", "participation", "passion", "passionate", "patience", "peace", "peace of mind",
             "peaceful words", "pep", "peppiness", "perceptiveness", "perfect", "perfection", "perkiness",
             "permalicious", "perseverance", "persistence", "personal growth", "petrichor", "philocalist", "pick-me-up",
             "picturesque", "pious", "piquancy", "play", "playful", "playfulness", "please", "pleased", "pleasure",
             "plucky", "polite", "politeness", "pollyannaism", "posichoice", "posidriving", "posifit", "posilenz",
             "posimass", "posiminder", "posiratio", "posiripple", "posirippler", "posiripples", "posisinger",
             "posisite", "posistrength", "positibilitarian", "positive adjectives", "positive attitude",
             "positive beliefs", "positive circumstances", "positive emotions", "positive energy", "positive events",
             "positive feelings", "positive mind", "positive thesaurus", "positive thinking", "positive thoughts",
             "positive vocabulary", "positive words", "positraction", "positude", "posivalues", "posiword",
             "possibilitarian", "pour your love", "power", "power words", "powerful", "powerful positive words",
             "powerful possibility", "powerful words", "power-on", "power-up", "practicality", "prana", "precious",
             "precision", "preparedness", "presence", "preservation", "pretty", "priceless", "pride", "privacy",
             "privilege", "proactive", "proactivity", "progress", "promptness", "pronia", "propitious", "prosperity",
             "prosperous", "protect", "proto", "proud", "punctual", "punctuality", "puppies", "pure", "purpose",
             "positive psychology", "quaint", "quality", "quality words", "quantum consciousness", "quantumness",
             "queenly", "quickening", "quiddity", "quiescent", "quiescent mind", "quiet", "quietness", "radiant",
             "radiate", "rainbow", "rapture", "rapturous", "rasasvada", "rationality", "readiness", "ready", "real",
             "reality", "reason", "reborn", "recognition", "recognize", "recommend", "refresh", "refreshed",
             "rejuvenate", "rejuvenated", "relatedness", "relationships", "relax", "relaxed", "releasing", "relent",
             "reliability", "reliable", "relief", "relieve", "relieved", "religion", "remarkable", "renew", "renewed",
             "renowned", "repose", "resilience", "resilient", "resourcefulness", "respect", "respected",
             "responsibility", "rest", "rested", "restore", "restored", "revelation", "reverence", "revived",
             "righteousness", "rightful", "ripe", "risk-taking", "rockstar", "romance", "romantic", "rosiness",
             "sacred", "sacred space", "safe", "safety", "salvation", "sassy", "satisfied", "save", "savings", "savour",
             "savouring", "scope", "secure", "secured", "security", "self-compassion", "self-esteem", "self-expression",
             "self-forgiveness", "self-kindness", "selflessness", "self-love", "self-respect", "serendipity", "serene",
             "serenity", "serve", "service", "shape-shifting virtuoso", "shelter", "shift in focus", "shine", "shining",
             "show up more present", "simple", "simplicity", "simplify", "sincerity", "skill", "skilled",
             "slaying your dragon", "sleep", "smart", "smile", "smiling", "soul", "soulful", "soulmate",
             "soul-stretching", "space", "spacious", "spark", "sparkle", "sparkles", "special", "spectacular",
             "spellbound", "spirit", "splendid", "spontaneity", "spontaneous", "spunky", "stability", "start",
             "steadfastness", "stellar", "still", "stimulated", "stimulating", "stimulation", "strength", "strive",
             "strong words", "studious", "study", "stupendous", "style", "sublime", "succulent", "sufficient",
             "sunniness", "sunshine", "supercalifragilistic", "supercalifragilisticexpialidocious", "supercharge",
             "supercharged", "superpower", "support", "supported", "supporting", "supreme", "surprised", "sustain",
             "sustained", "swag", "swaggy", "sweet", "sweetheart", "sweetness", "sympathetic", "symptoms of greatness",
             "synchronicity", "synergy", "systematization", "tact", "teach", "teachable", "team", "teamwork", "temul",
             "tenacity", "tender", "tenderly", "thank", "thankful", "thankful", "thankfulness", "thank-you ",
             "the great spirit", "therapy", "thrilled", "thrive", "thriving", "tickled", "tidsoptimist", "time",
             "time optimist", "timeliness", "to be", "to be known", "to be seen", "to know", "to let go", "to matter",
             "tolerance", "touch", "touched", "tradition", "tranquil", "tranquility", "transform", "transformation",
             "transformative", "transparent", "triumph", "trust", "trusting", "truth", "truthfulness", "ubuntu",
             "ultimate", "unabashed", "unabashed pleasure", "unbearably cute", "unbelievable", "unconditional",
             "understand", "understanding", "understood", "unflappable", "unhurry", "unification",
             "unification of mind", "unique", "unity", "unreal", "up", "upgrade", "up-leveled", "uplift", "upskill",
             "useful", "user-friendly", "utter amazement", "valid", "valuable", "value", "values", "variety",
             "veneration", "verify", "versatility", "very", "viable", "vibrant", "victorious", "victory", "vigor",
             "vim", "virtue", "virtuous", "vitality", "vocabuleverage", "vow", "vulnerability", "vulnerable",
             "walwalun", "wanderlust", "warm", "warmth", "water", "wealth", "web of relatedness", "welcome", "welfare",
             "well", "well-being", "wellness", "whole", "wholeheartedly", "wholeheartedness", "will", "willing",
             "willing to learn", "willingness", "win", "winnable", "winning", "wisdom", "wise", "won", "wonder",
             "wonderful", "wonder-working", "wondrous", "world-builder", "worth", "worthiness",
             "worthiness to take up space", "worthy", "wow", "xenial", "xenodochial", "xenophile", "xfactor", "xo",
             "x-ray vision", "yaraana", "yay", "yea", "yeah", "yearn", "yen", "yes", "yesability", "yesable", "yippee",
             "you are loved", "young", "young-at-heart", "your true value", "youth", "youthful", "yugen", "yummy",
             "zajebiscie", "zany", "zappy", "zeal", "zealous", "zest", "zest for life", "zestful", "zesty", "zing",
             "zippy"]

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

stopwords = ["a", "able", "about", "above", "abst", "accordance", "according", "accordingly", "across", "act",
             "actually", "added", "adj", "affected", "affecting", "affects", "after", "afterwards", "again", "against",
             "ah", "all", "almost", "alone", "along", "already", "also", "although", "always", "am", "among", "amongst",
             "an", "and", "announce", "another", "any", "anybody", "anyhow", "anymore", "anyone", "anything", "anyway",
             "anyways", "anywhere", "apparently", "approximately", "are", "aren", "arent", "arise", "around", "as",
             "aside", "ask", "asking", "at", "auth", "available", "away", "awfully", "b", "back", "be", "became",
             "because", "become", "becomes", "becoming", "been", "before", "beforehand", "begin", "beginning",
             "beginnings", "begins", "behind", "being", "believe", "below", "beside", "besides", "between", "beyond",
             "biol", "both", "brief", "briefly", "but", "by", "c", "ca", "came", "can", "cannot", "can't", "cause",
             "causes", "certain", "certainly", "co", "com", "come", "comes", "contain", "containing", "contains",
             "could", "couldnt", "d", "date", "did", "didn't", "different", "do", "does", "doesn't", "doing", "done",
             "don't", "down", "downwards", "due", "during", "e", "each", "ed", "edu", "effect", "eg", "eight", "eighty",
             "either", "else", "elsewhere", "end", "ending", "enough", "especially", "et", "et-al", "etc", "even",
             "ever", "every", "everybody", "everyone", "everything", "everywhere", "ex", "except", "f", "far", "few",
             "ff", "fifth", "first", "five", "fix", "followed", "following", "follows", "for", "former", "formerly",
             "forth", "found", "four", "from", "further", "furthermore", "g", "gave", "get", "gets", "getting", "give",
             "given", "gives", "giving", "go", "goes", "gone", "got", "gotten", "h", "had", "happens", "hardly", "has",
             "hasn't", "have", "haven't", "having", "he", "hed", "hence", "her", "here", "hereafter", "hereby",
             "herein", "heres", "hereupon", "hers", "herself", "hes", "hi", "hid", "him", "himself", "his", "hither",
             "home", "how", "howbeit", "however", "hundred", "i", "id", "ie", "if", "i'll", "im", "immediate",
             "immediately", "importance", "important", "in", "inc", "indeed", "index", "information", "instead", "into",
             "invention", "inward", "is", "isn't", "it", "itd", "it'll", "its", "itself", "i've", "j", "just", "k",
             "keep", "keeps", "kept", "kg", "km", "know", "known", "knows", "l", "largely", "last", "lately", "later",
             "latter", "latterly", "least", "less", "lest", "let", "lets", "like", "liked", "likely", "line", "little",
             "'ll", "look", "looking", "looks", "ltd", "m", "made", "mainly", "make", "makes", "many", "may", "maybe",
             "me", "mean", "means", "meantime", "meanwhile", "merely", "mg", "might", "million", "miss", "ml", "more",
             "moreover", "most", "mostly", "mr", "mrs", "much", "mug", "must", "my", "myself", "n", "na", "name",
             "namely", "nay", "nd", "near", "nearly", "necessarily", "necessary", "need", "needs", "neither", "never",
             "nevertheless", "new", "next", "nine", "ninety", "no", "nobody", "non", "none", "nonetheless", "noone",
             "nor", "normally", "nos", "not", "noted", "nothing", "now", "nowhere", "o", "obtain", "obtained",
             "obviously", "of", "off", "often", "oh", "ok", "okay", "old", "omitted", "on", "once", "one", "ones",
             "only", "onto", "or", "ord", "other", "others", "otherwise", "ought", "our", "ours", "ourselves", "out",
             "outside", "over", "overall", "owing", "own", "p", "page", "pages", "part", "particular", "particularly",
             "past", "per", "perhaps", "placed", "please", "plus", "poorly", "possible", "possibly", "potentially",
             "pp", "predominantly", "present", "previously", "primarily", "probably", "promptly", "proud", "provides",
             "put", "q", "que", "quickly", "quite", "qv", "r", "ran", "rather", "rd", "re", "readily", "really",
             "recent", "recently", "ref", "refs", "regarding", "regardless", "regards", "related", "relatively",
             "research", "respectively", "resulted", "resulting", "results", "right", "run", "s", "said", "same", "saw",
             "say", "saying", "says", "sec", "section", "see", "seeing", "seem", "seemed", "seeming", "seems", "seen",
             "self", "selves", "sent", "seven", "several", "shall", "she", "shed", "she'll", "shes", "should",
             "shouldn't", "show", "showed", "shown", "showns", "shows", "significant", "significantly", "similar",
             "similarly", "since", "six", "slightly", "so", "some", "somebody", "somehow", "someone", "somethan",
             "something", "sometime", "sometimes", "somewhat", "somewhere", "soon", "sorry", "specifically",
             "specified", "specify", "specifying", "still", "stop", "strongly", "sub", "substantially", "successfully",
             "such", "sufficiently", "suggest", "sup", "suren't", "take", "taken", "taking", "tell", "tends", "th",
             "than", "thank", "thanks", "thanx", "that", "that'll", "thats", "that've", "the", "their", "theirs",
             "them", "themselves", "then", "thence", "there", "thereafter", "thereby", "thered", "therefore", "therein",
             "there'll", "thereof", "therere", "theres", "thereto", "thereupon", "there've", "these", "they", "theyd",
             "they'll", "theyre", "they've", "think", "this", "those", "thou", "though", "thoughh", "thousand",
             "throug", "through", "throughout", "thru", "thus", "til", "tip", "to", "together", "too", "took", "toward",
             "towards", "tried", "tries", "truly", "try", "trying", "ts", "twice", "two", "u", "un", "under",
             "unfortunately", "unless", "unlike", "unlikely", "until", "unto", "up", "upon", "ups", "us", "use", "used",
             "useful", "usefully", "usefulness", "uses", "using", "usually", "v", "value", "various", "'ve", "very",
             "via", "viz", "vol", "vols", "vs", "w", "want", "wants", "was", "wasnt", "way", "we", "wed", "welcome",
             "we'll", "went", "were", "werent", "we've", "what", "whatever", "what'll", "whats", "when", "whence",
             "whenever", "where", "whereafter", "whereas", "whereby", "wherein", "wheres", "whereupon", "wherever",
             "whether", "which", "while", "whim", "whither", "who", "whod", "whoever", "whole", "who'll", "whom",
             "whomever", "whos", "whose", "why", "widely", "willing", "wish", "with", "within", "without", "wont",
             "words", "world", "would", "wouldnt", "www", "x", "y", "yes", "yet", "you", "youd", "you'll", "your",
             "youre", "yours", "yourself", "yourselves", "you've", "z", "zero"]