dict_b.java

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class Dict_B {
    public final static String[] targetKeywordsArrayG = {"gab", "gabardine", "gabble", "gable", "gadget", "gaffers", "gag", "gain", "gainful", "gainsay", "gait", "galaxy", "gale", "galena", "gall", "gallant", "gallantry", "galleon", "gallery", "galley", "galling", "gallon", "gallop", "galloping", "gallows", "gallstone", "galore", "galvanize", "gambit", "gamble", "gambling", "game", "gamekeeper", "gamut", "gang", "ganglion", "gangrene", "gangrenous", "gangster", "gangway", "gannet", "gaol", "gap", "gape", "garage", "garbage", "garble", "garbled", "garde", "garden", "gardener", "gardenia", "gardening", "gargle", "gargoyle", "garland", "garlic", "garment", "garnet", "garnish", "garrison", "garrulity", "garrulous", "garter", "gas", "gash", "gasolene", "gasoline", "gasp", "gasping", "gassy", "gastritis", "gate", "gatekeeper", "gateway", "gather", "gathering", "gauche", "gaudiness", "gaudy", "gauge", "gaunt", "gauntlet", "gauze", "gavel", "gay", "gaze", "gazette", "gear", "geese", "gel", "gelding", "gem", "gender", "gene", "genealogical", "genealogy", "general", "generalization", "generalize", "generally", "generalship", "generate", "generation", "generator", "generic", "generous", "genesis", "genetic", "geneticist", "genetics", "geniality", "genital", "genitals", "genius", "genocide", "genre", "genteel", "gentility", "gentle", "gentleman", "gentlemanly", "gentlemen", "gentleness", "gently", "gentry", "genuflection", "genuine", "genuineness", "genuinly", "genus", "geographer", "geographical", "geographically", "geography", "geology", "geometer", "geometric", "geometry", "geophysical", "geophysics", "geranium", "geriatric", "germ", "germane", "germicide", "germinate", "germination", "gerund", "gestate", "gestation", "gesticulate", "gesticulation", "gesture", "get", "getaway", "getup", "geyser", "ghetto", "ghost", "ghostly", "giant", "gib", "gibberish", "gibbon", "giblets", "gift", "gifted", "gig", "gigantic", "giggle", "gild", "gilding", "gill", "gin", "ginger", "gingerly", "gingham", "giraffe", "gird", "girl", "girlfriend", "giro", "girth", "gist", "give", "giver", "glacial", "glacier", "glad", "gladiator", "gladly", "gladness", "glamorous", "glance", "gland", "glandular", "glans", "glare", "glaring", "glass", "glasses", "glasshouse", "glassware", "glaze", "glazed", "glazing", "gleam", "glean", "glen", "glide", "glider", "glimmer", "glimpse", "glint", "glitter", "gloaming", "gloat", "globe", "globular", "globulin", "gloom", "gloomy", "glorification", "glorify", "glorious", "glory", "glorying", "gloss", "glossary", "glossiness", "glossy", "glove", "glow", "glower", "glowing", "glue", "gluey", "glum", "glumly", "glut", "glutinous", "glutton", "gluttonous", "gluttony", "gnarled", "gnash", "gnaw", "gnome", "gnu", "go", "goad", "goal", "goat", "goatee", "goatherd", "goatskin", "gob", "gobbets", "gobbler", "goblet", "goblin", "god", "goddess", "godfather", "godless", "godliness", "godly", "godsend", "godson", "going", "goiter", "gold", "golden", "goldfinch", "goldfish", "golf", "golfcourse", "golfer", "golly", "gondola", "gondolier", "gone", "gong", "gonna", "gonorrhea", "gonorrhoea", "good", "goodbye", "goodness", "goodnight", "goods", "goodwill", "goose", "gooseberry", "gooseneck", "gopher", "gorge", "gorgeous", "gorilla", "goring", "gorse", "gory", "gosling", "gospel", "gossamer", "gossip", "gossipy", "gourd", "gourmand", "gourmet", "gouty", "govern", "governess", "government", "governmental", "governor", "gowan", "gown", "grab", "grace", "graceful", "gracefulness", "gracious", "graciously", "gradation", "grade", "gradient", "gradual", "gradually", "graduate", "graduated", "graduation", "graffiti", "graft", "grafting", "grail", "grain", "gram", "grammar", "grammarian", "grammatical", "gramme", "gramophone", "grand", "granddaughter", "grandeur", "grandfather", "grandiloquent", "grandiose", "grandma", "grandmother", "grandparents", "grandson", "grandstand", "grange", "granger", "granite", "grant", "granting", "granular", "granulated", "granulation", "granule", "granulte", "grape", "grapefruit", "grapeshot", "grapevine", "graph", "graphic", "graphical", "graphically", "graphite", "graphology", "grasp", "grasping", "grass", "grasshopper", "grassland", "grassy", "grateful", "gratefulness", "grater", "gratification", "grating", "gratitude", "gratuitous", "gratuitousness", "grave", "gravel", "gravely", "graven", "graveness", "gravestone", "graveyard", "gravitate", "gravitation", "gravity", "gravy", "gray", "grayish", "graze", "grease", "greasily", "greasiness", "greasy", "great", "greatly", "greatness", "greed", "greediness", "greedy", "green", "greenback", "greenery", "greengrocer", "greenhorn", "greenhouse", "greenish", "greet", "greeting", "greetings", "gregarious", "grenade", "grenadier", "grenadine", "grey", "greyhound", "grid", "gridiron", "grief", "grievance", "grieve", "grieved", "grievous", "grill", "grille", "grim", "grimace", "grime", "grimy", "grin", "grind", "grinder", "grinding", "grindingly", "grindstone", "gringo", "grip", "grisly", "grist", "gristle", "gristly", "gritty", "grizzled", "groan", "grocer", "groceries", "grocery", "grog", "groggily", "groin", "groom", "groove", "grope", "gross", "grossly", "grossness", "grotesque", "grotto", "grouch", "grouchily", "ground", "grounding", "groundless", "groundnut", "groundsheet", "groundwork", "group", "groupie", "grouping", "grouse", "grout", "grouting", "grove", "grovel", "grow", "grower", "growing", "growl", "grown", "growth", "grub", "grubby", "grudge", "grudging", "grudgingly", "gruel", "grueling", "gruellingly", "gruesome", "gruesomeness", "gruff", "grumble", "grumbler", "grumpy", "grunt", "guano", "guarantee", "guarantor", "guaranty", "guard", "guardedly", "guardedness", "guarders", "guardhouse", "guardian", "guardianship", "guava", "guerrilla", "guess", "guesswork", "guest", "guesthouse", "guffaw", "guidable", "guidance", "guide", "guideline", "guidelines", "guidepost", "guild", "guilder", "guile", "guilelessness", "guillotine", "guilt", "guiltily", "guiltless", "guilty", "guinea", "guise", "guitar", "guitarist", "gulch", "gulden", "gulf", "gullet", "gullibility", "gullible", "gullibly", "gully", "gulp", "gum", "gummy", "gun", "gunboat", "gunfight", "gunman", "gunner", "gunny", "gunpowder", "gunshot", "gunsmith", "gunwale", "gurgle", "guru", "gush", "gust", "gustily", "gusto", "gusty", "gut", "gutsy", "gutter", "guttersnipe", "guttural", "guy", "guzzle", "gym", "gymnasium", "gymnast", "gymnastic", "gymnastics", "gynaecological", "gynecological", "gynecologist", "gynecology", "gypsum", "gypsy", "gyrate", "gyration", "gyroscope",
    };
    public final static String[] targetKeywordsArrayH = {"haberdasher", "haberdashery", "habiliment", "habilitate", "habit", "habitable", "habitably", "habitant", "habitat", "habitual", "habitually", "habituation", "hacker", "hackle", "hackneyed", "haematoma", "haemophilia", "haemorhoids", "haemorrhage", "hag", "haggard", "haggle", "hail", "hailstorm", "hair", "hairbrush", "haircut", "hairdo", "hairdresser", "haired", "hairless", "hairnet", "hairpin", "hairspring", "hairstyle", "hairy", "hake", "hale", "half", "halfback", "halfheartedness", "halfpenny", "halfway", "halibut", "hall", "hallelujah", "hallo", "hallow", "hallowed", "hallucinate", "hallucination", "halo", "halogen", "halt", "halter", "halve", "halyard", "ham", "hamburger", "hamlet", "hammer", "hammerhead", "hammering", "hammock", "hamper", "hamster", "hamsters", "hamstring", "hand", "handbag", "handball", "handbell", "handbook", "handcart", "handcuff", "handcuffs", "handful", "handgun", "handhold", "handicap", "handicapped", "handiwork", "handkerchief", "handle", "handlebars", "handling", "handmade", "handmaid", "handrail", "handsaw", "handset", "handshake", "handsome", "handsomeness", "handspring", "handwork", "handy", "handyman", "hang", "hangar", "hanger", "hanging", "hangman", "hangnail", "hangout", "hangup", "hank", "hanker", "hankering", "haphazard", "haphazardness", "hapless", "happen", "happily", "happiness", "happy", "harangue", "harass", "harassment", "harbinger", "harbor", "harbour", "hard", "harden", "hardhead", "hardheaded", "hardheadedness", "hardiness", "hardly", "hardship", "hardware", "hardwood", "hardy", "hare", "harem", "haricot", "harlequin", "harlot", "harm", "harmful", "harmless", "harmonic", "harmonica", "harmonious", "harmoniousness", "harmonium", "harmonize", "harmony", "harness", "harp", "harpist", "harpoon", "harpsichord", "harpy", "harrier", "harrow", "harrows", "harry", "harsh", "harvest", "harvester", "harvests", "hasheesh", "hashish", "hass", "hassock", "haste", "hastily", "hastiness", "hasty", "hat", "hatbox", "hatchery", "hatchet", "hatching", "hate", "hated", "hateful", "hatred", "hatter", "haughtily", "haughtiness", "haughty", "haul", "haulage", "haunt", "haush", "hauteur", "have", "haven", "havoc", "haw", "hawk", "hawker", "hawking", "hawkish", "hawser", "hawthorn", "hay", "haycock", "hayfield", "hayloft", "hayrick", "haystack", "haywire", "hazard", "hazardous", "haze", "hazel", "hazelnut", "hazily", "hazy", "he", "head", "headache", "headband", "headboard", "headdress", "header", "headfirst", "headgear", "heading", "headlamp", "headland", "headless", "headlight", "headline", "headman", "headmaster", "headmistress", "headmost", "headphone", "headquarters", "headrest", "headset", "headstone", "headstrong", "headwaters", "headwork", "heady", "heal", "healable", "healer", "healing", "health", "healths", "healthy", "heap", "hear", "hearing", "hearsay", "hearse", "heart", "heartbeat", "heartbreak", "heartbroken", "heartburn", "heartfelt", "hearth", "heartily", "heartiness", "heartless", "heartlessly", "heartsick", "hearty", "heat", "heater", "heaters", "heath", "heathen", "heathenism", "heather", "heating", "heats", "heatstroke", "heaven", "heavenly", "heavily", "heavy", "heavyset", "heavyweight", "hectare", "hectic", "hector", "hedge", "hedgehog", "hedonism", "heed", "heedless", "heel", "heelplate", "hegemonic", "hegemony", "heifer", "height", "heinous", "heir", "heiress", "heirloom", "heist", "helical", "helicopter", "helium", "helix", "hell", "hellish", "hello", "helm", "helmet", "helmeted", "helmsman", "help", "helper", "helpful", "helpfulness", "helpless", "helpmate", "helve", "hem", "hemiplegia", "hemisphere", "hemoglobin", "hemophilia", "hemorrhage", "hemorrhoid", "hemp", "hemstitch", "hen", "hence", "henceforth", "henceforward", "henchman", "henna", "henpeck", "hepatic", "hepatitis", "her", "herald", "heraldic", "heraldry", "herb", "herbaceous", "herbage", "herbal", "herbalist", "herbarium", "herbivorous", "herbs", "herd", "herdsman", "here", "hereafter", "hereby", "hereditary", "heredity", "herein", "hereinafter", "heresy", "heretic", "heretical", "hereto", "heretofore", "hereunder", "hereupon", "heritage", "hermetic", "hermetical", "hermit", "hermitage", "hernia", "hero", "heroic", "heroically", "heroics", "heroin", "heroine", "heroism", "heron", "herpes", "herring", "hers", "herself", "hesitancy", "hesitate", "hesitation", "hestitate", "heterogeneity", "heterogeneous", "hew", "hex", "hexagon", "hexagonal", "hey", "hi", "hiatus", "hibernate", "hibernation", "hibiscus", "hiccup", "hick", "hickory", "hidden", "hide", "hideaway", "hidebound", "hideous", "hideout", "hiding", "hierarchical", "hierarchy", "hieroglyphic", "high", "higher", "highhanded", "highland", "highlight", "highlighted", "highly", "highness", "hijack", "hijacker", "hike", "hilariousness", "hilarity", "hill", "hillock", "hillside", "him", "himself", "hinder", "hindmost", "hindquarter", "hindrance", "hinge", "hint", "hip", "hippo", "hippopotamus", "hire", "hireling", "his", "hiss", "histogram", "historian", "historic", "historical", "historically", "history", "histrionic", "hit", "hitch", "hitherto", "hive", "hoar", "hoard", "hoarder", "hoarfrost", "hoarse", "hoary", "hoax", "hob", "hobbit", "hobble", "hobby", "hobnob", "hock", "hockey", "hod", "hodgepodge", "hoe", "hoggish", "hoist", "hold", "holder", "hole", "holiday", "holiness", "hollow", "holly", "hollyhock", "holocaust", "hologram", "holograph", "holography", "holster", "holy", "homage", "home", "homeless", "homemade", "homemaker", "homesick", "homesickness", "homeward", "homework", "homicidal", "homily", "homogeneity", "homogeneous", "homogenize", "homograph", "homologous", "homonym", "homonymous", "homophone", "homosexual", "homy", "hone", "honest", "honestly", "honesty", "honey", "honeycomb", "honeymoon", "honeysuckle", "honk", "honor", "honorable", "honorarium", "honorary", "honour", "honourable", "hood", "hoodlum", "hoodwink", "hoof", "hoofed", "hook", "hookah", "hooked", "hooker", "hooky", "hooligan", "hoop", "hoot", "hooter", "hope", "hopeful", "hopefully", "hopelessly", "horde", "horizon", "horizontal", "hormonal", "hormone", "horn", "horned", "hornet", "horny", "horoscope", "horrendous", "horrible", "horribly", "horrid", "horrify", "horror", "horse", "horseback", "horseflesh", "horsehair", "horseman", "horsemanship", "horseplay", "horsepower", "horseradish", "horseshoe", "horsetail", "horsewoman", "horsy", "hortatory", "horticultural", "horticulture", "horticulturist", "hose", "hosier", "hosiery", "hospitable", "hospital", "hospitality", "hospitalization", "hospitalize", "host", "hostage", "hostel", "hostelry", "hostile", "hostility", "hot", "hotbed", "hotel", "hothead", "hotheaded", "hothouse", "hotly", "hotspot", "hound", "hour", "hourglass", "hourly", "house", "housebreaker", "housebreaking", "housefly", "householder", "housekeeper", "housekeeping", "housewife", "housewifery", "housework", "hovel", "hover", "how", "however", "howitzer", "howl", "howler", "howsoever", "hub", "hubbub", "hubcap", "huddle", "hue", "huff", "huffy", "hug", "huge", "hulking", "hull", "hum", "human", "humanism", "humanist", "humanitarian", "humanity", "humanly", "humble", "humbug", "humerus", "humid", "humidify", "humidity", "humiliate", "humiliating", "humiliation", "humility", "humming", "humor", "humorist", "humorous", "humour", "hump", "humpback", "humus", "hunch", "hunchback", "hundred", "hundredth", "hundredweight", "hunger", "hungrily", "hungry", "hunky", "hunt", "hunter", "hurdle", "hurl", "hurrah", "hurricane", "hurriedly", "hurry", "hurt", "hurtle", "husband", "hush", "husk", "huskiness", "hussar", "hussy", "hustings", "hustle", "hut", "hyacinth", "hyaena", "hybrid", "hybridization", "hydrangea", "hydrant", "hydrate", "hydraulic", "hydrocarbon", "hydrochloric", "hydroelectric", "hydroelectricity", "hydrofoil", "hydrogen", "hydrometer", "hydrophilic", "hydrophobia", "hydrophobic", "hydroplane", "hydrotherapy", "hyena", "hygiene", "hygienic", "hygienics", "hygienist", "hymen", "hymn", "hymnal", "hype", "hyperbola", "hyperbole", "hypercritical", "hypersensitive", "hypersensitivity", "hypertrophy", "hyphen", "hyphenate", "hyphenation", "hypnosis", "hypnotic", "hypnotism", "hypnotist", "hypnotize", "hypochondria", "hypochondriac", "hypocrisy", "hypocrite", "hypocritical", "hypodermic", "hypospadia", "hypotenuse", "hypothesis", "hypothetical", "hysterectomy", "hysteria", "hysteric", "hysterical", "hysterics",
    };
    public final static String[] targetKeywordsArrayI = {"ice", "iceberg", "icebox", "icily", "icing", "iconoclast", "icterus", "icy", "id", "idea", "ideal", "idealism", "idealist", "idealistic", "idealization", "idealize", "ideally", "idem", "identical", "identicard", "identifiable", "identification", "identify", "identity", "ideological", "ideology", "idiocy", "idiom", "idiomatic", "idiosyncrasy", "idiosyncratic", "idiot", "idiotic", "idle", "idleness", "idler", "idol", "idolater", "idolatrous", "idolatry", "idolize", "idyll", "idyllic", "if", "igneous", "ignition", "ignoble", "ignominious", "ignoramus", "ignorance", "ignorant", "ilk", "ill", "illconsidered", "illegal", "illegality", "illegibly", "illegitimacy", "illegitimate", "illicit", "illimitable", "illiteracy", "illiterate", "illness", "illogical", "illuminate", "illuminated", "illumination", "illumine", "illusion", "illusionist", "illustrate", "illustration", "illustrative", "illustrator", "illustrious", "image", "imagery", "imaginary", "imagination", "imaginative", "imagine", "imbecile", "imbibe", "imitate", "imitation", "imitative", "immaculate", "immanent", "immaterial", "immature", "immaturity", "immeasurable", "immediacy", "immediate", "immediately", "immemorial", "immense", "immensity", "immerse", "immersion", "immigrant", "immigrate", "immigration", "imminence", "imminent", "immobile", "immobility", "immobilization", "immobilize", "immobilizer", "immodesty", "immolate", "immoral", "immorality", "immorally", "immortal", "immortality", "immortalize", "immune", "immunity", "immunization", "immunize", "immunological", "immure", "imp", "impact", "impair", "impairment", "impale", "impalpable", "impartial", "impartiality", "impassable", "impasse", "impassive", "impatience", "impatient", "impeachment", "impeccable", "impecunious", "impedance", "impediment", "impel", "impenetrability", "impenetrably", "impenitence", "impenitent", "imperceptible", "imperfect", "imperfection", "imperial", "imperialism", "imperialist", "imperialistic", "imperil", "imperious", "impersonal", "impersonate", "impersonation", "impersonator", "impertinence", "impertinent", "impetuous", "impetus", "impinge", "impishly", "implant", "implantation", "implement", "implementation", "implication", "implicit", "implicity", "implied", "implode", "implore", "implosion", "imply", "impolite", "impoliteness", "imponderably", "import", "importance", "important", "importation", "importer", "importunate", "importune", "importunity", "impose", "imposing", "imposition", "impossibility", "impossible", "impossibly", "impostor", "imposture", "impotence", "impoverish", "impoverished", "impoverishment", "impractical", "impregnable", "impregnate", "impregnation", "impresario", "impress", "impression", "impressionable", "impressionism", "impressionist", "impressive", "imprint", "imprison", "imprisonment", "improbability", "improbable", "impromptu", "improve", "improvement", "improvidence", "improvident", "improvise", "imprudence", "imprudent", "impudence", "impudent", "impulse", "impulsive", "impunity", "impure", "impurity", "impute", "inability", "inaccessibility", "inaccessible", "inaccuracy", "inactive", "inactivity", "inadequacy", "inadequate", "inalienable", "inane", "inanimate", "inanity", "inapplicable", "inapt", "inarticulate", "inasmuch", "inattention", "inaudible", "inaugural", "inaugurate", "inauguration", "inborn", "inbred", "inbreed", "incalculable", "incandescence", "incandescent", "incantation", "incapability", "incapable", "incapacitate", "incarcerate", "incarceration", "incarnation", "incendiary", "incense", "incentive", "incessantly", "incest", "incestuous", "inch", "incident", "incidentally", "incidentals", "incinerate", "incineration", "incinerator", "incipient", "incise", "incision", "incite", "incitement", "inclemency", "inclement", "inclination", "incline", "inclose", "include", "included", "including", "inclusion", "inclusively", "incognito", "incoherence", "incoherent", "incombustible", "income", "incommensurable", "incomparable", "incompatibility", "incompatible", "incompetence", "incompetent", "incomprehension", "inconceivable", "inconclusive", "incongruous", "inconsequent", "inconsequential", "inconsiderable", "inconsiderate", "inconsistency", "inconsistent", "inconsolable", "incontinence", "incontinent", "inconvenience", "inconvenient", "incorporate", "incorporated", "incorporation", "incorrect", "incorrigible", "incorruptible", "increase", "increasing", "increasingly", "incredible", "incredibly", "incredulity", "incredulous", "increment", "incremental", "incriminate", "incrimination", "incrust", "incubate", "incubation", "incubator", "inculcate", "inculcation", "incumbency", "incumbent", "incur", "incurable", "incursion", "indebted", "indecency", "indecent", "indecision", "indeed", "indefatigable", "indefensible", "indefinable", "indefinite", "indefinitely", "indelible", "indelicacy", "indelicate", "indemnification", "indemnity", "indent", "indentation", 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