Adam Schneider wrote:
On 12/31/03, Casper Gasper wrote:
Things like, '4 consonants in a row are not an English word'.
Shortstop? Matchstick? :)
Seriously, though, looking for patterns is an interesting idea. For instance, English simply does not allow you to begin a word with "vt" or "bs". Looking for word beginnings might be more useful than looking within words. I bet that with a few minutes fiddling with perl and a dictionary file, I could generate a list of "forbidden" word-initial letter pairs.
Adam Schneider http://adamschneider.net/
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