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abacus
abdomen
abdominal
abide
abiding
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ability
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ablaze
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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able
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abnormal
abrasion
abrasive
abreast
abridge
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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abroad
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abruptly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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absence
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absentee
absently
absinthe
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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absolute
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absolve
abstain
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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abstract
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absurd
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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accent
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acclaim
acclimate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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accompany
account
accuracy
accurate
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accustom
acetone
achiness
aching
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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acid
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acorn
acquaint
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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acquire
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acre
acrobat
acronym
acting
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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action
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activate
activator
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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active
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activism
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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activist
activity
actress
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acts
acutely
acuteness
aeration
aerobics
aerosol
aerospace
afar
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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affair
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affected
affecting
affection
affidavit
affiliate
affirm
affix
afflicted
affluent
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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afford
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affront
aflame
afloat
aflutter
afoot
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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afraid
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afterglow
afterlife
aftermath
aftermost
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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afternoon
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aged
ageless
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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agency
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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agenda
agent
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aggregate
aghast
agile
agility
aging
agnostic
agonize
agonizing
agony
agreeable
agreeably
agreed
agreeing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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agreement
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aground
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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ahead
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ahoy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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aide
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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aids
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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aim
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ajar
alabaster
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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alarm
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albatross
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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album
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alfalfa
algebra
algorithm
alias
alibi
alienable
alienate
aliens
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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alike
alive
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alkaline
alkalize
almanac
almighty
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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almost
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aloe
aloft
aloha
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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alone
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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alongside
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aloof
alphabet
alright
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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although
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altitude
alto
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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aluminum
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alumni
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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always
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amaretto
amaze
amazingly
amber
ambiance
ambiguity
ambiguous
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ambition
ambitious
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ambulance
ambush
amendable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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amendment
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amends
amenity
amiable
amicably
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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amid
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amigo
amino
amiss
ammonia
ammonium
amnesty
amniotic
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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among
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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amount
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amperage
ample
amplifier
amplify
amply
amuck
amulet
amusable
amused
amusement
amuser
amusing
anaconda
anaerobic
anagram
anatomist
anatomy
anchor
anchovy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ancient
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android
anemia
anemic
aneurism
anew
angelfish
angelic
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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anger
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angled
angler
angles
angling
angrily
angriness
anguished
angular
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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animal
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animate
animating
animation
animator
anime
animosity
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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ankle
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annex
annotate
announcer
annoying
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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annually
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annuity
anointer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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another
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answering
antacid
antarctic
anteater
antelope
antennae
anthem
anthill
anthology
antibody
antics
antidote
antihero
antiquely
antiques
antiquity
antirust
antitoxic
antitrust
antiviral
antivirus
antler
antonym
antsy
anvil
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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anybody
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anyhow
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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anymore
Merge branch 'master' into refactor-passphrase Conflicts: passphrase/goodie.txt
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anyone
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anyplace
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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anything
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anytime
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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anyway
anywhere
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aorta
apache
apostle
appealing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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appear
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appease
appeasing
appendage
appendix
appetite
appetizer
applaud
applause
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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apple
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appliance
applicant
applied
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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apply
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appointee
appraisal
appraiser
apprehend
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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approach
approval
approve
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apricot
april
apron
aptitude
aptly
aqua
aqueduct
arbitrary
arbitrate
ardently
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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area
arena
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arguable
arguably
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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argue
arise
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armadillo
armband
armchair
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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armed
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armful
armhole
arming
armless
armoire
armored
armory
armrest
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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army
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aroma
arose
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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around
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arousal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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arrange
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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array
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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arrest
arrival
arrive
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arrogance
arrogant
arson
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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art
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ascend
ascension
ascent
ascertain
ashamed
ashen
ashes
ashy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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aside
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askew
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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asleep
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asparagus
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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aspect
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aspirate
aspire
aspirin
astonish
astound
astride
astrology
astronaut
astronomy
astute
atlantic
atlas
atom
atonable
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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atop
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atrium
atrocious
atrophy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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attach
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attain
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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attempt
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attendant
attendee
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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attention
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attentive
attest
attic
attire
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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attitude
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attractor
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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attribute
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atypical
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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auction
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audacious
audacity
audible
audibly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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audience
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audio
audition
augmented
august
authentic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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author
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autism
autistic
autograph
automaker
automated
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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automatic
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autopilot
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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available
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avalanche
avatar
avenge
avenging
avenue
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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average
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aversion
avert
aviation
aviator
avid
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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avoid
await
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awaken
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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award
aware
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awhile
awkward
awning
awoke
awry
axis
babble
babbling
babied
baboon
backache
backboard
backboned
backdrop
backed
backer
backfield
backfire
backhand
backing
backlands
backlash
backless
backlight
backlit
backlog
backpack
backpedal
backrest
backroom
backshift
backside
backslid
backspace
backspin
backstab
backstage
backtalk
backtrack
backup
backward
backwash
backwater
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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backyard
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bacon
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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bacteria
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bacterium
badass
badge
badland
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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badly
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badness
baffle
baffling
bagel
bagful
baggage
bagged
baggie
bagginess
bagging
baggy
bagpipe
baguette
baked
bakery
bakeshop
baking
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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balance
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balancing
balcony
balmy
balsamic
bamboo
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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banana
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banish
banister
banjo
bankable
bankbook
banked
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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banker
banking
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banknote
bankroll
banner
bannister
banshee
banter
barbecue
barbed
barbell
barber
barcode
barge
bargraph
barista
baritone
barley
barmaid
barman
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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barn
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barometer
barrack
barracuda
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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barrel
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barrette
barricade
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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barrier
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barstool
bartender
barterer
bash
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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basically
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basics
basil
basin
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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basis
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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basket
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batboy
batch
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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bath
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baton
bats
battalion
battered
battering
Merge branch 'master' into refactor-passphrase Conflicts: passphrase/goodie.txt
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battery
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batting
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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battle
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bauble
bazooka
blabber
bladder
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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blade
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blah
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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blame
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blaming
blanching
blandness
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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blank
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blaspheme
blasphemy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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blast
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blatancy
blatantly
blazer
blazing
bleach
bleak
bleep
blemish
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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blend
bless
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blighted
blimp
bling
blinked
blinker
blinking
blinks
blip
blissful
blitz
blizzard
bloated
bloating
blob
blog
bloomers
blooming
blooper
blot
blouse
blubber
bluff
bluish
blunderer
blunt
blurb
blurred
blurry
blurt
blush
blustery
boaster
boastful
boasting
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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boat
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bobbed
bobbing
bobble
bobcat
bobsled
bobtail
bodacious
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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body
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bogged
boggle
bogus
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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boil
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bok
bolster
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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bolt
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bonanza
bonded
bonding
bondless
boned
bonehead
boneless
bonelike
boney
bonfire
bonnet
bonsai
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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bonus
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bony
boogeyman
boogieman
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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book
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boondocks
booted
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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booth
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bootie
booting
bootlace
bootleg
boots
boozy
borax
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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boring
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borough
borrower
borrowing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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boss
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botanical
botanist
botany
botch
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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both
bottle
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bottling
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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bottom
bounce
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bouncing
bouncy
bounding
boundless
bountiful
bovine
boxcar
boxer
boxing
boxlike
boxy
breach
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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breath
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breeches
breeching
breeder
breeding
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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breeze
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breezy
brethren
brewery
brewing
briar
bribe
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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brick
bride
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bridged
brigade
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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bright
brilliant
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brim
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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bring
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brink
brisket
briskly
briskness
bristle
brittle
broadband
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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broadcast
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broaden
broadly
broadness
broadside
broadways
broiler
broiling
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
broken
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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broker
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bronchial
bronco
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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bronze
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bronzing
brook
broom
brought
browbeat
brownnose
browse
browsing
bruising
brunch
brunette
brunt
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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brush
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brussels
brute
brutishly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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bubble
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bubbling
bubbly
buccaneer
bucked
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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bucket
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buckle
buckshot
buckskin
bucktooth
buckwheat
buddhism
buddhist
budding
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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buddy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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budget
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buffalo
buffed
buffer
buffing
buffoon
buggy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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bulb
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bulge
bulginess
bulgur
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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bulk
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bulldog
bulldozer
bullfight
bullfrog
bullhorn
bullion
bullish
bullpen
bullring
bullseye
bullwhip
bully
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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bunch
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bundle
bungee
bunion
bunkbed
bunkhouse
bunkmate
bunny
bunt
busboy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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bush
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busily
busload
bust
busybody
buzz
cabana
cabbage
cabbie
cabdriver
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cable
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caboose
cache
cackle
cacti
cactus
caddie
caddy
cadet
cadillac
cadmium
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cage
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cahoots
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cake
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calamari
calamity
calcium
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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calculate
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calculus
caliber
calibrate
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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calm
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caloric
calorie
calzone
camcorder
cameo
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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camera
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camisole
camper
campfire
camping
campsite
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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campus
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canal
canary
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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cancel
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candied
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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candle
candy
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cane
canine
canister
cannabis
canned
canning
cannon
cannot
canola
canon
canopener
canopy
canteen
canyon
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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capable
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capably
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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capacity
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cape
capillary
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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capital
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capitol
capped
capricorn
capsize
capsule
caption
captivate
captive
captivity
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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capture
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caramel
carat
caravan
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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carbon
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cardboard
carded
cardiac
cardigan
cardinal
cardstock
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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carefully
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caregiver
careless
caress
caretaker
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cargo
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caring
carless
carload
carmaker
carnage
carnation
carnival
carnivore
carol
carpenter
carpentry
carpool
carport
carried
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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carrot
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carrousel
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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carry
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cartel
cartload
carton
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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cartoon
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cartridge
cartwheel
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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carve
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carving
carwash
cascade
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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case
cash
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casing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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casino
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casket
cassette
casually
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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casualty
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catacomb
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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catalog
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catalyst
catalyze
catapult
cataract
catatonic
catcall
catchable
catcher
catching
catchy
caterer
catering
catfight
catfish
cathedral
cathouse
catlike
catnap
catnip
catsup
cattail
cattishly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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cattle
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catty
catwalk
caucasian
caucus
causal
causation
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cause
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causing
cauterize
caution
cautious
cavalier
cavalry
caviar
cavity
cedar
celery
celestial
celibacy
celibate
celtic
cement
census
ceramics
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ceremony
certainly
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certainty
certified
certify
cesarean
cesspool
chafe
chaffing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chain
chair
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chalice
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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challenge
chamber
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chamomile
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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champion
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chance
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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change
channel
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chant
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chaos
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chaperone
chaplain
chapped
chaps
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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chapter
character
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charbroil
charcoal
charger
charging
chariot
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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charity
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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charm
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charred
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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charter
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charting
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chase
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chasing
chaste
chastise
chastity
chatroom
chatter
chatting
chatty
cheating
cheddar
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cheek
cheer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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cheese
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cheesy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chef
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chemicals
chemist
chemo
cherisher
cherub
chess
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chest
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chevron
chevy
chewable
chewer
chewing
chewy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chief
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chihuahua
childcare
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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childhood
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childish
childless
childlike
chili
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chill
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chimp
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chip
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chirping
chirpy
chitchat
chivalry
chive
chloride
chlorine
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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choice
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chokehold
choking
chomp
chooser
choosing
choosy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chop
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chosen
chowder
chowtime
chrome
chubby
chuck
chug
chummy
chump
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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chunk
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churn
chute
cider
cilantro
cinch
cinema
cinnamon
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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circle
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circling
circular
circulate
circus
citable
citadel
citation
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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citizen
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citric
citrus
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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city
civic
civil
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clad
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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claim
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clambake
clammy
clamor
clamp
clamshell
clang
clanking
clapped
clapper
clapping
clarify
clarinet
clarity
clash
clasp
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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class
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clatter
clause
clavicle
claw
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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clay
clean
clear
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cleat
cleaver
cleft
clench
clergyman
clerical
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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clerk
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clever
clicker
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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client
climate
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climatic
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cling
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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clinic
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clinking
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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clip
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clique
cloak
clobber
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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clock
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clone
cloning
closable
closure
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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clothes
clothing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cloud
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clover
clubbed
clubbing
clubhouse
clump
clumsily
clumsy
clunky
clustered
clutch
clutter
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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coach
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coagulant
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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coastal
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coaster
coasting
coastland
coastline
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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coat
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coauthor
cobalt
cobbler
cobweb
cocoa
coconut
cod
coeditor
coerce
coexist
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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coffee
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cofounder
cognition
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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cognitive
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cogwheel
coherence
coherent
cohesive
coil
coke
cola
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cold
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coleslaw
coliseum
collage
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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collapse
collar
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collected
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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collector
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collide
collie
collision
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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colonial
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colonist
colonize
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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colony
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colossal
colt
coma
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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come
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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comfort
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comfy
comic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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coming
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comma
commence
commend
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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comment
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commerce
commode
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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commodity
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commodore
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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common
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commotion
commute
commuting
compacted
compacter
compactly
compactor
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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companion
company
compare
compel
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compile
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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comply
component
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composed
composer
composite
compost
composure
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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compound
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compress
comprised
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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computer
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computing
comrade
concave
conceal
conceded
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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concept
concerned
concert
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conch
concierge
concise
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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conclude
concrete
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concur
condense
condiment
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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condition
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condone
conducive
conductor
conduit
cone
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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confess
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confetti
confidant
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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confident
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confider
confiding
configure
confined
confining
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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confirm
conflict
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conform
confound
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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confront
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confused
confusing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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confusion
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congenial
congested
congrats
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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congress
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conical
conjoined
conjure
conjuror
connected
connector
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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consensus
consent
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console
consoling
consonant
constable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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constant
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constrain
constrict
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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construct
consult
consumer
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consuming
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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contact
container
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contempt
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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contend
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contented
contently
contents
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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contest
context
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contort
contour
contrite
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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control
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contusion
convene
convent
copartner
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cope
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copied
copier
copilot
coping
copious
copper
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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copy
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coral
cork
cornball
cornbread
corncob
cornea
corned
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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corner
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cornfield
cornflake
cornhusk
cornmeal
cornstalk
corny
coronary
coroner
corporal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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corporate
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corral
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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correct
corridor
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corrode
corroding
corrosive
corsage
corset
cortex
cosigner
cosmetics
cosmic
cosmos
cosponsor
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cost
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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cottage
cotton
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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couch
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cough
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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could
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countable
countdown
counting
countless
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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country
county
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courier
covenant
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cover
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coveted
coveting
coyness
cozily
coziness
cozy
crabbing
crabgrass
crablike
crabmeat
cradle
cradling
crafter
craftily
craftsman
craftwork
crafty
cramp
cranberry
crane
cranial
cranium
crank
crate
crave
craving
crawfish
crawlers
crawling
crayfish
crayon
crazed
crazily
craziness
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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crazy
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creamed
creamer
creamlike
crease
creasing
creatable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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create
creation
creative
creature
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credible
credibly
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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credit
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creed
creme
creole
crepe
crept
crescent
crested
cresting
crestless
crevice
crewless
crewman
crewmate
crib
cricket
cried
crier
crimp
crimson
cringe
cringing
crinkle
crinkly
crisped
crisping
crisply
crispness
crispy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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criteria
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critter
croak
crock
crook
croon
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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crop
cross
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crouch
crouton
crowbar
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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crowd
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crown
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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crucial
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crudely
crudeness
cruelly
cruelness
cruelty
crumb
crummiest
crummy
crumpet
crumpled
cruncher
crunching
crunchy
crusader
crushable
crushed
crusher
crushing
crust
crux
crying
cryptic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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crystal
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cubbyhole
cube
cubical
cubicle
cucumber
cuddle
cuddly
cufflink
culinary
culminate
culpable
culprit
cultivate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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cultural
culture
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cupbearer
cupcake
cupid
cupped
cupping
curable
curator
curdle
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cure
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curfew
curing
curled
curler
curliness
curling
curly
curry
curse
cursive
cursor
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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curtain
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curtly
curtsy
curvature
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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curve
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curvy
cushy
cusp
cussed
custard
custodian
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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custody
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customary
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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customer
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customize
customs
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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cut
cycle
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cyclic
cycling
cyclist
cylinder
cymbal
cytoplasm
cytoplast
dab
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dad
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daffodil
dagger
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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daily
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daintily
dainty
dairy
daisy
dallying
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dance
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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dancing
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dandelion
dander
dandruff
dandy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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danger
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dangle
dangling
daredevil
dares
daringly
darkened
darkening
darkish
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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darkness
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darkroom
darling
darn
dart
darwinism
dash
dastardly
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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data
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datebook
dating
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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daughter
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daunting
dawdler
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dawn
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daybed
daybreak
daycare
daydream
daylight
daylong
dayroom
daytime
dazzler
dazzling
deacon
deafening
deafness
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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dealer
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dealing
dealmaker
dealt
dean
debatable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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debate
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debating
debit
debrief
debtless
debtor
debug
debunk
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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decade
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decaf
decal
decathlon
decay
deceased
deceit
deceiver
deceiving
december
decency
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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decent
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deception
deceptive
decibel
decidable
decimal
decimeter
decipher
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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deck
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declared
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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decline
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decode
decompose
decorated
decorator
decoy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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decrease
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decree
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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dedicate
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dedicator
deduce
deduct
deed
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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deem
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deepen
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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deeply
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deepness
deface
defacing
defame
default
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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defeat
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defection
defective
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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defendant
defender
defense
defensive
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deferral
deferred
defiance
defiant
defile
defiling
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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define
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definite
deflate
deflation
deflator
deflected
deflector
defog
deforest
defraud
defrost
deftly
defuse
defy
degraded
degrading
degrease
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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degree
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dehydrate
deity
dejected
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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delay
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delegate
delegator
delete
deletion
delicacy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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delicate
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delicious
delighted
delirious
delirium
deliverer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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delivery
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delouse
delta
deluge
delusion
deluxe
demanding
demeaning
demeanor
demise
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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democracy
democrat
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demote
demotion
demystify
denatured
deniable
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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denial
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denim
denote
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dense
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density
dental
dentist
denture
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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deny
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deodorant
deodorize
departed
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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departure
depict
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deplete
depletion
deplored
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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deploy
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deport
depose
depraved
depravity
deprecate
depress
deprive
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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depth
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deputize
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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deputy
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derail
deranged
derby
derived
desecrate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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deserve
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deserving
designate
designed
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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designer
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designing
deskbound
desktop
deskwork
desolate
despair
despise
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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despite
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destiny
destitute
destruct
detached
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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detail
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detection
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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detective
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detector
detention
detergent
detest
detonate
detonator
detoxify
detract
deuce
devalue
deviancy
deviant
deviate
deviation
deviator
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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device
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devious
devotedly
devotee
devotion
devourer
devouring
devoutly
dexterity
dexterous
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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diabetes
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diabetic
diabolic
diagnoses
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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diagnosis
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diagram
dial
diameter
diaper
diaphragm
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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diary
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dice
dicing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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dictate
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dictation
dictator
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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difficult
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diffused
diffuser
diffusion
diffusive
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dig
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dilation
diligence
diligent
dill
dilute
dime
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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diminish
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dimly
dimmed
dimmer
dimness
dimple
diner
dingbat
dinghy
dinginess
dingo
dingy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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dining
dinner
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diocese
dioxide
diploma
dipped
dipper
dipping
directed
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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direction
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directive
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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directly
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directory
direness
dirtiness
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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disabled
disagree
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disallow
disarm
disarray
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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disaster
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disband
disbelief
disburse
discard
discern
discharge
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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disclose
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discolor
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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discount
discourse
discover
discuss
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disdain
disengage
disfigure
disgrace
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dish
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disinfect
disjoin
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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disk
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dislike
disliking
dislocate
dislodge
disloyal
dismantle
dismay
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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dismiss
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dismount
disobey
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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disorder
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disown
disparate
disparity
dispatch
dispense
dispersal
dispersed
disperser
displace
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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display
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displease
disposal
dispose
disprove
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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dispute
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disregard
disrupt
dissuade
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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distance
distant
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distaste
distill
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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distinct
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distort
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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distract
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distress
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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district
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distrust
ditch
ditto
ditzy
dividable
divided
dividend
dividers
dividing
divinely
diving
divinity
divisible
divisibly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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division
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divisive
divorcee
dizziness
dizzy
doable
docile
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dock
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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doctrine
document
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dodge
dodgy
doily
doing
dole
dollar
dollhouse
dollop
dolly
dolphin
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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domain
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domelike
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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domestic
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dominion
dominoes
donated
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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donation
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donator
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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donor
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donut
doodle
doorbell
doorframe
doorknob
doorman
doormat
doornail
doorpost
doorstep
doorstop
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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doorway
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doozy
dork
dormitory
dorsal
dosage
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dose
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dotted
doubling
douche
dove
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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down
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dowry
doze
drab
dragging
dragonfly
dragonish
dragster
drainable
drainage
drained
drainer
drainpipe
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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dramatic
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dramatize
drank
drapery
drastic
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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draw
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dreaded
dreadful
dreadlock
dreamboat
dreamily
dreamland
dreamless
dreamlike
dreamt
dreamy
drearily
dreary
drench
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dress
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drew
dribble
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dried
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drier
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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drift
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driller
drilling
drinkable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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drinking
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dripping
drippy
drivable
driven
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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driver
driveway
driving
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drizzle
drizzly
drone
drool
droop
drop-down
dropbox
dropkick
droplet
dropout
dropper
drove
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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drown
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drowsily
drudge
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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drum
dry
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dubbed
dubiously
duchess
duckbill
ducking
duckling
ducktail
ducky
duct
dude
duffel
dugout
duh
duke
duller
dullness
duly
dumping
dumpling
dumpster
duo
dupe
duplex
duplicate
duplicity
durable
durably
duration
duress
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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during
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dusk
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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dust
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dutiful
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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duty
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duvet
dwarf
dweeb
dwelled
dweller
dwelling
dwindle
dwindling
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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dynamic
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dynamite
dynasty
dyslexia
dyslexic
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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each
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eagle
earache
eardrum
earflap
earful
earlobe
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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early
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earmark
earmuff
earphone
earpiece
earplugs
earring
earshot
earthen
earthlike
earthling
earthly
earthworm
earthy
earwig
easeful
easel
easiest
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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easily
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easiness
easing
eastbound
eastcoast
easter
eastward
eatable
eaten
eatery
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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eating
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eats
ebay
ebony
ebook
ecard
eccentric
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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echo
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eclair
eclipse
ecologist
ecology
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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economic
economist
economy
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ecosphere
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ecosystem
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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edge
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edginess
edging
edgy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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edition
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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editor
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educated
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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education
educator
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eel
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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effective
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effects
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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efficient
effort
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eggbeater
egging
eggnog
eggplant
eggshell
egomaniac
egotism
egotistic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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either
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eject
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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elaborate
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elastic
elated
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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elbow
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eldercare
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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elderly
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eldest
electable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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election
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elective
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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elephant
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elevate
elevating
elevation
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
2014-02-07 13:33:30 -08:00
elevator
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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eleven
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elf
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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eligible
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eligibly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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eliminate
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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elite
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elitism
elixir
elk
ellipse
elliptic
elm
elongated
elope
eloquence
eloquent
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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elsewhere
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elude
elusive
elves
email
embargo
embark
embassy
embattled
embellish
ember
embezzle
emblaze
emblem
embody
embolism
emboss
embroider
emcee
emerald
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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emergency
emission
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emit
emote
emoticon
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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emotion
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empathic
empathy
emperor
emphases
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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emphasis
emphasize
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emphatic
empirical
employed
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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employee
employer
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emporium
empower
emptier
emptiness
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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empty
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emu
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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enable
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enactment
enamel
enchanted
enchilada
encircle
enclose
enclosure
encode
encore
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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encounter
encourage
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encroach
encrust
encrypt
endanger
endeared
endearing
ended
ending
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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endless
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endnote
endocrine
endorphin
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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endorse
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endowment
endpoint
endurable
endurance
enduring
energetic
energize
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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energy
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enforced
enforcer
engaged
engaging
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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engine
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engorge
engraved
engraver
engraving
engross
engulf
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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enhance
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enigmatic
enjoyable
enjoyably
enjoyer
enjoying
enjoyment
enlarged
enlarging
enlighten
enlisted
enquirer
enrage
enrich
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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enroll
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enslave
ensnare
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ensure
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entail
entangled
entering
entertain
enticing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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entire
entitle
entity
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entomb
entourage
entrap
entree
entrench
entrust
entryway
entwine
enunciate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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envelope
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enviable
enviably
envious
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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envision
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envoy
envy
enzyme
epic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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epidemic
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epidermal
epidermis
epidural
epilepsy
epileptic
epilogue
epiphany
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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episode
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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equal
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equate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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equation
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equator
equinox
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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equipment
equity
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equivocal
eradicate
erasable
erased
eraser
erasure
ergonomic
errand
errant
erratic
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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error
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erupt
escalate
escalator
escapable
escapade
escapist
escargot
eskimo
esophagus
espionage
espresso
esquire
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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essay
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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essence
essential
establish
estate
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esteemed
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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estimate
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estimator
estranged
estrogen
etching
eternal
eternity
ethanol
ether
ethically
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ethics
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euphemism
evacuate
evacuee
evade
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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evaluate
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evaluator
evaporate
evasion
evasive
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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even
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everglade
evergreen
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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everybody
everyday
everyone
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evict
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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evidence
evident
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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evil
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evoke
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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evolution
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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evolve
exact
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exalted
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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example
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excavate
excavator
exceeding
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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exception
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excess
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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exchange
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excitable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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exciting
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exclaim
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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exclude
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excluding
exclusion
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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exclusive
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excretion
excretory
excursion
excusable
excusably
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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excuse
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exemplary
exemplify
exemption
exerciser
exert
exes
exfoliate
exhale
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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exhaust
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exhume
exile
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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existing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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exit
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exodus
exonerate
exorcism
exorcist
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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expand
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expanse
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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expansion
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expansive
expectant
expedited
expediter
expel
expend
expenses
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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expensive
expert
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expire
expiring
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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explain
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expletive
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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explicit
explode
exploit
explore
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exploring
exponent
exporter
exposable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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expose
exposure
express
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expulsion
exquisite
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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extended
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extending
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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extent
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extenuate
exterior
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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external
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extinct
extortion
extradite
extras
extrovert
extrude
extruding
exuberant
fable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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fabric
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fabulous
facebook
facecloth
facedown
faceless
facelift
faceplate
faceted
facial
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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facility
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facing
facsimile
faction
factoid
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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factor
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factsheet
factual
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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faculty
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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fade
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fading
failing
falcon
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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fall
false
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falsify
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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fame
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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familiar
family
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famine
famished
fanatic
fancied
fanciness
fancy
fanfare
fang
fanning
fantasize
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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fantastic
fantasy
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fascism
fastball
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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faster
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fasting
fastness
faucet
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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favorable
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favorably
favored
favoring
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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favorite
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fax
feast
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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federal
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fedora
feeble
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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feed
feel
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feisty
feline
felt-tip
feminine
feminism
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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feminist
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feminize
femur
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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fence
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fencing
fender
ferment
fernlike
ferocious
ferocity
ferret
ferris
ferry
fervor
fester
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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festival
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festive
festivity
fetal
fetch
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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fever
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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fiber
fiction
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fiddle
fiddling
fidelity
fidgeting
fidgety
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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fifteen
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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fifth
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fiftieth
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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fifty
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figment
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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figure
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figurine
filing
filled
filler
filling
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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film
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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filter
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filth
filtrate
finale
finalist
finalize
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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finally
finance
financial
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finch
fineness
finer
finicky
finished
finisher
finishing
finite
finless
finlike
fiscally
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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fit
five
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flaccid
flagman
flagpole
flagship
flagstick
flagstone
flail
flakily
flaky
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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flame
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flammable
flanked
flanking
flannels
flap
flaring
flashback
flashbulb
flashcard
flashily
flashing
flashy
flask
flatbed
flatfoot
flatly
flatness
flatten
flattered
flatterer
flattery
flattop
flatware
flatworm
flavored
flavorful
flavoring
flaxseed
fled
fleshed
fleshy
flick
flier
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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flight
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flinch
fling
flint
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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flip
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flirt
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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float
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flock
flogging
flop
floral
florist
floss
flounder
flyable
flyaway
flyer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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flying
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flyover
flypaper
foam
foe
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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fog
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foil
folic
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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folk
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follicle
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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follow
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fondling
fondly
fondness
fondue
font
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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food
fool
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footage
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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football
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footbath
footboard
footer
footgear
foothill
foothold
footing
footless
footman
footnote
footpad
footpath
footprint
footrest
footsie
footsore
footwear
footwork
fossil
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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foster
founder
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founding
fountain
fox
foyer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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fraction
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fracture
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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fragile
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fragility
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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fragment
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fragrance
fragrant
frail
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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frame
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framing
frantic
fraternal
frayed
fraying
frays
freckled
freckles
freebase
freebee
freebie
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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freedom
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freefall
freehand
freeing
freeload
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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freely
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freemason
freeness
freestyle
freeware
freeway
freewill
freezable
freezing
freight
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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french
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frenzied
frenzy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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frequency
frequent
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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fresh
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fretful
fretted
friction
friday
fridge
fried
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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friend
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frighten
frightful
frigidity
frigidly
frill
fringe
frisbee
frisk
fritter
frivolous
frolic
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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from
front
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frostbite
frosted
frostily
frosting
frostlike
frosty
froth
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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frown
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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frozen
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fructose
frugality
frugally
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
fruit
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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frustrate
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frying
gab
gaffe
gag
gainfully
gaining
gains
gala
gallantly
galleria
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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gallery
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galley
gallon
gallows
gallstone
galore
galvanize
gambling
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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game
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gaming
gamma
gander
gangly
gangrene
gangway
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
gap
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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garage
garbage
garden
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gargle
garland
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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garlic
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garment
garnet
garnish
garter
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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gas
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gatherer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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gathering
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gating
gauging
gauntlet
gauze
gave
gawk
gazing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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gear
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gecko
geek
geiger
gem
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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gender
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generic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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generous
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genetics
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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genre
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gentile
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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gentleman
gently
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gents
geography
geologic
geologist
geology
geometric
geometry
geranium
gerbil
geriatric
germicide
germinate
germless
germproof
gestate
gestation
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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gesture
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getaway
getting
getup
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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giant
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gibberish
giblet
giddily
giddiness
giddy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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gift
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gigabyte
gigahertz
gigantic
giggle
giggling
giggly
gigolo
gilled
gills
gimmick
girdle
giveaway
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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given
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giver
giving
gizmo
gizzard
glacial
glacier
glade
gladiator
gladly
glamorous
glamour
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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glance
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glancing
glandular
glare
glaring
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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glass
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glaucoma
glazing
gleaming
gleeful
glider
gliding
glimmer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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glimpse
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glisten
glitch
glitter
glitzy
gloater
gloating
gloomily
gloomy
glorified
glorifier
glorify
glorious
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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glory
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gloss
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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glove
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glowing
glowworm
glucose
glue
gluten
glutinous
glutton
gnarly
gnat
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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goal
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goatskin
goes
goggles
going
goldfish
goldmine
goldsmith
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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golf
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goliath
gonad
gondola
gone
gong
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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good
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gooey
goofball
goofiness
goofy
google
goon
gopher
gore
gorged
gorgeous
gory
gosling
gossip
gothic
gotten
gout
gown
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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grab
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graceful
graceless
gracious
gradation
graded
grader
gradient
grading
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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gradually
graduate
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graffiti
grafted
grafting
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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grain
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granddad
grandkid
grandly
grandma
grandpa
grandson
granite
granny
granola
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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grant
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granular
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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grape
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graph
grapple
grappling
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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grasp
grass
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gratified
gratify
grating
gratitude
gratuity
gravel
graveness
graves
graveyard
gravitate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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gravity
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gravy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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gray
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grazing
greasily
greedily
greedless
greedy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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green
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greeter
greeting
grew
greyhound
grid
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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grief
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grievance
grieving
grievous
grill
grimace
grimacing
grime
griminess
grimy
grinch
grinning
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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grip
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gristle
grit
groggily
groggy
groin
groom
groove
grooving
groovy
grope
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ground
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grouped
grout
grove
grower
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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growing
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growl
grub
grudge
grudging
grueling
gruffly
grumble
grumbling
grumbly
grumpily
grunge
grunt
guacamole
guidable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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guidance
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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guide
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guiding
guileless
guise
gulf
gullible
gully
gulp
gumball
gumdrop
gumminess
gumming
gummy
gurgle
gurgling
guru
gush
gusto
gusty
gutless
guts
gutter
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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guy
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guzzler
gyration
habitable
habitant
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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habitat
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habitual
hacked
hacker
hacking
hacksaw
had
haggler
haiku
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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half
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halogen
halt
halved
halves
hamburger
hamlet
hammock
hamper
hamster
hamstring
handbag
handball
handbook
handbrake
handcart
handclap
handclasp
handcraft
handcuff
handed
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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handful
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handgrip
handgun
handheld
handiness
handiwork
handlebar
handled
handler
handling
handmade
handoff
handpick
handprint
handrail
handsaw
handset
handsfree
handshake
handstand
handwash
handwork
handwoven
handwrite
handyman
hangnail
hangout
hangover
hangup
hankering
hankie
hanky
haphazard
happening
happier
happiest
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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happily
happiness
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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happy
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harbor
hardcopy
hardcore
hardcover
harddisk
hardened
hardener
hardening
hardhat
hardhead
hardiness
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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hardly
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hardness
hardship
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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hardware
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hardwired
hardwood
hardy
harmful
harmless
harmonica
harmonics
harmonize
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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harmony
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harness
harpist
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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harsh
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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harvest
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hash
hassle
haste
hastily
hastiness
hasty
hatbox
hatchback
hatchery
hatchet
hatching
hatchling
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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hate
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hatless
hatred
haunt
haven
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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hazard
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hazelnut
hazily
haziness
hazing
hazy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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headache
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headband
headboard
headcount
headdress
headed
header
headfirst
headgear
heading
headlamp
headless
headlock
headphone
headpiece
headrest
headroom
headscarf
headset
headsman
headstand
headstone
headway
headwear
heap
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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heat
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heave
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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heavily
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heaviness
heaving
hedge
hedging
heftiness
hefty
helium
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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helmet
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helper
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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helpful
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helping
helpless
helpline
hemlock
hemstitch
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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hence
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henchman
henna
herald
herbal
herbicide
herbs
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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heritage
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hermit
heroics
heroism
herring
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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herself
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hertz
hesitancy
hesitant
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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hesitate
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hexagon
hexagram
hubcap
huddle
huddling
huff
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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hug
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hula
hulk
hull
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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human
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humble
humbling
humbly
humid
humiliate
humility
humming
hummus
humongous
humorist
humorless
humorous
humpback
humped
humvee
hunchback
hundredth
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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hunger
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hungrily
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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hungry
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hunk
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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hunter
hunting
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huntress
huntsman
hurdle
hurled
hurler
hurling
hurray
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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hurricane
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hurried
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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hurry
hurt
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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husband
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hush
husked
huskiness
hut
hybrid
hydrant
hydrated
hydration
hydrogen
hydroxide
hyperlink
hypertext
hyphen
hypnoses
hypnosis
hypnotic
hypnotism
hypnotist
hypnotize
hypocrisy
hypocrite
ibuprofen
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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ice
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iciness
icing
icky
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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icon
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icy
idealism
idealist
idealize
ideally
idealness
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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identical
identify
identity
ideology
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idiocy
idiom
idly
igloo
ignition
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ignore
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iguana
illicitly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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illusion
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illusive
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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image
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imaginary
imagines
imaging
imbecile
imitate
imitation
immature
immerse
immersion
imminent
immobile
immodest
immorally
immortal
immovable
immovably
immunity
immunize
impaired
impale
impart
impatient
impeach
impeding
impending
imperfect
imperial
impish
implant
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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implement
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implicate
implicit
implode
implosion
implosive
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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imply
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impolite
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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important
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importer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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impose
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imposing
impotence
impotency
impotent
impound
imprecise
imprint
imprison
impromptu
improper
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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improve
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improving
improvise
imprudent
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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impulse
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impulsive
impure
impurity
iodine
iodize
ion
ipad
iphone
ipod
irate
irk
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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iron
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irregular
irrigate
irritable
irritably
irritant
irritate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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islamic
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islamist
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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isolated
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isolating
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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isolation
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isotope
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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issue
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issuing
italicize
italics
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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item
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itinerary
itunes
ivory
ivy
jab
jackal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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jacket
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jackknife
jackpot
jailbird
jailbreak
jailer
jailhouse
jalapeno
jam
janitor
january
jargon
jarring
jasmine
jaundice
jaunt
java
jawed
jawless
jawline
jaws
jaybird
jaywalker
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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jazz
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jeep
jeeringly
jellied
jelly
jersey
jester
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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jet
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jiffy
jigsaw
jimmy
jingle
jingling
jinx
jitters
jittery
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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job
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jockey
jockstrap
jogger
jogging
john
joining
jokester
jokingly
jolliness
jolly
jolt
jot
jovial
joyfully
joylessly
joyous
joyride
joystick
jubilance
jubilant
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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judge
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judgingly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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judicial
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judiciary
judo
juggle
juggling
jugular
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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juice
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juiciness
juicy
jujitsu
jukebox
july
jumble
jumbo
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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jump
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junction
juncture
june
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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junior
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juniper
junkie
junkman
junkyard
jurist
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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juror
jury
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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justice
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justifier
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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justify
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justly
justness
juvenile
kabob
kangaroo
karaoke
karate
karma
kebab
keenly
keenness
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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keep
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keg
kelp
kennel
kept
kerchief
kerosene
kettle
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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kick
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kiln
kilobyte
kilogram
kilometer
kilowatt
kilt
kimono
kindle
kindling
kindly
kindness
kindred
kinetic
kinfolk
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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king
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kinship
kinsman
kinswoman
kissable
kisser
kissing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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kitchen
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kite
kitten
kitty
kiwi
kleenex
knapsack
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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knee
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knelt
knickers
knoll
koala
kooky
kosher
krypton
kudos
kung
labored
laborer
laboring
laborious
labrador
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ladder
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ladies
ladle
ladybug
ladylike
lagged
lagging
lagoon
lair
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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lake
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lance
landed
landfall
landfill
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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landing
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landlady
landless
landline
landlord
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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landmark
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landmass
landmine
landowner
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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landscape
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landside
landslide
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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language
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lankiness
lanky
lantern
lapdog
lapel
lapped
lapping
laptop
lard
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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large
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lark
lash
lasso
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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last
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latch
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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late
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lather
latitude
latrine
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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latter
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latticed
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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launch
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launder
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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laundry
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laurel
lavender
lavish
laxative
lazily
laziness
lazy
lecturer
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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left
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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legacy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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legal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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legend
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legged
leggings
legible
legibly
legislate
lego
legroom
legume
legwarmer
legwork
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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lemon
lend
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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length
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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lens
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lent
leotard
lesser
letdown
lethargic
lethargy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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letter
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lettuce
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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level
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leverage
levers
levitate
levitator
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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liability
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liable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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liberty
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librarian
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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library
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licking
licorice
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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lid
life
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lifter
lifting
liftoff
ligament
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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likely
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likeness
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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likewise
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liking
lilac
lilly
lily
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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limb
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limeade
limelight
limes
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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limit
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limping
limpness
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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line
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lingo
linguini
linguist
lining
linked
linoleum
linseed
lint
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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lion
lip
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liquefy
liqueur
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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liquid
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lisp
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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list
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litigate
litigator
litmus
litter
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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little
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livable
lived
lively
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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liver
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livestock
lividly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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living
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lizard
lubricant
lubricate
lucid
luckily
luckiness
luckless
lucrative
ludicrous
lugged
lukewarm
lullaby
lumber
luminance
luminous
lumpiness
lumping
lumpish
lunacy
lunar
lunchbox
luncheon
lunchroom
lunchtime
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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lung
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lurch
lure
luridness
lurk
lushly
lushness
luster
lustfully
lustily
lustiness
lustrous
lusty
luxurious
luxury
lying
lyrically
lyricism
lyricist
lyrics
macarena
macaroni
macaw
mace
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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machine
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machinist
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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magazine
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magenta
maggot
magical
magician
magma
magnesium
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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magnetic
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magnetism
magnetize
magnifier
magnify
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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magnitude
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magnolia
mahogany
maimed
majestic
majesty
majorette
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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majority
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makeover
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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maker
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makeshift
making
malformed
malt
mama
mammal
mammary
mammogram
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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manager
managing
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manatee
mandarin
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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mandate
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mandatory
mandolin
manger
mangle
mango
mangy
manhandle
manhole
manhood
manhunt
manicotti
manicure
manifesto
manila
mankind
manlike
manliness
manly
manmade
manned
mannish
manor
manpower
mantis
mantra
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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manual
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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many
map
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marathon
marauding
marbled
marbles
marbling
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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march
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mardi
margarine
margarita
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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margin
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marigold
marina
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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marine
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marital
maritime
marlin
marmalade
maroon
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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married
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marrow
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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marry
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marshland
marshy
marsupial
marvelous
marxism
mascot
masculine
mashed
mashing
massager
masses
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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massive
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mastiff
matador
matchbook
matchbox
matcher
matching
matchless
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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material
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maternal
maternity
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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math
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mating
matriarch
matrimony
matrix
matron
matted
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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matter
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maturely
maturing
maturity
mauve
maverick
maximize
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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maximum
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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maybe
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mayday
mayflower
moaner
moaning
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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mobile
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mobility
mobilize
mobster
mocha
mocker
mockup
modified
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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modify
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modular
modulator
module
moisten
moistness
moisture
molar
molasses
mold
molecular
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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molecule
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molehill
mollusk
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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mom
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monastery
monday
monetary
monetize
moneybags
moneyless
moneywise
mongoose
mongrel
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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monitor
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monkhood
monogamy
monogram
monologue
monopoly
monorail
monotone
monotype
monoxide
monsieur
monsoon
monstrous
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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monthly
monument
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moocher
moodiness
moody
mooing
moonbeam
mooned
moonlight
moonlike
moonlit
moonrise
moonscape
moonshine
moonstone
moonwalk
mop
morale
morality
morally
morbidity
morbidly
morphine
morphing
morse
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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mortality
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mortally
mortician
mortified
mortify
mortuary
mosaic
mossy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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most
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mothball
mothproof
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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motion
motivate
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motivator
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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motive
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motocross
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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motor
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motto
mountable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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mountain
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mounted
mounting
mourner
mournful
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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mouse
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mousiness
moustache
mousy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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mouth
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movable
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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move
movie
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moving
mower
mowing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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much
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muck
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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mud
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mug
mulberry
mulch
mule
mulled
mullets
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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multiple
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multiply
multitask
multitude
mumble
mumbling
mumbo
mummified
mummify
mummy
mumps
munchkin
mundane
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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municipal
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muppet
mural
murkiness
murky
murmuring
muscular
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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museum
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mushily
mushiness
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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mushroom
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mushy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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music
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musket
muskiness
musky
mustang
mustard
muster
mustiness
musty
mutable
mutate
mutation
mute
mutilated
mutilator
mutiny
mutt
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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mutual
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muzzle
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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myself
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myspace
mystified
mystify
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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myth
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nacho
nag
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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nail
name
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naming
nanny
nanometer
nape
napkin
napped
napping
nappy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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narrow
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nastily
nastiness
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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national
native
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nativity
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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natural
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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nature
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naturist
nautical
navigate
navigator
navy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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nearby
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nearest
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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nearly
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nearness
neatly
neatness
nebula
nebulizer
nectar
negate
negation
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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negative
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neglector
negligee
negligent
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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negotiate
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nemeses
nemesis
neon
nephew
nerd
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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nervous
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nervy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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nest
net
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neurology
neuron
neurosis
neurotic
neuter
neutron
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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never
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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next
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nibble
nickname
nicotine
niece
nifty
nimble
nimbly
nineteen
ninetieth
ninja
nintendo
ninth
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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nuclear
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nuclei
nucleus
nugget
nullify
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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number
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numbing
numbly
numbness
numeral
numerate
numerator
numeric
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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numerous
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nuptials
nursery
nursing
nurture
nutcase
nutlike
nutmeg
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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nutrient
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nutshell
nuttiness
nutty
nuzzle
nylon
oaf
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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oak
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oasis
oat
obedience
obedient
obituary
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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object
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obligate
obliged
oblivion
oblivious
oblong
obnoxious
oboe
obscure
obscurity
observant
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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observer
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observing
obsessed
obsession
obsessive
obsolete
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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obstacle
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obstinate
obstruct
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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obtain
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obtrusive
obtuse
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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obvious
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occultist
occupancy
occupant
occupier
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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occupy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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ocean
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ocelot
octagon
octane
october
octopus
ogle
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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oil
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oink
ointment
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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okay
old
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olive
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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olympics
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omega
omen
ominous
omission
omit
omnivore
onboard
oncoming
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ongoing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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onion
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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online
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onlooker
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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only
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onscreen
onset
onshore
onslaught
onstage
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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onto
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onward
onyx
oops
ooze
oozy
opacity
opal
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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open
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operable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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operate
operating
operation
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operative
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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operator
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opium
opossum
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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opponent
oppose
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opposing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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opposite
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oppressed
oppressor
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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opt
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opulently
osmosis
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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other
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otter
ouch
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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ought
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ounce
outage
outback
outbid
outboard
outbound
outbreak
outburst
outcast
outclass
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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outcome
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outdated
outdoors
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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outer
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outfield
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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outfit
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outflank
outgoing
outgrow
outhouse
outing
outlast
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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outlet
outline
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outlook
outlying
outmatch
outmost
outnumber
outplayed
outpost
outpour
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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output
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outrage
outrank
outreach
outright
outscore
outsell
outshine
outshoot
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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outsider
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outskirts
outsmart
outsource
outspoken
outtakes
outthink
outward
outweigh
outwit
oval
ovary
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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oven
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overact
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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overall
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overarch
overbid
overbill
overbite
overblown
overboard
overbook
overbuilt
overcast
overcoat
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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overcome
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overcook
overcrowd
overdraft
overdrawn
overdress
overdrive
overdue
overeager
overeater
overexert
overfed
overfeed
overfill
overflow
overfull
overgrown
overhand
overhang
overhaul
overhead
overhear
overheat
overhung
overjoyed
overkill
overlabor
overlaid
overlap
overlay
overload
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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overlook
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overlord
overlying
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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overnight
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overpass
overpay
overplant
overplay
overpower
overprice
overrate
overreach
overreact
override
overripe
overrule
overrun
overshoot
overshot
oversight
oversized
oversleep
oversold
overspend
overstate
overstay
overstep
overstock
overstuff
oversweet
overtake
overthrow
overtime
overtly
overtone
overture
overturn
overuse
overvalue
overview
overwrite
owl
oxford
oxidant
oxidation
oxidize
oxidizing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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oxygen
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oxymoron
oyster
ozone
paced
pacemaker
pacific
pacifier
pacifism
pacifist
pacify
padded
padding
paddle
paddling
padlock
pagan
pager
paging
pajamas
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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palace
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palatable
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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palm
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palpable
palpitate
paltry
pampered
pamperer
pampers
pamphlet
panama
pancake
pancreas
panda
pandemic
pang
panhandle
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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panic
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panning
panorama
panoramic
panther
pantomime
pantry
pants
pantyhose
paparazzi
papaya
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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paper
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paprika
papyrus
parabola
parachute
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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parade
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paradox
paragraph
parakeet
paralegal
paralyses
paralysis
paralyze
paramedic
parameter
paramount
parasail
parasite
parasitic
parcel
parched
parchment
pardon
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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parish
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parka
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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parking
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parkway
parlor
parmesan
parole
parrot
parsley
parsnip
partake
parted
parting
partition
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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partly
partner
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partridge
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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party
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passable
passably
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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passage
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passcode
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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passenger
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passerby
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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passing
passion
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passive
passivism
passover
passport
password
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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pasta
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pasted
pastel
pastime
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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pastor
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pastrami
pasture
pasty
patchwork
patchy
paternal
paternity
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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path
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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patience
patient
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patio
patriarch
patriot
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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patrol
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patronage
patronize
pauper
pavement
paver
pavestone
pavilion
paving
pawing
payable
payback
paycheck
payday
payee
payer
paying
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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payment
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payphone
payroll
pebble
pebbly
pecan
pectin
peculiar
peddling
pediatric
pedicure
pedigree
pedometer
pegboard
pelican
pellet
pelt
pelvis
penalize
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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penalty
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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pencil
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pendant
pending
penholder
penknife
pennant
penniless
penny
penpal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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pension
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pentagon
pentagram
pep
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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perceive
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percent
perch
percolate
perennial
perfected
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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perfectly
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perfume
periscope
perish
perjurer
perjury
perkiness
perky
perm
peroxide
perpetual
perplexed
persecute
persevere
persuaded
persuader
pesky
peso
pessimism
pessimist
pester
pesticide
petal
petite
petition
petri
petroleum
petted
petticoat
pettiness
petty
petunia
phantom
phobia
phoenix
phonebook
phoney
phonics
phoniness
phony
phosphate
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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photo
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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phrase
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phrasing
placard
placate
placidly
plank
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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planner
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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plant
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plasma
plaster
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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plastic
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plated
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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platform
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plating
platinum
platonic
platter
platypus
plausible
plausibly
playable
playback
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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player
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playful
playgroup
playhouse
playing
playlist
playmaker
playmate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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playoff
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playpen
playroom
playset
plaything
playtime
plaza
pleading
pleat
pledge
plentiful
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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plenty
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plethora
plexiglas
pliable
plod
plop
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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plot
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plow
ploy
pluck
plug
plunder
plunging
plural
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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plus
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plutonium
plywood
poach
pod
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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poem
poet
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pogo
pointed
pointer
pointing
pointless
pointy
poise
poison
poker
poking
polar
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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police
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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policy
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polio
polish
politely
polka
polo
polyester
polygon
polygraph
polymer
poncho
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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pond
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pony
popcorn
pope
poplar
popper
poppy
popsicle
populace
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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popular
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populate
porcupine
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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pork
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porous
porridge
portable
portal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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portfolio
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porthole
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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portion
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portly
portside
poser
posh
posing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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possible
possibly
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possum
postage
postal
postbox
postcard
posted
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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poster
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posting
postnasal
posture
postwar
pouch
pounce
pouncing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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pound
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pouring
pout
powdered
powdering
powdery
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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power
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powwow
pox
praising
prance
prancing
pranker
prankish
prankster
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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prayer
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praying
preacher
preaching
preachy
preamble
precinct
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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precise
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precision
precook
precut
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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predator
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predefine
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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predict
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preface
prefix
preflight
preformed
pregame
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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pregnancy
pregnant
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preheated
prelaunch
prelaw
prelude
premiere
premises
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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premium
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prenatal
preoccupy
preorder
prepaid
prepay
preplan
preppy
preschool
prescribe
preseason
preset
preshow
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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president
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presoak
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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press
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presume
presuming
preteen
pretended
pretender
pretense
pretext
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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pretty
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pretzel
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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prevail
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prevalent
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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prevent
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preview
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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previous
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prewar
prewashed
prideful
pried
primal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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primarily
primary
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primate
primer
primp
princess
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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print
prior
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prism
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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prison
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prissy
pristine
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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privacy
private
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privatize
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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prize
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proactive
probable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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probably
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probation
probe
probing
probiotic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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problem
procedure
process
proclaim
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procreate
procurer
prodigal
prodigy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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produce
product
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profane
profanity
professed
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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professor
profile
profound
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profusely
progeny
prognosis
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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program
progress
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projector
prologue
prolonged
promenade
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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prominent
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promoter
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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promotion
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prompter
promptly
prone
prong
pronounce
pronto
proofing
proofread
proofs
propeller
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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properly
property
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proponent
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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proposal
propose
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props
prorate
protector
protegee
proton
prototype
protozoan
protract
protrude
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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proud
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provable
proved
proven
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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provided
provider
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providing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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province
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proving
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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provoke
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provoking
provolone
prowess
prowler
prowling
proximity
proxy
prozac
prude
prudishly
prune
pruning
pry
psychic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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public
publisher
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pucker
pueblo
pug
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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pull
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pulmonary
pulp
pulsate
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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pulse
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pulverize
puma
pumice
pummel
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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punch
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punctual
punctuate
punctured
pungent
punisher
punk
pupil
puppet
puppy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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purchase
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pureblood
purebred
purely
pureness
purgatory
purge
purging
purifier
purify
purist
puritan
purity
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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purple
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purplish
purposely
purr
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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purse
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pursuable
pursuant
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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pursuit
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purveyor
pushcart
pushchair
pusher
pushiness
pushing
pushover
pushpin
pushup
pushy
putdown
putt
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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puzzle
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puzzling
pyramid
pyromania
python
quack
quadrant
quail
quaintly
quake
quaking
qualified
qualifier
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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qualify
quality
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qualm
quantum
quarrel
quarry
quartered
quarterly
quarters
quartet
quench
query
quicken
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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quickly
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quickness
quicksand
quickstep
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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quiet
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quill
quilt
quintet
quintuple
quirk
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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quit
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quiver
quizzical
quotable
quotation
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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quote
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rabid
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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race
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racing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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racism
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rack
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racoon
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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radar
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radial
radiance
radiantly
radiated
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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radiation
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radiator
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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radio
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radish
raffle
raft
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rage
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ragged
raging
ragweed
raider
railcar
railing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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railroad
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railway
raisin
rake
raking
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rally
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ramble
rambling
ramp
ramrod
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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ranch
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rancidity
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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random
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ranged
ranger
ranging
ranked
ranking
ransack
ranting
rants
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rare
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rarity
rascal
rash
rasping
ravage
raven
ravine
raving
ravioli
ravishing
reabsorb
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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reach
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reacquire
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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reaction
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reactive
reactor
reaffirm
ream
reanalyze
reappear
reapply
reappoint
reapprove
rearrange
rearview
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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reason
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reassign
reassure
reattach
reawake
rebalance
rebate
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rebel
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rebirth
reboot
reborn
rebound
rebuff
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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rebuild
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rebuilt
reburial
rebuttal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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recall
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recant
recapture
recast
recede
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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recent
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recess
recharger
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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recipient
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recital
recite
reckless
reclaim
recliner
reclining
recluse
reclusive
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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recognize
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recoil
recollect
recolor
reconcile
reconfirm
reconvene
recopy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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record
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recount
recoup
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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recovery
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recreate
rectal
rectangle
rectified
rectify
recycled
recycler
recycling
reemerge
reenact
reenter
reentry
reexamine
referable
referee
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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reference
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refill
refinance
refined
refinery
refining
refinish
reflected
reflector
reflex
reflux
refocus
refold
reforest
reformat
reformed
reformer
reformist
refract
refrain
refreeze
refresh
refried
refueling
refund
refurbish
refurnish
refusal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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refuse
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refusing
refutable
refute
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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regain
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regalia
regally
reggae
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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regime
region
register
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registrar
registry
regress
regretful
regroup
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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regular
regulate
regulator
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rehab
reheat
rehire
rehydrate
reimburse
reissue
reiterate
rejoice
rejoicing
rejoin
rekindle
relapse
relapsing
relatable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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related
relation
relative
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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relax
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relay
relearn
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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release
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relenting
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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reliable
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reliably
reliance
reliant
relic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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relieve
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relieving
relight
relish
relive
reload
relocate
relock
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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reluctant
rely
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remake
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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remark
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remarry
rematch
remedial
remedy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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remember
reminder
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remindful
remission
remix
remnant
remodeler
remold
remorse
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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remote
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removable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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removal
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removed
remover
removing
rename
renderer
rendering
rendition
renegade
renewable
renewably
renewal
renewed
renounce
renovate
renovator
rentable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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rental
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rented
renter
reoccupy
reoccur
reopen
reorder
repackage
repacking
repaint
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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repair
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repave
repaying
repayment
repeal
repeated
repeater
repent
rephrase
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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replace
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replay
replica
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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reply
reporter
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repose
repossess
repost
repressed
reprimand
reprint
reprise
reproach
reprocess
reproduce
reprogram
reps
reptile
reptilian
repugnant
repulsion
repulsive
repurpose
reputable
reputably
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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request
require
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requisite
reroute
rerun
resale
resample
rescuer
reseal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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research
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reselect
reseller
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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resemble
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resend
resent
reset
reshape
reshoot
reshuffle
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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residence
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residency
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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resident
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residual
residue
resigned
resilient
resistant
resisting
resize
resolute
resolved
resonant
resonate
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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resort
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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resource
respect
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resubmit
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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result
resume
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resupply
resurface
resurrect
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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retail
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retainer
retaining
retake
retaliate
retention
rethink
retinal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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retired
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retiree
retiring
retold
retool
retorted
retouch
retrace
retract
retrain
retread
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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retreat
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retrial
retrieval
retriever
retry
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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return
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retying
retype
reunion
reunite
reusable
reuse
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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reveal
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reveler
revenge
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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revenue
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reverb
revered
reverence
reverend
reversal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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reverse
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reversing
reversion
revert
revisable
revise
revision
revisit
revivable
revival
reviver
reviving
revocable
revoke
revolt
revolver
revolving
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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reward
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rewash
rewind
rewire
reword
rework
rewrap
rewrite
rhyme
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ribbon
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ribcage
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rice
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riches
richly
richness
rickety
ricotta
riddance
ridden
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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ride
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riding
rifling
rift
rigging
rigid
rigor
rimless
rimmed
rind
rink
rinse
rinsing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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riot
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ripcord
ripeness
ripening
ripping
ripple
rippling
riptide
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rise
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rising
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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risk
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risotto
ritalin
ritzy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rival
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riverbank
riverbed
riverboat
riverside
riveter
riveting
roamer
roaming
roast
robbing
robe
robin
robotics
robust
rockband
rocker
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rocket
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rockfish
rockiness
rocking
rocklike
rockslide
rockstar
rocky
rogue
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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roman
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romp
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rope
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roping
roster
rosy
rotten
rotting
rotunda
roulette
rounding
roundish
roundness
roundup
roundworm
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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routine
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routing
rover
roving
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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royal
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rubbed
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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rubber
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rubbing
rubble
rubdown
ruby
ruckus
rudder
rug
ruined
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rule
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rumble
rumbling
rummage
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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rumor
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runaround
rundown
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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runner
running
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runny
runt
runway
rupture
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rural
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ruse
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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rush
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rust
rut
sabbath
sabotage
sacrament
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sacred
sacrifice
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sadden
saddlebag
saddled
saddling
sadly
sadness
safari
safeguard
safehouse
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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safely
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safeness
saffron
saga
sage
sagging
saggy
said
saint
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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sake
salad
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salami
salaried
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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salary
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saline
salon
saloon
salsa
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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salt
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salutary
salute
salvage
salvaging
salvation
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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same
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sample
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sampling
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sanction
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sanctity
sanctuary
sandal
sandbag
sandbank
sandbar
sandblast
sandbox
sanded
sandfish
sanding
sandlot
sandpaper
sandpit
sandstone
sandstorm
sandworm
sandy
sanitary
sanitizer
sank
santa
sapling
sappiness
sappy
sarcasm
sarcastic
sardine
sash
sasquatch
sassy
satchel
satiable
satin
satirical
satisfied
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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satisfy
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saturate
saturday
sauciness
saucy
sauna
savage
savanna
saved
savings
savior
savor
saxophone
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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say
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scabbed
scabby
scalded
scalding
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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scale
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scaling
scallion
scallop
scalping
scam
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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scandal
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scanner
scanning
scant
scapegoat
scarce
scarcity
scarecrow
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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scared
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scarf
scarily
scariness
scarring
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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scary
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scavenger
scenic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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schedule
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schematic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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scheme
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scheming
schilling
schnapps
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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scholar
science
scientist
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scion
scoff
scolding
scone
scoop
scooter
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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scope
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scorch
scorebook
scorecard
scored
scoreless
scorer
scoring
scorn
scorpion
scotch
scoundrel
scoured
scouring
scouting
scouts
scowling
scrabble
scraggly
scrambled
scrambler
scrap
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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scratch
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scrawny
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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screen
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scribble
scribe
scribing
scrimmage
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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script
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scroll
scrooge
scrounger
scrubbed
scrubber
scruffy
scrunch
scrutiny
scuba
scuff
sculptor
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sculpture
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scurvy
scuttle
secluded
secluding
seclusion
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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second
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secrecy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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secret
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sectional
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sector
secular
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securely
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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security
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sedan
sedate
sedation
sedative
sediment
seduce
seducing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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segment
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seismic
seizing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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seldom
selected
selection
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selective
selector
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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self
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seltzer
semantic
semester
semicolon
semifinal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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seminar
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semisoft
semisweet
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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senate
senator
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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send
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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senior
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senorita
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sensation
sensitive
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sensitize
sensually
sensuous
sepia
september
septic
septum
sequel
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sequence
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sequester
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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series
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sermon
serotonin
serpent
serrated
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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serve
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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service
serving
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sesame
sessions
setback
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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setting
settle
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settling
setup
sevenfold
seventeen
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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seventh
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seventy
severity
shabby
shack
shaded
shadily
shadiness
shading
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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shadow
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shady
shaft
shakable
shakily
shakiness
shaking
shaky
shale
shallot
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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shallow
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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shame
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shampoo
shamrock
shank
shanty
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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shape
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shaping
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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share
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sharpener
sharper
sharpie
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sharply
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sharpness
shawl
sheath
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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shed
sheep
sheet
shelf
shell
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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shelter
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shelve
shelving
sherry
shield
shifter
shifting
shiftless
shifty
shimmer
shimmy
shindig
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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shine
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shingle
shininess
shining
shiny
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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ship
shirt
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shivering
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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shock
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shone
shoplift
shopper
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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shopping
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shoptalk
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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shore
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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shortage
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shortcake
shortcut
shorten
shorter
shorthand
shortlist
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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shortly
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shortness
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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shorts
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shortwave
shorty
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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shout
shove
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showbiz
showcase
showdown
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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shower
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showgirl
showing
showman
shown
showoff
showpiece
showplace
showroom
showy
shrank
shrapnel
shredder
shredding
shrewdly
shriek
shrill
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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shrimp
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shrine
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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shrink
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shrivel
shrouded
shrubbery
shrubs
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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shrug
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shrunk
shucking
shudder
shuffle
shuffling
shun
shush
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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shut
shy
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siamese
siberian
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sibling
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siding
sierra
siesta
sift
sighing
silenced
silencer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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silent
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silica
silicon
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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silk
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silliness
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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silly
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silo
silt
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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silver
similarly
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simile
simmering
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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simple
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simplify
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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simply
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sincere
sincerity
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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singer
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singing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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single
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singular
sinister
sinless
sinner
sinuous
sip
siren
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sister
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sitcom
sitter
sitting
situated
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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situation
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sixfold
sixteen
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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sixth
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sixties
sixtieth
sixtyfold
sizable
sizably
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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size
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sizing
sizzle
sizzling
skater
skating
skedaddle
skeletal
skeleton
skeptic
sketch
skewed
skewer
skid
skied
skier
skies
skiing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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skilled
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skillet
skillful
skimmed
skimmer
skimming
skimpily
skincare
skinhead
skinless
skinning
skinny
skintight
skipper
skipping
skirmish
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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skirt
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skittle
skydiver
skylight
skyline
skype
skyrocket
skyward
slab
slacked
slacker
slacking
slackness
slacks
slain
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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slam
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slander
slang
slapping
slapstick
slashed
slashing
slate
slather
slaw
sled
sleek
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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sleep
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sleet
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sleeve
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slept
sliceable
sliced
slicer
slicing
slick
slider
slideshow
sliding
slighted
slighting
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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slightly
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slimness
slimy
slinging
slingshot
slinky
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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slip
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slit
sliver
slobbery
slogan
sloped
sloping
sloppily
sloppy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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slot
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slouching
slouchy
sludge
slug
slum
slurp
slush
sly
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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small
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smartly
smartness
smasher
smashing
smashup
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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smell
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smelting
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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smile
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smilingly
smirk
smite
smith
smitten
smock
smog
smoked
smokeless
smokiness
smoking
smoky
smolder
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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smooth
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smother
smudge
smudgy
smuggler
smuggling
smugly
smugness
snack
snagged
snaking
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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snap
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snare
snarl
snazzy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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sneak
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sneer
sneeze
sneezing
snide
sniff
snippet
snipping
snitch
snooper
snooze
snore
snoring
snorkel
snort
snout
snowbird
snowboard
snowbound
snowcap
snowdrift
snowdrop
snowfall
snowfield
snowflake
snowiness
snowless
snowman
snowplow
snowshoe
snowstorm
snowsuit
snowy
snub
snuff
snuggle
snugly
snugness
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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speak
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spearfish
spearhead
spearman
spearmint
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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species
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specimen
specked
speckled
specks
spectacle
spectator
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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spectrum
speculate
speech
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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speed
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spellbind
speller
spelling
spendable
spender
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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spending
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spent
spew
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sphere
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spherical
sphinx
spider
spied
spiffy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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spill
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spilt
spinach
spinal
spindle
spinner
spinning
spinout
spinster
spiny
spiral
spirited
spiritism
spirits
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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spiritual
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splashed
splashing
splashy
splatter
spleen
splendid
splendor
splice
splicing
splinter
splotchy
splurge
spoilage
spoiled
spoiler
spoiling
spoils
spoken
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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spokesman
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sponge
spongy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sponsor
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spoof
spookily
spooky
spool
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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spoon
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spore
sporting
sports
sporty
spotless
spotlight
spotted
spotter
spotting
spotty
spousal
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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spouse
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spout
sprain
sprang
sprawl
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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spray
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spree
sprig
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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spring
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sprinkled
sprinkler
sprint
sprite
sprout
spruce
sprung
spry
spud
spur
sputter
spyglass
squabble
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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squad
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squall
squander
squash
squatted
squatter
squatting
squeak
squealer
squealing
squeamish
squeegee
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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squeeze
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squeezing
squid
squiggle
squiggly
squint
squire
squirt
squishier
squishy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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stability
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stabilize
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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stable
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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stack
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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stadium
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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staff
stage
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staging
stagnant
stagnate
stainable
stained
staining
stainless
stalemate
staleness
stalling
stallion
stamina
stammer
stamp
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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stand
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stank
staple
stapling
starboard
starch
stardom
stardust
starfish
stargazer
staring
stark
starless
starlet
starlight
starlit
starring
starry
starship
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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starter
starting
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startle
startling
startup
starved
starving
stash
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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state
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static
statistic
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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statue
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stature
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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status
statute
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statutory
staunch
stays
steadfast
steadier
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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steadily
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steadying
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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steam
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steed
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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steep
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steerable
steering
steersman
stegosaur
stellar
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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stem
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stench
stencil
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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step
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stereo
sterile
sterility
sterilize
sterling
sternness
sternum
stew
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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stick
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stiffen
stiffly
stiffness
stifle
stifling
stillness
stilt
stimulant
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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stimulate
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stimuli
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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stimulus
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stinger
stingily
stinging
stingray
stingy
stinking
stinky
stipend
stipulate
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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stir
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stitch
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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stock
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stoic
stoke
stole
stomp
stonewall
stoneware
stonework
stoning
stony
stood
stooge
stool
stoop
stoplight
stoppable
stoppage
stopped
stopper
stopping
stopwatch
storable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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storage
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storeroom
storewide
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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storm
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stout
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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stove
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stowaway
stowing
straddle
straggler
strained
strainer
straining
strangely
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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stranger
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strangle
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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strategic
strategy
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stratus
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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straw
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stray
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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streak
stream
street
strength
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strenuous
strep
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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stress
stretch
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strewn
stricken
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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strict
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stride
strife
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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strike
striking
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strive
striving
strobe
strode
stroller
strongbox
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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strongly
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strongman
struck
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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structure
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strudel
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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struggle
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strum
strung
strut
stubbed
stubble
stubbly
stubborn
stucco
stuck
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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student
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studied
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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studio
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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study
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stuffed
stuffing
stuffy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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stumble
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stumbling
stump
stung
stunned
stunner
stunning
stunt
stupor
sturdily
sturdy
styling
stylishly
stylist
stylized
stylus
suave
subarctic
subatomic
subdivide
subdued
subduing
subfloor
subgroup
subheader
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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subject
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sublease
sublet
sublevel
sublime
submarine
submerge
submersed
submitter
subpanel
subpar
subplot
subprime
subscribe
subscript
subsector
subside
subsiding
subsidize
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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subsidy
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subsoil
subsonic
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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substance
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subsystem
subtext
subtitle
subtly
subtotal
subtract
subtype
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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suburb
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subway
subwoofer
subzero
succulent
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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such
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suction
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sudden
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sudoku
suds
sufferer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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suffering
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suffice
suffix
suffocate
suffrage
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
sugar
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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suggest
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suing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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suitable
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suitably
suitcase
suitor
sulfate
sulfide
sulfite
sulfur
sulk
sullen
sulphate
sulphuric
sultry
superbowl
superglue
superhero
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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superior
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superjet
superman
supermom
supernova
supervise
supper
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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supplier
supply
support
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supremacy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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supreme
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surcharge
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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surely
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sureness
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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surface
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surfacing
surfboard
surfer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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surgery
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surgical
surging
surname
surpass
surplus
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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surprise
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surreal
surrender
surrogate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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surround
survey
survival
survive
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surviving
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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survivor
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sushi
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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suspect
suspend
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suspense
sustained
sustainer
swab
swaddling
swagger
swampland
swan
swapping
swarm
sway
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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swear
sweat
sweep
swell
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swept
swerve
swifter
swiftly
swiftness
swimmable
swimmer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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swimming
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swimsuit
swimwear
swinger
swinging
swipe
swirl
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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switch
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swivel
swizzle
swooned
swoop
swoosh
swore
sworn
swung
sycamore
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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sympathy
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symphonic
symphony
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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symptom
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synapse
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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syndrome
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synergy
synopses
synopsis
synthesis
synthetic
syrup
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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system
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t-shirt
tabasco
tabby
tableful
tables
tablet
tableware
tabloid
tackiness
tacking
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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tackle
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tackling
tacky
taco
tactful
tactical
tactics
tactile
tactless
tadpole
taekwondo
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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tag
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tainted
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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take
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taking
talcum
talisman
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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tall
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talon
tamale
tameness
tamer
tamper
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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tank
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tanned
tannery
tanning
tantrum
tapeless
tapered
tapering
tapestry
tapioca
tapping
taps
tarantula
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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target
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tarmac
tarnish
tarot
tartar
tartly
tartness
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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task
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tassel
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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taste
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tastiness
tasting
tasty
tattered
tattle
tattling
tattoo
taunt
tavern
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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thank
that
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thaw
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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theater
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theatrics
thee
theft
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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theme
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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theology
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theorize
thermal
thermos
thesaurus
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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these
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thesis
thespian
thicken
thicket
thickness
thieving
thievish
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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thigh
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thimble
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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thing
think
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thinly
thinner
thinness
thinning
thirstily
thirsting
thirsty
thirteen
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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thirty
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thong
thorn
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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those
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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thousand
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thrash
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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thread
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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threaten
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threefold
thrift
thrill
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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thrive
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thriving
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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throat
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throbbing
throng
throttle
throwaway
throwback
thrower
throwing
thud
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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thumb
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thumping
thursday
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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thus
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thwarting
thyself
tiara
tibia
tidal
tidbit
tidiness
tidings
tidy
tiger
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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tighten
tightly
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tightness
tightrope
tightwad
tigress
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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tile
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tiling
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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till
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tilt
timid
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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timing
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timothy
tinderbox
tinfoil
tingle
tingling
tingly
tinker
tinkling
tinsel
tinsmith
tint
tinwork
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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tiny
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tipoff
tipped
tipper
tipping
tiptoeing
tiptop
tiring
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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tissue
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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trace
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tracing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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track
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traction
tractor
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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trade
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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trading
tradition
traffic
tragedy
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trailing
trailside
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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train
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traitor
trance
tranquil
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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transfer
transform
translate
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transpire
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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transport
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transpose
trapdoor
trapeze
trapezoid
trapped
trapper
trapping
traps
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
trash
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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travel
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traverse
travesty
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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tray
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treachery
treading
treadmill
treason
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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treat
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treble
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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tree
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trekker
tremble
trembling
tremor
trench
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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trend
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trespass
triage
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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trial
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triangle
tribesman
tribunal
tribune
tributary
tribute
triceps
trickery
trickily
tricking
trickle
trickster
tricky
tricolor
tricycle
trident
tried
trifle
trifocals
trillion
trilogy
trimester
trimmer
trimming
trimness
trinity
trio
tripod
tripping
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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triumph
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trivial
trodden
trolling
trombone
trophy
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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tropical
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tropics
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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trouble
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troubling
trough
trousers
trout
trowel
truce
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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truck
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truffle
trump
trunks
trustable
trustee
trustful
trusting
trustless
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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truth
try
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tubby
tubeless
tubular
tucking
tuesday
tug
tuition
tulip
tumble
tumbling
tummy
turban
turbine
turbofan
turbojet
turbulent
turf
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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turkey
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turmoil
turret
turtle
tusk
tutor
tutu
tux
tweak
tweed
tweet
tweezers
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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twelve
twentieth
twenty
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twerp
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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twice
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twiddle
twiddling
twig
twilight
twine
twins
twirl
twistable
twisted
twister
twisting
twisty
twitch
twitter
tycoon
tying
tyke
udder
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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ultimate
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ultimatum
ultra
umbilical
umbrella
umpire
unabashed
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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unable
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unadorned
unadvised
unafraid
unaired
unaligned
unaltered
unarmored
unashamed
unaudited
unawake
unaware
unbaked
unbalance
unbeaten
unbend
unbent
unbiased
unbitten
unblended
unblessed
unblock
unbolted
unbounded
unboxed
unbraided
unbridle
unbroken
unbuckled
unbundle
unburned
unbutton
uncanny
uncapped
uncaring
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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uncertain
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unchain
unchanged
uncharted
uncheck
uncivil
unclad
unclaimed
unclamped
unclasp
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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uncle
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unclip
uncloak
unclog
unclothed
uncoated
uncoiled
uncolored
uncombed
uncommon
uncooked
uncork
uncorrupt
uncounted
uncouple
uncouth
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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uncover
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uncross
uncrown
uncrushed
uncured
uncurious
uncurled
uncut
undamaged
undated
undaunted
undead
undecided
undefined
underage
underarm
undercoat
undercook
undercut
underdog
underdone
underfed
underfeed
underfoot
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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undergo
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undergrad
underhand
underline
underling
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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undermine
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undermost
underpaid
underpass
underpay
underrate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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undertake
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undertone
undertook
undertow
underuse
underwear
underwent
underwire
undesired
undiluted
undivided
undocked
undoing
undone
undrafted
undress
undrilled
undusted
undying
unearned
unearth
unease
uneasily
uneasy
uneatable
uneaten
unedited
unelected
unending
unengaged
unenvied
unequal
unethical
uneven
unexpired
unexposed
unfailing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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unfair
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unfasten
unfazed
unfeeling
unfiled
unfilled
unfitted
unfitting
unfixable
unfixed
unflawed
unfocused
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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unfold
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unfounded
unframed
unfreeze
unfrosted
unfrozen
unfunded
unglazed
ungloved
unglue
ungodly
ungraded
ungreased
unguarded
unguided
unhappily
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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unhappy
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unharmed
unhealthy
unheard
unhearing
unheated
unhelpful
unhidden
unhinge
unhitched
unholy
unhook
unicorn
unicycle
unified
unifier
uniformed
uniformly
unify
unimpeded
uninjured
uninstall
uninsured
uninvited
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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union
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uniquely
unisexual
unison
unissued
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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unit
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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universal
universe
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unjustly
unkempt
unkind
unknotted
unknowing
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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unknown
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unlaced
unlatch
unlawful
unleaded
unlearned
unleash
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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unless
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unleveled
unlighted
unlikable
unlimited
unlined
unlinked
unlisted
unlit
unlivable
unloaded
unloader
unlocked
unlocking
unlovable
unloved
unlovely
unloving
unluckily
unlucky
unmade
unmanaged
unmanned
unmapped
unmarked
unmasked
unmasking
unmatched
unmindful
unmixable
unmixed
unmolded
unmoral
unmovable
unmoved
unmoving
unnamable
unnamed
unnatural
unneeded
unnerve
unnerving
unnoticed
unopened
unopposed
unpack
unpadded
unpaid
unpainted
unpaired
unpaved
unpeeled
unpicked
unpiloted
unpinned
unplanned
unplanted
unpleased
unpledged
unplowed
unplug
unpopular
unproven
unquote
unranked
unrated
unraveled
unreached
unread
unreal
unreeling
unrefined
unrelated
unrented
unrest
unretired
unrevised
unrigged
unripe
unrivaled
unroasted
unrobed
unroll
unruffled
unruly
unrushed
unsaddle
unsafe
unsaid
unsalted
unsaved
unsavory
unscathed
unscented
unscrew
unsealed
unseated
unsecured
unseeing
unseemly
unseen
unselect
unselfish
unsent
unsettled
unshackle
unshaken
unshaved
unshaven
unsheathe
unshipped
unsightly
unsigned
unskilled
unsliced
unsmooth
unsnap
unsocial
unsoiled
unsold
unsolved
unsorted
unspoiled
unspoken
unstable
unstaffed
unstamped
unsteady
unsterile
unstirred
unstitch
unstopped
unstuck
unstuffed
unstylish
unsubtle
unsubtly
unsuited
unsure
unsworn
untagged
untainted
untaken
untamed
untangled
untapped
untaxed
unthawed
unthread
untidy
untie
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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until
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untimed
untimely
untitled
untoasted
untold
untouched
untracked
untrained
untreated
untried
untrimmed
untrue
untruth
unturned
untwist
untying
unusable
unused
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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unusual
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unvalued
unvaried
unvarying
unveiled
unveiling
unvented
unviable
unvisited
unvocal
unwanted
unwarlike
unwary
unwashed
unwatched
unweave
unwed
unwelcome
unwell
unwieldy
unwilling
unwind
unwired
unwitting
unwomanly
unworldly
unworn
unworried
unworthy
unwound
unwoven
unwrapped
unwritten
unzip
upbeat
upchuck
upcoming
upcountry
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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update
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upfront
upgrade
upheaval
upheld
uphill
uphold
uplifted
uplifting
upload
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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upon
upper
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upright
uprising
upriver
uproar
uproot
upscale
upside
upstage
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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upstairs
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upstart
upstate
upstream
upstroke
upswing
uptake
uptight
uptown
upturned
upward
upwind
uranium
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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urban
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urchin
urethane
urgency
urgent
urging
urologist
urology
usable
usage
useable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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used
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uselessly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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user
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usher
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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usual
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utensil
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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utility
utilize
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utmost
utopia
utter
vacancy
vacant
vacate
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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vacation
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vagabond
vagrancy
vagrantly
vaguely
vagueness
valiant
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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valid
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valium
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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valley
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valuables
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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value
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vanilla
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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vanish
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vanity
vanquish
vantage
vaporizer
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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variable
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variably
varied
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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variety
various
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varmint
varnish
varsity
varying
vascular
vaseline
vastly
vastness
veal
vegan
veggie
vehicular
velcro
velocity
velvet
vendetta
vending
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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vendor
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veneering
vengeful
venomous
ventricle
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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venture
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venue
venus
verbalize
verbally
verbose
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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verdict
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verify
verse
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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version
versus
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vertebrae
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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vertical
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vertigo
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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very
vessel
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vest
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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veteran
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veto
vexingly
viability
viable
vibes
vice
vicinity
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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victory
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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video
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viewable
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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viewer
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viewing
viewless
viewpoint
vigorous
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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village
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villain
vindicate
vineyard
vintage
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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violate
violation
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violator
violet
violin
viper
viral
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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virtual
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virtuous
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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virus
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visa
viscosity
viscous
viselike
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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visible
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visibly
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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vision
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visiting
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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visitor
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visor
vista
vitality
vitalize
vitally
vitamins
vivacious
vividly
vividness
vixen
vocalist
vocalize
vocally
vocation
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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voice
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voicing
void
volatile
volley
voltage
volumes
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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voter
voting
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voucher
vowed
vowel
voyage
wackiness
wad
wafer
waffle
waged
wager
wages
waggle
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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wagon
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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wake
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waking
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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walk
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walmart
walnut
walrus
waltz
wand
wannabe
wanted
wanting
wasabi
washable
washbasin
washboard
washbowl
washcloth
washday
washed
washer
washhouse
washing
washout
washroom
washstand
washtub
wasp
wasting
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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watch
water
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waviness
waving
wavy
whacking
whacky
wham
wharf
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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wheat
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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whenever
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whiff
whimsical
whinny
whiny
whisking
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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whoever
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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whole
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whomever
whoopee
whooping
whoops
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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why
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wick
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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widely
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widen
widget
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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widow
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width
wieldable
wielder
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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wife
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wifi
wikipedia
wildcard
wildcat
wilder
wildfire
wildfowl
wildland
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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wildlife
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wildly
wildness
willed
willfully
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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willing
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willow
willpower
wilt
wimp
wince
wincing
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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wind
wing
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winking
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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winner
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winnings
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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winter
wipe
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wired
wireless
wiring
wiry
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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wisdom
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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wise
wish
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wisplike
wispy
wistful
wizard
wobble
wobbling
wobbly
wok
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
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wolf
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wolverine
womanhood
womankind
womanless
womanlike
womanly
womb
woof
wooing
wool
woozy
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
word
work
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
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worried
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worrier
worrisome
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
worry
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worsening
worshiper
worst
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
wound
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woven
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
wow
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wrangle
wrath
wreath
wreckage
wrecker
wrecking
wrench
wriggle
wriggly
wrinkle
wrinkly
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
wrist
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
2014-02-07 13:33:30 -08:00
writing
written
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wrongdoer
wronged
wrongful
wrongly
wrongness
wrought
xbox
xerox
yahoo
yam
yanking
yapping
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
yard
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yarn
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
yeah
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yearbook
yearling
yearly
yearning
yeast
yelling
yelp
yen
Passphrase: replace word list with more common words. Fixes issue #28 Rather than cleaning up the old list, I decided to replace it wholesale with a list of more common words in American English. This list is sourced from the free 5,000 most common word list on http://www.wordfrequency.info. The provided list was edited for a normalized format and to eliminate duplicates and words of under 3 letters.
2014-02-07 13:33:30 -08:00
yesterday
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yiddish
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
yield
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yin
yippee
yo-yo
yodel
yoga
yogurt
yonder
yoyo
yummy
zap
zealous
zebra
zen
zeppelin
zero
zestfully
zesty
zigzagged
zipfile
zipping
zippy
zips
zit
zodiac
zombie
refactored passphrase to use a simpler goodie.txt Instead of building a hash from a source file containing index and word separated by spaces this new version builds an array of words and randomly selects elements from it. This will make it easier to modify the list of words since indexes don't need to be maintained by hand. This has the added bonus of being able to splice from the array, thus guaranteeing that we don't pick the same word more than once in a single passphrase.
2011-11-27 16:00:36 -08:00
zone
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zoning
zookeeper
zoologist
zoology
zoom