Common Word Story 9 Working at the Zoo This story is made from randomly chosen common words. I have picked ten words from this list: (see if you can also make a story) monkey directory glacis deal toxin medicaid Daniel complacence decant meet emotive winning flippant gallop lapse esophagus reinvigorate wok bate kingpin My Story: Working at the Zoo Looking at the zoo directory, we see Daniel. Once you’ve met him, you’ll remember. While others have lapsed into complacence, he has thrived. His emotive feelings for monkeys and other animals has kept him reinvigorated. He has been able to decant a toxin from snake venom for study. Looking at the list of names at the zoo, we see Daniel. Once you’ve talked to him, you’ll remember. While others have fallen into a bored, listless routine, Daniel has grooved on his job. His enthusiasm for monkeys and other animals has kept him alive. He has been able to distill a poison from snake venom for study. Please review this story and view the whole common word list.

Common Word Story 8 The English Empire After World War Two This story is made from randomly chosen common words. I have picked ten words from this list: (see if you can also make a story) I have included the full 17,000 word list of English words. relief claw Judism viceroy flounder flowery ghee relief eschatology otolith behead lepton defenestrate incontinent essay colloquial perambulate glutenous genial firmament My Story: After ww2 the empire foundered. The natives in the colonies clawed for independence. Viceroys were beheaded and defenestrated. It was a relief when genial agreements were made for places to leave the empire. Flowery essays were written to make the process look better. After ww2 the empire stumbled. The natives in the colonies fought for independence Representatives of the crown had their heads cut off and were thrown out of windows. It was unburdening when friendly agreements were made for places to leave the empire. High sounding texts have been written to make the process look better.

Common Word Story 7 Walter Winchel This story is made from randomly chosen common words. I have picked ten words from this list: (see if you can also make a story) Asterisk carat lesbian reprehensible ductile gorgonzola animal cyclotron posy ingrained lionize Hyksos servant elope antigen fluvial intermission Ares lucrative cerise My Story: Walter Winchel Reprehensible language is represented in text by characters like carats and asterisks. When a famous married man eloped with his lovely servant creating a massive scandal, Walter Winchel was lionized for writing a newspaper article using these characters. Writing this little posy was lucrative for Winchel who became a top reporter. Instead of looking like an animal, he seemed witty and clever by replacing crude language with asterisks and carats so you could fill in the blanks with you imagination. Offensive language is shown in text by symbols like ^ and *. When a famous married man ran away with his lovely maid causing a massive flap Walter Winchel got honors for writing a newspaper article using these charcers. Writing this little poetry was of great financial benefit for Winchel who became a top reported. Instead of looking lowly, he seemed smart and inventive by substituting bad language with * and ^

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Common Word Story 5 Today’s Food This story is made from randomly chosen common words. I have picked ten words from this list: (see if you can also make a story) tacit horse sledgehammer garble diorite bold noon dope disburse hooky fortitude debar styrofoam grandee culinary solarium variable grand mal goad concoct My story: Today’s Food Culinary standards have been garbled in today's USA. Gordon Ramsey is presented as a grandee in Atlantic City. He has take a sledgehammer to the standard menu. While offerings are variable, it is tacitly understood that his concoctions are fast food; some even being boldly presented on styrofoam. However; every noon, many people line up at his restaurant at Ceasar’s Palace Casino. Food standards have been blurd in today's USA. Gordon Ramsey is presented as a big shot in Atlantic City. He has take a wrecking ball to the standard menu. While offerings are mixed, it is quietly understood that his listings are fast food; some even being openly presented on paper plates. However; every lunchtime, many people line up at his restaurant at Ceasar’s Palace Casino. Will you please review this story.

Common Word Story 4 Wild Halloween Parties This story is made from randomly chosen common words. I have picked ten words from this list: (see if you can also make a story) cabby recompense avalance costume nestle wayward tithe venereal nosh redound timorous coiffeur mesoderm self defense normative bisulfate unwitting usurp fauna tawdy My story: Wild Halloween Parties Halloween party goers wear many funny tawdry costumes. It is normative to see fanciful coiffeurs on wayward teens, an avalanche of cabbies and other professions nestled with people dressed in every type of fauna, like deer and rabbits. Unwitting timorous first timers get afraid as events redound and passion usurps common sense. Halloween party goers wear many funny cheap showy outfits. It is the norm to see weird hairdos on unruly teens, a ton of cabbies and other professions snuggled with people dressed in every type of animal, like deer and rabbits. Unaware shy first timers get afraid as events evolve and passion takes the place of common sense. Will you please review this story.

Common Word Story 3 Army Training This story is made from randomly chosen common words. I have picked ten words from this list: (see if you can also make a story) brownie reservist kilogram epidermal Frisian background situate thick indignity fireman perhaps credulity fallacy transmission aquiline trollop directive pipette Cowper’s gland quip My story: Army Training The transmission of Army values starts in boot camps. Credulous reservist of many backgrounds follow the directives of drill sergeants. But it’s a fallacy that they jump at every quip of their masters. Fort Dix is situated in the thick woodlands of the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. Generations of trainees have survived indignities on their way to becoming soldiers. They have eaten kilograms of rations including mummified brownies. The passing on of Army values starts in boot camps. Trusting trainees from many places follow the orders of drill sergeants. But it’s a false idea that they jump at every bark of their masters. Fort Dix is located in the dense woodlands of the Pine Barrens of New Jersey. Generations of trainees have survived rough conditions on their way to becoming soldiers. They have eaten pounds of rations including dried out preserved brownies. Will you please review this story.

Common Word Story 2 Cohnan the Barbarian This story is made from randomly chosen common words. (see my word list) I have picked ten words from this list: (see if you can also make a story) innocuous out-of-the-way whelp tribulation mock protestant euphemism buckler booby third lemon barge efficacious commerce preeminent alpaca inimitable Tudor scot appliance My story: Cohnan the Barbarian The preeminent barbarian is the inimitable Cohnan the Barbarian whose triumphs and tribulations have been portrayed in books and movies. It begins in an innocuous, out-of-the-way village, where we see the people involved in the life and commerce of a third world culture. Suddenly, we see the flash of swords and bucklers. Barharian hoards kill and mock their victims scotting any chance at progress and peace. Cohnan is left an orphan whelp. The youngster is put to work pushing an appliance to grind grain for years. However; this toil is efficacious to make him into a muscled giant, fit for a life of adventures in which he avenges the deaths of his family. Will you please review this story.

This story was made from randomly choose words. Darwin was a kingpin in classical zoology science. He had the usual tact that came with British high birth in the 19th century. He abominated violence but his theories created stupendous controversy. It was a craze in his own time. People goaded him at conferences saying he was wrong as officious supporters defended him. He retreated to a conservancy and became a recluse. He has maintained posthumous fame and honor as his ideas have been proven correct.

Here then is my vocabulary list. I have chosen all the words I have come across in my life. A vocabulary is very personal; it reflects all the knowledge and activities of a person. I am a dabbler, so I have been exposed to a fair share of specialty words. Of course, I have tried to include all the common words too. English vocabulary is very rich and supports many interests and pursuits. Please feel free to look at it and use it in your projects. Also your comments are welcome.

Here are 100 twenty word lists to start stories with. Pick ten words from each list to make a story. Ideal for do nows and creative writing.

Here is a statistical game you may be interested in. What I did was give offensive and defensive abilities to fighter you make. There run fights and a winners is determined. There are other programs to find the odds of winning and the payout. There are programs to run automatic tournaments to identify fighters of greater ability. There is a way to run fights quickly and show the winner to winnow through fighters and identify the best.

Here are all my vocabulary stories. In them, I use ten words to write a short story then write a paraphrase.

1 Vocabulary Story 1001 Why Second Born Sons Attacked New Lands . It was the prerogative for the successive first born sons to inherit the whole estate. So, younger sons diffused, looking for new lands. They were not abashed to be culpable of crimes as chronicled by the historians of Sicily and other places. This fraternal arrangement is the plausible reason for a lot of bathos and history. . . . . 2 Vocabulary Story 1001 Why Second Born Sons Attacked New Lands . It was the right for the each first born sons to inherit the whole estate. So, younger sons spread out, looking for new lands. They were not ashamed to be guilty of crimes as recorded by the historians of Sicily and other places. This brotherly system is the believable reason for a lot of passion and history. . . . . 3 Vocabulary Story 1001 Why Second Born Sons Attacked New Lands

1 Vocabulary Story 1000 The Feelings at the Start of World War Two . In the beginning of WW2, a confluence of events showed vivid proof of the inimical intents of Germany and Japan. In amity, throngs of recruits joined up to form units, it was an auspicious sign. Poltroons hid. Everyone wanted to be claimant for being the one that gouged out the Furher’s eyes. . . . 2 Vocabulary Story 1000 The Feelings at the Start of World War Two . In the beginning of WW2, a coming together of events showed stark proof of the harmful intentions of Germany and Japan. In good will, crowds of recruits joined up to form units, it was a favorable sign. Cowards hid. Everyone wanted to be the one to say he was the one that took out the Furher’s eyes. . .

1 Vocabulary Story 999 How the Pesticide Industry Behaved After WW2 . The herbicide industry was a juggernaut. The dichotomy of regulator and promoter became blurred for government. In their hubris they overused weed killers; a decanter of which could poison a whole city. This was untenable and astute people blew the whistle; with startling revelations people were arraigned for. . . . . 2 Vocabulary Story 999 How the Pesticide Industry Behaved After WW2 . The weed killer industry was a steam roller. The dual role of umpire and advocate became blurred for government. In their pride they overused weed killers; a jug of which could poison a whole city. This was unsupportable and alert people blew the whistle; with shocking data people were brought to trial for. . . . . 3 Vocabulary Story 999 How the Pesticide Industry Behaved After WW2

1 Vocabulary Story 998 How Jesus Did With Herod . Jesus was sent to Herod a miserly product of nepotism, to see if his countryman could reconcile his case. So Jesus stood there in his lacerated clothes and Herod questioned him in his own idioms. It was an unprecedented situation; the elegantly pompadoured Herod and Jesus in his crown of thorns. It could have been Jesus’s salvation but Herod double his veracity and said he prevaricated and sent him away. . . 2 Vocabulary Story 998 How Jesus Did With Herod . Jesus was sent to Herod a grasping product of inbreeding, to see if his countryman could solve his case. So Jesus stood there in his ripped up clothes and Herod questioned him in his own language. It was a first as a situation; the stylishly coiffured Herod and Jesus in his crown of thorns. It could have been Jesus’s lifeline but Herod double his truthfulness and said he lied and sent him away.

1 Vocabulary Story 997 Where My Travels Have Taken Me . My peregrinations took me to halcyon places and others with absolute tumult. Best to be wily and distinguish between the two at a distance. One place had vestiges of the old days - tiers of flayed animal heads! Reprehensible! . . . . . 2 Vocabulary Story 997 Where My Travels Have Taken Me . My wanderings took me to peaceful places and others with complete chaos. Best to be wise and see between the two at a distance. One place had left overs of the old days - rows of skinned animal heads! Shameful! .

1 Vocabulary Story 996 What Old Rulers Do . When a potentate gets to be an octogenarian, it’s an unfaltering rule that he turns to genocide and terror as a panacea for his loosening grip on power. This was a systematic problem in China. They even have an ideogram describing it. It is an angular symbol meaning 'end of reign - tremble. It was an inane system. . . . 2 Vocabulary Story 996 What Old Rulers Do . When a strongman gets to be an 80 year old, it’s an unfailing rule that he turns to mass murder and terror as a cure-all for his loosening grip on power. This was a built-in problem in China. They even have an letter describing it. It is a squarish symbol meaning 'end of reign - tremble. It was a nonsensical system.

1 Vocabulary Story 995 What Things are Kind in a Bad Economy . Oscillations in the economy cause snafus. Before the abyss, people hoard in a raucous way. People are proffered the dregs and take it. Once indomitable people beg or become criminals, absconding with funds and goods. They take the pledge verbatim but don’t intend to keep it. . . . . 2 Vocabulary Story 995 What Things are Kind in a Bad Economy . Swings in the economy cause mess ups. Before the fall, people pile up goods in a wild way. People are offered the left-overs and take it. Once proud people beg or become criminals, running off with funds and goods. They take the pledge word for word but don’t intend to keep it.