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  1. {
  2. "origin":["#title#"],
  3.  
  4. "title" : [
  5. "The #t01# of Hercule Poirot",
  6. "#t01# at the #ina.capitalizeAll#",
  7. "Poirot's Last #event.capitalizeAll#",
  8. "#dt.capitalizeAll# Most Foul",
  9. "The #ina.capitalizeAll# #t01#",
  10. "#t01# at #h1##h2# #h3#",
  11. "The #hday# #t01#",
  12. "The #adj.capitalizeAll# #job.capitalizeAll#'s #crime.capitalizeAll#",
  13. "The #adj.capitalizeAll# #job.capitalizeAll#'s #t02#",
  14. "Lord #h1##h2#'s #t01#",
  15. "Lady #h1##h2#'s #t02#",
  16. "The Mystery of the Missing #clue.capitalizeAll#",
  17. "The Case of the #adj.capitalizeAll# #job.capitalizeAll#",
  18. "The Adventure of the #wrong.capitalizeAll# #clue.capitalizeAll#",
  19. "#t01# at #h1##h2# #h3#",
  20. "#nursery#",
  21. "Tea For Two and #crime.capitalizeAll# Too",
  22. "The #fig.capitalizeAll# #job.capitalizeAll#",
  23. "The Strange Case of #fname# #lname#",
  24. "The Odd Affair of #mnick# #lname#",
  25. "The #hair.capitalizeAll#-Haired #job.capitalizeAll#",
  26. "Hercule Poirot and the #adj.capitalizeAll# #job.capitalizeAll#",
  27. "A #missive.capitalizeAll# from #city#",
  28. "The #job.capitalizeAll# with the #color.capitalizeAll# Eyes",
  29. "Black Coffee With #drug.capitalizeAll#",
  30. "The #t001# #t01# at the #ina#",
  31. "The #t001# #t01# of Lord #h1##h2#",
  32. "The #t001# #t01# at #h1##h2# #h3#"
  33. ],
  34.  
  35. "color":[
  36. "red",
  37. "orange",
  38. "yellow",
  39. "green",
  40. "blue",
  41. "purple",
  42. "white",
  43. "black",
  44. "brown",
  45. "scarlet",
  46. "ochre",
  47. "violet",
  48. "lilac",
  49. "gold",
  50. "silver",
  51. "mauve",
  52. "crimson",
  53. "azure",
  54. "russet",
  55. "grey",
  56. "white",
  57. "pink",
  58. "chartreuse"
  59. ],
  60.  
  61. "missive":[
  62. "letter",
  63. "note",
  64. "postcard",
  65. "telegram"
  66. ],
  67.  
  68. "hair" : [
  69. "auburn",
  70. "blond",
  71. "brown",
  72. "black",
  73. "curly",
  74. "dark",
  75. "dark brown",
  76. "grey",
  77. "jet black",
  78. "light brown",
  79. "long",
  80. "red",
  81. "short",
  82. "silver",
  83. "straight",
  84. "strawberry blond",
  85. "wavy"
  86. ],
  87.  
  88. "fig":[
  89. "bearded",
  90. "ghostly",
  91. "masked",
  92. "mysterious",
  93. "otherworldly",
  94. "plump",
  95. "shadowy",
  96. "sinister",
  97. "spectral",
  98. "veiled"
  99. ],
  100.  
  101. "nursery" : [
  102. "A-Tisket, A-Tasket, A-#titleT#",
  103. "Baa, Baa, Black Sheep",
  104. "Eeny, Meeny, Miny, #t01#",
  105. "Frère Jacques",
  106. "Itsy Bitsy Spider",
  107. "#fname# Had A Little Lamb",
  108. "One Man Went To Mow",
  109. "Pease Porridge #wrong.capitalizeAll#",
  110. "Three Blind #people.capitalizeAll#",
  111. "Twinkle Twinkle Little #clue.capitalizeAll#"
  112. ],
  113.  
  114. "titleT":[
  115. "Theft",
  116. "Teapot",
  117. "Teacup",
  118. "Tennis Racket",
  119. "Telegram",
  120. "Train Ticket",
  121. "Typewriter",
  122. "Tisane",
  123. "Taxi",
  124. "Trolley",
  125. "Tea Tray",
  126. "Telephone"
  127. ],
  128.  
  129. "t001":[
  130. "Baffling",
  131. "Bizarre",
  132. "Curious",
  133. "Inexplicable",
  134. "Mysterious",
  135. "Odd",
  136. "Peculiar",
  137. "Perplexing",
  138. "Puzzling",
  139. "Strange",
  140. "Unfathomable",
  141. "Unusual"
  142. ],
  143.  
  144. "t01" : [
  145. "Affair",
  146. "Bloodshed",
  147. "Death",
  148. "Dilemma",
  149. "Escapades",
  150. "Hijinks",
  151. "Horseplay",
  152. "Mischief",
  153. "Murder",
  154. "Murders",
  155. "Mystery",
  156. "Robbery",
  157. "Sin",
  158. "Theft",
  159. "Tragedy",
  160. "Trouble",
  161. "Villainy"
  162. ],
  163.  
  164. "t02" : [
  165. "Disappearance",
  166. "Last Stand",
  167. "Regret",
  168. "Remorse",
  169. "Repentance",
  170. "Revenge"
  171. ],
  172.  
  173.  
  174. "hday" : [
  175. "Boxing Day",
  176. "Christmas",
  177. "Christmas Eve",
  178. "Easter",
  179. "Guy Fawkes Day",
  180. "New Year's Day",
  181. "New Year's Eve",
  182. "Valentine's Day"
  183. ],
  184.  
  185.  
  186. "h0" : [
  187. "East",
  188. "Great",
  189. "King's",
  190. "Little",
  191. "North",
  192. "South",
  193. "West"
  194. ],
  195.  
  196. "h1" : [
  197. "Alder",
  198. "Ander",
  199. "Bald",
  200. "Bel",
  201. "Blod",
  202. "Chamber",
  203. "Chance",
  204. "Charm",
  205. "Clear",
  206. "Cops",
  207. "Crab",
  208. "Crump",
  209. "Dander",
  210. "Drowsing",
  211. "Elder",
  212. "Elm",
  213. "Felder",
  214. "Fern",
  215. "Fitz",
  216. "Frog",
  217. "Glade",
  218. "Glamper",
  219. "Griffin",
  220. "Hay",
  221. "Heath",
  222. "Holly",
  223. "Hop",
  224. "Hush",
  225. "Isling",
  226. "Jam",
  227. "June",
  228. "Killings",
  229. "Lake",
  230. "Lambs",
  231. "Longton",
  232. "Lowder",
  233. "Mander",
  234. "Merry",
  235. "Mountain",
  236. "Nether",
  237. "North",
  238. "Meadow",
  239. "Nimble",
  240. "Oxling",
  241. "Ostley",
  242. "Park",
  243. "Pember",
  244. "Plock",
  245. "Questing",
  246. "Raven",
  247. "River",
  248. "Rumple",
  249. "Rush",
  250. "Sedge",
  251. "Sled",
  252. "Snow",
  253. "Stock",
  254. "Stow",
  255. "Summer",
  256. "Thames",
  257. "Thax",
  258. "Thomlin",
  259. "Thrimble",
  260. "Vine",
  261. "Whimple",
  262. "Whit",
  263. "Willow",
  264. "Wrax",
  265. "Wynder"
  266. ],
  267.  
  268. "h2" : [
  269. "borough",
  270. "bourne",
  271. "braham",
  272. "bridge",
  273. "brooke",
  274. "bury",
  275. "chest",
  276. "church",
  277. "cliffe",
  278. "cock",
  279. "combe",
  280. "cott",
  281. "croft",
  282. "dale",
  283. "den",
  284. "field",
  285. "ford",
  286. "gar",
  287. "graham",
  288. "grove",
  289. "ham",
  290. "hampton",
  291. "head",
  292. "hill",
  293. "hurst",
  294. "kirk",
  295. "lark",
  296. "ledge",
  297. "leigh",
  298. "leydale",
  299. "licote",
  300. "long",
  301. "mead",
  302. "more",
  303. "mark",
  304. "pool",
  305. "sands",
  306. "stoke",
  307. "stone",
  308. "thorp",
  309. "thorpe",
  310. "ton",
  311. "tree",
  312. "view",
  313. "well",
  314. "worth"
  315. ],
  316.  
  317. "h3" : [
  318. "Abbey",
  319. "Castle",
  320. "Chase",
  321. "Downs",
  322. "Gardens",
  323. "Grange",
  324. "Grove",
  325. "Hall",
  326. "House",
  327. "Manor",
  328. "Park",
  329. "Place",
  330. "Terrace",
  331. "Villa",
  332. "Common",
  333. "Grove",
  334. "Hollow",
  335. "Lacey",
  336. "Pool",
  337. "Port",
  338. "Palace"
  339. ],
  340.  
  341. "dt" : [
  342. "murder",
  343. "strangulation",
  344. "bludgeoning",
  345. "drowning",
  346. "stabbing",
  347. "beheading",
  348. "poisoning",
  349. "shooting",
  350. "overdose"
  351. ],
  352.  
  353. "crime" : [
  354. "murder",
  355. "theft",
  356. "arson",
  357. "blackmail",
  358. "forgery",
  359. "smuggling",
  360. "fraud",
  361. "assault",
  362. "extortion",
  363. "adultery",
  364. "espionage",
  365. "bank robbery",
  366. "abduction",
  367. "kidnapping"
  368. ],
  369.  
  370. "frel" : [
  371. "aunt",
  372. "cousin",
  373. "mother",
  374. "grandmother",
  375. "sister",
  376. "niece"
  377. ],
  378.  
  379. "mrel" : [
  380. "uncle",
  381. "cousin",
  382. "father",
  383. "grandfather",
  384. "brother",
  385. "nephew"
  386. ],
  387.  
  388. "fname" : [
  389. "Adeline","Agatha","Agnes","Althea","Amelia","Antonia","Audrey","Beatrice","Belinda","Bernadette","Bridget","Camilla","Carolyn","Celestine","Charity","Clarissa","Clementine","Colleen","Cornelia","Cynthia","Daphne","Diana","Dorcas","Dorothy","Drusilla","Edith","Edna","Eleanor","Elsie","Emily","Ernestine","Euphemia","Eva","Flossie","Frances","Francine","Freda","Gabriella","Genevieve","Georgine","Geraldine","Gerda","Gladys","Gloria","Gwenda","Helena","Heloise","Henrietta","Honoria","Imogen","Irene","Iris","Isabelle","Ismene","Ivy","Jane","Josephine","Joyce","Judith","Julia","Katherine","Kathleen","Lavinia","Leonora","Lillian","Linnet","Lydia","Magdalena","Marjorie","Matilda","Merlina","Miranda","Myrtle","Nadine","Nancy","Nora","Octavia","Olivia","Ophelia","Pamela","Pauline","Pearl","Penelope","Petunia","Philippa","Philomena","Phoebe","Phyllida","Poppy","Prunella","Regina","Rosalind","Rose","Ruby","Ruth","Samantha","Sarah","Sibyll","Simone","Sophia","Susan","Sylvia","Thelma","Theresa","Thora","Ursula","Valentine","Vera","Veronica","Violet","Virginia","Vivian","Wilhemina","Winifred","Yolande","Yvette","Zoe"
  390. ],
  391.  
  392. "fnick" : [
  393. "Apple","Betty","Edie","Evie","Fanny","Gertie","Izzy","Lulu","Midge","Suze","Tilly","Viv"
  394. ],
  395.  
  396. "mname" : [
  397. "Acton","Albert","Alfred","Alistair","Allan","Ambrose","Arnold","Arthur","Barclay","Barnaby","Bartholomew","Benjamin","Bernard","Bertram","Broderick","Bruno","Calvin","Cecil","Cedric","Charles","Christopher","Clarence","Colin","Cuthbert","Cyril","Damian","David","Desmond","Dominic","Donald","Douglas","Duncan","Edgar","Edward","Ethan","Eustace","Everard","Fabian","Felix","Ferdinand","Florian","Frederick","Francis","Gabriel","Geoffrey","George","Gerard","Gideon","Godfrey","Gregory","Harold","Hector","Horace","Howard","Humphrey","Ignatius","Isaac","Ivor","James","Jasper","Jerome","Joseph","Kenneth","Kilroy","Laurence","Leonard","Leopold","Lionel","Lucian","Luther","Marcus","Mark","Maximilian","Michael","Miles","Nathan","Neil","Nicholas","Nigel","Noel","Norman","Octavius","Oliver","Orlando","Oscar","Oswald","Owen","Patrick","Paul","Percy","Peter","Philip","Ptolemy","Quentin","Quincy","Quinlan","Randall","Raymond","Reginald","Ripley","Robert","Roderick","Rufus","Rupert","Sebastian","Simeon","Stephen","Talbot","Tancred","Theodore","Thomas","Ulysses","Vernon","Victor","Vincent","Walter","Wilbraham","William"
  398. ],
  399.  
  400. "mnick" : [
  401. "Bert","Buddy","Bunny","Dick","Dizzy","Geoff","Gus","Kit","Max","Rory","Terry"
  402. ],
  403.  
  404. "lname" : [
  405. "Aintree","Andrews","Angkatell","Archer","Arkwright","Armstrong","Arnold","Arundale","Babbington","Barbour","Barnard","Barlow","Barnes","Barraclough","Barrowby","Bassingborne","Bates","Baxendale","Beltane","Benson","Blankenship","Bonnington","Bracegirdle","Brackenborough","Braithwaite","Brimblecombe","Brookes","Cableworthy","Caldwell","Calthrop","Carlisle","Carrington","Cavendish","Chadwick","Chambers","Collins","Compton","Crabtree","Crale","Crankshaw","Croome","Crowley","Crutchley","Culpepper","Culverhouse","Cunningham","Dalgleish","Daniels","Davenheim","Davenport","Dawlish","de Winton","Dempster","Denby","Deverell","Dixon","Doyle","Drake","Edgarton","Edwards","Ellery","Elsom","Emerson","Everest","Ewart","Fairchild","Farley","Featherstone","Fenton","Feversham","Finch","Flint","Forbes","Forsythe","Forthright","Foxborough","Freshwater","Frost","Gale","Gardner","Gascoigne","Gillbride","Gordon","Graham","Greenwood","Grey","Griffiths","Grimshaw","Griswold","Grosvenor","Gudgeon","Hale","Halliday","Haltwhistle","Hampstead","Hardwicke","Hargraves","Hart","Hawthorne","Hayward","Heathborough","Holloway","Horbury","Hubbard","Huckabee","Huntington","Hutchison","Inglethorpe","Ingram","Jacobson","Johnston","Keene","Kerr","Killigrew","Kirby","Larkspur","Lazenby","Lennox","Lingard","Livingston","Lockhart","Lockwood","Longfellow","Maltravers","Marlbury","Marsden","Martindale","Merriwether","Middleton","Mitchell","Montresor","Murdoch","Murray","Naughton","Nesbit","Nethercott","Neill","Nethercott","Noble","Norton","Oglander","Osbourne","Otterbourne","Oxspring","Peabody","Pearstock","Pebmarsh","Pemberton","Perry","Petersworth","Peverill","Pickering","Plaskett","Plenderleith","Polkinhorn","Potts","Pritchard","Pryce","Rainesfere","Raleigh","Richardson","Ridgeway","Robinson","Roughwood","Runcorn","Ryecart","Sadler","Sainsbury","Satterthwaite","Saxby","Scrivener","Sheldrake","Shipsley","Shufflebottom","Siddaway","Sinclair","Skipworth","Slater","Snell","Spratt","Stanton","Sterling","Sticklebucket","Stillingfleet","Stuart","Summerhayes","Sutcliffe","Swinburne","Talbot","Tedmarsh","Templeton","Thackeray","Thorndike","Tindall","Titheradge","Tolliver","Tomlinson","Trabshaw","Tricklebank","Trowbridge","Turner","Turnpenny","Underhill","Underwood","Vanderlyn","Vaughan","Vavasour","Wakefield","Walsh","Waterhouse","Wells","Whitaker","Willoughby","Windsor","Winterbourne","Winthrop","Woodley","Woodward","Worcester","Worstone","Wrigley","Youngblood"
  406. ],
  407.  
  408. "job" : [
  409. "accountant","actor","architect","attorney","author","aviator","banker","bartender","beekeeper","blacksmith","calligrapher","carpenter","carpenter","cartographer","cellist","chauffeur","chef","chemist","clown","collector","colonel","composer","constable","dancer","dentist","doctor","Egyptologist","farmer","farrier","fashion designer","fencer","flower salesperson","gamekeeper","gardener","golfer","hotel owner","hunter","illusionist","impressionist","inventor","jockey","judge","lawyer","locksmith","member of the idle rich","milliner","model","mortician","museum curator","music hall performer","painter","philosopher","photographer","pianist","pie factory owner","playwright","plumber","poet","potter","professor","prosecutor","public bathroom attendant","racing jockey","restaurateur","sculptor","secretary","stockings salesperson","tea server","teacher","telephone operator","trombonist","ventriloquist","viscount","welder","window repairperson","winemaker"
  410. ],
  411.  
  412. "qp" : [
  413. "from County #irishco#",
  414. "of some renown",
  415. "who believes in ghosts",
  416. "who suffers frequent headaches",
  417. "who collects Belgian miniature bronzes",
  418. "who drives an Alvis",
  419. "who enjoys nude modeling",
  420. "who gambled away the family fortune",
  421. "who indulges in Egyptian spirituality",
  422. "who is short on cash",
  423. "who is terrible at golf",
  424. "who is left-handed",
  425. "who fears 'white slavers' irrationally",
  426. "with a phobia of #weather.s#",
  427. "who smokes lackadaisically",
  428. "who thinks the bolshies are behind it all",
  429. "with a bizarre hat",
  430. "with very dark spectacles",
  431. "who wears a mysterious veil",
  432. "who wears a lot of flashy jewelry",
  433. "with a bad reputation",
  434. "with a gold tooth",
  435. "with a strong Australian accent",
  436. "with ill-fitting clothes",
  437. "with very strong spectacles",
  438. "who loves to gossip",
  439. "who has been divorced seven times",
  440. "who uses a distinctive walking stick",
  441. "rumored to have pro-#nat# sympathies",
  442. "who moonlights as #job.a#",
  443. "who collects rare #clue.s#",
  444. "who knows a lot about #subj#",
  445. "who knows nothing about #subj#",
  446. "with a distinctive birthmark",
  447. "who is bedridden",
  448. "with #hair# hair"
  449. ],
  450.  
  451. "adj" : [
  452. "adulterous",
  453. "adventurous",
  454. "affectionate",
  455. "alcoholic",
  456. "alluring",
  457. "ambidextrous",
  458. "ambitious",
  459. "amusing",
  460. "analytical",
  461. "annoying",
  462. "anxious",
  463. "apprehensive",
  464. "asinine",
  465. "beautiful",
  466. "boastful",
  467. "bossy",
  468. "bothersome",
  469. "brave",
  470. "bumbling",
  471. "businesslike",
  472. "calm",
  473. "candid",
  474. "cantankerous",
  475. "capricious",
  476. "charming",
  477. "cheerful",
  478. "chivalrous",
  479. "churlish",
  480. "clumsy",
  481. "compulsive",
  482. "condescending",
  483. "confident",
  484. "courageous",
  485. "cowardly",
  486. "curious",
  487. "cynical",
  488. "deceptive",
  489. "decisive",
  490. "dependable",
  491. "determined",
  492. "disagreeable",
  493. "dishonest",
  494. "disorganised",
  495. "domineering",
  496. "eager",
  497. "eccentric",
  498. "elusive",
  499. "emotional",
  500. "enchanting",
  501. "energetic",
  502. "enthusiastic",
  503. "excitable",
  504. "fearful",
  505. "feverish",
  506. "flirtatious",
  507. "focused",
  508. "forgetful",
  509. "forthright",
  510. "fractious",
  511. "frank",
  512. "free-spirited",
  513. "garrulous",
  514. "generous",
  515. "gentle",
  516. "gloomy",
  517. "glum",
  518. "good-natured",
  519. "gregarious",
  520. "gullible",
  521. "happy",
  522. "haughty",
  523. "helpful",
  524. "high-strung",
  525. "honest",
  526. "imaginative",
  527. "impetuous",
  528. "impoverished",
  529. "impractical",
  530. "impulsive",
  531. "indecisive",
  532. "insincere",
  533. "inscrutable",
  534. "insecure",
  535. "intelligent",
  536. "irascible",
  537. "irrational",
  538. "irritable",
  539. "jealous",
  540. "judgmental",
  541. "kind",
  542. "knowledgeable",
  543. "lazy",
  544. "lively",
  545. "lofty",
  546. "loyal",
  547. "meddlesome",
  548. "meticulous",
  549. "modest",
  550. "moody",
  551. "myopic",
  552. "mysterious",
  553. "nervous",
  554. "neurotic",
  555. "nonsensical",
  556. "nosy",
  557. "optimistic",
  558. "otherworldly",
  559. "passionate",
  560. "patient",
  561. "perfectionist",
  562. "pernicious",
  563. "perpetually tardy",
  564. "persistent",
  565. "pessimistic",
  566. "pious",
  567. "pompous",
  568. "practical",
  569. "puzzling",
  570. "querulous",
  571. "quiet",
  572. "rational",
  573. "reliable",
  574. "repulsive",
  575. "restless",
  576. "romantic",
  577. "ruthless",
  578. "sarcastic",
  579. "scheming",
  580. "scrupulous",
  581. "secretive",
  582. "self-centered",
  583. "self-reliant",
  584. "self-sacrificing",
  585. "sensitive",
  586. "shrewd",
  587. "shy",
  588. "sophisticated",
  589. "spontaneous",
  590. "stoic",
  591. "strabysmic",
  592. "straightforward",
  593. "stubborn",
  594. "sullen",
  595. "supercilious",
  596. "superstitious",
  597. "tactless",
  598. "tempestuous",
  599. "thoughtful",
  600. "timid",
  601. "trustworthy",
  602. "uncertain",
  603. "unpleasant",
  604. "unreliable",
  605. "untidy",
  606. "untruthful",
  607. "vain",
  608. "vivacious",
  609. "wasteful",
  610. "wealthy",
  611. "weary",
  612. "whimsical",
  613. "witty",
  614. "zealous"
  615. ],
  616.  
  617. "city" : [
  618. "Aberdeen",
  619. "Andover",
  620. "Ashby Pickard",
  621. "Basingstoke",
  622. "Bath",
  623. "Bath",
  624. "Belfast",
  625. "Birmingham",
  626. "Bishopstoke",
  627. "Blackpool",
  628. "Brighton",
  629. "Bristol",
  630. "Broadhinny",
  631. "Cambridge",
  632. "Cardiff",
  633. "Carlisle",
  634. "Coventry",
  635. "Coventry",
  636. "Croydon",
  637. "Datchett",
  638. "Derby",
  639. "Dorset",
  640. "Edinburgh",
  641. "Essex",
  642. "Exeter",
  643. "Fatleigh",
  644. "Frinton",
  645. "Gilling",
  646. "Glasgow",
  647. "Gloucester",
  648. "Grimsby",
  649. "Ipswich",
  650. "Isleworth",
  651. "Jarrow",
  652. "Kent",
  653. "Keswick",
  654. "Leeds",
  655. "Leicester",
  656. "Liverpool",
  657. "Malmesbury",
  658. "Manchester",
  659. "Nottingham",
  660. "Oxford",
  661. "Picklechurch",
  662. "Polgarwith",
  663. "Pulpit Rock",
  664. "Queensborough",
  665. "Reading",
  666. "Redburn",
  667. "Sheffield",
  668. "Southampton",
  669. "St. Looe",
  670. "Streatham",
  671. "Swansea",
  672. "Tadminster",
  673. "Tavistock",
  674. "Tooting",
  675. "Twickenham",
  676. "Whippingham",
  677. "Wimbledon",
  678. "Windermere",
  679. "York",
  680. "Zennor"
  681. ],
  682.  
  683. "deathcrime" : [
  684. "beheaded",
  685. "bludgeoned with #clue.a#",
  686. "crushed in the skull with a quern",
  687. "defenestrated",
  688. "fed a poisoned crab paste sandwich",
  689. "fed herbicide-laced gruel",
  690. "given lethally dosed chocolates",
  691. "given a drink containing nicotine",
  692. "impaled with a javelin",
  693. "injected with morphine",
  694. "killed and stuffed into a trunk",
  695. "overdosed with cocaine",
  696. "overdosed with opium",
  697. "poisoned",
  698. "poisoned with snake venom",
  699. "poisoned with phosphorus liver capsules",
  700. "pushed down the stairs",
  701. "pushed off a cliff",
  702. "run over with a car",
  703. "shot",
  704. "shot with a rook rifle",
  705. "smothered",
  706. "stabbed",
  707. "strangled"
  708. ],
  709.  
  710. "action" : [
  711. "assassinate",
  712. "behead",
  713. "blackmail",
  714. "blow a South American dart at, in order to kill",
  715. "bludgeon",
  716. "crush",
  717. "defenestrate",
  718. "drown",
  719. "feed gruel containing weed killer to",
  720. "feed a crab paste sandwich containing poison to",
  721. "give tonic containing strychnine to",
  722. "give #food# containing cyanide to",
  723. "give phosphorus liver capsules to",
  724. "give a #drink# containing nicotine to",
  725. "give lethally-dosed chocolates to",
  726. "inject morphine into",
  727. "inject tetanus bacteria into",
  728. "poison",
  729. "pull the carpet at the top of the stairs out from under",
  730. "put sleeping powder into the #drink# of, thereby killing",
  731. "put snake venom into the #drink# of, thereby killing",
  732. "throw a quern at",
  733. "run over",
  734. "shoot",
  735. "smother",
  736. "stab",
  737. "strangle",
  738. "submerge in an apple-bobbing tub to drown",
  739. "use a javelin to impale",
  740. "use a rook rifle to shoot",
  741. "use a fencing epee to stab"
  742. ],
  743.  
  744. "actioning" : [
  745. "assassinating",
  746. "beheading",
  747. "blackmailing",
  748. "blowing a South American dart at, in order to kill",
  749. "bludgeoning",
  750. "crushing",
  751. "defenestrating",
  752. "drowning",
  753. "exploding",
  754. "feeding gruel containing weed killer to",
  755. "feeding a crab paste sandwich containing poison to",
  756. "giving tonic containing strychnine to",
  757. "giving #food# containing cyanide to",
  758. "giving liver capsules containing phosphorus to",
  759. "giving #drink# containing nicotine to",
  760. "giving lethally-dosed chocolates",
  761. "injecting morphine into",
  762. "injecting tetanus bacteria into",
  763. "poisoning",
  764. "pulling the carpet at the top of the stairs out from under",
  765. "putting sleeping powder into the #drink# of, thereby killing",
  766. "putting snake venom into the #drink# of, thereby killing",
  767. "throwing a quern at",
  768. "running over with a car",
  769. "shooting",
  770. "smothering",
  771. "stabbing",
  772. "strangling",
  773. "submerging in an apple-bobbing tub to drown",
  774. "using a javelin to impale",
  775. "using a rook rifle to shoot",
  776. "using a fencing epee to stab"
  777. ],
  778.  
  779. "event" : [
  780. "antique auction",
  781. "archaeological dig",
  782. "birthday party",
  783. "bridge party",
  784. "Christmas dinner",
  785. "cocktail party",
  786. "Compagnons de la Branche d'Or awards ceremony",
  787. "concert",
  788. "dinner party",
  789. "educational lecture",
  790. "elite prep school awards ceremony",
  791. "film screening",
  792. "funeral",
  793. "gallery opening",
  794. "garden party",
  795. "golf tournament",
  796. "grand opening",
  797. "Guy Fawkes Night party",
  798. "Halloween party",
  799. "honor society induction",
  800. "horse race",
  801. "Italian rooftop garden wedding",
  802. "life-drawing class",
  803. "magic show",
  804. "masquerade ball",
  805. "New Year's party",
  806. "opera",
  807. "rose dedication ceremony",
  808. "seance",
  809. "sherry party",
  810. "tea party",
  811. "tennis match",
  812. "theatre premiere",
  813. "village fete",
  814. "wedding"
  815. ],
  816.  
  817. "contest": [
  818. "debate",
  819. "flower show",
  820. "horse show",
  821. "horticultural exhibition"
  822. ],
  823.  
  824. "while" : [
  825. "adjusting Hastings' crooked necktie",
  826. "reproaching Hastings for going on about #hastingstopic#",
  827. "arguing with a bank clerk about his balance",
  828. "arguing with his doorman Mr Dicker",
  829. "arguing with customs authorities at an Italian pier",
  830. "at the dentist",
  831. "avoiding Mrs Oliver's latest Sven Hjerson play",
  832. "bantering with his tailor at a suit fitting",
  833. "being mocked by a mediocre impressionist",
  834. "trapped in a remote Swiss chalet",
  835. "stuck on an island in a weight loss program",
  836. "building an elaborate house of cards",
  837. "celebrating the success of his latest case",
  838. "convincing an FBI agent the Mafia actually exists",
  839. "crashing a rooftop garden wedding",
  840. "criticising modern art",
  841. "dictating a telegram to Miss Lemon",
  842. "dining with his dentist",
  843. "dreading an upcoming voyage on the Queen Mary",
  844. "engaging in a game of Monopoly",
  845. "grousing at an unflattering mention in the papers",
  846. "getting his mail",
  847. "having a near-religious epiphany",
  848. "helping Miss Lemon find her misplaced keys",
  849. "ignoring Hastings' description of #hastingstopic#",
  850. "listening to Mrs Japp's relatives sing carols",
  851. "losing a bet with Hastings about a whodunit",
  852. "observing a world record attempt",
  853. "playing bridge",
  854. "avuncularly pointing out landmarks",
  855. "practicing conjuring tricks",
  856. "reading the newspaper",
  857. "rearranging his stamps in order of size",
  858. "recovering from a cold",
  859. "removing from his new gray suit a spot of grease",
  860. "satisfying Hastings' curiosity about a suspicious van",
  861. "scrutinising a statue of himself in a wax museum",
  862. "seeing Mrs Oliver's latest Sven Hjerson play",
  863. "shining his patent leather shoes",
  864. "singing Christmas carols in a chapel",
  865. "sitting outside, a blanket tucked up to his chin",
  866. "spraining his ankle at a posh seaside resort",
  867. "tactfully avoiding Japp's questions about the bidet",
  868. "teasing Miss Lemon about her filing system",
  869. "trimming his mustache",
  870. "walking around depressed in the rain",
  871. "wondering where to spend Christmas with his heat out"
  872. ],
  873.  
  874. "bidet" : [
  875. "Poirot's broken bidet",
  876. "Vera Rossakoff's hoodwinking of Poirot"
  877. ],
  878.  
  879. "hastingstopic" : [
  880. "the caiman he shot on the Orinoco",
  881. "a bland Wordsworth poem",
  882. "architecture",
  883. "an upcoming golf championship",
  884. "women's duplicity",
  885. "'dragging and combing'",
  886. "golf",
  887. "his days in the war",
  888. "his next investment scheme",
  889. "his pancreas",
  890. "his time in the Orient",
  891. "how much he understands women",
  892. "how to get paint out of his trousers",
  893. "Indian food",
  894. "love",
  895. "measuring cubic thingummys",
  896. "Poirot's broken bidet",
  897. "Rabindranath Tagore",
  898. "the workings of his new car",
  899. "Test cricket results",
  900. "the tournament he is organizing",
  901. "what to wear to the Victory Ball",
  902. "women"
  903. ],
  904.  
  905. "gerund" : [
  906. "attending the opera",
  907. "betting on horses",
  908. "dancing",
  909. "dining",
  910. "drawing",
  911. "dropping the tea tray with a calamitous crash",
  912. "embroidering",
  913. "exploring",
  914. "flirting",
  915. "gambling",
  916. "gardening",
  917. "golfing",
  918. "hunting",
  919. "laughing",
  920. "making ill-advised investments",
  921. "mourning",
  922. "painting",
  923. "partying",
  924. "playing charades",
  925. "playing piano",
  926. "reading",
  927. "riding horses",
  928. "running errands",
  929. "sailing",
  930. "sculpting",
  931. "sewing",
  932. "singing",
  933. "sleeping",
  934. "taking photographs",
  935. "walking",
  936. "waltzing",
  937. "weeping",
  938. "writing letters"
  939. ],
  940.  
  941. "people" : [
  942. "Australian lawyers",
  943. "Italian wedding guests",
  944. "Russian au pairs",
  945. "bumbling constables",
  946. "dozy layabouts",
  947. "elderly travelers",
  948. "enthusiastic cyclists",
  949. "foreign exchange students",
  950. "giggling parlormaids",
  951. "lively nuns",
  952. "lounge singers (or 'chantoozies')",
  953. "mischievous schoolboys",
  954. "mischievous schoolgirls",
  955. "music hall dancers",
  956. "naive Dutch backpackers",
  957. "orphaned children",
  958. "rowdy urchins",
  959. "street-corner preachers",
  960. "suspicious tramps"
  961. ],
  962.  
  963. "drug" : [
  964. "cocaine",
  965. "heroin",
  966. "Veronal",
  967. "strychnine",
  968. "cyanide",
  969. "digitalis",
  970. "morphine",
  971. "arsenic",
  972. "hemlock"
  973. ],
  974.  
  975. "special" : [
  976. "apple core",
  977. "commedia dell'arte costume",
  978. "stuffed caiman"
  979. ],
  980.  
  981. "clue" : [
  982. "Belgian miniature bronze",
  983. "bit of French drawer chalk",
  984. "bottle of chaulmoogra oil",
  985. "box of boracic powder",
  986. "brooch",
  987. "bundle of liberty bonds",
  988. "candlestick",
  989. "Chinese puzzle box",
  990. "chocolate box",
  991. "cigarette case",
  992. "cigarette holder",
  993. "clock",
  994. "coat",
  995. "cufflink",
  996. "cup of coffee",
  997. "deck of cards",
  998. "glove",
  999. "gramophone record",
  1000. "handkerchief",
  1001. "hatpin",
  1002. "#jewel# bracelet",
  1003. "#jewel# necklace",
  1004. "#jewel# ring",
  1005. "jewelry box",
  1006. "key",
  1007. "letter",
  1008. "letter opener",
  1009. "manuscript",
  1010. "mirror",
  1011. "moustache comb",
  1012. "music box",
  1013. "newspaper clipping",
  1014. "packet of sleeping powder",
  1015. "painting",
  1016. "pearl necklace",
  1017. "photograph",
  1018. "pince-nez",
  1019. "pipe",
  1020. "pom-pom",
  1021. "revolver",
  1022. "scrap of cloth",
  1023. "seed packet",
  1024. "shoe buckle",
  1025. "snuffbox",
  1026. "stamp",
  1027. "syringe",
  1028. "telegram",
  1029. "train ticket",
  1030. "typewriter",
  1031. "violin",
  1032. "walking stick",
  1033. "wasp",
  1034. "watch"
  1035. ],
  1036.  
  1037. "drug" : [
  1038. "cocaine",
  1039. "heroin",
  1040. "Veronal",
  1041. "strychnine",
  1042. "cyanide",
  1043. "digitalis",
  1044. "morphine",
  1045. "arsenic",
  1046. "hemlock"
  1047. ],
  1048.  
  1049. "jewel" : [
  1050. "amethyst",
  1051. "diamond",
  1052. "emerald",
  1053. "lapis lazuli",
  1054. "pearl",
  1055. "opal",
  1056. "ruby",
  1057. "sapphire"
  1058. ],
  1059.  
  1060. "food" : [
  1061. "Argentine cuisine",
  1062. "blackberry crumble",
  1063. "bowels in spit",
  1064. "bread (toasted on one side only)",
  1065. "brown Windsor soup",
  1066. "calf brains fried in butter",
  1067. "demi-kilo of most excellent chocolates",
  1068. "exquisite Belgian chocolates",
  1069. "Farley's-brand meat pie",
  1070. "fillet de sole Normande",
  1071. "flaming Christmas plum pudding",
  1072. "full English breakfast",
  1073. "jellied eels",
  1074. "kedgeree",
  1075. "kippers",
  1076. "lemon sole poached in milk",
  1077. "lemon syllabub",
  1078. "omelette",
  1079. "oysters",
  1080. "rabbit cooked in the style of Liege",
  1081. "rice souffle",
  1082. "seed cake",
  1083. "steak and kidney pudding",
  1084. "tetras a l'anglois",
  1085. "tournedos of beef",
  1086. "two eggs of exactly the same size"
  1087. ],
  1088.  
  1089. "drink" : [
  1090. "brandy",
  1091. "champagne",
  1092. "cocoa",
  1093. "coffee",
  1094. "creme de banane",
  1095. "creme de cassis",
  1096. "creme de menthe",
  1097. "gin and ginger beer",
  1098. "muscadet",
  1099. "nettle water",
  1100. "pink gin",
  1101. "port",
  1102. "sidecar",
  1103. "tea",
  1104. "tisane",
  1105. "whiskey"
  1106. ],
  1107.  
  1108. "fruler" : [
  1109. "Queen",
  1110. "Prime Minister",
  1111. "First Lady",
  1112. "Empress",
  1113. "Grand Duchess",
  1114. "Princess",
  1115. "Dame",
  1116. "Viscountess",
  1117. "Countess",
  1118. "Baroness"
  1119. ],
  1120.  
  1121. "mruler" : [
  1122. "King",
  1123. "Prime Minister",
  1124. "Emperor",
  1125. "Chancellor",
  1126. "Earl",
  1127. "Duke",
  1128. "Dauphin",
  1129. "Archduke",
  1130. "Kaiser",
  1131. "Tsar",
  1132. "Count",
  1133. "Imperator",
  1134. "Baron",
  1135. "Viceroy",
  1136. "Sultan",
  1137. "Sheikh"
  1138. ],
  1139.  
  1140. "container" : [
  1141. "armoire",
  1142. "birdcage",
  1143. "box",
  1144. "coffin",
  1145. "cupboard",
  1146. "desk",
  1147. "handbag",
  1148. "hatbox",
  1149. "rucksack",
  1150. "safe",
  1151. "Spanish chest",
  1152. "traveling trunk"
  1153. ],
  1154.  
  1155. "wrong" : [
  1156. "backwards",
  1157. "broken",
  1158. "forged",
  1159. "upside-down"
  1160. ],
  1161.  
  1162. "veh" : [
  1163. "airplane",
  1164. "amphibious bus",
  1165. "bicycle",
  1166. "bus",
  1167. "fishing boat",
  1168. "horsedrawn carriage",
  1169. "Italian sports car",
  1170. "motorcycle",
  1171. "opulent yacht",
  1172. "police car",
  1173. "racecar",
  1174. "sailboat",
  1175. "ship",
  1176. "submarine",
  1177. "taxi",
  1178. "train",
  1179. "tram",
  1180. "trolleybus"
  1181. ],
  1182.  
  1183. "ona" : [
  1184. "on an airplane",
  1185. "on an amphibious bus",
  1186. "on a bicycle",
  1187. "on a bus",
  1188. "on a fishing boat",
  1189. "on a horsedrawn carriage",
  1190. "in an Italian sports car",
  1191. "on a motorcycle",
  1192. "on an opulent yacht",
  1193. "in a police car",
  1194. "in a racecar",
  1195. "on a sailboat",
  1196. "on a ship",
  1197. "on a submarine",
  1198. "in a taxi",
  1199. "on a train",
  1200. "on a tram",
  1201. "on a trolleybus"
  1202. ],
  1203.  
  1204. "ina" : [
  1205. "airport",
  1206. "apothecary",
  1207. "art gallery",
  1208. "bakery",
  1209. "barn",
  1210. "BBC radio station",
  1211. "bookstore",
  1212. "butcher",
  1213. "car dealership",
  1214. "car repair shop",
  1215. "cheese shop",
  1216. "chocolatier",
  1217. "cigarette shop",
  1218. "cinema",
  1219. "coffeeshop",
  1220. "cottage",
  1221. "cricket stadium",
  1222. "delicatessen",
  1223. "factory",
  1224. "fairground",
  1225. "fencing club",
  1226. "fishmonger",
  1227. "florist",
  1228. "folly",
  1229. "greengrocer",
  1230. "gymnasium",
  1231. "hairdresser",
  1232. "hangar",
  1233. "hat shop",
  1234. "hotel",
  1235. "library",
  1236. "lunatic asylum",
  1237. "military club",
  1238. "morgue",
  1239. "museum",
  1240. "newspaper office",
  1241. "newsagent",
  1242. "opera house",
  1243. "opium den",
  1244. "perfume shop",
  1245. "photography shop",
  1246. "posh gentlemen's club",
  1247. "post office",
  1248. "elite private girls' school",
  1249. "pyramid",
  1250. "race course",
  1251. "restaurant",
  1252. "riding school",
  1253. "secretarial bureau",
  1254. "summerhouse",
  1255. "textile factory",
  1256. "theatre",
  1257. "train station",
  1258. "vaguely Oriental nightclub",
  1259. "zoo"
  1260. ]
  1261. }
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