Made up words
Use the following “words” in sentences. You can try doing more than one word per sentence. (The picture, btw, is one of the made up words that turned out to be real.)
The words are from a page by Jeroen Kessel. You can randomly generate 100 words that have an English, Brazilian, Danish, Dutch, French, German or Portuguese flavor. They’re created by analyzing letter grouping frequencies, so an “n” in English is more likely to be followed by an “e” and a “q”.distate
andemato
mabatote
swibaty
arexil
roure
palir
inteding
ghold
matore
stetere
jerforde
bicry
aguous
predede
nerfood
ortan
coction
apence
rheartion
ceality
igessict
omplaus
monspible
He has a page of other types of generators sentence generators, name generators, Shakesperean insult generators.
