Crazy Namer Help: Word Manipulation

The remove command will remove letters from the previously generated word. The general syntax is: remove where what You may also use omit instead of remove.

The replace command works similarly to the remove command, only it will replace the letter with another letter of the same type (vowels will be replaced with a vowel, consonants with a consonant). The general syntax is: replace where what
Where may be:

• all - will remove/replace all letters.
• one, any, random - will remove/replace a random letter.
• first, last, second, third... - will remove/replace a specific letter.
• a number (or a word representing a number, like five) - will remove/replace that many letters.
• first or last followed by a number or a word representing a number - will remove/replace a specific letter.

What may be:

• letter or letters.
• vowel or vowels.
• consonant or consonants.

You may also manipulate syllables in a similar manner, but since the syntax is a little different it is covered in the next section.

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The change command will change specific letters in the word to other letters of your choice. The general syntax is: change letters to letters

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The remove command will remove syllables from the previously generated word. The general syntax is: remove where syllable You may also use omit instead of remove.

The keep command works similarly to the remove command, only it will keep the selected syllable instead of removing it. The general syntax is: keep where syllable You may also use the short form syll. Where may be first, last, second, third and so on.

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Duplicate letters in a word. The general syntax is: clone where what
Where may be:

• one, any, random, some - will clone a single random letter.
• first, last, second, third... - will clone a specific letter.

What may be:

• letter or letters.
• vowel or vowels.
• consonant or consonants.

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The shuffle command will mix all letters in a word.
The resulting word will have consonants and vowels in the same places as the original word. The general syntax is: shuffle or shuffle completely You may also use mix instead of shuffle.
The shuffle completely command will mix all letters in a word, ignoring consonant and vowel locations.

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Reverse the order of the letters in a word. The general syntax is: reverse

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Keep a portion of a word. The general syntax is: slice number
Number may be:

• Positive (3) - will take a portion from the beginning of the string.
• Negative (-3) - will take a portion from the end of the string.
• Range (2-5) - will take a portion from the middle of the string.

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Combine all previously generated words. The general syntax is: combine For readability, you may also use combine words.

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Fuse the last two words into one. The general syntax is: fuse

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