Script to Compare Words

In the world of competitive Scrabble^(TM) you can find lists of ALL the 2-letter and 3-letter words (about 800 and 100 respectively, as I recall). As a wild guess, I would imagine there are about 5000 4-letter words, and there might be a list available for them, too. A word-wise comparison may be easier and faster than a letter-wise one. One way or another, you will need to have a dictionary with which to compare. The relevant data base is encoded into "Maven," a top-level Scrabble^(TM)-playing program available on CD/DVD. I don't know if the dictionary portion can be accessed, though. The program's creator is Brian Shepard.

Testing the "sentences" for semantic meaningfulness will likely prove challenging.

You wouldn't be trying to, oh say, crack a password, would you???

No Vermin, I am trying to solve a challenge and win the first place.

Sounds like a math major!

Does any phrase meeting the criteria win?

Is the challenge to design the algorithm, or to find a particular phrase?

If you get spam.

In answer to your tagline:

The worm is bad.

Why is porn bad?

Maybe it's the language?

Say not f*ck it.

This is such a sweet thread. But it could go downhill.

Del can sour it.

(Although we'd usually expect the opposite.)