Microsoft QuickTips

Ten points for whoever lists the most words. the rules are: you can use plurals - tap and taps count as two seperate words. there's no minimum word size - a counts as a word. you can use proper nouns - poe is ok. all words have to be english, or at least in common english usage - pâté is ok. the guys taking the word potatoes and plugging it in to an anagram generator haven't read the query. you know, when i counted them all up and disallowed a few words [i'm sorry, syllables like oots, et and poo aren't real words; they're not], i find that claireclaire, butterfly and bruhaha are all there or thereabouts with the same wordcount. so how about i give the ten points to the first one to tell me how they got all their words?

(i had a few more, like the literary term "topos", but i left out anything the answers spell-check rejected. i also did not include anything that required an apostrophe. shooting to pass 100.. reckon i have got about 103 here.) a as, at ape, apes, apt, aptest, asp, ate apse aesop et eat, eats, eta, etas east, etta o oat, oats, oops, ope, opes, opt, opts otto pa, po pat, pats, pea, peas, pet, pets, pot, pots, poe past, pate, pates, peat, peats, pest, poet, poets, pose, post paste, pesto potato, potatoes so sap, sat, sea, set, sop, sot, spa sate, seat, sept, soap, soot, spat, spot, stat, step, stet, stop septa, spate, state, s p to tao, taos, tap, taps, tea, teas, toe, toes, , top, tops, tot, tots tape, tapes, tate, teat, teats, test, t, ts, tote, totes taste, toast teapot, teapots