adjectives: Contains adjectives such as 'red' and 'loving'. Since we are lucky in English that adjectives do not have to match the noun that they modify, a single field suffices for modifying both the singular and plural nouns.
adverbs: Contains adverbs such as 'quickly' and 'madly'. A single field suffices since both singular and plural verbs use the same adverbs.
Animals: Names of animals
attributes: Similar to the 'adjectives' field, this field contains only adjectives which are attributes that a person may have, such as 'courageous', 'silly', and 'well-educated'.
Cities: Names of cities
comparatives: Words like 'bigger', 'smaller'. McPoet will automatically add 'than'.
FamousPeople: Just what it sounds like.
gerunds" 'ing' words.
p_articles: Contains articles such as 'these' and 'all', which are used to specify plural nouns.
p_nouns: Contains plural nouns such as 'eyes' and 'women'.
p_nouns_abs: Contains abstract plural nouns.
p_subjects: Contains what I have called plural subjects, though they need not really be plural. These are special nouns which can act, such as 'they' and 'we'.
p_verbs_for: Contains plural verbs that must or can be followed by the word 'for'- i.e. 'long' and 'pray'. McPoet will add 'for' automatically.
p_verbs_from: Contains plural verbs that must or can be followed by the word 'from'- i.e. 'steal' and 'run'. McPoet will add 'from' automatically.
p_verbs_to: Contains plural verbs that must be or can be followed by the word 'to'- i.e. 'take' and 'run'. McPoet will add 'to' automatically.
p_verbsnob: Contains plural verbs (ie. verbs that go with 'we', 'they' and 'I') that need not be followed by a preposition such as 'to' or 'from'- ie. 'run', and 'weep'.
people: Contains different people, such as 'nun', 'pizza delivery man', and 'father'.
PhilosophicalAdjs: Philosophical adjectives for pseudo-intellectual poetry.
PhilosophicalNouns: Names of arcane philosophical subjects.
prepositions
p_articles: Plural articles, like 'our', 'these'.
S2GerundsForObjs: Contains 2-syllable gerunds that take an object: i.e. 'making' and 'selling'.
S1Nouns:
S1ReensNouns: One-syllable nouns that rhyme with 'eens'
S1ReensPeople: One-syllable types of people that rhyme with 'eens'
S2AdjsAtts: 2-syllable adjectives which may also be used as attributes
S3People: 3-syllable long names of people.
s_articles: Contains articles such as 'the' and 'a', which are used to refer to singular nouns. McPoet will automatically add an 'n' to the end of 'a' if it finds that the following word begins with a vowel.
s_nouns: Contains singular nouns such as 'eye' and 'love'.
s_nouns_abs: Contains singular abstract nouns
s_objects: Contains singular nouns which can be objects of actions: i.e. 'God', 'him' and 'her'.
s_subjects: Contains what I have called singular subjects, such as 'he' and 'she', and proper names like 'Bartholomew' and 'Athena'.
s_verbs_for: Contains singular verbs that must or can be followed by the word 'for'- i.e. 'longs' and 'prays'.
s_verbs_from: Contains singular verbs that must or can be followed by the word 'from'- i.e. 'steals' and 'runs'.
s_verbs_past
s_verbs_to: Contains singular verbs that must or can be followed by the word 'from'- i.e. 'takes' and 'runs'.
s_verbsnob: Contains singular verbs (ie. verbs that go with 'he', 'they' and 'Sally') that need not be followed by a preposition such as 'to' or 'from'- ie. 'walks', and 'cries'.
SadNouns: Nouns which are sad or unpleasant.
Syllables: Contains some randomly-generated short non-words, for use as is or for constructing longer non-words or names (see the macro 'macroName' in the macro field).
