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Seriously Bonkers
Scrap Book
Standard Book
Starting Blocks
Scene Building
Supportive Blurb
Supplied By
Self Bio
Selected Bits
Small Boy
Silver Bullet
Sulphurous Brewmasters
Sète Bordeaux
Swinging Boat
Stansted Beeches
Sandy Bit
Shiny Bucket
Selle Bassano
Sergeant Bramble
Spanish Break
Shade Bathing
Startled Birds
Still Bobbing
Slur Building
Still Breezy
Squeeze Ball
Scenic Brittany
Stubborn Blighter
Super Breakfast
Section B
Some Background
Sorted By
Said By
… sound bites or spoken by. Possibly in a foreign language.
Sampled Bigram
A sampled bigram is one that’s created implicitly.
Sandy Bits
Golf related.
SB
The default classification for this bi-gram. Normally we’d assign a classification taken from the original list: brand name, cheat, disastrous failure, foreign, name, place, questionable, x-rated, sick or stupid.
Scottish Blend
Scottish business.
Seen Before?
Searched bigrams where the S-word and B-word have separately been used in other bigrams but not yet combined into their own searchable blob.
Seen By
A photograph of something with SB
Seriously Bad
Originally classified as disastrous failure. These are entries which are NOT SB’s. There shouldn’t be many of these. We should be using this category for invalid entries; signifying something’s broken.
Seriously Bonkers
Simply bonkers, surprisingly built, so barmy. The sort of bigrams I might have used when searching for an SB Googlewhack.
Shocking Behaviour
Represents X-rated or risque entries such as ‘Secret Bonk’
Shot Badly
Photos or images that appear Somewhat Blurred or are Sized Badly i.e. not square boxes. There shouldn’t be too many of these! We’ll see.
Silly Blogger
A rather stupid entry or something found in a blog
Single Byte
SB’s where there’s only one letter in the S or B word. Sometimes both.
Site Base
A place or location. e.g. Santa Barbara, Sunset Boulevard
Skipping Bigrams
Represents cheats or questionable entries such as ‘Sausage Beans’ which should be ‘Sausage and Beans’ or ‘Sausage, Beans’
So British
So very British!
Software Based
Terms associated with the software business.
Sold By
Brand or Company name
Some Body
Someone’s name.
Some Business
A company name, not necessarily a brand name.
Someone’s Book
Either the author’s name, the title or something else that caught my eye while surreptitiously browsing. I have actually purchased and read some of them.
Surf Bite
A screenshot of an SB bigram used in the content. Different from Seen by, but not that different.
Specially Built
Structured Browsing
Search Box
Submit Bigram
Share Bigrams
SEO Busting
Seriously Bonkers
SB
