BuzzOff
This project creates a list of possible words that can be created from a set of letters. It is definitely not designed to assist with The New York Times' Spelling Bee puzzle. Pinky promise.
To see what words can be made with the set of letters yaehlpt that contain y, run it!
% python -m buzzoff -m y yaehlpt
allay
alley
ally
...
Installation
Install this project with python -m pip install buzzoff.
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Release files for buzzoff 1.1.0
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