Using final side -BL for -lo, -low words

Steno Wizard spied this idea well over a decade ago but was just a little leery of trying it out.  It originates from the Chuck Boyer/Karla Wollin Boyer era of speed champions. 

Anyway, try it out and see what you think...

Use final side -BL for the -lo and -low in two-syllable words.  So far, haven't found a problem with this idea.

Halo HAEUBL

Hello HEBL

Silo SAOEUBL

Pillow PEUBL

Yellow YEBL

Billow BEUBL

Fellow FEBL

Mellow  MEBL

INF-, INV-, ENV-, ENF-

Spied this suggestion the other day and just cannot get it out of my mind, so Steno Wizard will share with you all to see what you think:

Use the STW- keys for inf-, inv-, env-, enf- words instead of possibly two stroking them. 


Invoke becomes STWOEBG

Invent, STWEPBT

Invention STWEPBGS

Infallible STWABL

Infamous STWAEUPLS

Infant STWAPBT

Infarction STWARBGS

Infinite STWEUPBT

Inflate STWHRAEUT

Invasion STWAEUGS

Invade STWAEUD

Invalidate STWALT

Invalidated STWALTD

Invalid STWA*LD -- I don't know why I'm using the asterisk but it seems to want to stick.  (Maybe it's dotting the i.)

Invert STWERT

Inversion STWERGS

Invisible STWEUBL

Invisibility STWEUBLT

Involuntary STWOER

Involuntarily STWOERL  -- ONE STROKE FOR THIS!!! WOW!!!

Envision STWEUGS

Envy STWEU

Environs STWAOEURPBZ

SO now you understand why I'm thinking this has some real possibilities -- more one-stroke words!

Quick tip

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