1. Write a python program called anagram.py that does the following:
2. Reads in words and their meanings from a text file called "words.txt".The easiest way to store these would be in a dictionary. You may have a dictionary that looks like the one shown below:

{ "fastidious":"fussy", "delighted":"happy; pleased", .....}

Alternatively, you could store the words in a list and their meanings in a separate list (in a corresponding location, of course).

1. Your program should pick a word from the dictionary/list, jumble the letters, and ask the user to unscramble it. The user may type in the unscrambled word or may ask for the definition/meaning of the word by entering a question mark. The game continues until the user says "no" to the question: "Do you want to continue?". A sample run is shown below:

Unscramble the letters to form a word.

Type '?' for the meaning of the unscrambled word

atgprveeiro

Enter word [? for meaning of unscrambled word]: ?

The word means: privilege

atgprveeiro

Enter word [? for meaning of unscrambled word]: prerogative

You got it! Do you want to continue [yes or no]: yes

Unscramble the letters to form a word.

Type '?' for the meaning of the unscrambled word

ssiouadtfi

Enter word [? for meaning of unscrambled word]: fastidious

You got it! Do you want to continue [yes or no]: no

words.txt

abhor:hate

bigot:narrow-minded, prejudiced person

counterfeit:fake; false

enfranchise:give voting rights

hamper:hinder; obstruct

kindle:to start a fire

noxious:harmful; poisonous; lethal

placid:calm; peaceful

remuneration:payment for work done

talisman:lucky charm

abrasive:rough; coarse; harsh

bilk:cheat; defraud