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"Though this be madness, yet there's a method in it" ...or some such.
I think you need to look at Lexicography and Linguistics. You would, I will guess, get more pronouncable 'gobbledygook' words the less you chop them up. Or rather, the larger your real word fragments, the better. You could also adopt a system of beginning or ending your words with commonly used beginnings and endings. Also it could be useful to determine which phonemes "go together" and which do not.
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