Mad Libs

Some explanation: S:g[...] = ... is a global substitution that returns its result. % is an anonymous state variable in which we cache any results of a prompt using the //= operator, which assigns only if the left side is undefined. slurp reads an entire file from STDIN or as named in the argument list.

print S:g[ '<' (.*?) '>' ] = %.{$0} //= prompt "$0? " given slurp;

Sample run:

Output:

$ madlibs walk
name? Phydeaux
He or She? She
noun? flea
Phydeaux went for a walk in the park. She
found a flea. Phydeaux decided to take it home.