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Someone got an idea of organizing the Chinese word set in the following manner.

嘈 [cáo] bustling; tumultuous; noisy
曹 [cáo] class or grade; generation; plaintiff and defendant (old); government department (old); surname Cao; Zhou Dynasty vassal state
槽 [cáo] trough; manger; groove; channel
漕 [cáo] transport by water; watercourse; canal
糟 [zāo] dregs; draff; pickled in wine; rotten; messy; ruined
遭 [zāo] to meet by chance (usually with misfortune); classifier for events: time, turn, incident


蟀 [shuài] cricket
率 [lǜ] rate; frequency [shuài] to lead; to command; rash; hasty; frank; straightforward; generally; usually
摔 [shuāi] to throw down; to fall; to drop and break


滔 [tāo] overflow; torrent-dash
稻 [dào] paddy; rice (Oraza sativa)
蹈 [dǎo] to tread on; to trample; to stamp; to fulfill;
韬 [tāo] bow case or scabbard; to hide; military strategy
舀 [yǎo] to ladle out; to scoop up

Will this be an excellent way for learning Chinese characters?

Very interesting. Like to know more.