AcclaimIP counts the total number of words found in each patent.  To find patents by the number of words in the document, use the ANA_TW field.

This field is helpful when doing analyses of patenting trends in a portfolio.  You can try doing a series of range queries to bucket patents by the number of words, and then chart them together using the multi-series charting options.

The ANA_TW field is academically interesting because the length of a patent is an indicator of the amount of work required to create the patent.  For example, at the time of writing, using the ANA_TW, you can see that 29% of all small entity utility patents have fewer than 5,000 words, while only 22.3% of all utility patents have fewer than 5,000 words.  Why the difference?  Do small entities have less sophisticated inventions requiring shorter patents, or do patent agents/attorneys feel pressure from their larger clients to write more comprehensive patents?

Side Note - The majority of very long patents are in the fields of chemistry, so now you know why your patent law firm charges more for chemistry patents than mechanical arts patents.