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+++ b/r/special/README
@@ -67,6 +67,10 @@ should be added.  Words with 3 stars or more (see
 app.aspell.net:/lookup-freq) are added at the 60 and others at the 70
 level.
 
+mozilla-alan.60:
+
+Words found in the Mozilla dictionary than Alan also approved of.
+
 extra.60:
 
 Non-signature words suggested for inclusion by others that are
@@ -104,16 +108,6 @@ have no relation to a proper name, for example OK AWOL
 Words from "2800 Personality Trait Descriptors" (1967), see
 https://sourceforge.net/p/wordlist/issues/60/
 
-neol2015.txt:
-
-Draft version of Alan Beale's latest neologism list.  See
-http://wordlist.aspell.net/12dicts-readme-r5/ for more details on the
-format of the list.
-
-neol2015.poss:
-
-Possessive forms for words in neol2015.txt.
-
 exclude.??:
 
 Words to exclude up to the specified level (and hence bump them to the
@@ -134,3 +128,12 @@ Common prefixes that are often followed used with a dash.  For example
 "multi-".  Note "pre" is left out as it is too close to "per" which is more
 common.
 
+phrase-parts:
+
+Parts of common (generally Latin) phrases that are not normal words
+themselfs.
+
+australian.35:
+
+A list of extra Australian words added at the 35 level to the
+"australian" spelling category.