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+This directory contains numerous special word list which I have
+created myself.
+
+abbreviations:
+
+A list of commonly used abbreviations and acronyms, especially in
+conversational text such as email.
+
+abbreviations-also:
+
+Some additional abbreviations which I did not want to include at the
+lower word list sizes.
+
+frequent:
+
+A combination of the two top 1000 lists found in the mwords package.
+I carefully went though and weeded out words which where an artifact
+of the corpus used.
+
+letters:
+
+A list of single letters and there inflected forms
+
+names.from_alan_beale:
+
+A list of names (version 5.2) sent to be by Alan Beale <biljir@pobox.com>:
+
+ I have a large list of proper names, whose origins are in the
+ linux-words proper names, but which both removes a lot of (what I
+ considered to be) junk entries, and adds a lot of names of various
+ sorts, notably names of commercial products and noteworthy
+ historical personages.
+
+never-abbreviations:
+
+A list of words that I do not consider abbreviations.
+
+never-variant:
+
+A list of words I do not consider variants.
+
+not-possessive:
+
+A list of nouns which should not take a possessive form with "'s".
+
+proper-names:
+
+A list of additional proper names.
+
+roman-numerals:
+
+A list of roman numerous originally extracted from the ispell word
+lists.
+
+signature.35:
+
+A small list of words that I thought really out to be at the 35 level.
+
+signature.??:
+
+Additional words to add at the respective level.
+
+marco-alan.??:
+
+Words Marco A.G.Pinto proposed to add that Alan Beale also thought
+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.
+
+extra.60:
+
+Non-signature words suggested for inclusion by others that are
+recognized by most dictionaries but not all that common.
+
+macro-alan-manual.70:
+
+Words Marco A.G.Pinto and Alan Beale though should be added that I
+(Kevin Atkinson) for one reason or another didn't want to add at the
+60 level. The most likely reasons are that the word is too similar to
+a more common word or a compound word that is normally spelled as two
+words or with a hyphen.
+
+macro.80:
+
+Words that are Macro added to en_GB not in one of the above lists.
+
+unix-terms:
+
+A list of commonly used unix terms often used as regular english words
+by geeks.
+
+variant:
+
+A list of words which the 12dicts package does not consider variants
+but I do.
+
+not-upper:
+
+Normal words that just happen to start with an uppercase words and
+have no relation to a proper name, for example OK AWOL
+
+2800-ptr:
+
+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
+next level.) Used mostly for obscure words that are very similar to a
+far more common word and hence could mask the misspelling of the more
+common word.
+
+hacker-exclude:
+
+List of words found in the hacker category that are not found anywhere
+in Google Book's corpus (1980-2008) and thus should in all likelihood
+not be included considering "words" such as FTPing, grepped, etc. are
+in the corpus.
+
+prefixes:
+
+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.
+
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