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New words for US/CA - 2015-10-26 #129

Closed marcoagpinto closed 8 years ago

marcoagpinto commented 8 years ago

Hey hey hey,

I have entered feature freeze on en_GB.

Here are the words not recognised in US/CA.

Please notice that some may be British only.

Thanks!

affordance roofline rooflines repurpose repurposes repurposing repurposed collotype collotypes biosensor biosensors radiotracer microsphere microspheres radiotoxicity radiotoxic radiothorium radiothermal radiotherapeutically radiotelex radioteletype radiotelemetry radiotelegraphically radiosurgery radiosurgical radiostrontium radiosterilized radiosterilization radiostereometric radiosondage radiosity radiosensitizer radiosensitizing radiosensitization radiosensitize radiosensitivity radiosensitive radiosensitiveness radiosensitiveness's radioscanning radioresistant radioreceptor radiolabelled radioland radiolaria Sipuncula sipunculan sipunculans sipunculid sipunculids Sipunculus Coverley Coverley's colourblock colourblocking colourblocked tankini tankinis tankodrome tankette tankbuster airgraph encaustic Gogh Gogh's pastegrain headbay headborough royalism parliamentarianism Aquarian Aquarians libra librae libidinally libertyless LIBOR amylose crystallizable crystallisable unbranched amylopectin valproic Antisthenes conchoid Nicomedes Nicomedes's pappus pappi pappose Pappus Pappus's poppywort popsock popsocks Clancarty Clancarty's co-trimoxazole doxycycline minocycline ciprofloxacin sulphamethoxazole sulfamethoxazole trimethoprim trimeter trimeters trimetric trimetrical trisyllabic accentualist accentuality accentor accentors waxbill waxbills congeneric congenerous primogenital primogenitary primogenitive co-counselling Balliol Balliol's Whitworth Pitressin pitpan pitpans bookaholic noseband cavesson cavessons biostratigrapher biostratigraphers biostratigraphic biostratigraphical biostratigraphically macrofossil macrofungus macrogametocyte macrogamete flagellar epaxial unwellness aitchbone aitchless anterogradely claustrum claustra lentiform buccinator buccinators Bucephalus anacreontic anacreontics essayistic recontinuance recontinue reconvalescence reconvalescent thicknesser thicknessers intellectualistic intellectualist intellectualists voluntarist voluntaristic dogmatise dogmatises dogmatising dogmatised dogmatize dogmatizes dogmatizing dogmatized dognap dognaps dognapped dognapping dognapper dognappers dognapper's dogology dogship dogsleep dogstones televisionary televisionaries broadleaves broadloomed duplet duplets Burtenshaw Burtenshaw's unship unships unshipping unshipped unshockable unshockability unshrinkable unshrinkability unshrinkingly speargun spearguns lumpfish lumpfishes lumpsucker lumpsuckers featherback featherbacks knifefish knifefishes jammer jammers woodturning woodturner woodturners woodswallow woodswallows corella corellas wattlebird wattlebirds geckoes redox stibine arsewipe arsenopyrite wolframite axinite apophyllite heulandite sperrylite thaumasite blousy blousier blousiest incommensurables incommensurability incommensurably workpeople workperson workwoman workwise Forby Forby's componentry cuirass cuirasses supergiant supergiants WordPress WordPress's Comcast Comcast's underappreciate underappreciated underappreciation tachyon tachyons bosonic supergalactic transmural superfuse superfused superfusing superfruit superfortress superforce superflux superfluorescent floristic floristics floristically barrenly barrelhead barrelheads barrelfish barrelfishes achillea euphorbia euphorbias cistus lavatera buddleia accessorial possessory digresser digressers reflectional reflexional reflectionless reflectogram reflectograms reflectography reflectograph reflectogramme coetaneous Castilian Castilians pasturelands shrubland shrublands cinematographically Bertolucci Bertolucci's ICANN ICANN's DNSSEC DNSSEC's WHOIS headrail headrails Eurobank eurocredit Eurocentrist

kevina commented 8 years ago

@biljir have anything to say about these?

biljir commented 8 years ago

Words from this list I find worthy of consideration (plus inflections unless otherwise mentioned):

Aquarian dognapper unshockable speargun geckoes (alternate plural) workperson (I've only encountered the word in the singular and possessive - I don't know whether workpersons or workpeople is the preferred plural) underappreciated tachyon

biljir commented 8 years ago

Marco,

If you don't mind me asking, what is your methodology for coming up with these lists of words, especially the proper names? You seem to have an endless supply of them!

marcoagpinto commented 8 years ago

@biljir

It is easy: When I paste text from sites or other sources into Thunderbird using my en_GB in order to see the missing words, I then search for the words in the site of the Oxford Dictionaries.

Every time a word is shown as valid in Oxford I copy/paste the whole examples into Thunderbird and see the derivations to add to en_GB. Then, I also find other missing words and do the same (a loop). Some times I look for derived words in Wiktionary: outdate + outdates + outdated + outdating since Oxford doesn't have the whole examples, after making sure it is valid in Oxford.

Also, when Oxford Dictionaries find a valid word, they suggest words on the right of the browser and I select them and do the previous procedure (an endless loop).

When I am unable to find words in Oxford, I try other dictionaries, mainly Collins and as a last resource Wiktionary.

About the names, the problem is that Oxford doesn't show the possessive forms, so I usually search for them in Wikipedia and see the number of matches. If there are enough matches I also search there for the possessive form. If all goes well I add them to en_GB.

Consider also spellchecking official pages and such as we can find lots of proper names. The other day I was looking at Star Wars Wikipedia pages and I found tons of valid names.

I have also created a page for the project: http://marcoagpinto.cidadevirtual.pt/proofingtoolgui.html

I don't mention this in the project page but I bought an Oxford Gold Account a year ago just to help improve en_GB. This way I have access to the whole examples and can find even more missing words.

Does this answer your question? :-)

kevina commented 8 years ago

Thanks Alan, I added all your suggestions except workperson.