The dictionary word list has been significantly increased by merging in a large number of new words from the British word lists in SCOW- Spell Checking Oriented Word Lists, Revision 6 December 5, 2008 by Kevin Atkinson

"The SCOWL is a collection of word lists split up in various sizes, and other categories, intended to be suitable for use in spell checkers. However, I am sure it will have numerous other uses as well."

The latest version of SCOW can be found at http://wordlist.sourceforge.net/

I have also modified the dictionaries.xcu file to give unique files names to the en_GB hyphenation
dictionary and the US thesaurus in this extension to prevent unwanted interaction with other English dictionaries. Thanks to Robert Black for his assistance with this.

Many -ize, -ization variants of words have been removed and several corrections have been made to ensure that the word list better conforms to Australian spelling standards.

This update fixes the language identifier in the 2008.11.20 version of this dictionary (now removed) which incorrectly identified the update for standard English "en" instead of Australian English "en_AU".

Suggestions and corrections are welcome.

An Australian spell check English dictionary.

It also includes the US English thesaurus and the GB English hyphenation dictionary.

Changes in this version:

• The Australian English word list has been expanded by merging in the words from the latest en_GB dictionary, new words have been added from publicly available new word lists.
• Some words from New Zealand English added.
• The word list has been expanded by merging in the words from the latest en_GB dictionary, new words have been added from publicly available new word lists.
• More Australianisms have been added like 'drongo, truckie, chunder'.
• Some taboo words have marked so that they do not to show up in the suggested spellings options.
• Some contractions like how'll, how've, where'll, here've, why'd, why'll or why've are now recognized.
• Phonetic spelling suggestions have been improved by copying the Phonetic definitions from the en_US and en_GB dictionaries.

Some of the phonetic spelling settings may not be so appropriate for Australian English I would like to hear about suggested improvements.

Australian English spell-checker dictionary.

Also contains the US English thesaurus and the GB English hyphenation dictionary linked the Australian English setting.

If you have install other English dictionaries you may get a installation message about the US English thesaurus and the GB English hyphenation dictionaries already installed. You can ignore this message.