Hi table experts!
I have attached a spreadsheet of words that liblouis is still
unfortunately not getting right. This is from a dictionary of over
162,000 and so represents a minute fraction of the words about 0.4%. The
list include a LOT of compound words and a lot where the same issue has
caused the difference to another popular braille translation software.
My friend James Bowden of RNIB has gone through the list and advised
where he believes Liblouis has not got the translation correct. I am
hoping together we can crack most of these quite simply and create an
even more accurate translation engine for braille readers around the
globe. Let me know if I can help process this list in a more helpful way.
Thanks
Paul
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id;originalWord;Duxbury;libLouis;Notes
56193;Ficicchia;,ficic*ia;,fici3hia;-cch- words: The CH sign takes precedence
over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
56194;Ficicchia's;,ficic*ia's;,fici3hia's;-cch- words: The CH sign takes
precedence over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
16908;Boccherini;,boc*}9i;,bo3h}9i;-cch- words: The CH sign takes precedence
over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
16909;Boccherini's;,boc*}9i's;,bo3h}9i's;-cch- words: The CH sign takes
precedence over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
26872;cicchetti;cic*etti;ci3hetti;-cch- words: The CH sign takes precedence
over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
113363;polysaccharide;polysac*>ide;polysa3h>ide;-cch- words: The CH sign takes
precedence over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
113364;polysaccharides;polysac*>ides;polysa3h>ides;-cch- words: The CH sign
takes precedence over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
86082;lipopolysaccharide;lipopolysac*>ide;lipopolysa3h>ide;-cch- words: The CH
sign takes precedence over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
86083;lipopolysaccharides;lipopolysac*>ides;lipopolysa3h>ides;-cch- words: The
CH sign takes precedence over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
64571;gnocchi;gnoc*i;gno3hi;-cch- words: The CH sign takes precedence over CC,
see RUEB 10.10.5.
95581;monosaccharide;monosac*>ide;monosa3h>ide;-cch- words: The CH sign takes
precedence over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
95582;monosaccharides;monosac*>ides;monosa3h>ides;-cch- words: The CH sign
takes precedence over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
127209;saccharide;sac*>ide;sa3h>ide;-cch- words: The CH sign takes precedence
over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
127210;saccharides;sac*>ides;sa3h>ides;-cch- words: The CH sign takes
precedence over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
162280;zucchetto;zuc*etto;zu3hetto;-cch- words: The CH sign takes precedence
over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
162281;zucchettos;zuc*ettos;zu3hettos;-cch- words: The CH sign takes precedence
over CC, see RUEB 10.10.5.
117210;prosencephalic;pros5cephalic;"pros;ephalic";-encephali- should not use
ENCE sign.
43016;disafforest;4af=e/;4a6ore/;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see RUEB
10.10.3
43020;disafforestation;"4af=e/a;n";"4a6ore/a;n";-ffor- rule: FOR takes
precedence, see RUEB 10.10.3
43019;disafforested;4af=e/$;4a6ore/$;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see
RUEB 10.10.3
43018;disafforesting;4af=e/+;4a6ore/+;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see
RUEB 10.10.3
43017;disafforests;4af=e/s;4a6ore/s;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see RUEB
10.10.3
150085;Trafford;,traf=d;,tra6ord;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see RUEB
10.10.3
63636;Gifford;,gif=d;,gi6ord;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see RUEB
10.10.3
63637;Gifford's;,gif=d's;,gi6ord's;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see RUEB
10.10.3
85488;Lifford;,lif=d;,li6ord;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see RUEB
10.10.3
80057;Jeffords;,jef=ds;,je6ords;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see RUEB
10.10.3
80058;Jeffords's;,jef=ds's;,je6ords's;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see
RUEB 10.10.3
2684;unaffordable;unaf=dable;una6ordable;-ffor- rule: FOR takes precedence, see
RUEB 10.10.3
1832;adherer;adh}};"ad""hr";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is not
permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some words
are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as inclusive
enough.
1834;adherer's;adh}}'s;"ad""hr's";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is not
permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some words
are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as inclusive
enough.
1833;adherers;adh}}s;"ad""hrs";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is not
permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some words
are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as inclusive
enough.
29238;coherencies;coh}5cies;"co""hncies";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is
not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some
words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
29232;coherency;coh}5cy;"co""hncy";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is not
permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some words
are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as inclusive
enough.
29243;coherer;coh}};"co""hr";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is not
permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some words
are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as inclusive
enough.
29244;coherer's;coh}}'s;"co""hr's";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is not
permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some words
are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as inclusive
enough.
153179;undeciphered;undeciph}$;"undecip""hd";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words:
It is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that
some words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
37764;cyphered;cyph}$;"cyp""hd";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is not
permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some words
are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as inclusive
enough.
70151;hereditament;"h}$ita;t";"""hdita;t";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It
is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some
words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
70152;hereditaments;"h}$ita;ts";"""hdita;ts";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words:
It is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that
some words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
70153;hereditarian;h}$it>ian;"""hdit>ian";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It
is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some
words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
70155;hereditarianism;h}$it>ianism;"""hdit>ianism";-hered-, -heren-, -herer-
words: It is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems
that some words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not
as inclusive enough.
70154;hereditarians;h}$it>ians;"""hdit>ians";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words:
It is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that
some words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
70157;hereditarily;h}$it>ily;"""hdit>ily";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It
is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some
words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
70158;hereditariness;"h}$it>i;s";"""hdit>i;s";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words:
It is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that
some words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
70159;hereditariness's;"h}$it>i;s's";"""hdit>i;s's";-hered-, -heren-, -herer-
words: It is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems
that some words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not
as inclusive enough.
70161;heredities;h}$ities;"""hdities";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is
not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some
words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
29236;incoherency;9coh}5cy;"9co""hncy";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is
not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some
words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
75469;incoherency's;9coh}5cy's;"9co""hncy's";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words:
It is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that
some words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
49659;enciphered;5ciph}$;"5cip""hd";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is not
permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some words
are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as inclusive
enough.
49661;encipherer;5ciph}};"5cip""hr";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It is not
permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some words
are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as inclusive
enough.
49662;encipherer's;5ciph}}'s;"5cip""hr's";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It
is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some
words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
153543;unheretical;unh}etical;"un""htical";-hered-, -heren-, -herer- words: It
is not permitted to use HERE, here. See RUEB 10.10.7. Note, it seems that some
words are handled correctly by LibLouis, but probably rules are not as
inclusive enough.
11773;bandoneon;b&oneon;"b&""oon";-oneo- words: These shouldn't use ONE. See
RUEB 10.7.6
12268;baronetcies;"b>""otcies";b>onetcies;-oneo- words: These shouldn't use
ONE. See RUEB 10.7.6
12267;baronetcy;"b>""otcy";b>onetcy;-oneo- words: These shouldn't use ONE. See
RUEB 10.7.6
12269;baronetcy's;"b>""otcy's";b>onetcy's;-oneo- words: These shouldn't use
ONE. See RUEB 10.7.6
118812;pyelonephritic;pyelonephritic;"pyel""ophritic";-oneph-, -oneur cannot
use ONE, because one is not one syllable here.
5504;angioneurotic;angioneurotic;"angi""ourotic";-oneph-, -oneur cannot use
ONE, because one is not one syllable here.
100140;Nipponese;,nipponese;",nipp""ose";-onese is probably a gneral rule, ONE
cannot be used because it's not one syllable.
45471;dragonet;dragonet;"drag""ot";"-onet is not one syllable, so cannot use
ONE. (note, the exception is ""monetary"" where ONE is allowed. "
45472;dragonets;dragonets;"drag""ots";"-onet is not one syllable, so cannot use
ONE. (note, the exception is ""monetary"" where ONE is allowed. "
15300;bioreactor;bioreactor;bior1ctor;-react- should not use EA.
15301;bioreactors;bioreactors;bior1ctors;-react- should not use EA.
48711;ellipsometer;ellipsomet};"ellip""st}";-someter-, some is not a syllable,
so cannot use SOME, see RUEB 10.7.7.
48712;ellipsometer's;ellipsomet}'s;"ellip""st}'s";-someter-, some is not a
syllable, so cannot use SOME, see RUEB 10.7.7.
48713;ellipsometers;ellipsomet}s;"ellip""st}s";-someter-, some is not a
syllable, so cannot use SOME, see RUEB 10.7.7.
12699;bathoses;ba?oses;ba~?s;-thoses- words. The sign for THOSE is not used.
See RUEB 10.7.2.
51934;ethoses;e?oses;e~?s;-thoses- words. The sign for THOSE is not used. See
RUEB 10.7.2.
107705;pathoses;pa?oses;pa~?s;-thoses- words. The sign for THOSE is not used.
See RUEB 10.7.2.
44118;divertimento;"div}ti;to";"div}""tnto";-timent- is not one syllable, so
TIME should not be used, see RUEB 10.7.8. compare sentiment, centimeter,
ornament - same principle applies.
69151;Haek;,ha~+sek;,ha'x0161'ek;? sign \x0161 45,346,234
69152;Haek's;,ha~+sek's;,ha'x0161'ek's;? sign \x0161 45,346,235
79652;jack-o'-lantern;jack-o'-lant}n;jack-o,0-lant}n;"""-o'-"" words:"
448;abreacts;abreacts;abr1cts;"""abreact...""words: The EA sign should not be
used. see en-ueb-g2 - sufword react 1235-15-1-14-2339"
453;abreactions;"abreac;ns";"abr1c;ns";"""abreact...""words: The EA sign should
not be used. see en-ueb-g2 - sufword react 1235-15-1-14-2340"
452;abreaction's;"abreac;n's";"abr1c;n's";"""abreact...""words: The EA sign
should not be used. see en-ueb-g2 - sufword react 1235-15-1-14-2341"
451;abreaction;"abreac;n";"abr1c;n";"""abreact...""words: The EA sign should
not be used. see en-ueb-g2 - sufword react 1235-15-1-14-2342"
449;abreacting;abreact+;abr1ct+;"""abreact...""words: The EA sign should not be
used. see en-ueb-g2 - sufword react 1235-15-1-14-2343"
450;abreacted;abreact$;abr1ct$;"""abreact...""words: The EA sign should not be
used. see en-ueb-g2 - sufword react 1235-15-1-14-2344"
447;abreact;abreact;abr1ct;"""abreact...""words: The EA sign should not be
used. see en-ueb-g2 - sufword react 1235-15-1-14-2345"
103705;opisthognathous;opis?ogna?|s;opi/hogna?|s;According to dictionary.com,
the pronunciation includes TH, therefore TH should be used, not ST.
103706;opisthograph;opis?ograph;opi/hograph;According to dictionary.com, the
pronunciation includes TH, therefore TH should be used, not ST.
103707;opisthographic;opis?ographic;opi/hographic;According to dictionary.com,
the pronunciation includes TH, therefore TH should be used, not ST.
103708;opisthorchiasis;opis?or*iasis;opi/hor*iasis;According to dictionary.com,
the pronunciation includes TH, therefore TH should be used, not ST.
103709;opisthosoma;opis?osoma;opi/hosoma;According to dictionary.com, the
pronunciation includes TH, therefore TH should be used, not ST.
103710;opisthosomal;opis?osomal;opi/hosomal;According to dictionary.com, the
pronunciation includes TH, therefore TH should be used, not ST.
103711;opisthotic;opis?otic;opi/hotic;According to dictionary.com, the
pronunciation includes TH, therefore TH should be used, not ST.
41846;Dewhurst;,dewhur/;,de:ur/;Again, a compound word, so no WH sign should be
used.
41847;Dewhurst's;,dewhur/'s;,de:ur/'s;Again, a compound word, so no WH sign
should be used.
96050;morphophonemic;morphophonemic;"morphoph""omic";Again, ONE may not be used
96051;morphophonemics;morphophonemics;"morphoph""omics";Again, ONE may not be
used
96053;morphophonemics's;morphophonemics's;"morphoph""omics's";Again, ONE may
not be used
117774;pseudowords;pseudo~ws;pseud{ords;Again, pseudo is a prefix, so OW should
be avoided
114454;pothead;poth1d;po!ad;"All compound words and TH may not be used.; See
above recommendations re -thead, -thole-. Can also add -therb.; Note that
LibLouis missed the ED contraction in potholed.; Ideally all these rules would
only treat the first letter, to realign on the normal morphological structure.
e.g. -thead- only deal with T, so -head- is left."
114456;pothead's;poth1d's;po!ad's;"All compound words and TH may not be used.;
See above recommendations re -thead, -thole-. Can also add -therb.; Note that
LibLouis missed the ED contraction in potholed.; Ideally all these rules would
only treat the first letter, to realign on the normal morphological structure.
e.g. -thead- only deal with T, so -head- is left."
114455;potheads;poth1ds;po!ads;"All compound words and TH may not be used.; See
above recommendations re -thead, -thole-. Can also add -therb.; Note that
LibLouis missed the ED contraction in potholed.; Ideally all these rules would
only treat the first letter, to realign on the normal morphological structure.
e.g. -thead- only deal with T, so -head- is left."
114462;potherb;poth}b;po!rb;"All compound words and TH may not be used.; See
above recommendations re -thead, -thole-. Can also add -therb.; Note that
LibLouis missed the ED contraction in potholed.; Ideally all these rules would
only treat the first letter, to realign on the normal morphological structure.
e.g. -thead- only deal with T, so -head- is left."
114463;potherb's;poth}b's;po!rb's;"All compound words and TH may not be used.;
See above recommendations re -thead, -thole-. Can also add -therb.; Note that
LibLouis missed the ED contraction in potholed.; Ideally all these rules would
only treat the first letter, to realign on the normal morphological structure.
e.g. -thead- only deal with T, so -head- is left."
114464;potherbs;poth}bs;po!rbs;"All compound words and TH may not be used.; See
above recommendations re -thead, -thole-. Can also add -therb.; Note that
LibLouis missed the ED contraction in potholed.; Ideally all these rules would
only treat the first letter, to realign on the normal morphological structure.
e.g. -thead- only deal with T, so -head- is left."
114469;potholed;pothol$;potholed;"All compound words and TH may not be used.;
See above recommendations re -thead, -thole-. Can also add -therb.; Note that
LibLouis missed the ED contraction in potholed.; Ideally all these rules would
only treat the first letter, to realign on the normal morphological structure.
e.g. -thead- only deal with T, so -head- is left."
63566;GHQ;,,ghq;,,<q;Although technically correct with the GH sign, this is
better uncontracted because it is an acronym.
72248;hothoused;hoth|s$;hoth|sed;Although the -thouse has worked, the ED sign
is definitely allowed.
106310;pancetta;pancetta;p.etta;ANCE should not be used (see example in RUEB)
133009;shorthold;%orthold;%or?old;Another -thold word, TH should not be used in
compound word.
161957;Zadie';,zadie';,zadie,0;Apostrophe Issue
60735;friends';frs';frs,0;Apostrophe Issue
32533;consultees';3sultees';3sultees,0;Apostrophe Issue
70695;hijackers';hijack}s';hijack}s,0;Apostrophe Issue
115085;predecessors';pr$ecessors';pr$ecessors,0;Apostrophe Issue
42946;directors';directors';directors,0;Apostrophe Issue
109216;peritoneal;p}iton1l;p}itoneal;Assume that EA is permissible her, but
there are no specific examples in RUEB.
109351;peroneal;p}on1l;"p}""oal";Assume that EA is permissible her, but there
are no specific examples in RUEB.
110259;phonematic;phonematic;"ph""omatic";Assuming this is to o with phonemes,
then ONE may not be used as ONE is not one syllable.
12478;baserunner;baserunn};bas}unn};Base-r(vowel) may well be a compound rule.
ER should not be used. I was hoping to find forerunner in RUEB, but didn't.
12479;baserunners;baserunn}s;bas}unn}s;Base-r(vowel) may well be a compound
rule. ER should not be used. I was hoping to find forerunner in RUEB, but
didn't.
14151;beribbon;2ri2on;b}i2on;BE- should be used.
14152;beribboned;2ri2on$;b}i2on$;BE- should be used.
14368;bestubble;2/u2le;be/u2le;BE- should be used.
14369;bestubbled;2/u2l$;be/u2l$;BE- should be used.
14409;bethought;"2?""|";"be?""|";BE- should be used.
14519;Bexley;,bexley;,2xley;BE- should not be used as it's not the entire
syllable.
14520;Bexley's;,bexley's;,2xley's;BE- should not be used as it's not the entire
syllable.
52374;Everton;",""eton";,ev}ton;Can use EVER here.
7523;arccos;>ccos;>3os;Cannot use CC here, see RUEB 10.6.5 examples exceptions.
127142;Ryedale;,ryedale;,ry$ale;Cannot use ED sign, compound word. See RUEB
10.11.1 example Airedale
108406;Peever;,peev};",pe""e";Cannot use EVER if preceded by E or I, see RUEB
10.7.4.
108407;peevers;peev}s;"pe""es";Cannot use EVER if preceded by E or I, see RUEB
10.7.4.
108408;peevers's;peev}s's;"pe""es's";Cannot use EVER if preceded by E or I, see
RUEB 10.7.4.
10215;autoreverse;autorev}se;"autor""ese";Cannot use EVER in -revers(vowel),
see RUEB 10.7.4.
124631;reverification;"rev}ifica;n";"r""eifica;n";Cannot use EVER when the
stress is on second syllable, see RUEB 10.7.4.
156049;reverified;rev}ifi$;"r""eifi$";Cannot use EVER when the stress is on
second syllable, see RUEB 10.7.4.
156052;reverifies;rev}ifies;"r""eifies";Cannot use EVER when the stress is on
second syllable, see RUEB 10.7.4.
124644;reversibility;"rev}sibil;y";"r""esibil;y";Cannot use EVER when the
stress is on second syllable, see RUEB 10.7.4.
124643;reversibility's;"rev}sibil;y's";"r""esibil;y's";Cannot use EVER when the
stress is on second syllable, see RUEB 10.7.4.
124647;reversibly;rev}sibly;"r""esibly";Cannot use EVER when the stress is on
second syllable, see RUEB 10.7.4.
124641;reverser;rev}s};rev}ser;Cannot use EVER, but ER (at end) should be
contracted normally.
124642;reverser's;rev}s}'s;rev}ser's;Cannot use EVER, but ER (at end) should be
contracted normally.
71237;hoity;hoity;"ho;y";Cannot use ITY here. See RUEB 10.8.3
71238;hoity-toity;hoity-toity;foity-toity;Cannot use ITY here. See RUEB 10.8.3
25672;chemotherapeutic;*emo!rapeutic;"*e""mapeutic";Cannot use MOTHER in chemo-
words.
25673;chemotherapeutics;*emo!rapeutics;"*e""mapeutics";Cannot use MOTHER in
chemo- words.
25678;chemotherapies;*emo!rapies;"*e""mapies";Cannot use MOTHER in chemo-
words.
25674;chemotherapist;*emo!rapi/;"*e""mapi/";Cannot use MOTHER in chemo- words.
25676;chemotherapist's;*emo!rapi/'s;"*e""mapi/'s";Cannot use MOTHER in chemo-
words.
25675;chemotherapists;*emo!rapi/s;"*e""mapi/s";Cannot use MOTHER in chemo-
words.
131476;seronegative;s}onegative;"s}""ogative";Cannot use ONE as it is not one
syllable.
158675;weaponeering;w1pone}+;"w1p""o}+";Cannot use ONE as it is not one
syllable. You can probably have a rule -oneer.
112695;pneumonectomy;pneumonectomy;"pneum""octomy";Cannot use ONE because it is
not one syllable, also compound word.
88916;maisonette;maisonette;"mais""otte";Cannot use ONE because it is not one
syllable.
88918;maisonette's;maisonette's;"mais""otte's";Cannot use ONE because it is not
one syllable.
88917;maisonettes;maisonettes;"mais""ottes";Cannot use ONE because it is not
one syllable.
95255;Monegasque;,monegasque;",m""ogasque";Cannot use ONE because it is not one
syllable. See RUEB 10.7.6.
107817;patroness;"patro;s";"patr""oss";"Cannot use ONE because it is not one
syllable.; Note, NESS is permitted."
107818;patronesses;"patro;ses";"patr""osses";"Cannot use ONE because it is not
one syllable.; Note, NESS is permitted."
40349;demoness;"demo;s";"dem""oss";"Cannot use ONE because it is not one
syllable.; Note, NESS is permitted."
22109;canoness;"cano;s";"can""oss";"Cannot use ONE because it is not one
syllable.; Note, NESS is permitted."
22110;canonesses;"cano;ses";"can""osses";"Cannot use ONE because it is not one
syllable.; Note, NESS is permitted."
117896;psychoneuroses;psy*oneuroses;"psy*""ouroses";Cannot use ONE because one
is not one syllable. Also psycho is a prefix.
107244;parthenogeneses;p>!nog5eses;"""ph5og5eses";Cannot use PART here.
107247;parthenogenetic;p>!nog5etic;"""ph5og5etic";Cannot use PART here.
107248;parthenogenetically;p>!nog5etically;"""ph5og5etically";Cannot use PART
here.
35190;crafter;craft};craf;Cannot use shortform AFTER here.
157696;wafters;waft}s;wafs;Cannot use shortform AFTER here.
122988;relievers;reliev}s;"reli""es";Cannot use shortform AFTER here.
79376;isomer;isom};"i""sr";Cannot use SOME because it is not one syllable. See
RUEB 10.7.7
79377;isomer's;isom}'s;"i""sr's";Cannot use SOME because it is not one
syllable. See RUEB 10.7.7
79379;isomerase;isom}ase;"i""srase";Cannot use SOME because it is not one
syllable. See RUEB 10.7.7
79380;isomerases;isom}ases;"i""srases";Cannot use SOME because it is not one
syllable. See RUEB 10.7.7
79381;isomeric;isom}ic;"i""sric";Cannot use SOME because it is not one
syllable. See RUEB 10.7.7
79382;isomerism;isom}ism;"i""srism";Cannot use SOME because it is not one
syllable. See RUEB 10.7.7
79384;isomerism's;isom}ism's;"i""srism's";Cannot use SOME because it is not one
syllable. See RUEB 10.7.7
79383;isomerisms;isom}isms;"i""srisms";Cannot use SOME because it is not one
syllable. See RUEB 10.7.7
79378;isomers;isom}s;"i""srs";Cannot use SOME because it is not one syllable.
See RUEB 10.7.7
79390;isometry;isometry;"i""stry";Cannot use SOME because it is not one
syllable. See RUEB 10.7.7
136713;Somersby;,som}sby;",""srsby";Cannot use SOME here, compare somersault,
see RUEB 10.7.7
136714;Somersby's;,som}sby's;",""srsby's";Cannot use SOME here, compare
somersault, see RUEB 10.7.7
136717;Somerville;,som}ville;",""srville";Cannot use SOME here, compare
somersault, see RUEB 10.7.7
136718;Somerville's;,som}ville's;",""srville's";Cannot use SOME here, compare
somersault, see RUEB 10.7.7
92527;metatheses;meta!ses;meta~!s;Cannot use THESE as it does not retain
original meaning.
42105;diatheses;dia!ses;dia~!s;Cannot use THESE here.
110560;photosyntheses;photosyn!ses;photosyn~!s;Cannot use THESE here.
83772;Lattimer;,lattim};",lat""tr";Cannot use TIME here.
97040;multimeter;multimet};"mul""tt}";Cannot use TIME here. Can probably put a
general rule -timeter- and -timetry and -timetries-
97041;multimeter's;multimet}'s;"mul""tt}'s";Cannot use TIME here. Can probably
put a general rule -timeter- and -timetry and -timetries-
97042;multimeters;multimet}s;"mul""tt}s";Cannot use TIME here. Can probably put
a general rule -timeter- and -timetry and -timetries-
29002;codename;"code""n";cod5ame;Compare filename, should not use EN, see RUEB
10.6.8, 10.7.5
29003;codenamed;"code""nd";cod5am$;Compare filename, should not use EN, see
RUEB 10.6.8, 10.7.5
48440;electronegative;electronegative;"electr""ogative";Compound word electro-,
and also -one- is not a single syllable mean ONE may not be used.
48442;electronegativities;electronegativities;"electr""ogativities";Compound
word electro-, and also -one- is not a single syllable mean ONE may not be
used.
48441;electronegativity;"electronegativ;y";"electr""ogativ;y";Compound word
electro-, and also -one- is not a single syllable mean ONE may not be used.
65797;gravedigger;gravedi7};grav$i7};Compound word, cannot use ED
65799;gravedigger's;gravedi7}'s;grav$i7}'s;Compound word, cannot use ED
65798;gravediggers;gravedi7}s;grav$i7}s;Compound word, cannot use ED
54211;eyedropper;eyedropp};ey$ropp};"Compound word, cannot use ED; you can
probably make a rule eyedrop- and fired(vowel)- and firedr(vowel)-. "
54212;eyedropper's;eyedropp}'s;ey$ropp}'s;"Compound word, cannot use ED; you
can probably make a rule eyedrop- and fired(vowel)- and firedr(vowel)-. "
54213;eyedroppers;eyedropp}s;ey$ropp}s;"Compound word, cannot use ED; you can
probably make a rule eyedrop- and fired(vowel)- and firedr(vowel)-. "
56991;firedog;firedog;fir$og;"Compound word, cannot use ED; you can probably
make a rule eyedrop- and fired(vowel)- and firedr(vowel)-. "
135719;snakeroot;snakeroot;snak}oot;Compound word, cannot use ER
135720;snakeroot's;snakeroot's;snak}oot's;Compound word, cannot use ER
87755;lughole;lughole;lu<ole;Compound word, cannot use GH.
87756;lugholes;lugholes;lu<oles;Compound word, cannot use GH.
60905;froghopper;froghopp};fro<opp};Compound word, cannot use GH. can probably
make a rule -ghop-, or froghop, grasshop, ...
60906;froghoppers;froghopp}s;fro<opp}s;Compound word, cannot use GH. can
probably make a rule -ghop-, or froghop, grasshop, ...
152520;Twofish;,twofi%;,tw(i%;Compound word, cannot use OF
65097;goshawk;goshawk;go%awk;Compound word, cannot use SH. you can probably
have a rule -shawk-
65099;goshawk's;goshawk's;go%awk's;Compound word, cannot use SH. you can
probably have a rule -shawk-
65098;goshawks;goshawks;go%awks;Compound word, cannot use SH. you can probably
have a rule -shawk-
156731;Villeneuve;,villeneuve;,vill5euve;Compound word, EN may not be used
156732;Villeneuve's;,villeneuve's;,vill5euve's;Compound word, EN may not be used
72413;houseroom;h|seroom;h|s}oom;"Compound word, ER should not be used.; Can
probably put a general rule -eroom-."
127527;saleroom;saleroom;sal}oom;"Compound word, ER should not be used.; Can
probably put a general rule -eroom-."
127528;saleroom's;saleroom's;sal}oom's;"Compound word, ER should not be used.;
Can probably put a general rule -eroom-."
127529;salerooms;salerooms;sal}ooms;"Compound word, ER should not be used.; Can
probably put a general rule -eroom-."
155136;vainglories;va9glories;va+lories;Compound word, ING cannot be used.
22111;Canongate;,canongate;",can;gate";Compound word, no ONG
22112;Canongate's;,canongate's;",can;gate's";Compound word, no ONG
84750;lemongrass;lemongrass;"lem;grass";Compound word, no ONG.
23750;cathead;cath1d;ca!ad;Compound word, no THE. You can probably make a
general rule -thead- as discussed.
23751;catheads;cath1ds;ca!ads;Compound word, no THE. You can probably make a
general rule -thead- as discussed.
91305;meathead;m1th1d;m1!ad;Compound word, no THE. You can probably make a
general rule -thead- as discussed.
91306;meatheads;m1th1ds;m1!ads;Compound word, no THE. You can probably make a
general rule -thead- as discussed.
57655;Flathead;,flath1d;,fla!ad;Compound word, no THE. You can probably make a
general rule -thead- as discussed.
115979;printhead;pr9th1d;pr9!ad;Compound word, no THE. You can probably make a
general rule -thead- as discussed.
115980;printheads;pr9th1ds;pr9!ads;Compound word, no THE. You can probably make
a general rule -thead- as discussed.
21956;candlenut;c&lenut;c&l5ut;Compound word, should not use EN. Probably make
a general morph out of candle.
21957;candlenuts;c&lenuts;c&l5uts;Compound word, should not use EN. Probably
make a general morph out of candle.
63080;genitourinary;g5itour9>y;g5it|r9>y;"Compound word, should not use OU;
probably make a rule genitouri- "
16831;boathook;boathook;boa?ook;Compound word, should not use TH sign. You can
probably make general rules -thook-, -thole- doesn't use TH.
16832;boathooks;boathooks;boa?ooks;Compound word, should not use TH sign. You
can probably make general rules -thook-, -thole- doesn't use TH.
17165;bolthole;bolthole;bol?ole;Compound word, should not use TH sign. You can
probably make general rules -thook-, -thole- doesn't use TH.
17166;boltholes;boltholes;bol?oles;Compound word, should not use TH sign. You
can probably make general rules -thook-, -thole- doesn't use TH.
18671;breasthook;br1sthook;br1/hook;Compound word, should not use TH sign. You
can probably make general rules -thook-, -thole- doesn't use TH.
18672;breasthooks;br1sthooks;br1/hooks;Compound word, should not use TH sign.
You can probably make general rules -thook-, -thole- doesn't use TH.
17810;bottlenose;bottlenose;bottl5ose;Compound word, shouldn't use EN sign. Can
probably put a general rule bottlen(vowel)-
137153;Southend;,s|?5d;,s|!nd;Compound word, so cannot use THE.
137152;Southend-on-Sea;,s|?5d-on-,sea;,s|!nd-on-,sea;Compound word, so cannot
use THE.
137154;Southend's;,s|?5d's;,s|!nd's;Compound word, so cannot use THE.
82509;knuckleduster;knuckledu/};knuckl$u/};Compound word, so no ED.
82510;knuckledusters;knuckledu/}s;knuckl$u/}s;Compound word, so no ED.
76452;inglenook;9glenook;9gl5ook;Compound word, so no EN sign.
76454;inglenook's;9glenook's;9gl5ook's;Compound word, so no EN sign.
76453;inglenooks;9glenooks;9gl5ooks;Compound word, so no EN sign.
62572;Gateshead;,gatesh1d;,gate%1d;Compound word, so no SH sign.You can
probably make a general rule -shead-.
62573;Gateshead's;,gatesh1d's;,gate%1d's;Compound word, so no SH sign.You can
probably make a general rule -shead-.
69059;Hawkshead;,hawksh1d;,hawk%1d;Compound word, so no SH sign.You can
probably make a general rule -shead-.
132338;sheepshead;%eepsh1d;%eep%1d;Compound word, so no SH sign.You can
probably make a general rule -shead-.
133005;shorthair;%orthair;%or?air;Compound word, TH cannot be used.
26554;Christmastime;",*ri/mas""t";,*ri/ma/ime;Compound word, TIME should be
used instead of ST. You can probably do a general rule of -stime.
18996;Brighouse;,brigh|se;,bri<|se;"Compound words, again no GH, SH or TH; you
can do rules -ghouse-, -shouse-, -thouse-. "
4295;almshouse;almsh|se;alm%|se;"Compound words, again no GH, SH or TH; you can
do rules -ghouse-, -shouse-, -thouse-. "
64096;glasshouse;glassh|se;glas%|se;"Compound words, again no GH, SH or TH; you
can do rules -ghouse-, -shouse-, -thouse-. "
64097;glasshouses;glassh|ses;glas%|ses;"Compound words, again no GH, SH or TH;
you can do rules -ghouse-, -shouse-, -thouse-. "
16833;boathouse;boath|se;boa?|se;"Compound words, again no GH, SH or TH; you
can do rules -ghouse-, -shouse-, -thouse-. "
16834;boathouses;boath|ses;boa?|ses;"Compound words, again no GH, SH or TH; you
can do rules -ghouse-, -shouse-, -thouse-. "
101868;nuthouse;nuth|se;nu?|se;"Compound words, again no GH, SH or TH; you can
do rules -ghouse-, -shouse-, -thouse-. "
36267;crosstalk;crosstalk;cros/alk;Compound words, so no ST sign.
36268;crosstalk's;crosstalk's;cros/alk's;Compound words, so no ST sign.
36269;crosstrees;crosstrees;cros/rees;Compound words, so no ST sign.
28282;clotheshorse;clo!shorse;clo!%orse;Compound words: again, you cannot use
SH or TH. You could probably do rules -shorse- and -thorse-.
28284;clotheshorse's;clo!shorse's;clo!%orse's;Compound words: again, you cannot
use SH or TH. You could probably do rules -shorse- and -thorse-.
28283;clotheshorses;clo!shorses;clo!%orses;Compound words: again, you cannot
use SH or TH. You could probably do rules -shorse- and -thorse-.
23179;carthorse;c>thorse;c>?orse;Compound words: again, you cannot use SH or
TH. You could probably do rules -shorse- and -thorse-.
93131;microwavable;microwavable;micr{avable;Compound, cannot use OW and can use
EA.
93134;microwaveable;microwav1ble;microwaveable;Compound, cannot use OW and can
use EA.
93138;microword;micro~w;micr{ord;Compound, cannot use OW and can use EA.
93139;microwords;micro~ws;micr{ords;Compound, cannot use OW and can use EA.
88403;macrofossil;macrofossil;macr(ossil;Compound, so no OF sign. (I'm finding
the distinction between prefix and compound quite blurred). RUEB has microfilm
as an example.
35264;craniofacial;craniofacial;crani(acial;cranio- is likely to be classed as
a prefix, OF sign not used.
43517;disodium;disodium;4odium;di- is a prefix here, DIS should not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.1, 10.11.5.
44007;disulphide;disulphide;4ulphide;di- is a prefix here, DIS should not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.1, 10.11.5.
44014;disyllabic;disyllabic;4yllabic;di- is a prefix here, DIS should not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.1, 10.11.5.
79653;jack-o'-lanterns;jack-o'-lant}ns;jack-o,0-lant}ns;Duxbury correctly shows
the apostrophe as an apostrophe. LibLouis shows it as a close quote.
152698;Tórshavn;,t~/orshavn;,t~/or%avn;Effectively a compound word. Can
probably put a general rule -shavn-, no SH.
152699;Tórshavn's;,t~/orshavn's;,t~/or%avn's;Effectively a compound word. Can
probably put a general rule -shavn-, no SH.
3196;agroforestry;agro=e/ry;agr(ore/ry;Either looking at the general -ofor-
rule (FOR takes precedence over OF) or looking at prefix agro, Duxbury is
correct to show FOR sign not OF sign.
10081;autoformat;auto=mat;aut(ormat;Either looking at the general -ofor- rule
(FOR takes precedence over OF) or looking at prefix agro, Duxbury is correct to
show FOR sign not OF sign.
10082;autoformats;auto=mats;aut(ormats;Either looking at the general -ofor-
rule (FOR takes precedence over OF) or looking at prefix agro, Duxbury is
correct to show FOR sign not OF sign.
10084;autoformatted;auto=matt$;aut(ormatt$;Either looking at the general -ofor-
rule (FOR takes precedence over OF) or looking at prefix agro, Duxbury is
correct to show FOR sign not OF sign.
10083;autoformatting;auto=matt+;aut(ormatt+;Either looking at the general
-ofor- rule (FOR takes precedence over OF) or looking at prefix agro, Duxbury
is correct to show FOR sign not OF sign.
131745;severities;sev}ities;"s""eities";"EVER may not be used in ""severe"" and
its derivatives (stress on second E)."
14767;bighead;bigh1d;bi<1d;GH should not be used, compound word.You can
probably put in general rules for -ghead, -ghorn, -ghill, etc not to use GH.
14768;bighead's;bigh1d's;bi<1d's;GH should not be used, compound word.You can
probably put in general rules for -ghead, -ghorn, -ghill, etc not to use GH.
14769;bigheads;bigh1ds;bi<1ds;GH should not be used, compound word.You can
probably put in general rules for -ghead, -ghorn, -ghill, etc not to use GH.
42769;dinoflagellate;d9oflagellate;d9(lagellate;I imagine, comparing with other
words, dino- and hetero- will count as prefixes, therefore no OF sign.
42770;dinoflagellates;d9oflagellates;d9(lagellates;I imagine, comparing with
other words, dino- and hetero- will count as prefixes, therefore no OF sign.
70351;heteroflexible;het}oflexible;het}(lexible;I imagine, comparing with other
words, dino- and hetero- will count as prefixes, therefore no OF sign.
89274;man-o'-war;man-o'-w>;man-o,0-w>;I think the case of hyphen, o,
apostrophe, hyphen, you're almost 100% safe to assume apostrophe.
95446;monofactorial;monofactorial;mon(actorial;In all cases, OF should not be
used (compare autofill).
95447;monofil;monofil;mon(il;In all cases, OF should not be used (compare
autofill).
95449;monofilament;"monofila;t";"mon(ila;t";In all cases, OF should not be used
(compare autofill).
95450;monofilaments;"monofila;ts";"mon(ila;ts";In all cases, OF should not be
used (compare autofill).
95448;monofils;monofils;mon(ils;In all cases, OF should not be used (compare
autofill).
38525;dayan;dayan;"""dan";It is not permitted to use DAY, see RUEB 10.7.1
38526;dayanim;dayanim;"""danim";It is not permitted to use DAY, see RUEB 10.7.1
67375;H.264;,h4#bfd;,h#4bfd;Letters, dot, numbers: Duxbury correctly handles
the dot as an ordinary dot. Liblouis is showing it as a decimal point.
17699;bosomed;bosom$;"bo""sd";like blossomed, should not use SOME, see RUEB
10.7.7
98855;needledick;ne$ledick;ne$l$ick;Like bottlenose and bottleneck, these are
compound words and ED and EN should not be used.
98863;needlenose;ne$lenose;ne$l5ose;Like bottlenose and bottleneck, these are
compound words and ED and EN should not be used.
73235;hydrofluoric;hydrofluoric;hydr(luoric;Likely not to use OF.
73236;hydrofluorocarbon;hydrofluoroc>bon;hydr(luoroc>bon;Likely not to use OF.
73237;hydrofluorocarbons;hydrofluoroc>bons;hydr(luoroc>bons;Likely not to use
OF.
73241;hydroforming;hydro=m+;hydr(orm+;Likely not to use OF.
73242;hydrofracturing;hydrofractur+;hydr(ractur+;Likely not to use OF.
94141;misbeliever;misbeliev};"misbeli""e";May not use EVER after I or E, see
RUEB 10.7.4.
94142;misbelievers;misbeliev}s;"misbeli""es";May not use EVER after I or E, see
RUEB 10.7.4.
92029;undermentioned;"""um5;n$";"""u;tion$";"MENT may not be used; in
""mention"" TION is always used (because it is shorter and more natural)."
92030;unmentioned;"unm5;n$";"un;tion$";"MENT may not be used; in ""mention""
TION is always used (because it is shorter and more natural)."
139145;staghound;/agh.d;/a<.d;"More compound words, you can put general rules
in for: -ghill-, no GH; -ghound-, no GH sign; -thood-, no TH. "
141885;subjecthood;subjecthood;subjec?ood;"More compound words, you can put
general rules in for: -ghill-, no GH; -ghound-, no GH sign; -thood-, no TH. "
108159;peasanthood;p1santhood;p1san?ood;"More compound words, you can put
general rules in for: -ghill-, no GH; -ghound-, no GH sign; -thood-, no TH. "
46473;dunghill;dunghill;dun<ill;"More compound words, you can put general rules
in for: -ghill-, no GH; -ghound-, no GH sign; -thood-, no TH. "
46475;dunghill's;dunghill's;dun<ill's;"More compound words, you can put general
rules in for: -ghill-, no GH; -ghound-, no GH sign; -thood-, no TH. "
46474;dunghills;dunghills;dun<ills;"More compound words, you can put general
rules in for: -ghill-, no GH; -ghound-, no GH sign; -thood-, no TH. "
153959;unornamented;"unorna;t$";"unor""nnt$";NAME may not be used here. general
rule -nament.
98113;nanofibre;nanofibre;nan(ibre;Nano is a prefix and so OF or OW should not
be used.
98114;nanofibres;nanofibres;nan(ibres;Nano is a prefix and so OF or OW should
not be used.
98145;nanowire;nanowire;nan{ire;Nano is a prefix and so OF or OW should not be
used.
98146;nanowires;nanowires;nan{ires;Nano is a prefix and so OF or OW should not
be used.
153432;unessential;uness5tial;"u;s5tial";NESS may not be used, see inessential
in RUEB 10.8.1
69393;mishear;mishe>;mi%e>;No SH sign in most mish- words, except: mish(cons)-
such as mishmash and mishnah. There might also be some proper names.
69401;misheard;mishe>d;mi%e>d;No SH sign in most mish- words, except:
mish(cons)- such as mishmash and mishnah. There might also be some proper names.
69394;mishearing;mishe>+;mi%e>+;No SH sign in most mish- words, except:
mish(cons)- such as mishmash and mishnah. There might also be some proper names.
69395;mishears;mishe>s;mi%e>s;No SH sign in most mish- words, except:
mish(cons)- such as mishmash and mishnah. There might also be some proper names.
71046;mishitting;mishitt+;mi%itt+;No SH sign in most mish- words, except:
mish(cons)- such as mishmash and mishnah. There might also be some proper names.
100994;nongenary;nong5>y;"n;g5>y";Non is a prefix and ONG should not be used.
Compare example nongaseous in RUEB.
100995;nongovernment;"nongov}n;t";"n;gov}n;t";Non is a prefix and ONG should
not be used. Compare example nongaseous in RUEB.
67376;H.265;,h4#bfe;,h#4bfe;Normally in cases of letters dot numbers, the dot
is an abbreviation point, before the start of the number. Therefore the dot
should come before the numeric indicator.
29103;cofactor;cofactor;c(actor;OF sign should not be used here, see RUEB
10.11.5 exceptions.
29104;cofactor's;cofactor's;c(actor's;OF sign should not be used here, see RUEB
10.11.5 exceptions.
29105;cofactors;cofactors;c(actors;OF sign should not be used here, see RUEB
10.11.5 exceptions.
100988;nonequilibrium;nonequilibrium;"n""oquilibrium";ONE cannot be used as one
is not one syllable.
120214;Raikkonen;,raikkon5;",raikk""on";ONE is not a single syllable and should
not be used.
134338;Sivonen;,sivon5;",siv""on";ONE is not a single syllable and should not
be used.
110446;photofinishing;photof9i%+;phot(9i%+;Photo is a prefix and OF should not
be used here.
110447;photofinishing's;photof9i%+'s;phot(9i%+'s;Photo is a prefix and OF
should not be used here.
110448;photofinishings;photof9i%+s;phot(9i%+s;Photo is a prefix and OF should
not be used here.
110449;photofit;photofit;phot(it;Photo is a prefix and OF should not be used
here.
110450;photofits;photofits;phot(its;Photo is a prefix and OF should not be used
here.
110451;photoflash;photofla%;phot(la%;Photo is a prefix and OF should not be
used here.
110513;photonegative;photonegative;"phot""ogative";Photo is a prefix and ONE is
not one syllable, therefore ONE should not be used.
110826;picofarad;picof>ad;pic(>ad;Pico is a prefix, OF should not be used.
110828;picofarad's;picof>ad's;pic(>ad's;Pico is a prefix, OF should not be used.
110827;picofarads;picof>ads;pic(>ads;Pico is a prefix, OF should not be used.
114909;preadapt;preadapt;pr1dapt;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the only
exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for preachieve)"
114911;preadaptation;"preadapta;n";"pr1dapta;n";"Pre- is a prefix and EA may
not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...;
About the only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out
for preachieve)"
114912;preadaptations;"preadapta;ns";"pr1dapta;ns";"Pre- is a prefix and EA may
not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...;
About the only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out
for preachieve)"
114910;preadapted;preadapt$;pr1dapt$;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the only
exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for preachieve)"
114913;preadaptive;preadaptive;pr1daptive;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the
only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
2078;preadolescence;"preadolesc;e";"pr1dolesc;e";"Pre- is a prefix and EA may
not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...;
About the only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out
for preachieve)"
2079;preadolescences;"preadolesc;es";"pr1dolesc;es";"Pre- is a prefix and EA
may not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...;
About the only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out
for preachieve)"
114914;preadolescent;preadolesc5t;pr1dolesc5t;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not
be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About
the only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
114915;preagricultural;preagricultural;pr1gricultural;"Pre- is a prefix and EA
may not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...;
About the only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out
for preachieve)"
4135;preallocate;preallocate;pr1llocate;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the
only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
4136;preallocated;preallocat$;pr1llocat$;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the
only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
4140;preallocates;preallocates;pr1llocates;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the
only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
4139;preallocating;preallocat+;pr1llocat+;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the
only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
4137;preallocation;"prealloca;n";"pr1lloca;n";"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not
be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About
the only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
4146;preallocation's;"prealloca;n's";"pr1lloca;n's";"Pre- is a prefix and EA
may not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...;
About the only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out
for preachieve)"
4138;preallocations;"prealloca;ns";"pr1lloca;ns";"Pre- is a prefix and EA may
not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...;
About the only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out
for preachieve)"
4155;preallocator;preallocator;pr1llocator;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the
only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
4156;preallocators;preallocators;pr1llocators;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not
be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About
the only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
114931;preassign;preassign;pr1ssign;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the only
exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for preachieve)"
8832;preassigned;preassign$;pr1ssign$;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the only
exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for preachieve)"
8840;preassigning;preassign+;pr1ssign+;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the
only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
8845;preassigns;preassigns;pr1ssigns;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the only
exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for preachieve)"
9936;preauthorise;preau?orise;pr1u?orise;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the
only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
9962;preauthorize;preau?orize;pr1u?orize;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the
only exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for
preachieve)"
116531;proforma;pro=ma;pr(orma;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the only
exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for preachieve)"
116532;proformas;pro=mas;pr(ormas;"Pre- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; Also applies to preallocate, preassign, ...; About the only
exception for prea- is:; preach with all derivatives (watch out for preachieve)"
114579;POW;,,pow;,,p{;Preferably, no contractions as these are normally read as
letters. See RUEB 10.12.1.
147344;THC;,,thc;,,?c;Preferably, no contractions as these are normally read as
letters. See RUEB 10.12.1.
36731;CST;,,cst;,,c/;Preferably, no contractions as these are normally read as
letters. See RUEB 10.12.1.
117800;PST;,,pst;,,p/;Preferably, no contractions as these are normally read as
letters. See RUEB 10.12.1.
124456;retrofire;retrofire;retr(ire;Prefix retro means OF cannot be used.
124458;retrofire's;retrofire's;retr(ire's;Prefix retro means OF cannot be used.
124457;retrofires;retrofires;retr(ires;Prefix retro means OF cannot be used.
124463;retroflex;retroflex;retr(lex;Prefix retro means OF cannot be used.
124464;retroflexed;retroflex$;retr(lex$;Prefix retro means OF cannot be used.
124465;retroflexion;retroflexion;retr(lexion;Prefix retro means OF cannot be
used.
124467;retroflexion's;retroflexion's;retr(lexion's;Prefix retro means OF cannot
be used.
143507;suprarational;"suprara;nal";"supr>a;nal";Prefix supra, so AR should not
be used.
143508;suprarenal;suprar5al;supr>5al;Prefix supra, so AR should not be used.
124821;Rhadamanthus;,rhadaman?us;,r_haman?us;Presumably cannot use HAD here.
Action c/f to ICEB.
117782;Psion;,psion;,p.n;Presumably, no SION sign. The word is not listed in
RUEB, but is in the former British Braille publication.
117783;Psion's;,psion's;,p.n's;Presumably, no SION sign. The word is not listed
in RUEB, but is in the former British Braille publication.
117784;psionic;psionic;p.nic;Presumably, no SION sign. The word is not listed
in RUEB, but is in the former British Braille publication.
117786;psionically;psionically;p.nically;Presumably, no SION sign. The word is
not listed in RUEB, but is in the former British Braille publication.
117785;psionics;psionics;p.nics;Presumably, no SION sign. The word is not
listed in RUEB, but is in the former British Braille publication.
78455;intraregional;9traregional;9tr>egional;Probably no AR sign.
78456;intraregionally;9traregionally;9tr>egionally;Probably no AR sign.
117773;pseudoword;pseudo~w;pseud{ord;pseudo- and kilo- are prefixes, also WORD
would result in shorter, so WORD should be used.
81940;kiloword;kilo~w;kil{ord;pseudo- and kilo- are prefixes, also WORD would
result in shorter, so WORD should be used.
121054;reabsorb;reabsorb;r1bsorb;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
577;reabsorbed;reabsorb$;r1bsorb$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121055;reabsorbing;reabsorb+;r1bsorb+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
584;reabsorbs;reabsorbs;r1bsorbs;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121056;reabsorption;"reabsorp;n";"r1bsorp;n";"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121057;reaccept;rea3ept;r13ept;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121059;reacceptance;rea3ept.e;r13ept.e;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121058;reaccepted;rea3ept$;r13ept$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
903;reacclimatise;rea3limatise;r13limatise;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
904;reacclimatised;rea3limatis$;r13limatis$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
905;reacclimatises;rea3limatises;r13limatises;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not
be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
906;reacclimatising;rea3limatis+;r13limatis+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
912;reacclimatize;rea3limatize;r13limatize;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
913;reacclimatized;rea3limatiz$;r13limatiz$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
914;reacclimatizes;rea3limatizes;r13limatizes;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not
be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
915;reacclimatizing;rea3limatiz+;r13limatiz+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1318;reacquaint;reacqua9t;r1cqua9t;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1320;reacquainted;reacqua9t$;r1cqua9t$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1321;reacquainting;reacqua9t+;r1cqua9t+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1319;reacquaints;reacqua9ts;r1cqua9ts;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1343;reacquire;reacquire;r1cquire;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1344;reacquired;reacquir$;r1cquir$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1345;reacquires;reacquires;r1cquires;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1346;reacquiring;reacquir+;r1cquir+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1356;reacquisition;"reacquisi;n";"r1cquisi;n";"Re- is a prefix and EA may not
be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1357;reacquisition's;"reacquisi;n's";"r1cquisi;n's";"Re- is a prefix and EA may
not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.;
Words which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but
watch readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily,
ready, readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro,
Readstown, Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but
not realarm, realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic,
realization, ...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter,
ealtor(?)); ream (but not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not
reapologise, reapp- ...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not
have to handle re-ar words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason
(but not reascertain, reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?)
reasy(?); Reaum(?) Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver,
reavoid ...); (the above is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably
easier to assume re- prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't,
such as read, real, reason."
110531;photoreactive;photoreactive;photor1ctive;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not
be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121129;readapt;readapt;r1dapt;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see RUEB
10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are not
re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt, readd,
readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade, ...;
Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus, Readyville;
Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm, realgar,
realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization, ...;
really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but not
reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp- ...);
rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar words
because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121133;readaptation;"readapta;n";"r1dapta;n";"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121132;readapted;readapt$;r1dapt$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121131;readapting;readapt+;r1dapt+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121130;readapts;readapts;r1dapts;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121134;readd;readd;r1dd;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see RUEB
10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are not
re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt, readd,
readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade, ...;
Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus, Readyville;
Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm, realgar,
realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization, ...;
really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but not
reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp- ...);
rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar words
because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121137;readded;readd$;r1dd$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see RUEB
10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are not
re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt, readd,
readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade, ...;
Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus, Readyville;
Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm, realgar,
realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization, ...;
really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but not
reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp- ...);
rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar words
because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121136;readding;readd+;r1dd+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see RUEB
10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are not
re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt, readd,
readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade, ...;
Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus, Readyville;
Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm, realgar,
realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization, ...;
really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but not
reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp- ...);
rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar words
because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121138;readdress;readdress;r1ddress;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1746;readdressed;readdress$;r1ddress$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
1753;readdresses;readdresses;r1ddresses;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121139;readdressing;readdress+;r1ddress+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121135;readds;readds;r1dds;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see RUEB
10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are not
re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt, readd,
readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade, ...;
Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus, Readyville;
Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm, realgar,
realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization, ...;
really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but not
reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp- ...);
rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar words
because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121160;readopt;readopt;r1dopt;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see RUEB
10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are not
re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt, readd,
readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade, ...;
Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus, Readyville;
Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm, realgar,
realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization, ...;
really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but not
reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp- ...);
rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar words
because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
2098;readopted;readopt$;r1dopt$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121161;readopting;readopt+;r1dopt+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
2105;readopts;readopts;r1dopts;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121168;readvance;readv.e;r1dv.e;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121189;reaggregate;rea7regate;r17regate;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121311;reascend;reasc5d;r1sc5d;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
8409;reascended;reasc5d$;r1sc5d$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121313;reascending;reasc5d+;r1sc5d+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
8412;reascends;reasc5ds;r1sc5ds;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121312;reascension;reasc5.n;r1sc5.n;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121358;reattach;reatta*;r1tta*;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9381;reattached;reatta*$;r1tta*$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9384;reattaches;reatta*es;r1tta*es;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121359;reattaching;reatta*+;r1tta*+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121360;reattachment;"reatta*;t";"r1tta*;t";"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121362;reattachment's;"reatta*;t's";"r1tta*;t's";"Re- is a prefix and EA may
not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.;
Words which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but
watch readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily,
ready, readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro,
Readstown, Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but
not realarm, realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic,
realization, ...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter,
ealtor(?)); ream (but not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not
reapologise, reapp- ...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not
have to handle re-ar words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason
(but not reascertain, reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?)
reasy(?); Reaum(?) Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver,
reavoid ...); (the above is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably
easier to assume re- prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't,
such as read, real, reason."
121361;reattachments;"reatta*;ts";"r1tta*;ts";"Re- is a prefix and EA may not
be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121363;reattain;reatta9;r1tta9;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9421;reattained;reatta9$;r1tta9$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121364;reattaining;reatta9+;r1tta9+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9424;reattainment;"reatta9;t";"r1tta9;t";"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9426;reattains;reatta9s;r1tta9s;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see
RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are
not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121365;reattempt;reattempt;r1ttempt;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9438;reattempted;reattempt$;r1ttempt$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121366;reattempting;reattempt+;r1ttempt+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9440;reattempts;reattempts;r1ttempts;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121368;reauthorisation;"reau?orisa;n";"r1u?orisa;n";"Re- is a prefix and EA may
not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.;
Words which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but
watch readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily,
ready, readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro,
Readstown, Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but
not realarm, realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic,
realization, ...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter,
ealtor(?)); ream (but not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not
reapologise, reapp- ...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not
have to handle re-ar words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason
(but not reascertain, reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?)
reasy(?); Reaum(?) Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver,
reavoid ...); (the above is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably
easier to assume re- prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't,
such as read, real, reason."
121369;reauthorisations;"reau?orisa;ns";"r1u?orisa;ns";"Re- is a prefix and EA
may not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a-
case.; Words which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read,
but watch readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily,
ready, readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro,
Readstown, Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but
not realarm, realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic,
realization, ...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter,
ealtor(?)); ream (but not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not
reapologise, reapp- ...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not
have to handle re-ar words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason
(but not reascertain, reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?)
reasy(?); Reaum(?) Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver,
reavoid ...); (the above is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably
easier to assume re- prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't,
such as read, real, reason."
9937;reauthorise;reau?orise;r1u?orise;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9939;reauthorised;reau?oris$;r1u?oris$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9942;reauthorises;reau?orises;r1u?orises;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9944;reauthorising;reau?oris+;r1u?oris+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121371;reauthorization;"reau?oriza;n";"r1u?oriza;n";"Re- is a prefix and EA may
not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.;
Words which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but
watch readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily,
ready, readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro,
Readstown, Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but
not realarm, realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic,
realization, ...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter,
ealtor(?)); ream (but not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not
reapologise, reapp- ...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not
have to handle re-ar words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason
(but not reascertain, reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?)
reasy(?); Reaum(?) Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver,
reavoid ...); (the above is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably
easier to assume re- prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't,
such as read, real, reason."
121373;reauthorizations;"reau?oriza;ns";"r1u?oriza;ns";"Re- is a prefix and EA
may not be used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a-
case.; Words which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read,
but watch readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily,
ready, readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro,
Readstown, Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but
not realarm, realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic,
realization, ...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter,
ealtor(?)); ream (but not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not
reapologise, reapp- ...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not
have to handle re-ar words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason
(but not reascertain, reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?)
reasy(?); Reaum(?) Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver,
reavoid ...); (the above is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably
easier to assume re- prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't,
such as read, real, reason."
9963;reauthorize;reau?orize;r1u?orize;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9965;reauthorized;reau?oriz$;r1u?oriz$;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used,
see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which
are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt,
readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade,
...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus,
Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9968;reauthorizes;reau?orizes;r1u?orizes;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
9970;reauthorizing;reau?oriz+;r1u?oriz+;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be
used, see RUEB 10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words
which are not re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch
readapt, readd, readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready,
readymade, ...; Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown,
Readus, Readyville; Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm,
realgar, realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization,
...; really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but
not reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp-
...); rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar
words because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
45636;redrawn;redrawn;r$rawn;"Re- is a prefix and EA may not be used, see RUEB
10.6.7; This is more complicated than the pre-a- case.; Words which are not
re-a- are:; reach- (but watch for reachieve); read, but watch readapt, readd,
readjust, readopt, readmit, ...; Readfield; readily, ready, readymade, ...;
Readlyn, readme, readonly, readout; Readsboro, Readstown, Readus, Readyville;
Reagan, Reagen(?), Reahard(?); reak; real (but not realarm, realgar,
realienate, realign, reall-, ...); realise, realistic, realization, ...;
really; realm, realness, realpolitik; (but) realter, ealtor(?)); ream (but not
reamalgamate, reamend, reamuse, ...); reap (but not reapologise, reapp- ...);
rear (but not rearbitrate rearr- ...); note, do not have to handle re-ar words
because AR takes precedence over EA anyway.; reason (but not reascertain,
reask, reaspire, reass- ...); reast(?) -y(?) -iness(?) reasy(?); Reaum(?)
Reaumur(?) reaute(?); Reave (but not reavail, reaver, reavoid ...); (the above
is based on the larger words3 list); So it is probably easier to assume re-
prefix and then add rules for those words which aren't, such as read, real,
reason."
121109;unreactivation;"unreactiva;n";"unr1ctiva;n";RE-a- prefix rules apply
also in unre-a- words. see rea-
121111;unreactivations;"unreactiva;ns";"unr1ctiva;ns";RE-a- prefix rules apply
also in unre-a- words. see rea-
121108;unreactive;unreactive;unr1ctive;RE-a- prefix rules apply also in unre-a-
words. see rea-
121357;unreassuringly;unreassur+ly;unr1ssur+ly;RE-a- prefix rules apply also in
unre-a- words. see rea-
144513;synaesthesia;synaes!sia;synae/hesia;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
5109;anaesthesiologies;anaes!siologies;anae/hesiologies;RUEB 10.10.3 shows
examples where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where
ST is used in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g.
posthaste, posthumous, ...
5106;anaesthesiologist;anaes!siologi/;anae/hesiologi/;RUEB 10.10.3 shows
examples where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where
ST is used in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g.
posthaste, posthumous, ...
5108;anaesthesiologist's;anaes!siologi/'s;anae/hesiologi/'s;RUEB 10.10.3 shows
examples where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where
ST is used in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g.
posthaste, posthumous, ...
5107;anaesthesiologists;anaes!siologi/s;anae/hesiologi/s;RUEB 10.10.3 shows
examples where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where
ST is used in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g.
posthaste, posthumous, ...
5104;anaesthesiology;anaes!siology;anae/hesiology;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples
where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used
in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste,
posthumous, ...
5105;anaesthesiology's;anaes!siology's;anae/hesiology's;RUEB 10.10.3 shows
examples where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where
ST is used in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g.
posthaste, posthumous, ...
5118;anaesthetisation;"anaes!tisa;n";"anae/hetisa;n";RUEB 10.10.3 shows
examples where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where
ST is used in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g.
posthaste, posthumous, ...
5119;anaesthetisations;"anaes!tisa;ns";"anae/hetisa;ns";RUEB 10.10.3 shows
examples where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where
ST is used in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g.
posthaste, posthumous, ...
5114;anaesthetise;anaes!tise;anae/hetise;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
5122;anaesthetised;anaes!tis$;anae/hetis$;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
5115;anaesthetiser;anaes!tis};anae/hetis};RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
5117;anaesthetiser's;anaes!tis}'s;anae/hetis}'s;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples
where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used
in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste,
posthumous, ...
5116;anaesthetisers;anaes!tis}s;anae/hetis}s;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
5120;anaesthetises;anaes!tises;anae/hetises;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
5121;anaesthetising;anaes!tis+;anae/hetis+;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
5127;anaesthetization;"anaes!tiza;n";"anae/hetiza;n";RUEB 10.10.3 shows
examples where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where
ST is used in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g.
posthaste, posthumous, ...
5135;anaesthetizations;"anaes!tiza;ns";"anae/hetiza;ns";RUEB 10.10.3 shows
examples where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where
ST is used in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g.
posthaste, posthumous, ...
5128;anaesthetizer;anaes!tiz};anaes!tizer;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
5130;anaesthetizer's;anaes!tiz}'s;anaes!tizer's;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples
where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used
in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste,
posthumous, ...
5129;anaesthetizers;anaes!tiz}s;anaes!tizers;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
6490;Antisthenes;,antis!nes;,anti/h5es;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
9015;asthenia;as!nia;a/h5ia;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE takes
precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the string
STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
9016;asthenic;as!nic;a/h5ic;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE takes
precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the string
STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
9017;asthenosphere;"as!nosp""h";"a/h5osp""h";RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
9018;asthenospheric;as!nosph}ic;a/h5osph}ic;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
140209;sthenic;s!nic;/h5ic;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE takes
precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the string
STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
21555;callisthenic;callis!nic;calli/h5ic;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
21556;callisthenics;callis!nics;calli/h5ics;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
21558;callisthenics's;callis!nics's;calli/h5ics's;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples
where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used
in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste,
posthumous, ...
40416;Demosthenic;,demos!nic;,demo/h5ic;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
81967;kinaesthetic;k9aes!tic;k9ae/hetic;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
81968;kinaesthetically;k9aes!tically;k9ae/hetically;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples
where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used
in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste,
posthumous, ...
81969;kinaesthetics;k9aes!tics;k9ae/hetics;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
144516;synaesthetic;synaes!tic;synae/hetic;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
144514;synaesthete;synaes!te;synae/hete;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
73423;hyperaesthesia;hyp}aes!sia;hyp}ae/hesia;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
73424;hyperaesthetic;hyp}aes!tic;hyp}ae/hetic;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
99347;neurasthenia;neuras!nia;neura/h5ia;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
99348;neurasthenia's;neuras!nia's;neura/h5ia's;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples
where THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used
in the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste,
posthumous, ...
99349;neurasthenias;neuras!nias;neura/h5ias;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
99350;neurasthenic;neuras!nic;neura/h5ic;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
99351;neurasthenics;neuras!nics;neura/h5ics;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
106677;paraesthesia;p>aes!sia;p>ae/hesia;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
106679;paraesthesiae;p>aes!siae;p>ae/hesiae;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
106678;paraesthesias;p>aes!sias;p>ae/hesias;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
144515;synaesthetes;synaes!tes;synae/hetes;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where
THE takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in
the string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous,
...
152959;unaesthetic;unaes!tic;unae/hetic;RUEB 10.10.3 shows examples where THE
takes precedence over ST. The only case (it appears) where ST is used in the
string STH, is where there is a prefix bridge, e.g. posthaste, posthumous, ...
43418;dishy;di%y;4hy;SH sign should be used here in preference to DIS, because
DIS is not the whole syllable.
103411;oner;on};"""or";Should not use ONE as it is not one syllable.
97760;myonecrosis;myonecrosis;"my""ocrosis";Should not use ONE here as it is
not one syllable.
97761;myonecrotic;myonecrotic;"my""ocrotic";Should not use ONE here as it is
not one syllable.
97762;myoneural;myoneural;"my""oural";Should not use ONE here as it is not one
syllable.
40520;Dennistoun;,d5nist|n;,d5ni/|n;"Should not use ST, compare Youngstown in
RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-; Note: watch out
for ""astound""."
40521;Dennistoun's;,d5nist|n's;,d5ni/|n's;"Should not use ST, compare
Youngstown in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-;
Note: watch out for ""astound""."
65022;Gordonstoun;,gordonst|n;,gordon/|n;"Should not use ST, compare Youngstown
in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-; Note: watch
out for ""astound""."
65023;Gordonstoun's;,gordonst|n's;,gordon/|n's;"Should not use ST, compare
Youngstown in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-;
Note: watch out for ""astound""."
12094;Bardstown;,b>dst{n;,b>d/{n;"Should not use ST, compare Youngstown in
RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-; Note: watch out
for ""astound""."
12095;Bardstown's;,b>dst{n's;,b>d/{n's;"Should not use ST, compare Youngstown
in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-; Note: watch
out for ""astound""."
96059;Morristown;,morrist{n;,morri/{n;"Should not use ST, compare Youngstown in
RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-; Note: watch out
for ""astound""."
96060;Morristown's;,morrist{n's;,morri/{n's;"Should not use ST, compare
Youngstown in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-;
Note: watch out for ""astound""."
101172;Norristown;,norrist{n;,norri/{n;"Should not use ST, compare Youngstown
in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-; Note: watch
out for ""astound""."
101173;Norristown's;,norrist{n's;,norri/{n's;"Should not use ST, compare
Youngstown in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-;
Note: watch out for ""astound""."
33314;Cookstown;,cookst{n;,cook/{n;"Should not use ST, compare Youngstown in
RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-; Note: watch out
for ""astound""."
33315;Cookstown's;,cookst{n's;,cook/{n's;"Should not use ST, compare Youngstown
in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-; Note: watch
out for ""astound""."
65405;Grahamstown;,grahamst{n;,graham/{n;"Should not use ST, compare Youngstown
in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-; Note: watch
out for ""astound""."
65406;Grahamstown's;,grahamst{n's;,graham/{n's;"Should not use ST, compare
Youngstown in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-;
Note: watch out for ""astound""."
119332;Queenstown;,que5st{n;,que5/{n;"Should not use ST, compare Youngstown in
RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-; Note: watch out
for ""astound""."
119333;Queenstown's;,que5st{n's;,que5/{n's;"Should not use ST, compare
Youngstown in RUEB.; Can probably put in general rules -stoun- and -stown-;
Note: watch out for ""astound""."
86504;LLB;";,,llb";,,llb;Technically, a grade 1 indicator is required, see RUEB
10.9.3 (c).
86505;LLC;";,,llc";,,llc;Technically, a grade 1 indicator is required, see RUEB
10.9.3 (c).
86506;LLCs;";,,llc,'s";,,llc,'s;Technically, a grade 1 indicator is required,
see RUEB 10.9.3 (c).
131999;Shakespearean;,%akespe>1n;,%akespe>ean;"The EA sign is (most likely)
permitted at the end.; Compare example Epicurean in RUEB 10.6.5."
63916;giveable;giv1ble;giveable;The EA sign is permissible. Contrast with
giveaway
14007;Benelux;,b5elux;,2nelux;The EN contraction is correct, not BE-.
14008;Benelux's;,b5elux's;,2nelux's;The EN contraction is correct, not BE-.
14026;Benidorm;,b5idorm;,2nidorm;The EN contraction is correct, not BE-.
14027;Benidorm's;,b5idorm's;,2nidorm's;The EN contraction is correct, not BE-.
14038;Benin;,b59;,2n9;The EN contraction is correct, not BE-.
14039;Benin's;,b59's;,2n9's;The EN contraction is correct, not BE-.
13289;bedight;2di<t;b$i<t;The initial sign BE- may be used in these words. The
first syllable is be- rather than bed-.
13290;bedim;2dim;b$im;The initial sign BE- may be used in these words. The
first syllable is be- rather than bed-.
13293;bedimmed;2dimm$;b$imm$;The initial sign BE- may be used in these words.
The first syllable is be- rather than bed-.
13291;bedimming;2dimm+;b$imm+;The initial sign BE- may be used in these words.
The first syllable is be- rather than bed-.
13292;bedims;2dims;b$ims;The initial sign BE- may be used in these words. The
first syllable is be- rather than bed-.
13294;bedizen;2diz5;b$iz5;The initial sign BE- may be used in these words. The
first syllable is be- rather than bed-.
13296;bedizened;2diz5$;b$iz5$;The initial sign BE- may be used in these words.
The first syllable is be- rather than bed-.
13297;bedizening;2diz5+;b$iz5+;The initial sign BE- may be used in these words.
The first syllable is be- rather than bed-.
13295;bedizens;2diz5s;b$iz5s;The initial sign BE- may be used in these words.
The first syllable is be- rather than bed-.
6516;antitype;antitype;"ant;ype";The ITY sign should not be used, see RUEB
10.11.5
6517;antitypes;antitypes;"ant;ypes";The ITY sign should not be used, see RUEB
10.11.5
6518;antitypical;antitypical;"ant;ypical";The ITY sign should not be used, see
RUEB 10.11.5
38698;dealign;dealign;d1lign;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA sign. Like
react, deactivate etc.
38699;dealigned;dealign$;d1lign$;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA sign.
Like react, deactivate etc.
38700;dealigning;dealign+;d1lign+;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA sign.
Like react, deactivate etc.
38701;dealignment;"dealign;t";"d1lign;t";The prefix de- prevents use of the EA
sign. Like react, deactivate etc.
38703;dealignment's;"dealign;t's";"d1lign;t's";The prefix de- prevents use of
the EA sign. Like react, deactivate etc.
38702;dealignments;"dealign;ts";"d1lign;ts";The prefix de- prevents use of the
EA sign. Like react, deactivate etc.
38714;deaminase;deam9ase;d1m9ase;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA sign.
Like react, deactivate etc.
38715;deaminated;deam9at$;d1m9at$;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA sign.
Like react, deactivate etc.
38716;deamination;"deam9a;n";"d1m9a;n";The prefix de- prevents use of the EA
sign. Like react, deactivate etc.
38750;deassign;deassign;d1ssign;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA sign.
Like react, deactivate etc.
8834;deassigned;deassign$;d1ssign$;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA sign.
Like react, deactivate etc.
38751;deassigning;deassign+;d1ssign+;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA
sign. Like react, deactivate etc.
8846;deassigns;deassigns;d1ssigns;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA sign.
Like react, deactivate etc.
38790;deattribute;deattribute;d1ttribute;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA
sign. Like react, deactivate etc.
38791;deattributed;deattribut$;d1ttribut$;The prefix de- prevents use of the EA
sign. Like react, deactivate etc.
38792;deattribution;"deattribu;n";"d1ttribu;n";The prefix de- prevents use of
the EA sign. Like react, deactivate etc.
147514;thereat;"""!at";!r1t;THERE is permissible, note usual -ofor- rule.
147528;theretofore;"""!to=e";!ret(ore;THERE is permissible, note usual -ofor-
rule.
147529;thereunder;"""!""u";"!re""u";THERE is permissible, note usual -ofor-
rule.
147530;thereunto;"""!unto";!reunto;THERE is permissible, note usual -ofor- rule.
147557;thermoformed;!rmo=m$;!rm(orm$;Thermo- is a prefix and also -ofor rule,
OF should not be used.
95260;monetarist;"m""ot>i/";monet>i/;This is a specific exception in RUEB
10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95262;monetarist's;"m""ot>i/'s";monet>i/'s;This is a specific exception in RUEB
10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95261;monetarists;"m""ot>i/s";monet>i/s;This is a specific exception in RUEB
10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95265;monetisation;"m""otisa;n";"monetisa;n";This is a specific exception in
RUEB 10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95266;monetisations;"m""otisa;ns";"monetisa;ns";This is a specific exception in
RUEB 10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95264;monetise;"m""otise";monetise;This is a specific exception in RUEB 10.7.6:
in all cases, ONE may be used.
95267;monetised;"m""otis$";monetis$;This is a specific exception in RUEB
10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95268;monetises;"m""otises";monetises;This is a specific exception in RUEB
10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95269;monetising;"m""otis+";monetis+;This is a specific exception in RUEB
10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95283;monetization;"m""otiza;n";"monetiza;n";This is a specific exception in
RUEB 10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95284;monetizations;"m""otiza;ns";"monetiza;ns";This is a specific exception in
RUEB 10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95282;monetize;"m""otize";monetize;This is a specific exception in RUEB 10.7.6:
in all cases, ONE may be used.
95287;monetized;"m""otiz$";monetiz$;This is a specific exception in RUEB
10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95288;monetizes;"m""otizes";monetizes;This is a specific exception in RUEB
10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
95285;monetizing;"m""otiz+";monetiz+;This is a specific exception in RUEB
10.7.6: in all cases, ONE may be used.
62772;GDP;";,,gdp";,,gdp;This is an interesting one and according to RUEB
10.9.3, a grade 1 indicator is required.
25642;chemitype;*emitype;"*em;ype";This is like antitype: ITY should not be
used.
130921;seminatural;seminatural;sem9atural;This one will exercise ICEB, but from
the pattern, IN should not be used.
124150;ressentiment;"ress5ti;t";"ress5""tnt";TIME may not be used, general rule
--timent.
51444;eructation;"eructa;n";"}ucta;n";TION should be used as normal
51445;eructation's;"eructa;n's";"}ucta;n's";TION should be used as normal
51446;eructations;"eructa;ns";"}ucta;ns";TION should be used as normal
10237;autosuggestion;"autosu7es;n";autosu7e/ion;TION should be used as normal
115140;predigestion;"pr$iges;n";pr$ige/ion;TION should be used as normal
39299;decongestion;"dec;ges;n";"dec;ge/ion";TION should be used as normal
96642;moxibustion;"moxibus;n";moxibu/ion;TION should be used as normal
150382;transhumanism;transhumanism;tran%umanism;Trans is a prefix, SH may not
be used.
150383;transhumanist;transhumani/;tran%umani/;Trans is a prefix, SH may not be
used.
152865;ultrarapid;ultrarapid;ultr>apid;Ultra is a prefix, AR may not be used.
