Word lists used by the SpinPickPlay word unscrambler ===================================================== en.txt – English words (2–12 letters, lower case) from SCOWL size 60 and below (English, American and British lists), via the npm package wordlist-english 1.2.1. Licence: see LICENSE-en.txt (permissive SCOWL licence, Kevin Atkinson and others). de.txt – German word forms (2–12 letters) generated from the igerman98 Hunspell dictionary (de_DE, version 20161207, npm package dictionary-de 3.0.0) by expanding its prefix and suffix rules. Licence: GNU GPL version 2 or 3 – see LICENSE-de.txt; GPL 3 text in /engine/COPYING.txt. it.txt – Italian word forms (2–12 letters) generated from the Italian Hunspell dictionary (dict-it 5.0, npm package dictionary-it 2.0.0) by expanding its suffix rules, without verb forms carrying attached pronouns. Licence: GNU GPL 3 – see LICENSE-it.txt and /engine/COPYING.txt. es.txt – Spanish word forms (2–12 letters) generated from the Spanish Hunspell dictionary (es_ES 2.8, npm package dictionary-es 4.0.0) by expanding its suffix rules, without verb forms carrying attached pronouns (scripts/wordlists/strip-enclitics-es.py and drop-clitic-forms-es.py) and without proper names. Licence: GPL 3 / LGPL 3 / MPL 1.1 (tri-licence) – see LICENSE-es.txt and /engine/COPYING.txt. fr.txt – French word forms (2–12 letters) generated from the French Hunspell dictionary “Classique” 7.5 (Grammalecte, npm package dictionary-fr 3.0.0) by expanding its prefix and suffix rules, without elided or hyphenated forms and without proper names. Licence: Mozilla Public License 2.0 – see LICENSE-fr.txt. uk.txt – Ukrainian words generated from the Ukrainian Hunspell dictionary of the brown-uk/dict_uk project (npm package dictionary-uk 4.0.0): all lower-case base forms from the .dic file (2–12 letters) plus every inflected form of 2–6 letters produced by expanding its prefix and suffix rules (scripts/wordlists/select-uk.py), without proper names. Licence: GNU GPL 3 – see LICENSE-uk.txt. The source dictionaries are available from https://github.com/wooorm/dictionaries and http://wordlist.aspell.net/. The script used to expand the Hunspell dictionaries is published with the site source as scripts/wordlists/expand-hunspell.py. Filtering: offensive words (profanity, slurs and sexual terms) were removed from all six lists so the word unscrambler stays family-friendly.