Yawl is a Linux-based word gamer's dictionary that helps players enhance their vocabulary and win games.
YAWL Project is a dictionary software designed for Linux users who enjoy playing word games. It is a comprehensive word list that is specifically made for UNIX/Linux, boasting the largest collection of 264,057 words. This superset of ENABLE list, "OSW", and other meticulously researched word lists by the author's colleague, Alan Beale, makes it perfect for crossword-type board games, word construction games, and even as a spell checker dictionary.
In the latest release, YAWL now includes two anagramming utilities in the form of source code, which is easily handled using the included Makefile. Additionally, there is a shell script that extends the UNIX "strings" system command, becoming an integral part of the Linux software experience.
The new update also introduces a couple of dozen topical words to the main list, including blog and botnet, making it even more relevant to modern word games. Overall, YAWL is an excellent tool for anyone who loves words and word games, providing a comprehensive list of words without the need for constant internet access.
In the latest release, YAWL now includes two anagramming utilities in the form of source code, which is easily handled using the included Makefile. Additionally, there is a shell script that extends the UNIX "strings" system command, becoming an integral part of the Linux software experience.
The new update also introduces a couple of dozen topical words to the main list, including blog and botnet, making it even more relevant to modern word games. Overall, YAWL is an excellent tool for anyone who loves words and word games, providing a comprehensive list of words without the need for constant internet access.
What's New
Version 0.3.2.02: N/A