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Appeared in Volume 8/1, February 1995
Gary Martin
5th September 1994
Some time ago I found an archive which contained a Prolog-based dictionary of English words. It was a large alphabetically sorted list and each word had some additional information about what part of speech it was - noun, verb etc. I didn't take a copy at the time and now I can't find it. Does anyone know if/where it's available?
jiwei@compsci.bristol.ac.uk
Jiwei Wang
5th September 1994
There's a Collins English Dictionary in the format of Prolog clauses. This may be what you saw. It's in ota.ox.ac.uk:ota/dicts/1192.
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