Queen's English (enGB)

Does the sight of your neighbor leveling put color in your cheeks? Do you think Americans are meager with their letters?

Queen’s English gives your WoW experience a British flavour, allowing you to appease with fervour your that niggling spelling pedant within you. As he or she is wont to do, an American may type "leveling", but to you it will appear as "levelling". Unfortunately it seems too tricky to "fix" chat bubbles, but chat frames and combat frames both work ("Judgement" of Wisdom, anyone?).

To add your own spellings, use the following command:

/qe color colour

...which will replace all occurances of "color" with "colour"

If you don’t like a substitution, use "keep":

/qe keep judgment

...and "judgment" will no longer be replaced with "judgement"

The word list is in the file QEVocab.lua. Suggestions for more spellings are welcome. Queen’s English can also be used (within the scope of single words) to expand abbreviations, eg. "lvl" to "level". Enjoy!


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  • 4 comments
  • Avatar of tsadok tsadok Sun, 19 Apr 2009 06:24:22

    I would have thought there are enough spellings of "color/colour" in my description to satisfy everyone :-)

  • Avatar of Kaelten Kaelten Wed, 04 Feb 2009 15:51:07

    American troll is American troll

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  • Avatar of ckknight ckknight Wed, 04 Feb 2009 15:50:20

    You misspelled "colour" in your description. It should be "color". Common mistake.

  • Avatar of Ackis Ackis Wed, 04 Feb 2009 15:46:27

    So tempted to use this... I'm Canadian and God I hate how the americans butcher the english language.

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04 Feb 2009
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19 Apr 2009
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