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I'm glad to see the CMU pronouncing dictionary in there. It was instrumental when I wrote a web app[1] to generate Spoonerisms[2] (my apologies for the UI and t
by mohn 11y ago
I'm glad to see the CMU pronouncing dictionary in there. It was instrumental when I wrote a web app[1] to generate Spoonerisms[2] (my apologies for the UI and the fact that I haven't yet removed the more obscure words, especially obscure homophones, from my cmudict subset).
The cmudict isn't under the text-to-speech subheading in this list, but I think the folks at Carnegie Mellon may have considered text-to-speech applications, like a talking GPS navigator, when they compiled the dictionary. I recall the cmudict containing lots of US city names.
[1] https://spoonerizer.appspot.com/ https://spoonerizer.appspot.com/
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoonerism https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spoonerism