This program extract big words from text. The words whose Zipf frequency less than `mybigword-upper-limit' are big words. Zipf scale was proposed by Marc Brysbaert, who created the SUBTLEX lists. Zipf frequency of a word is the base-10 logarithm of the number of times it appears per billion words. A word with Zipf value 6 appears once per thousand words,for example, and a word with Zipf value 3 appears once per million words. Reasonable Zipf values are between 0 and 8, but the minimum Zipf value appearing here is 1.0. We use 0 as the default Zipf value for words that do not appear in the given word list,although it should mean one occurrence per billion words." Thanks to https://github.com/LuminosoInsight/wordfreq for providing the data. Usage, Run `mybigword-show-big-words-from-file' Run `mybigword-show-big-words-from-current-buffer' Run `mybigword-big-words-in-current-window' Customize `mybigword-excluded-words' or `mybigword-personal-excluded-words' to exclude words. Tips, 1. Customize `mybigword-default-format-function' to format the word for display. If it's `mybigword-format-with-dictionary', the `mybigword-word-definition-function', whose default value is `dictionary-definition', is used to find the definitions of all big words. Sample to display the dictionary definitions of big words: (let* ((mybigword-default-format-function 'mybigword-format-with-dictionary)) (mybigword-show-big-words-from-current-buffer)) You can also set `mybigword-default-format-header-function' to add a header before displaying words. Customize `mybigword-hide-word-function' to hide word for display 2. Parse the *.srt to play the video containing the word in org file Make sure the org tree node has the property SRT_PATH. Mplayer is required to play the video. See `mybigword-mplayer-program' for details. Sample of org file: * Star Trek s06e26 :PROPERTIES: :SRT_PATH: ~/Star.Trek.DS9-s06e26.Tears.of.the.Prophets.srt :END: telepathic egotist Move focus over the word like "egotist". Run "M-x mybigword-play-video-of-word-at-point". Then mplayer plays the corresponding video at the time the word is spoken. If video is missing, the mp3 with similar name is played. See `mybigword-video2mp3' on how to generate mp3 from video files. Please note `mybigword-play-video-of-word-at-point' can be used in other major modes. See `mybigword-default-media-info-function' for details. 3. Use `mybigword-pronounce-word' to pronounce the word at point. The word's audio is downloaded from https://dictionary.cambridge.org The audio download url could be customized in `mybigword-default-audio-url-function'. 4. Use `mybigword-show-image-of-word' to show images of the word at point in external browser. Please note `browse-url-generic' is used in this command.