dlw / deleteword              Deletes words or terms from the current dictionary

   Format:
      ;dlw <switches>         Deletes words or terms

   Notes:
      Dictionaries help Axmud to interpret the text it receives from the world.
      An Axmud dictionary stores groups of words. It contains a group of weapon
         words ('sword', 'mace', etc), a group of words for living beings
         ('orc', 'dwarf', etc), and several more besides.
      It also contains several useful terms, such as phrases for times of the
         day.

      This command deletes words and terms from the current dictionary.
        <switches> should be one or more of the following switch options:

      -g <guild>         - Deletes a guild word (e.g. 'assassin')
      -r <race>          - Deletes a race (species) word (e.g. 'orc')
      -w <weapon>        - Deletes a weapon word (e.g. 'club')
      -a <armour>        - Deletes a armour word (e.g. 'helmet')
      -e <garment>       - Deletes a garment word (e.g. 'jacket')
      -s <being>         - Deletes a sentient being word (e.g. 'guard')
      -k <creature>      - Deletes a creature word (e.g. 'tiger')

      -p <portable>      - Deletes a portable word (e.g. 'bucket')
      -d <decoration>    - Deletes a decoration word (e.g. 'fence')
      -l <plural>        - Deletes a plural word (e.g. 'stadia')
      -x <pseudo_noun>   - Deletes a pseudo-noun (e.g. 'remains of a corpse')

      -j <adjective>     - Deletes an adjective word (e.g. 'big')
      -c <declined_form> - Deletes a declined adjective (e.g. 'vieille')
                              (not used in English dictionaries)
      -y <pseudo_adj>    - Deletes a pseudo-adjective (e.g. 'really big')
      -v <pseudo_object> - Deletes a pseudo-object string
                              (e.g. 'He-man, Master of the Universe')
      -i <ignore_word>   - Deletes a word that's not a noun or adjective
                              (e.g. 'in', 'on', 'quickly', 'the')

      -n <number_word>   - Deletes a number word (e.g. 'a dozen')
      -b <time_of_day>   - Deletes a time of day (e.g. 'in the morning')
      -f <hour>          - Deletes a clock hour phrase (e.g. 'twelve')
      -m <minute>        - Deletes a clock minute phrase (e.g. 'ten past')

      Any component which contains spaces - for example, a <pseudo_adjective>
         like 'quite stupendously big' - should be enclosed with diamond
         brackets <...>
      Switch options can be combined in a single command:

         e.g. ';deleteword -r orc -r troll -w sword -k butterfly'

      Standard time words (added with ';addword -t <...>') cannot be deleted.

   User commands:
      dlw / delword / deleteword
