Firefox spellchecker, omissions of note

I'm wondering if anybody here would be interested in collaborating on a simple enough project.

I lost my flash drive, so I'm using my wife's (I don't think she ever uses it) and since I'm bad and don't back up, I had to start a new profile. Took no time at all to round up my favorite extensions and whatnot, but I found the spell checker was notoriously off.

Now that I have a personal wiki (I'm using Wiki on a Stick) I decided to make a page for spellchecker omissions. In just a few hours it had grown quite long. I plan to maintain this, adding to the wiki page as well as the spell checker as I go on.

If you'd like to help, just make a note of words you use that Firefox's spell checker doesn't check. If you want to go all out, delete your dictionary, reinstall, and start over, and just collect words you may use. I may or may not add all of your suggestions to the master list based solely on my discretion.

The intended use, if you want to add to your dictionary from this list, just copy the entire list into a text field, and manually add the ones you no longer want flagged as you type them.

Obviously we will not all agree on what should and what should not be added. I'm not even proposing revising the official English dictionary in Firefox -- that might not even be a good idea. But I'm sure some of you will agree with some.

- Adblock (currently Adblock Plus, also a verb "adblock" or general term "adblocker" to block ads, i.e. on the Internet)
- adware (software designed to deploy ads on the end user's machine)
- AMD (CPU brand)
- apps (abbreviation for software applications; often specific to portable devices e.g. iPhone, Blackberry)
- Apso (from Lhasa Apso. Mop-looking dogs)
- Ars (Latin for Art)
- Athlon (AMD brand)
- ATI (former GPU brand)
- AwesomeBar (Firefox component, was Address bar)
- Barack (first name of the 44th President of the USA)
- BitTorrent (networking protocol)
- blockquote (HTML tag)
- bloodlust (urge to kill)
- Blu (as in Blu-ray)
- bootloader (a software product that manages OS booting)
- Bon (Australian given name, e.g. Bon Scott of AC/DC fame; also as in Bon Jovi)
- brainer (i.e. "no-brainer")
- BRB (Be Right Back)
- BSG (Battlestar Galactica)
- Camaro (Car, also a band, 'Bang Camaro')
- carte (Latin, as in 'a la carte', which means 'individually')
- Cartman (surname)
- CDs (Compact Discs)
- cel (i.e. cel-shading)
- CenturyLink (North Carolina telco)
- CMS (content management system)
- colour (color, British variation)
- CrossFire (GPU tech)
- combinations
- CSI (popular cop show, general term for forensics)
- CSS (cascading style sheets, a web design tech, or content scrambling system, basic DVD protection)
- CTF (Capture the Flag, game mode based on the yard game)
- CyanogenMod (popular Android modification build for premium smartphones)
- Dalek (Doctor Who villains; inspiration for R2-D2; also Daleks)
- deathmatch (kill-all multiplayer shooter mode; also Deathmatch)
- deus (Latin, deity (god), also Deus)
- DDR (in computer memory, double data rate; in gaming, Dance Dance Revolution)
- DLC (downloadable content)
- DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act)
- downloadable
- downloaders
- downmix (when content, typically audio, is reduced in quality)
- DRM (Digital rights management)
- Drupal (open-source CMS)
- DS (dual-screen Game Boy; Nintendo handheld)
- DSL (Digital Subscriber Line, or broadband over telephone lines)
- DVDs (Digital video discs)
- DX (a game (Deus Ex), and a pro wrestling tag team (D-Generation X) among others)
- dystopia
- edu (Internet TLD for schools)
- EQ (feature on nice stereos and decent multimedia programs)
- ESRB (Entertainment Software Ratings Board)
- EULAs (EULA plural, as in more than one End User License Agreement)
- Facebook
- Fayetteville (city in North Carolina)
- FC, FCs (Full combos/flawless completions in rhythm games; force close in Android)
- fi (as in sci-fi or Semper fi)
- flashcart (colloquial term for a device which lets you put flash memory in a game cartridge)
- Fleetwood (kind of car, also the band Fleetwood Mac)
- FTW (For the win; also sometimes f**k the world)
- Fullscreen (in home video, to have an aspect ratio of 4:3; or to fill the screen with your video or game, as opposed to windowed)
- Fx (Mozilla-designated abbreviation for Firefox)
- GameFAQs (Popular website for games)
- Gamerscore (An Xbox 360 profile's cumulative score across multiple games)
- Gamertag (A profile on the Xbox 360)
- GameStop
- GBA (Game Boy Advance, a Nintendo handheld)
- GeForce (nVidia family of GPUs)
- Gmail (email service operated by Google)
- Godsmack (band)
- google (Google as a verb)
- GPL (GNU Public License)
- Greenville (college town in NC; also other states)
- grey (gray, British variation)
- greyware (software that is in a grey area; or grayware)
- GPS (global positioning system)
- GPU (graphics processing unit, also GPUs)
- habanero (chili pepper)
- Halen (as in, Van Halen, the rock group, or i.e. Van Halen, the surname)
- handheld (device)
- Harmonix (gaming studio)
- HD (high definition, or hard disk)
- HDD (Hard disk drive)
- HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface)
- homebrew (unauthorized third-party software for a device)
- honour (honor, British variation)
- IMDb (The Internet Movie Database)
- INXS (Australian rock band)
- iPhone (Apple-branded smartphone)
- ISP (Internet Service Provider; also ISP's)
- JIT (Just-in-Time debugging)
- JRPG (Japanese Role-Playing Game) also JRPGs (as opposed to a WRPG, or Western Role-Playing Game) also WRPGs
- Lifehacker (website)
- malware (malicious software, e.g. spyware, adware)
- mana (also Mana, a game term and rock band)
- MapQuest (website)
- McAfee (computer security software company)
- Metallica (rock band)
- microSD (memory card format)
- MiniDisc (media format)
- MMA (Mixed Martial Arts)
- MMOG (also MMORPG, massive multiplayer online [role playing] game)
- mobo (colloquial term for motherboard)
- MPAA (Motion Picture Association of America)
- multi (a prefix that can be separated by a hyphen)
- multiplayer (a game that supports multiple players)
- MySpace (social network)
- NES (gaming console)
- netbook (portable computer)
- Newegg (website)
- Nickelback (rock band)
- Nitro (colloquial term with various meanings)
- NSIS (software)
- Nullsoft (software company)
- nVidia (GPU maker)
- Obama (American President)
- OEM (Original equipment manufacturer)
- onboard (onboard video/audio, something that is built-in on a computer's motherboard)
- OpenOffice (software)
- Orkut (social network)
- PCI (Peripheral Component Interconnect, a peripheral tech)
- PDA (Personal Data Assistant or Public Display of Affection)
- plugin or plugins (software)
- PNG (Portable Network Graphic, an image format)
- portablize (to make something portable)
- pre (prefix that can be separated by a hyphen)
- Prez (colloquial term for President)
- PSP (game system)
- QA (Quality Assurance)
- Raedon (GPU)
- replayable
- RIAA (Record Industry Association of America)
- ringtone
- roadmap
- roleplaying
- ROMs (software dump of a cartridge, or firmware package; plural of ROM)
- rumour (rumor, British variation)
- scratchers (scratch-off lottery tickets)
- screenshot
- SDHC (Secure Digital High Capacity)
- se (as in 'per se', a Latin phrase meaning "...as such")
- setlist (also Setlist)
- sims (simulations)
- SLI (Scalable Link Interface, GPU tech)
- smartphone (handheld computer with GSM/CDMA radio and wireless broadband modem)
- SMS (short message system, i.e. text messages)
- SNES (game system, also SuperNES)
- SourceForge (open source development website)
- spinoff (also spinoffs)
- spyware (software designed to spy on the user who installed it)
- startup (what a computer does when it boots, e.g. startup sequence; also a small business, e.g. internet startup)
- SVU (Special Victims Unit, a Law & Order show)
- taskbar (Windows tool)
- Technica (from Latin for technology, e.g. website "Ars Technica")
- teleport (also, teleporting, teleported, teleportation)
- texting (sending text messages via SMS)
- that'll (contraction for "that will")
- timeline (roadmap of goals for a project)
- TLD (Top Level Domain, e.g. .com, .net, .edu and others)
- telco (telephone company)
- Torchwood (British sci-fi show)
- Trekkies (fans of Star Trek)
- Ubuntu (Linux distribution)
- UFC (Ultimate Fighting Championship)
- UI (User Interface)
- USB (Universal Serial Bus)
- uTorrent (BitTorrent software, officially μTorrent)
- valour (valor, British variation)
- VideoLAN (software, also VLC)
- voicemail
- Warcraft (game series)
- weaksauce (meme, i.e. disappointing)
- webcam, webcams
- Wiccan (relating to witchcraft)
- widescreen (wide aspect ratios)
- Wii (game console)
- Wiimote (Wii controller)
- Winamp (software)
- WinXP (Windows XP)
- WMA (Windows Media Audio)
- WWF/WWE (World Wrestling Federation/Entertainment)
- Xbox (game console)
- XnView (software)
- XP (Windows in 2002, also Experience in RPGs)
- y'know (slang contraction for "you know?")
- YouTube (website)
- Zealand (i.e. New Zealand)
- Ziti (pasta)

[Topic title changed from "Firefox spellchecker hall of shame" to "Firefox spellchecker, notable omissions" by topic creator for clarity.]