Fun discussion.
I still think "to obsolete" something sounds ugly whatever the dictionaries say.
Even in the USA.
(Strine I cannot speak for - or even speak)
Adrian
PS Incidentally on a related theme the relatively straightforward ability to set up various specialist dictionaries in OO is one of the nice things about it. I work in UK English and then have several others including places, acronyms, Latin terms, American usage, company names, people's names, construction industry terms and so on.
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