Fix typos

doc/Language/list.pod

@@ -302,7 +302,7 @@ promptly during assignment to the array, if they cannot be caught at compile
 time.  None of the core functions provided in Perl 6 for operating on lists
 should ever produce a wonky typed Array.
 
-Nonexistant elements (when indexed), or elements to which C<Nil> has been assigned,
+Nonexistent elements (when indexed), or elements to which C<Nil> has been assigned,
 will assume a default value.  This default may be adjusted on a variable-by-variable
 basis with the C<is default> trait.  Note that an untyped C<@>-sigiled variable has
 an element type of C<Mu>, however its default value is an undefined C<Any>:

doc/Language/modules.pod

@@ -265,8 +265,8 @@ passing C<:DEFAULT> to C<use> along with your positional parameters. Type captur
     sub EXPORT($short_name?, ::T) {
         role R[::TT] { }
         class C { }
-        multi sub infix:<~>(C \l, T \r){ note "supressed concat with: ", T.WHAT; };
-        multi sub infix:<~>(T \l, C \r){ note "supressed concat with: ", T.WHAT; };
+        multi sub infix:<~>(C \l, T \r){ note "suppressed concat with: ", T.WHAT; };
+        multi sub infix:<~>(T \l, C \r){ note "suppressed concat with: ", T.WHAT; };
         {
             do $short_name => MyModule::Class if $short_name,
             'MixedC' => C but R.^parameterize(T), # workaround for RT#127256

doc/Language/syntax.pod

@@ -155,7 +155,7 @@ the middle, but not two in a row.
     fish-food
 
     # not valid identifiers:
-    with-nubmers1234-5
+    with-numbers1234-5
     42
     is-prime?
     fish--food
@@ -330,7 +330,7 @@ constructing them: C<< key => 'value' >> and C<:key('value')>.
 
 Arrow pairs can have an expression or an identifier on the left-hand side:
 
-    identifer => 42
+    identifier => 42
     "identifier" => 42
     ('a' ~ 'b') => 1
 

doc/Type/Metamodel/AttributeContainer.pod

@@ -55,7 +55,7 @@ this object, that is, if new public attributes are writable by default.
 
 TODO: compose_attributes, get_attribute_for_usage
 
-Also TODO: desribe :local, :excl, :all options of method attributes
+Also TODO: describe :local, :excl, :all options of method attributes
 
 =end comment
 

doc/Type/Slip.pod

@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@ C<Slip> method, or use the C<slip> subroutine:
 
 A C<Slip> may also be created by using the C<prefix:<|>> operator.  This differs
 from the C<slip> subroutine in both precedence and treatment of single arguments.
-In fact, C<prefix:<|>> only takes a single argment, so it that way, it behaves
+In fact, C<prefix:<|>> only takes a single argument, so it that way, it behaves
 closer to the C<.Slip> method than the C<slip> subroutine.
 
     my $l = (1,2,3);

doc/Type/X/Channel/ReceiveOnClosed.pod

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 
     class X::Channel::ReceiveOnClosed { ... }
 
-This exception is thrown when a calling C<receive> on a L<Channel|/type/Channel> thas has been closed:
+This exception is thrown when a calling C<receive> on a L<Channel|/type/Channel> that has been closed:
 
     my $s = Channel.new;
     $s.close;

doc/Type/X/Channel/SendOnClosed.pod

@@ -6,7 +6,7 @@
 
     class X::Channel::SendOnClosed { ... }
 
-This exception is thrown when a calling C<send> on a L<Channel|/type/Channel> thas has been closed:
+This exception is thrown when a calling C<send> on a L<Channel|/type/Channel> that has been closed:
 
     my $s = Channel.new;
     $s.close;

util/new-type.p6

@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ sub MAIN($typename, :$kind='class') {
         TEMPLATE
 
     say "'$path' written";
-    say "(remeber to 'git add $path')";
+    say "(remember to 'git add $path')";
 }
 
 # vim: expandtab shiftwidth=4 ft=perl6

util/update-and-sync

@@ -25,7 +25,7 @@ else
     # under version control there, and because  of html/build-log/
     find html/ -name '*.html' -delete
 
-    # if the htmilfy fails, sync the build log.
+    # if the htmlify fails, sync the build log.
     # since sync-build-log returns false, not the whole thing is synced
     time ./htmlify.p6 || ./util/sync-build-log
     ./util/sync