Taxonomy tree for Concepts

    • PRIME
      • OBJECT
          [NO HYPERNYM.] WHAT one CAN NAME:refer to.
        • PART
            OBJECT which COMBINES with OTHER OBJECTS to BECOME ONE LARGER WHOLE OBJECT.
          • BASIS
              LOWEST AND/OR MOST IMPORTANT PART of something.
            • EMPIRICAL
                BASED on PERCEIVING AND NOT ONLY BASED on REPORTS.
          • BOTTOM
              PART of an ARTEFACT or THING that is MOST LOW.
          • HALF
              EQUAL PART of TWO PARTS of ONE THING.
          • ONE THIRD
              ONE PART of THREE
          • PLACE
              PART of SPACE that THINGS BE-IN:are-in.
            • BEHIND
                PLACE on the MORE DISTANT SIDE of a THING as SEEN FROM the HUMAN WHO SEES THIS THING.
              • NEXT
                  IMMEDIATELY BEHIND a SEQUENCE of THINGS.
            • BELOW
                PLACE that is LOW IN-RELATION-TO something OTHER.
            • BETWEEN
                RELATION of one PLACE to TWO PLACES IN EXACTLY CONTRARY DIRECTIONS, OR the PLACE that has THESE RELATIONS.
            • CITY
                BIG PLACE that CONTAINS MANY STREETS AND GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS, AND where INTENSELY MANY PEOPLE LIVE NEAR TOGETHER.
              • CITIES
                • XR CITIES PROPER NAME of the cities of ancient China.
                  PROPER NAME of the cities of ancient China.
              • CAPITAL CITY
                  CITY where the GOVERNMENT of a STATE BE-IN:is located.
            • CORNER
                PLACE where EDGES OR SIDES of something MEET.
            • COURTYARD
                PLACE BETWEEN HOUSES LACKING BUILDINGS.
            • SKY
                PLACE in SPACE CONTAINING the SUN, the MOON and the STARS.
            • IN FRONT
                PLACE BETWEEN SPEAKER AND something OR NEAR in the DIRECTION the SPEAKER LOOKING.
            • INSIDE
                PLACE which BE-IN:is-in ANOTHER MORE BIG PLACE.
            • CAMP
                PLACE where an ARMY DWELLS.
            • NEST
                PLACE where a BIRD LIVES, SLEEPS AND REARS its OFFSPRING.
            • OPEN AIR
                The PLACE OUTSIDE BUILDINGS.
            • WAY
                LONG AND NARROW LEVEL PLACE ON which HUMANS GO TO PLACES OR TRAVEL TO DISTANT PLACES.
              • CORRIDOR
                  WAY INSIDE a BUILDING THROUGH which to WALK FROM ONE ROOM TO ANOTHER.
              • FORD
                  SHALLOW WAY ACROSS a RIVER.
              • PATH
                  SMALL WAY.
              • STREET
                  WAY INSIDE a CITY OR VILLAGE.
              • TUNNEL
                  WAY BELOW the SURFACE of the EARTH in the form of a BIG TUBE.
            • SIDE
                PLACE to the LEFT OR RIGHT, AND NOT IN FRONT OR BEHIND.
              • BLADE
                  SHARP SIDE OR TIP FOR PIERCING OR CUTTING in a CUTTING TOOL.
              • SHORE
                  SIDE of a RIVER, LAKE, OR SEA.
            • TERRITORY
                PLACE INSIDE DEFINED BOUNDARIES.
              • FIELD
                  SMALL TERRITORY to be TILLED by DEFINED PEASANTS
                • GARDEN
                    SMALL FIELD CONTAINING FLOWERS, FRUIT TREES AND VEGETABLES ETC. FOR HOME USE.
                • PASTURE
                    FIELD IN which DOMESTIC ANIMALS EAT GRASS.
              • FOREST
                  TERRITORY CONTAINING MANY TREES AND SHRUBS EVERYWHERE.
              • ISLAND
                  TERRITORY SURROUNDED by WATER on ALL SIDES
              • REGION
              • STATE
                  TERRITORY GOVERNED by an INDEPENDENT RULER.[[STAAT]]
                • CHINA
                    MOST LARGE STATE in East Asia. [GEOGRPAHY]
                • STATES
                    An individual STATE, names of major states in the Warring States period.
                • NATION
                    STATE THOUGHT of an ABSTRACT INSTITUTION.
                • FEDERATION
                    STATE ESTABLISHED by FREE DECISION by the LEADERS of its PARTS.
                • FATHERLAND
                    STATE WHERE ONE HAS ONE'S HOME.
                • REPUBLIC
                    STATE LACKING A KING OR HEREDITARY RULER
                • RECHTSSTAAT
                    STATE in which the FREEDOMS AND the ACTS of GOVERNMENT are LIMITED by OR BASED on LAW.
                • EMPIRE
                    VERY LARGE STATE CONTROLLING SEVERAL SMALL STATES
              • LANDSCAPE
                  FEATURES of TERRITORY.
                • COUNTRYSIDE
                    LANDSCAPE OUTSIDE CITIES AND SUBURBS.
                • MARSH
                    LOW INTENSELY WET LANDSCAPE.
                • VALLEY
                    LOW LANDSCAPE BETWEEN NEAR MOUNTAINS.
                • DESERT
                    LANDSCAPE LACKING PLANTS BECAUSE of LACK of WATER.
                • SLOPE
                    SLANTED PART of a LANDSCAPE.
                • ABYSS
                    ROCK LANDSCAPE that is INTENSELY AND STEEP AND CONTAINS WATER AT THE BOTTOM. 
                • MAINLAND
                    LANDSCAPE NOT IMAGINED as SURROUNDED BY SEA.
                • PLAIN
                    LANDSCAPE LACKING MOUNTAINS AND VALLEYS.
              • SUBURB
                  DWELL:inhabited TERRITORY NEAR a CITY.
            • TIP
                PLACE at the END of a LONG THING.
              • ARROWHEAD
                  SHARP TIP of an ARROW.
            • ABOVE
                PLACE HIGH IN-RELATION-TO OTHER PLACE.
            • VILLAGE
                SMALL PLACE where MANY HUMANS, TYPICALLY PEASANTS, LIVE TOGETHER.
            • WHERE
                IN WHAT PLACE.
            • WORLD
                PLACE UNDER the SKY.[[WELT]]
            • ROOM
                PLACE in which one DWELLS, SURROUNDED BY WALLS, in a BUILDING.
              • KITCHEN
                  ROOM USED FOR PRODUCING MEALS.
              • BATHROOM
                  ROOM OR BUILDING for BATHING.
            • MARKET
                PLACE CONTAINING MANY SHOPS that are MUTUALLY CLOSE.
            • SOURCE
                The PLACE where a RIVER OR BROOK BEGINS.
            • MIDDLE
                PLACE OR TIME at the SAME DISTANCE FROM BORDERS OR LIMITS SURROUNDING them, OR IN-RELATION-TO TWO SIDES.
              • MIDNIGHT
                  MIDDLE of the NIGHT.
            • HOME
                PLACE where one DWELLS ENDURINGLY OR ORIGINALLY.
            • UNIVERSE
                PLACE AND TIME which CONTAINS ALL ABSTRACT AND CONCRETE THINGS.
            • HERE
                PLACE NEAR to the SPEAKER.
              • PRESENCE
                  FEATURE OF BEING HERE.
            • EVERYWHERE
                IN ALL PLACES.
            • BORDER AREA
                PLACE NEAR a BORDER AND TYPICALLY INSIDE ONE STATE.
            • AWAY
              • XR AWAY FROM HERE OR FROM THERE, DISTANT FROM one's SELF:own DWELLING. 
                FROM HERE OR FROM THERE, DISTANT FROM one's SELF:own DWELLING. 
            • HARBOUR
                PLACE where SHIPS CAN DROP ANCHOR AND are PROTECTED, AND where ONE CAN LEAVE SHIPS AND ENTER the SHORE.
            • HELL
              • XR HELL UNDERWORLD in which SOULS SUFFER AFTER DEATH.
                UNDERWORLD in which SOULS SUFFER AFTER DEATH.
            • CROSSROADS
                PLACE WHERE TWO OR MORE WAYS are LINKED.
            • REALM
                ABSTRACT PLACE.
            • THERE
                IN THAT PLACE.
            • SHADE
                PLACE LACKING LIGHT of SUN SURROUNDED BY PLACES WITH LIGHT OF SUN.
            • TOP
                MOST HIGH PLACE in something.
              • SUMMIT
                  TOP of MOUNTAIN.
            • UNDERWORLD
                FLACE FOR AFTERLIFE
              • HELL
                  UNDERWORLD in which SOULS SUFFER AFTER DEATH.
            • CHURCHYARD
          • ELEMENT
              BASIC PART.
            • COSMIC FORCE
              • XR COSMIC FORCE FORCE, PRINCIPLE, OR ELEMENT which CONTROLS PERCEIVED PHENOMENA in the WORLD.
                FORCE, PRINCIPLE, OR ELEMENT which CONTROLS PERCEIVED PHENOMENA in the WORLD.
            • GENE
                BASIC ELEMENT which CONTROLS the DEVELOPMENT of an ANIMAL OR HUMAN from CONCEPTION ONWARDS.
          • FRAGMENT
              SMALL MIXED PARTS.
          • PERCENT
              ONE HUNDREDTH PART.
        • THING
            CONCRETE OBJECT.
          • CAUSE
            • XR CAUSE SITUATION OR THING which CAUSES something TO HAPPEN OR to be TRUE.
              SITUATION OR THING which CAUSES something TO HAPPEN OR to be TRUE.
            • BECAUSE
              • XR BECAUSE SENTENCE-CONNECTIVE to the effect that S1 is the CAUSE:reason for S2 being TRUE. [GRAMMAR]
                SENTENCE-CONNECTIVE to the effect that S1 is the CAUSE:reason for S2 being TRUE. [GRAMMAR]
              • WHY
                • XR WHY BECAUSE of WHAT? [GRAMMAR]
                  BECAUSE of WHAT? [GRAMMAR]
            • PRETEXT
              • XR PRETEXT PRETENDED AND NOT REAL CAUSE for ACTING.
                PRETENDED AND NOT REAL CAUSE for ACTING.
            • KARMA
              • XR KARMA CAUSE which HAS EFFECTS IN FUTURE GENERATIONS.
                CAUSE which HAS EFFECTS IN FUTURE GENERATIONS.
          • EARTH
              INTENSELY LARGE THING on the SURFACE of which HUMANS AND ANIMALS LIVE.
          • EXAMPLE
              THING which HAS the COMMON FEATURES of a certain CATEGORY.
            • MODEL
                EXAMPLE IMITATED OR EMULATED.
          • PROPERTY
              THINGS one POSSESSES.
            • ASSET
                IMPORTANT ENDURING PROPERTY. 
            • BOOTY
                PROPERTY TAKEN FROM an ENEMY in WAR, OR STOLEN.
            • WEALTH
                BIG PROPERTY.
            • CAPITAL
                BIG MONEY PROPERTY.
          • STAR
              VISIBLE THING IN the NIGHT SKY LACKING CLOUDS.
            • MOON
                STAR INTENSELY NEAR TO, AND MOVING ROUND, the EARTH.
            • SUN
                MOST BIG HOT STAR IN the SKY, CAUSING LIGHT on EARTH.
            • COMET
                INTENSELY SHORT LIVED STAR.
            • PLANET
            • STARS
                STAR NAMES.
          • SUBSTANCE
              THING NOT SEPARATED into SEPARATE PARTS.
            • ASH
                SUBSTANCE that REMAINS AFTER a THING is BURNT. 
              • SOOT
                  ASH CONTAINED in SMOKE, OR BLACK SUBSTANCE ON INSIDE WALLS CHIMNEYS.
            • FOOD
                SUBSTANCE USED by CREATURES.
              • BAIT
                  FOOD USED to ENTICE:seduce AND CATCH FISH.
              • SAUCE
                  SPICY LIQUID PUT ON DRY FOOD.
              • SOUP
                  LIQUID FOOD that CAN be said to be EATEN AND NOT ONLY DRUNK.
                • GRUEL
                    SOUP PRODUCED USING GRAIN AND WATER.
              • LIQUOR
                  LIQUID FOOD CONTAINING ALCOHOL.
              • CAKE
                  BAKED FOOD TYPICALLY CONTAINING YEAST AND EGGS.
              • BREAD
                  FOOD PRODUCED USING FLOUR AND YEAST.
              • CHEESE
                  FOOD PRODUCED USING MILK CURD.
              • HONEY
                  SUGARY FOOD SUBSTANCE PRODUCED by BEES. []
              • DELICACY
                  EXCELLENT SPECIAL FOOD.
              • SPICE
                  SUBSTANCE ADDED to FOOD FOR CAUSING it to BECOME MORE SAVOURY.
                • SALT
                    INTENSELY COMMON SPICE ALSO USED FOR PRESERVING MEAT. []
              • BEVERAGE
                  LIQUID FOOD.
            • LACQUER
                SUBSTANCE USED to CAUSE SURFACES TO BECOME INTENSELY SMOOTH AND TO RESEMBLE GLASS. []
            • METAL
                HARD INTENSELY HEAVY SUBSTANCE OFTEN USED FOR PRODUCING ARTEFACTS, TOOLS, AND WEAPONS. []
              • BRONZE
                  METAL of COPPER AND TIN, SOMETIMES also WITH LEAD OR ZINK.
              • SILVER
                  BRIGHT METAL [].
              • COPPER
                  RED METAL USED in PRODUCING BRONZE. [Cu]
              • GOLD
                  MOST EXPENSIVE SOFT METAL. []
              • IRON
                  COMMON METAL USED FOR MAKING TOOLS. []
              • LEAD-METAL
                  MOST HEAVY METAL. [Pb]
              • TIN
                  COMMON METALS, USED FOR MAKING PLATES ETC. [CHEMISTRY] nearly approaching silver in whiteness and lustre, highly malleable and taking a high polish; used in the manufacture of articles of block tin, in the formation of alloys, as bronze, pewter, etc., and, on account of its resistance to oxidation, for making tin-plate and lining culinary and other iron vessels.
            • POISON
                SUBSTANCE which CAN INTENSELY HARM HUMANS OR ANIMALS.
            • SOIL
                SUBSTANCE ON the EARTH in which PLANTS GROW.
              • MUD
                  INTENSELY MOIST SOIL.
                • CLAY
                    MUD USED by POTTERS in PRODUCING VESSELS.
              • DUST
                  INTENSELY DRY SOIL in INTENSELY SMALL PIECES which CAN BE BLOWN at AND MOVED by WIND.
              • FURROW
                  ROW of SOIL MOVED by a PLOUGH.
              • SAND
                  FINE SOIL on SEA SHORES. []
            • STONE
                COMMON INTENSELY HARD SUBSTANCE in LANDSCAPE.
              • GRINDSTONE
                  FLAT STONE USED FOR GRINDING.
              • WHETSTONE
                  STONE USED FOR CAUSING KNIVES TO BECOME MORE SHARP ON.
              • TOMBSTONE
                  STONE PUT on a TOMB.
              • ROCK
                  INTENSELY BIG STONE.
              • PAVEMENT
                  PATH ALONG a WAY.
              • PRECIOUS STONE
                  VALUABLE SMALL STONE.
              • JADE
                  HARD BRIGHT STONE USED FOR PRODUCING ORNAMENTS. []
            • ENERGY
                ABSTRACT SUBSTANCE which CONTAINS a FORCE.
            • TIMBER
                SUBSTANCE OF the MAIN PART of TREES.
              • FIREWOOD
                  SMALL TIMBER USED FOR BURNING IN STOVES.
              • STICK
                  LONG, ROUND, STRAIGHT PIECE OF TIMBER.
                • WHIP
                    STICK which has ROPES OR LEATHER RIBBONS ON THE TOP, USED FOR STRIKING HUMANS OR ANIMALS.
                • CARRIAGE POLE
                    The large STICK or pole at the front of a carriage as a VEHICLE PART.
                • NAIL
                    SMALL SHARP METAL STICK USED FOR FIXING THINGS on TIMBER ETC by CAUSING the STICK TO ENTER THE TIMBER ETC USING A HAMMER.
              • BOARD
                  FLAT TIMBER.
              • BEAM
                  LARGE TIMBER USED TO BUILD BUILDINGS.
                • PILLAR
                    VERTICAL BEAM OR RESEMBLING STONE USED TO KEEP SOMETHING LARGE AND HEAVY IN A HIGH PLACE.
                • THRESHOLD
                    BEAM ACROSS the FLOOR IN a GATE.
                • RAFTER
                    BIG BEAM USED in PRODUCING ROOFS.
                • MAST
                    LONG VERTICAL BEAM FOR HANGING SAILS on, IN the MIDDLE of a SHIP.
            • GREASE
                SUBSTANCE which is not MUSCLE AND CAUSES one to be FAT OR RESEMBLING SUBSTANCE PRODUCED USING ANIMALS OR PLANTS.
              • BUTTER
                  GREASE PRODUCED USING COW MILK AND USED AS FOOD.
            • DRUG
                SUBSTANCE USED FOR CURING OR PREVENTING DISEASES.
              • PILL
                  NOT LIQUID MEDICINE.
            • COAL
                BLACK SUBSTANCE PRODUCED USING TIMBER, AND USED FOR BURNING.
            • IVORY
                SUBSTANCE of LARGE ELEPHANT TEETH USED FOR PRODUCING ORNAMENTS.
            • CINNABAR
                HEAVY REDDISH MINERAL SUBSTANCE the most important ore of mercury.
            • RUBBISH
                DISCARDED SUBSTANCE OR THING.
              • DREGS
                  RUBBISH which SINKS to the BOTTOM of LIQUIDS RESEMBLING WINE ETC..
            • COTTON
                WHITE SOFT SUBSTANCE RESEMBLING WOOL.
            • GLASS
                COMMON HARD SUBSTANCE one CAN LOOK THROUGH which is OFTEN USED FOR WINDOWS.
            • EXCREMENT
                SUBSTANCE consisting of what is excreted by humans of animals in defecation.
              • MANURE
                  EXCREMENT USED FOR FERTILISING.
            • OIL
                A LIQUID which does NOT FREEZE, BURNS, AND does NOT MIX WITH WATER. []
              • OINTMENT
                  OIL USED FOR CAUSING SKIN TO BECOME SMOOTH.
            • SMOKE
                AIRY SUBSTANCE CAUSED-TO RISE by FIRE.
            • SOAP
                A SUBSTANCE USED FOR REMOVING DIRT WHEN WASHING.
            • SUGAR
                INTENSELY COMMON SWEET SUBSTANCE OFTEN USED IN COOKING. [CHEMISTRY]
            • TOBACCO
                The PLANT SUBSTANCE one BURNS AND SUCKS the SMOKE of FOR ENJOYMENT.
            • LIQUID
                SUBSTANCE which CAN FLOW.
              • BODY JUICES
                  IMPORTANT LIQUID in the BODY.
                • SWEAT
                    BODY JUICE ISSUED FROM the BODY WHEN it is HOT, OR WHEN IT USES MUCH STRENGTH.
                • TEARS
                    BODY JUICE in the form of SALTY WATER TYPICALLY ISSUING from the EYES WHEN one FEELS INTENSE GRIEF OR SADNESS.
                • BLOOD
                    BODY JUICE which FLOWS in the VEINS AND SUPPORTS LIFE.
                  • MENSTRUATION
                • SNIVEL
                    LIQUID IN the NOSE.
                • SPERM
                    MALE BODY JUICE which CAUSES WOMEN TO BECOME PREGNANT.
                • SALIVA
                    WATER in the MOUTH of HUMANS AND ANIMALS.
              • MILK
                  LIQUID DEVELOPED IN the BREAST of FEMALES, which CAN NOURISH their CHILDREN.
              • MOIST
                  COVERED by or MIXED with LIQUID, TYPICALLY with WATER.
                • SOAK
                    CAUSE TO BECOME MOIST.
              • WATER
                  INTENSELY COMMON TRANSPARENT LIQUID LACKING TASTE which FILLS RIVERS AND the SEA.
                • BRINE
                    WATER CONTAINING INTENSELY MANY:much SALT.
                • CLOUD
                    VISIBLE MASS of ASSEMBLED WATER OR ICE FLOATING IN the AIR.
                  • MIST
                      INTENSELY LOW CLOUD on the SURFACE of the EARTH.
                  • HALO
                      BRIGHT CLOUD AROUND SUN OR MOON.
                • DEW
                    WATER from the AIR on COOL SURFACES, TYPICALLY VISIBLE in the MORNINGS.
                • ICE
                    HARD FROZEN WATER.
                  • HAIL
                    • XR HAIL SNOW which has BECOME ICE SPHERES.
                      SNOW which has BECOME ICE SPHERES.
                • LAKE
                    INTENSELY BIG ACCUMULATION OF WATER IN a LANDSCAPE.
                  • POND
                      SMALL LAKE PRODUCED by HUMANS.
                    • PUDDLE
                        INTENSELY SMALL POND.
                • RAIN
                    WATER FALLING FROM CLOUDS.
                • RIVER
                    MUCH ASSEMBLED FLOWING WATER as PART OF LANDSCAPE.
                  • RIVERS
                      Individual RIVER.
                  • MOUNTAIN BROOK
                      SMALL RIVER IN VALLEY.
                  • CANAL
                      ARTEFACT:artificial RIVER.
                    • MOAT
                        CANAL PRODUCED FOR DEFENDING A CITY.
                • SEA
                    ABUNDANT SALTY WATER SURROUNDING LAND.
                • SNOW
                    WHITE FROZEN RAIN.
                  • HAIL
                      SNOW which has BECOME ICE SPHERES.
                • WAVE
                    MOVING WATER RESEMBLING MOUNTAIN RIDGE.
              • INK
                  TYPICALLY BLACK LIQUID one USES TO WRITE OR PAINT with.
              • TEA
                  LIQUID FOR DRINKING PRODUCED USING HOT WATER AND LEAVES. []
              • DROP OF LIQUID
                  SMALL SPHERE OF LIQUID.
              • VINEGAR
                  COMMON SOUR LIQUID SPICE.
              • JUICE
                  LIQUID PRODUCED USING FRUIT, USED FOR DRINKING.
            • GLUE
                A SUBSTANCE USED FOR CAUSING THINGS to be INTENSELY LINKED.
            • PERFUME
                SUBSTANCE USED FOR PRODUCING BEAUTIFUL ODOURS.
            • GAS
                SUBSTANCE IN which THINGS CAN FLOAT AND FLY BUT NOT SWIM.
              • AIR
                  GAS which FILLS SPACE ON EARTH. 
                • WIND
                    AIR in STRONG MOTION.*Wind from a direction X. [Why so rarely the direction towards which the wind is moving?]
                  • STORM
                      INTENSE WIND.
                    • SNOWSTORM
                        STORM ACCOMPANIED BY SNOW.
            • BODY TISSUE
                IMPORTANT NOT LIQUID SUBSTANCES IN THE BODY.
              • BONE
                  INTENSELY HARD BODY TISSUE.
                • SPINE
                    SEQUENCE OF BONES FROM NECK TO ABDOMEN AND THE BODY PART SURROUNDING IT.
                • RIB
                    BIG BONES at FRONT of CHEST.
                • FISH BONE
                    BONE in FISH.
              • FLESH
                  MUSCLES AND SINEWS of a ANIMAL OR HUMAN.
                • MEAT
                    FLESH of DEAD ANIMALS USED as FOOD.
                  • SLICED MEAT
                      MEAT that has been CUT into SMALL PARTS.
                  • DRIED MEAT
                      MEAT that has been CAUSED TO BECOME DRY.
                  • SACRIFICIAL MEAT
                      MEAT USED IN SACRIFICE.
                  • PICKLED MEAT
                      MEAT that has been CAUSED NOT TO ROT USING SALT AND LIQUIDS.
                  • SAUSAGE
                      FINELY CUT MEAT WRAPPED IN INTESTINE ETC..
              • HAIR
                  BODY-TISSUE which GROWS on SKIN, VISIBLY on the TOP of the HEAD of HUMANS, and OTHER PLACES.
                • BEARD
                    HAIR ON FACE.
                • FUR
                    HAIR ON the SKIN of ANIMALS.
                  • MANE
                      FUR HAVING LONG HAIR ON the NECK of a HORSE.
                • HAIRSTYLE
                    METHOD of FIXING HAIR and HEADGEAR.
                • EYEBROW
                    HAIR ABOVE the EYES.
                • WOOL
                    HAIR of the FUR of OVINES ETC. USED FOR PRODUCING GARMENTS.
                • TEMPLES
                    HAIR on the SIDE of the UPPER PART of the HEAD.
                • HEADDRESS
                    HAIR BEAUTIFULLY ARRANGED ON HEAD.
              • HORN
                  LONG BONES GROWING ON the HEADS of BOVINES AND OVINES ETC.
              • SKIN
                  The COMPLEX BODY TISSUE which WRAPS the WHOLE BODY of HUMANS AND ANIMALS.
                • LEATHER
                    SKIN, LACKING FUR, of ANIMALS OFTEN USED to PRODUCE ARTEFACTS.
                • EYELID
                    SKIN MOVING on the EYE.
              • SINEW
                  STRONG BODY TISSUE LINKING MUSCLES to BONES.
              • BRAIN
                  SOFT BODY TISSUE INSIDE THE HEAD.
          • ARTEFACT
              THING PRODUCED by MAN.
            • BUILDING
                BIG ARTEFACT PRODUCED FOR HUMANS OR ANIMALS to DWELL in OR BE-IN, or MOVE ON.
              • BRIDGE
                  ARTIFACT BUILT FOR:in order to CAUSE HUMANS to be ABLE to CROSS TYPICALLY a RIVER OR a VALLEY.  
              • OFFICE
                • XR OFFICE BUILDING OR social INSTITUTION in which PUBLIC DUTIES are ACTED:performed BY OFFICIALS.
                  BUILDING OR social INSTITUTION in which PUBLIC DUTIES are ACTED:performed BY OFFICIALS.
                • GOVERNMENT
                    MOST HIGH BURAUCRATIC OFFICE which GOVERNS a STATE.
              • PAVILION
                  SMALL BUILDING PRODUCED FOR RESTING AND FEASTS.
              • RUINS
                  BUILDING OR BUILDINGS that have been COMPLETELY DESTROYED.
              • SCHOOL
                  INSTITUTION OR BUILDING USED FOR TEACHING.
                • UNIVERSITY
                    SCHOOL FOR ADULT STUDENTS.
                • ACADEMY
                  • XR ACADEMY STATE INSTITUTION OR SCHOOL FOR EXCELLENT SCHOLARS. 
                    STATE INSTITUTION OR SCHOOL FOR EXCELLENT SCHOLARS. 
              • STABLE
                  BUILDING USED FOR REARING DOMESTIC ANIMALS.
              • STOREHOUSE
                  BUILDING USED FOR KEEPING USEFUL THINGS.
                • LIBRARY
                    STOREHOUSE FOR DOCUMENTS
              • TEMPLE
                  BUILDING USED FOR WORSHIP of DEITIES.
              • TENT
                  TYPICALLY SMALL BUILDING PRODUCED USING CLOTH AND TIMBER.
              • TOMB
                  PLACE OR BUILDING which SHOWS where one has BURIED a HUMAN.
              • WELL
                  SMALL BUILDING USED FOR FETCHING WATER FROM DEEP INSIDE THE EARTH.
              • TOILET
                  ROOM or BUILDING USED FOR DEFECATION.
              • DWELLING
                  BUILDING PRODUCED so as to PERMIT HUMANS to DWELL in it.
                • HUT
                    SMALL DWELLING.
                • MONASTERY
                    DWELLING FOR MONKS. See TEMPLE
              • PUBLIC BUILDING
                  BUILDING USED by OFFICIALS FOR WORK.
                • COURT
                    PUBLIC-BUILDING in which the RULER ACTS:conducts GOVERNMENT. See also LAWCOURT.
                • PRISON
                    PUBLIC BUILDING IN which CONVICTED GUILTY HUMANS ARE CONDEMNED to DWELL, AND which they are NOT PERMITTED TO LEAVE.
                • GUEST HOUSE
                    PUBLIC BUILDING FOR GUESTS.
                • LAWCOURT
                    PUBLIC BUILDING USED FOR the ADMINISTRATION of LITIGATION.
                • PALACE
                    BIG PUBLIC-BUILDING USED as a DWELLING by a RULER OR an ARISTOCRAT.
                • HOSPITAL
                    BUILDING PRODUCED OR USED FOR CURING HUMANS who have ILLNESSES.
                • MONASTIC BUILDING
                    PUBLIC BUILDING that is PART of a MONASTERY.
              • HOTEL
                  BUILDING PRODUCED OR USED FOR PERMITTING GUESTS OR STRANGERS TO DWELL in it DURING a SHORT PERIOD.
              • TOWER
                  BUILDING which is MUCH HIGHER THAN BROAD.
              • WORKSHOP
                  BUILDING USED TO PRODUCE THINGS.
              • FORTRESS
                  INTENSELY FORTIFIED BUILDING.
              • MILL
                  BUILDING PRODUCED FOR GRINDING GRAIN.
              • SHOP
                  BUILDING IN which one SELLS.
                • BOOKSHOP
                    SHOP where BOOKS are SOLD.
                • PHARMACY
                    SHOP WHICH SELLS DRUGS.
                • RESTAURANT
                    SHOP WHICH SELLS MEALS to be EATEN in the SHOP.
              • FACTORY
                  BUILDING FOR PRODUCING INTENSELY MANY of the SAME ARTEFACTS.
                • INDUSTRY
                    SYSTEM OF FACTORIES PRODUCING MANY of the SAME of ARTEFACTS.
              • TURRET
                  SMALL TOWER OR PART of a BUILDING INTENSELY MORE HIGH than the OTHER PART of the BUILDING.
              • MUSEUM
                  PUBLIC-BUILDING USED TO SHOW TYPICALLY OLD OR RARE THINGS.
            • DOCUMENT
                ARTEFACT PRODUCED FOR CONTAINING WRITING.
              • CALENDAR
                  LIST of the DAYS of the YEAR.
              • CLASSIC
                  DOCUMENT of INTENSELY BIG AUTHORITY, TYPICALLY USED in EDUCATION.
              • LETTER
                  PRIVATE DOCUMENT FOR SENDING TO, and ADDRESSING, someone.
                • MEMORIAL
                    PUBLIC LETTER ADDRESSED to a RULER.
              • STATIONARY
                  EMPTY DOCUMENT.
              • BOOK VOLUME
                  DOCUMENT of MANY PAGES TIED TOGETHER.
              • LIST
                  DOCUMENT JUXTAPOSES NAMES of THINGS.
                • GENEALOGY
                    LIST OF ANCESTORS.
              • DICTIONARY
                  DOCUMENT which SYSTEMATICALLY EXPLAINS the WORDS of a LANGUAGE.
              • LITERATURE
                  DOCUMENT CREATED as ART OR BELIEVED to BE ART.
                • FICTION
                    LITERATURE DESCRIBING IMAGINED EVENTS that are NOT REAL.
                  • MYTH
                      FICTION STORY EXPLAINING BASIC FEATURES of a CULTURE OR CIVILISATION.
                  • MYTHOLOGY
                      TRADITIONAL FICTION ABOUT HEROES AND DEITIES.
                • POETRY
                    LITERATURE which is RHYMED OR which is LIKE RHYMED LITERATURE.
              • COMMENTARY
                  DOCUMENT which SYSTEMATICALLY EXPLAINS the MEANING of ANOTHER DOCUMENT.
              • BOOK
                  BIG DOCUMENT CONTAINING MANY CHAPTERS.
                • ENCYCLOPAEDIA
                    BOOK which TRIES to COLLECT SYSTEMATICALLY ALL BASIC KNOWLEDGE.
              • NEWSPAPER
                  PUBLIC PRINTED DOCUMENT PUBLISHED ALL:every DAY, WEEK, OR MONTH.
              • POEM
                  DOCUMENT WRITTEN IN SHORT LINES, TYPICALLY of REGULAR RHYTHM AND HAVING RHYME.
                • EPIC
                    INTENSELY BIG REPORTING>NARRATIVE POEM.
                • SONG
                    POEM SUNG CONFORMING to a MELODY.
              • BIOGRAPHY
                  DOCUMENT DESCRIBING THE LIFE OF A HUMAN.
                • AUTBIOGRAPHY
                    BIOGRAPHY OF ONESELF
              • PREFACE
                  DOCUMENT AT THE BEGINNING OR END OF A BOOK, EXPLAINING ITS WRITING.
              • GENRE
                  DOCUMENT BELONGING TO A CULTURALLY DEFINED TYPE AND STYLE.
            • FENCE
                TIMBER ARTEFACT which SHOWS the BOUNDARY of a TYPICALLY SMALL TERRITORY and HINDERS OTHERS from ENTERING that TERRITORY.
            • GARMENT
                CLOTH ARTEFACT WORN by HUMANS IN ORDER TO CAUSE THEMSELVES TO FEEL COMFORTABLE. 
              • HAT
                  GARMENT one WEARS on the HEAD.
                • RAIN HAT
                    HAT one WEARS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST RAIN.
                • TURBAN
                    HAT in the form of a CLOTH TIED AROUND the HEAD.
                • OFFICIAL HAT
                    RITUAL HAT worn by OFFICIAL.
                • CROWN
                    RITUAL ORNAMENT WORN ON THE HEAD
              • BELT
                  STRIP of CLOTH OR LEATHER USED to TIE ROUND one's WAIST.
                • HORSE BELT
                    BELT USED on HORSES.
              • FOOTWEAR
                  GARMENT WORN on the FEET.
                • SOCK
                    FOOTWEAR WORN INSIDE SHOES.
              • UNDERWEAR
              • COURT DRESS
                  GARMENT APPROPRIATE to be WORN at COURT.
              • CLOAK
                  HEAVY OUTER GARMENT FOR PROTECTION AGAINST RAIN AND COLD.
              • RAINCOAT
                  COAT one WEARS FOR PROTECTION AGAINST RAIN.
              • TROUSERS
                  GARMENT WORN OVER STOMACH AND LEGS.
              • JACKET
                  OUTER GARMENET FOR THE UPPER PART of the BODY.
              • SKIRT
                  GARMENT WORN on the STOMACH AND HANGING LOOSELY on the SIDES.
              • GARMENT FOR MOURNING
                  GARMENT USED in MOURNING.
              • APRON
                  OUTSIDE GARMENT to PROTECT the FRONT of one's LOWER GARMENTS. 
              • GLOVE
                  GARMENT one WEARS on one's HANDS.
              • SHIRT
                  THIN GARMENT WORN on the UPPER PART of the BODY.
              • PYJAMAS
                  GARMENT one WEARS WHILE SLEEPING.
              • BUDDHIST GARMENT
              • UNIFORM
                  COMMON GARMENT WORN BY SOLDIERS, SHOWING RANK.
            • MIRROR
                FLAT ARTEFACT PRODUCED FOR CAUSING one to be ABLE SEE ONESELF in it.
            • MONEY
                STANDARD SYSTEM of ARTEFACTS, PRODUCED CONFORMING to a LAW, AND USED EVERYWHERE IN A SOCIETY, CONFORMING to DEFINED RULES, to EXCHANGE ALL OTHER THINGS for.
              • SALARY
                  MONEY GIVEN to someone who WORKS for his/her WORK.
              • EXPENSE
                  MONEY used for a certain purpose.
              • PRICE
                  MONEY one MUST GIVE to BUY something.
                • CHEAP
                    PRICE MORE SMALL THAN IMAGINED.
                  • GRATIS
                      INTENSELY CHEAP so as NOT REQUIRING MONEY to be GIVEN or RECEIVED.
                • EXPENSIVE
                    PRICE MORE BIG IN-RELATION-TO the PRICE IMAGINED.
              • TAX
                  MONEY CONFISCATED FROM CITIZENS by the OFFICIALS of the GOVERNMENT, CONFORMING to a LAW.
                • TRIBUTE
                    RITUAL TAXES PAID REGULARLY to a RULER by his DISTANT SUBJECTS.
              • DEBT
                  MONEY OWED.
            • MUSICAL INSTRUMENT
                TOOLS USED FOR PRODUCING MUSIC.
              • BELL
                  METAL MUSICAL-INSTRUMENT RESEMBLE:like a BIG CUP which one CAUSES-TO PRODUCE SOUND by BEATING it USING a STICK.
              • DRUM
                  [[A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT of the percussive class, consisting of a hollow cylindrical or hemispherical frame of wood or metal, with a head of tightly stretched membrane at one or both ends, by the striking of which and the resonance of the cavity the sound is produced.]]
              • STONE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
                  MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS PRODUCED USING STONE.
              • STRING INSTRUMENTS
                  MUSICAL INSTRUMENT which has STRINGS.
              • CYMBAL
              • WIND INSTRUMENTS
                • PIPE
                    TIMBER OR CLAY MUSICAL INSTRUMENT RESEMBLING A TUBE which one BLOWS into FOR PRODUCING SOUND.
                • MOUTH ORGAN
                    MUSICAL INSTRUMENT CONTAINING MANY TUBES, AND BLOWN into USING the MOUTH.
            • NET
                ARTEFACT of TIED THREADS, CONTAINING MANY BIG HOLES BETWEEN the THREADS.
            • PICTURE
                ARTEFACT on a FLAT SURFACE OFTEN:typically INTENDED to DEPICT or to COMMUNICATE something.
              • IDOL
                  PICTURE of DEITY.
              • MAP
                  ABSTRACT PICTURE of TERRITORY.
              • INTUITION
                  MENTAL PICTURE CAUSED QUICKLY BY PERCEPTION OR THOUGHT.
              • CARICATURE
                  PICTURE which MOCKS.
              • SELF-PORTRAIT
                  PICTURE BY SOMEONE OF HIMSELF
              • ZODIAC
                  PICTURE:diagram OF THE UNIVERSE
            • SYMBOL
                ARTEFACT USED FOR REFERRING to something INTENSELY DIFFERENT from that ARTEFACT.
              • WRITTEN CHARACTER
                  WRITTEN IMAGE:symbol TYPICALLY USED to RECORD SPEAK:speech.
              • INSIGNIA
                  OFFICIAL IMAGE:symbol SHOWING one's RANK OR JOB.
              • SEAL
                  SYMBOL USED TO PROVE OFFICIAL AUTHORITY of a DOCUMENT by PRODUCING a MARK on that DOCUMENT.
              • SIGNAL
                  SYMBOL PUT in a PLACE FOR EXPRESSING a COMMAND OR ADVICE.
              • OMEN
                  IMAGE SHOWING OR PROVING that a FUTURE EVENT will HAPPEN.
              • SCULPTURE
                  IMAGE PRODUCED USING STONE, TIMBER, OR METAL.
              • HEXAGRAM
                  IMAGE CONTAINING SIX HORIZONTAL STROKES USED in DIVINATION.
              • VARIABLE
                  IMAGE:symbol NOT REFERRING to ONE OBJECT BUT SHOWING RELATIONS of SAME REFERENCE.
              • TRACE
                  IMAGE:sign IN a PLACE of something that in the PAST has BE-IN:been in THIS PLACE.
                • SCAR
                    TRACE of CURED INJURY.
                • FOOTPRINT
                    TRACE PRODUCED by a FOOT ON a SURFACE.
                • RUT
                    TRACE MADE by the WHEELS of VEHICLES IN ROADS.
              • ALPHABET
                  SYMBOL USED IN WRITING TO REFER-TO SINGLE SOUNDS
              • AMULET
                  MAGIC SYMBOL CARRIED BY HUMANS IN ORDER TO DEFEND ONESELF AGAINST EVIL.
              • PRIZE
                  SYMBOL of WINNING in COMPETITION
              • ALPHABETIC LETTER
                  WRITTEN SYMBOL FOR A SOUND
            • TARGET
                SMALL ARTEFACT one TRIES to SHOOT INTO in ARCHERY ETC..
            • THREAD
                INTENSELY LONG THIN ARTEFACT PRODUCED USING COTTON, WOOL, SILK ETC, TYPICALLY USED FOR SEWING OR TYING UP THINGS ETC..
              • ROPE
                  INTENSELY BIG AND STRONG THREAD.
                • REINS
                    ROPES USED TO STEER HORSES.
              • KNOT
                  THREADS OR ROPES PUT TOGETHER so as to CAUSE it TO be DIFFICULT to MUTUALLY REMOVE them from each other.
              • CORD
                  THICK THREAD.
              • STRING
                  A THREAD WHICH one MOVES WHEN PLAYING a STRING INSTRUMENT.
                • CHAIN
                    METAL STRING PRODUCED USING LINKED RINGS.
            • TOY
                ARTEFACT USED FOR PLAYING with.
              • BALL
                  PERFECTLY ROUND THING that CAN BE MOVED.
                • BUBBLE
                    BALL CONTAINING AIR OR GAS AND HAVING an INTENSELY THIN SKIN which is EASY to DESTROY.
                • PEARL
                    SMALL SHINING BALL which GROWS IN MUSSELS.
              • PUPPET
                  TOY in the form of a SMALL STATUE of a HUMAN.
            • STOVE
                ARTEFACT USED TO COOK OR CAUSE ROOMS to BECOME WARM.
            • CLOTH
                ARTEFACT TYPICALLY PRODUCED by WEAVING OR KNITTING, SOMETIMES USED FOR PRODUCING GARMENTS.
              • BLANKET
                  BIG CLOTH USED to SAFEGUARD SLEEPING HUMANS AGAINST the COLD WHILE they SLEEP.
                • MAT
                    A BLANKET FOR PUTTING ON the FLOOR.
                  • BAMBOO MAT
                      MAT PRODUCED USING BAMBOO.
                  • STRAW MAT
                      MAT PRODUCED USING STRAW OR REEDS.
                  • WOOLEN MAT
                      MAT PRODUCED USING WOOL.
              • CURTAIN
                  HANGING CLOTH USED FOR BLOCKING OR CONCEALING something.
                • CARRIAGE SCREEN
                    VEHICLE PART in the form of a CURTAIN which blocks the view inside the carriage.
              • RIBBON
                  INTENSELY SMALL LONG AND NARROW CLOTH.
              • SILK
                  CLOTH PRODUCED USING SILK THREADS.
                • BROCADE
                    EMBROIDERED SILK CLOTH.
                  • BANNER
                      BROCADE USED AS AN IMAGE:symbol IN WARFARE OR IN an ARMY.
                • SILK PADDING
                    SILK USED FOR CAUSING CLOTH to BECOME THICK.
              • TOWEL
                  CLOTH USED FOR CAUSING ONE'S BODY TO BECOME DRY.
              • VEIL
                  INTENSELY THIN CLOTH USED FOR HIDING something.
              • HANDKERCHIEF
                  SMALL CLOTH USED FOR WIPING one's FACE, HANDS ETC.
              • LINEN
                  Kind of CLOTH made of flax.???
              • DIAPER
                  CLOTH USED TO COVER RUMP OF BABIES
            • FURNITURE
                ARTEFACTS OFTEN PRODUCED USING TIMBER OR BAMBOO FOR CAUSING ROOMS to BECOME APPROPRIATE DWELLINGS.
              • LAMP
                  SMALL FURNITURE USED FOR SPREADING LIGHT.
                • CANDLE
                    SIMPLE SMALL LAMP in the form of a STICK of WAX AND a WICK.
              • SEAT
                  PLACE OR FURNITURE FOR SITTING ON.
                • THRONE
                    SEAT of a RULER.
              • TABLE
                  FURNITURE with a FLAT PLANK SUPPORTED by LEGS, TYPICALLY USED FOR PLACING FOOD FOR EATING ETC..
                • ALTAR
                    TABLE OR PLATFORM on which to ACT>perform RITUALS ADDRESSED to DEITIES. 
              • BED
                  FURNITURE ON which one SLEEPS.
                • CRADLE
                    INTENSELY SMALL BED FOR BABIES.
              • CHAIR
                  FURNITURE USED FOR SITTING on.
              • BENCH
                  BIG CHAIR for SITTING OR LEANING on.
            • TOOL
                ARTEFACT PRODUCED FOR USE USING a DEFINED METHOD.
              • AXE
                • XR AXE TOOL OR WEAPON with a HANDLE and a BLADE, TYPICALLY for SPLITTING WOOD.
                  TOOL OR WEAPON with a HANDLE and a BLADE, TYPICALLY for SPLITTING WOOD.
              • BRIDLE
                  TOOL PRODUCED USING ROPES, USED to DRIVE:steer HORSES.
              • CHOPPING BLOCK
                  BIG TIMBER TOOL USED FOR CUTTING THINGS ON.
              • COMB
                  TOOL USED FOR CAUSING HAIR to BECOME STRAIGHT.
              • COMPASS
                  TOOL USED to DEFINE the DIRECTIONS WITH.
              • FETTERS
                  TOOL USED to HINDER PRISONERS from MOVING FREELY.
              • HAMMER
                  TOOL which has a HEAVY METAL PART USED TO BEAT, BREAK, OR to CAUSE NAILS to ENTER TIMBER ETC..
              • HOOK
                  ROUND SHARP TOOL USED to CATCH FISH PULL OR SUSPEND THINGS. []
              • LADDER
                  A TOOL PRODUCED USING TIMBER, BAMBOO, OR ROPE, USED TO ASCEND OR DESCEND WALLS ETC..
              • MOULD
                  A TOOL which has a CONCAVE SHAPE USED FOR PRODUCING THINGS of that SHAPE.
              • OAR
                  TIMBER TOOL MOVED IN THE WATER, NOT TOUCHING THE GROUND, TO MOVE BOATS.
              • PLOUGH
                  AGRICULTURE TOOL FOR TURNING UPSIDE DOWN SOIL.
              • SAW
                  TOOL which has METAL TEETH AND is USED FOR CUTTING TIMBER.
              • SCALES
                  TOOL USED FOR WEIGHING THINGS.
              • SPURS
                  A TOOL ON RIDER'S FOOT USED FOR STEERING HORSES.
              • TRAP
                  TOOL USED FOR CATCHING ANIMALS OR HUMANS.
              • VEHICLE
                  TOOL USED FOR TRAVELLING OR TRANSPORTING THINGS ACROSS LONG DISTANCES.
                • SHIP
                    VEHICLE FOR TRANSPORT on WATER.
                  • RAFT
                      INTENSELY SMALL AND SIMPLE SHIP in the form of a ROW of BEAMS.
                  • WARSHIP
                      SHIP USED IN WARFARE.
                  • TWIN-BODY SHIP
                      SHIP which HAS TWO LINKED PARTS.
                  • LARGE SHIP
                      BIG SHIP.
                  • BOAT
                      SMALL SHIP.
                  • FLEET
                      PART of an ARMY CONTAINING SHIPS AND SAILORS.
                • CHARIOT
                    VEHICLE USED BY SOLDIERS IN WARFARE.
                • CARRIAGE
                    VEHICLE PULLED by HORSES, USED by HUMANS FOR TRAVEL.
                • CART
                    VEHICLE USED to TRANSPORT THINGS.
                • PRISON VEHICLE
                    A VEHICLE used to TRANSPORT PRISONERS.
                • BARROW
                    VEHICLE PRODUCED so as to be PUSHED by ONE HUMAN.
                • PALANQUIN
                    CHAIR CARRIED ON SHOULDERS, USING POLES.
                • SLEDGE
                    VEHICLE WHICH SLIDES ON SNOW
              • WHEEL
                  FLAT CIRCULAR TOOL WHICH CAN ROLL.
              • YOKE
                  TIMBER TOOL PLACED ON the NECK of BOVINES AND USED TO CAUSE the BOVINES to PULL something.
              • FAN
                  TOOL PRODUCED FOR MOVING AIR ACROSS one's FACE.
              • SICKLE
                  CUTTING TOOL for HARVESTING.
              • CLOCK
                  TOOL USED FOR MEASURING TIME.
                • TIMEPIECE
                    CLOCK one CARRIES.
              • WRITING TOOL
                  TOOL USED FOR WRITING.
                • PEN
                    WRITING TOOL with HARD TIP.
                • PENCIL
                    WRITING TOOL USING LEAD-METAL
              • BRAKE
                  TOOL USED to CAUSE A VEHICLE to STOP OR to BECOME MORE SLOW.
              • LID
                  TYPICALLY FLAT TOOL USED TO COVER the TOP of a VESSEL OR BASKET ETC..
              • EATING TOOLS
                  TOOLS USED FOR EATING.
                • TABLE-FORK
                    TOOL USED FOR EATING.
                • PLATE
                    FLAT EATING-TOOL ON which one PUTS FOOD FOR EATING.
                • SPOON
                    TOOL USED FOR EATING OR MOVING SMALL QUANTITIES of LIQUID.
                  • LADLE
                      INTENSELY BIG SPOON USED FOR MOVING LIQUID.
                • CHOPSTICKS
                    SMALL STICKS USED FOR EATING.
              • KITCHEN UTENSIL
                  TOOLS TYPICALLY USED IN a KITCHEN.
                • KNIFE
                    SMALL WEAPON OR TOOL, HAVING ONE EDGE, USED FOR CUTTING OR STABBING.
                  • TABLE-KNIFE
                      KNIFE USED FOR EATING.
                  • RAZOR
                      KNIFE USED to CUT one's BEARD.
                  • SCISSORS
                      INTERTWINED KNIVES USED TO CUT THREADS OR PAPER.
              • KEY
                  METAL TOOL PRODUCED for USE TO OPEN a DEFINED:certain LOCK with.
              • SHOVEL
                  A spade-like TOOL, consisting of a broad blade of metal or other material (more or less hollow and often with upturned sides), attached to a handle and used for raising and removing quantities of earth, grain or other loose material.
              • MACHINE
                  COMPLEX TOOL which HAS MANY PARTS.
              • NEEDLE
                  SMALL SHARP TOOL USED FOR SEWING OR FOR PIERCING SURFACES.
              • SHUTTLE
                  TOOL USED TO MOVE THREADS WHEN WEAVING.
              • ANVIL
                  METAL TABLE as TOOL on which to PRODUCE OR CHANGE IRON TOOLS.
              • BRUSH
                  TOOL CONTAINING a HANDLE AND HAIR OR RESEMBLING THINGS FIXED ON that HANDLE.
                • BROOM
                    INTENSELY BIG BRUSH USED FOR:in order to CAUSE ROOMS TO BECOME CLEAN.
              • FORK
                  AGRICULTURAL TOOL RESEMBLING a SPADE which HAS a DIVIDED BLADE.
              • HOE
                  AGRICULTURAL TOOL. []
              • HARROW
                  AGRICULTURAL TOOL. []
              • LOOM
                  TOOL for PRODUCING CLOTH.
              • MATCHES
                  SMALL STICK of FIREWOOD USED to CAUSE something to BURN.
              • SPINDLE
                  STICK USED as a TOOL WHEN SPINNING.
              • TROWEL
                  A TOOL PRODUCED USING METAL, USED FOR PLASTERING WALLS.
              • AWL
                   AGRICULTURAL TOOL
              • CARPENTER TOOL
                  TOOL USED BY CARPENTER.
              • TRAY
                  TOOL USED TO CARRY CUPS, PLATES ETC..
              • UMBRELLA
                  TOOL USED FOR PROTECTING one AGAINST RAIN.
              • INKSTONE
                  STONE TOOL USED TO RUB INK STICKS on.
              • CIRCLE-COMPASS
                  TOOL FOR DRAWING CIRCLES.
              • SPECTACLES
                  TOOL HELP ONE to SEE APPROPRIATELY.
              • MEDICAL TOOL
                  TOOL USED FOR CURING DISEASES.
              • SQUARE-TOOL
              • LIGHTER
                  TOOL USED TO CREATE FIRE FOR HOME USE.
              • ANCHOR
                  TOOL FOR FIXING THE PLACE:position of a SHIP AND BINDING it to the BOTTOM of the WATER. 
              • WEAPON
                  TOOL USED FOR ATTACK OR DEFENSE IN WARFARE.
                • ARMOUR
                    DEFENSIVE WEAPONS to SAFEGUARD one's BODY IN-RELATION-TO ATTACK. 
                  • HELMET
                      ARMOUR USED to DEFEND the HEAD AGAINST ATTACKS USING WEAPONS.
                  • SHIELD
                      ARMOUR CARRIED IN one's HAND AND USED FOR PROTECTING ONE'S BODY AGAINST ATTACK.
                • AXE
                    TOOL OR WEAPON with a HANDLE and a BLADE, TYPICALLY for SPLITTING WOOD.
                • BOW
                    WEAPON one USES to SHOOT ARROWS with.
                • SWORD
                    WEAPON RESEMBLING an INTENSELY BIG KNIFE.
                • LANCE
                    LONG SHARP WEAPON USED FOR THROWING AGAINST the ENEMY.
                • FIREARM
                    WEAPON USING GUNPOWDER to SHOOT.
                  • HANDGUN
                      FIREARM HELD in one's HANDS.
                • SLING
                    WEAPON PRODUCED USING TIMBER, USED FOR THROWING SMALL STONES.
                • HARPOON
                    LANCE with STRING USED to CATCH FISH.
                • MISSILE
                    WEAPON one THROWS OR SHOOTS at an ENEMY FOR HARMING him.
                  • ARROW
                      LONG LIGHT MISSILE TYPICALLY USED to SHOOT USING A BOW. 
            • ORNAMENT
                ARTEFFACT USED so as to PUT it on something FOR EMBELLISHING this thing.
              • HAIRPIN
                  METAL ORNAMENT USED to FIX HAIR.
              • RING
                  ORNAMENT in the form of a PERFECTLY ROUND SMALL STICK, TYPICALLY PRODUCED USING METAL OR JADE.
                • JADE RING
                    RING PRODUCED USING JADE.
              • GARGOYLE
                  SCULPTURE as ORNAMENT ON a ROOF.
              • NECKLACE
                  ORNAMENT WORN ON the NECK.
            • PAPER
                FLAT LIGHTWEIGHT THIN ARTEFACT PRODUCED USING GROUND TIMBER, USED FOR WRITING ON it.
            • PILLOW
                OFTEN (BUT NOT ALWAYS!) SOFT ARTEFACT USED TO SUPPORT the HEAD of SLEEPING HUMANS.
            • MASK
                ARTEFACT RESEMBLING a FACE AND WORN ON the FACE.
            • BRICK
                BURNT CLAY STONE USED FOR BUILDING BUILDINGS.
              • TILE
                  CUBE OF BURNT CLAY.
            • SADDLE
                ARTIFACT one PUTS ON a HORSE FOR SITTING AND RIDING ON the HORSE.
            • MONUMENT
                PUBLIC SYMBOLIC ARTEFACT which CELEBRATES a PERSON OR EVENT.
            • CONTAINER
                ARTEFACT PRODUCED TO CONTAIN THINGS.
              • BAG
                  SOFT CONTAINER FOR THINGS, TYPICALLY PRODUCED USING CLOTH, AND HAVING a HOLE at the TOP.
                • POCKET
                    SMALL BAG SEWN FIXED ON GARMENT.
                • PURSE
                    BAG FOR CARRYING MONEY.
              • VESSEL
                  HARD CONTAINER USED FOR PUTTING SUBSTANCES INTO it.
                • MORTAR
                    HEAVY VESSEL of the SHAPE of a BIG CUP which is USED TO GRIND OR MIX FOOD IN.
                • WINE VESSEL
                    VESSEL USED FOR PUTTING WINE in it.
                • COOKING VESSEL
                    VESSEL FOR USE in COOKING.
                • FOOD VESSEL
                    VESSEL USED FOR FOOD.
                  • CUP
                      SMALL FOOD VESSEL USED for DRINKING from.
                • EARTHENWARE
                    VESSEL PRODUCED USING CLAY.
                • WATER VESSEL
                    VESSEL USED FOR PUTTING WATER INTO it.
                • PISSPOT
                    VESSEL USED FOR KEEPING URINE.
                • KETTLE
                    VESSEL TYPICALLY USED TO BOIL WATER IN.
                • PAN
                    FLAT VESSEL USED FOR FRYING FOOD.
                • BOWL
                    BROAD SMALL VESSEL WITH BIG OPENING.
                • URN
                    VESSEL FOR ASHES OF DEATH HUMANS.
              • BOX
                  CLOSED HARD CONTAINER.
                • BASKET
                    BOX PRODUCED USING SMALL TIMBER, TYPICALLY HAVING OPEN TOP.
                  • EARTH BASKET
                      BASKET FOR CARRYING SOIL.
                  • FOOD BASKET
                      BASKET USED FOR FOOD.
                • CAGE
                    BOX to REAR BIRDS OR ANIMALS IN, TYPICALLY MADE OF TIMBER, BAMBOO, OR METAL.
                • COFFIN
                    TIMBER BOX USED FOR BURYING.
                • QUIVER
                    A BOX USED FOR PUTTING ARROW in it, AND FOR CARRYING ARROWS.
                • BOWCASE
                    BOX FOR BOWS.
                • CARRIAGE BOX
                    The VEHICLE PART which serves as container for what is being transported in vehicles, and its constituent parts.
                • SHEATH
                    LONG BOX USED FOR CONCEALING the BLADE of a SWORD.
                • LUGGAGE
                    BOXES USED FOR TRANSPORTING SMALL THINGS WHILE one TRAVELS.
            • FRAME
                ARTEFACT USED TO SURROUND AND HOLD UP A THING.
          • GIFT
              GOOD THING which one GIVES to someone.
            • BRIBE
                NOT LEGITIMATE GIFT so as to INFLUENCE the DECISIONS of an OFFICIAL OR POWERFUL HUMAN.
            • CHARITY
                PRIVATE GENEROUS GIFTS INTENDED to PROFIT the PEOPLE.
            • ALMS
                GENEROUS SPONTANEOUS GIFT TO THE POOR.
          • CREATURE
              LIVING THING.
            • DEITY
                SUPERNATURAL CREATURE.
              • MYTHICAL ANIMALS
                  FICTION ANIMAL OR DEITY in the SHAPE of an ANIMAL.
                • DRAGON
                  • XR DRAGON MYTHICAL ANIMAL OR SNAKE which has FOUR LEGS AND RIDES ON CLOUDS.
                  • XR DRAGON MYTHICAL ANIMAL OR SNAKE which has FOUR LEGS AND RIDES ON CLOUDS.
                    MYTHICAL ANIMAL OR SNAKE which has FOUR LEGS AND RIDES ON CLOUDS.
                • MYTHICAL BIRDS
                    FICTION BIRD.
                  • PHENIX
                    • XR PHENIX MYTHICAL INTENSELY BEAUTIFUL BIRD.
                      MYTHICAL INTENSELY BEAUTIFUL BIRD.
              • DEITIES
                • XR DEITIES DEITIES.For an extensive list of designations for deified persons, gods and spirits see R. Matthieu 1983, vol. 2, pp. 1051 - 1071.
              • ANGEL
                  SMALL DEITY that HAS WINGS. 
              • DEVIL
                  WICKED DEITY.
              • GOD
                  MOST IMPORTANT DEITY.
              • BODHISATTVAS
              • EROS
                  DEITY OF LOVE
              • FAIRY
                  FEMALE KIND DEITY IN FICTION.
            • ANIMAL
                CREATURE ABLE to FEEL AND MOVE.
              • AQUATIC ANIMALS
                  ANIMALS that LIVE IN WATER.
                • FISH
                    COLD-BLOODES AQUATIC ANIMAL which HAS a SPINE.
                  • FISHES
                      CATEGORIES of FISH.
                    • EEL
                        LONG SLIPPERY FISH
                • FROG
                    GREEN OR BROWN AQUATIC ANIMAL which has LONG LEGS AND CAN JUMP. [RANA]
                • MUSSEL
                    AQUATIC ANIMAL LIVING INSIDE A SHELL. []
                • TURTLE
                    AQUATIC ANIMAL which HAS a HARD SHELL, AND IS FAMOUS for its LONG LIFE.
                • OTTER
                    SMALL AQUATIC ANIMAL that has a FUR and CATCHES FISH.[]
                • CRAB
                    TEN-FOOTED AQUATIC ANIMAL.
                • SEA SHELL
              • MYTHICAL ANIMALS
                  FICTION ANIMAL OR DEITY in the SHAPE of an ANIMAL.
                • DRAGON
                    MYTHICAL ANIMAL OR SNAKE which has FOUR LEGS AND RIDES ON CLOUDS.
                • MYTHICAL BIRDS
                    FICTION BIRD.
                  • PHENIX
                      MYTHICAL INTENSELY BEAUTIFUL BIRD.
              • FEMALE
                • XR FEMALE GENDER OF AN ANIMAL OR ANIMAL TYPICALLY ABLE to BIRTH:bear CHILDREN.
                  GENDER OF AN ANIMAL OR ANIMAL TYPICALLY ABLE to BIRTH:bear CHILDREN.
                • HERMAPHRODITE
                    MALE AND FEMALE AT THE SAME TIME
                • AUNT
                  • XR AUNT FEMALE RELATIVE of a SENIOR GENERATION of WHOM ONE IS NOT a DESCENDANT. 
                    FEMALE RELATIVE of a SENIOR GENERATION of WHOM ONE IS NOT a DESCENDANT. 
                • GIRL
                  • XR GIRL FEMALE YOUNG HUMAN.
                    FEMALE YOUNG HUMAN.
              • INSECT
                  SMALL ANIMAL LACKING SPINE, TYPICALLY WITH MANY LEGS AND WINGS. []
                • FLEA
                    SMALL INSECT which LEAPS and which SUCKS BLOOD.
                • MOSQUITO
                    COMMON SMALL INSECT which STINGS AND SUCKS BLOOD FROM HUMANS AND ANIMALS.
                • INSECTS
                    Kind of INSECT.
                • BEE
                    INSECT???
                • ANT
                    SMALL INSECT LIVING IN LARGE COOPERATive GROUPS (Hymenopterous order)
                • CICADA
                • LOCUST
                • TERMITE
                • BEETLE
                    INSECT WHICH HAS FRONT WINGS AND BACK WINGS, AND HARD SKIN COVERING BACK WINGS AND ABDOMEN.
                • SPIDER
                    INSECT which PRODUCES NETS FOR CATCHING OTHER INSECS.
              • HUMAN
                  ANIMAL which HAS TWO LEGS AND LACKS FEATHERS.
                • BARBARIAN
                    HUMAN who is NOT CHINESE.
                • BEREAVED
                    HUMAN whose NEAR RELATIVE has DIED in the NEAR PAST.
                • FRIEND
                    HUMAN with whom one INTERACTS with MUTUAL LOVE AND RESPECT BECAUSE s/he has RESEMBLING ASPIRATIONS.
                  • FAVOURITE
                      INTENSELY OR MOST INTENSELY LOVED FRIEND OF A SUPERIOR.
                • HUNCHBACK
                    A HUMAN who HAS the DEFECT of an INTENSELY CURVED BACK.
                • RELATIVES
                • NEIGHBOUR
                    HUMAN who DWELLS INTENSELY NEAR to one.
                • DESCENDANT
                    HUMAN HAVING a DEFINED OTHER HUMAN as FATHER, MOTHER, OR ANCESTOR.
                  • CHILD
                      YOUNG DESCENDENT.
                    • TWIN
                        SIBLING who HAS a SIBLING of the SAME AGE.
                    • BABY
                        INTENSELY YOUNG CHILD.
                      • FOETUS
                          BABY of ANIMAL OR HUMAN BEFORE BIRTH.
                        • EGG
                            FOETUS of BIRD in a SHELL.
                    • SON
                        MALE CHILD.
                      • NEPHEW
                          SON of BROTHER OR SISTER.
                      • PRINCE
                          SON OR NEAR RELATIVE of a RULER.
                      • STEPSON
                          HUSBAND'S OR WIFE'S SON who is NOT one's SELF:own SON.
                    • DAUGHTER
                        FEMALE CHILD.
                      • PRINCESS
                          DAUGHER OR NEAR RELATIVE of a RULER.
                      • NIECE
                          DAUGHTER of a BROTHER OR a SISTER.
                      • STEPDAUGHTER
                          HUSBAND'S OR WIVE'S DAUGHTER who is NOT one's SELF:own DAUGHTER.
                    • ORPHAN
                        BEREAVED CHILD whose FATHER AND MOTHER are DEAD.
                  • HEIR
                      DESCENDENT who INHERITS something from someone.
                • PERSON
                    HUMAN as an ABSTRACT THING which FEELS, THINKS AND DECIDES, AND HAS RIGHTS AND DUTIES.
                  • HERO
                      ADMIRED PERSON of INTENSELY EXCELLENT TALENT AND EXCELLENT REPUTATION EVERYWHERE.
                    • GENIUS
                        HERO of EXTREME PHILOSOPHICAL OR LITERARY CREATIVE TALENT
                  • SELF
                      PERSON that is NOT OTHER.
                    • ONESELF
                        SELF AND NOT the SPEAKER
                    • PERSONALLY
                        ACTING ONESELF.
                  • INDIVIDUAL
                      HUMAN who is NATURALLY INDEPENDENT.
                  • INCARNATION
                      BORN AGAIN PERSON.
                • WITNESS
                    HUMAN SUMMONED in LAW COURT TO EXPLAIN what s/he KNOWS that is IMPORTANT to LITIGATION.
                • ADULT
                    HUMAN who is SUFFICIENTLY OLD to ESTABLISH his/her SEPARATE HOME.
                  • BACHELOR
                      MALE ADULT who is NOT MARRIED. 
                  • STUDENT
                      ADULT who is TEACH:taught PERSONALLY by a TEACHER OR who is STUDYING.
                  • GENTLEMAN
                      ADULT who is EDUCATED AND ABLE to BECOME an OFFICIAL.
                    • RECLUSE
                        GENTLEMAN REFUSING to WORK as an OFFICIAL.
                    • SCHOLAR
                        GENTLEMAN whose WORK IS STUDY.
                      • CONFUCIAN
                          SCHOLAR who CONFORMS to the TRADITION of Confucius.
                      • SPECIALIST
                          WORKER who is BELIEVED to have OBTAINED EXCELLENT ABILITIES FOR CERTAIN TASKS.
                        • PHYSICIAN
                            SPECIALIST OR OFFICIAL WORKING to CURE ILLNESSES.
                      • BUDDHIST
                          SCHOLAR who CONFORMS to the TRADITION of the Buddha.
                        • LAYMAN
                            BUDDHIST who has NOT BECOME a MONK.
                  • KNIGHT
                      ADULT who USES BIG PRIVATE WEAPONS in his WORK.
                  • MERCHANT
                      ADULT whose WORK is to BUY AND SELL THINGS so as to PRODUCE a SALARY:income.
                    • BUTCHER
                        MERCHANT KILLING ANIMALS SELLING their MEAT.
                    • ENTREPRENEUR
                        IMPORTANT MERCHANT who EMPLOYS MANY OTHERS IN FACTORIES to PRODUCE BIG QUANTITIES of what s/he SELLS.
                  • OFFICIAL
                      ADULT who WORKS IN a PUBLIC OFFICE OR IN A PUBLIC FUNCTION.
                    • ASSISTANT
                        OFFICIAL who is EMPLOYED TO SERVE OR HELP ANOTHER MORE SENIOR OFFICIAL.
                      • SERVANT
                          HUMBLE ASSISTANT in a HOME or OFFICE.
                        • SLAVE
                            INTENSELY HUMBLE SERVANT POSSESSED by a HOST.
                        • SAILOR
                            SERVANT who WORKS on SHIPS.
                        • RETAINER
                            SERVANT who is PAID FOR SUPPORTING HIS EMPLOYER AND DWELLING NEAR HIS EMPLOYER.
                    • GROOM
                        OFFICIAL whose DUTY it is to REAR HORSES.
                    • MINISTER
                        A OFFICIAL who acts as as ASSISTANT to a RULER.
                    • ENVOY
                        OFFICIAL who is SENT by the GOVERNMENT to ACT:perform a TASK.
                    • GATEKEEPER
                        OFFICIAL GUARDING a GATE.
                    • MAGISTRATE
                        OFFICIAL who MANAGES AND JUDGES LAWSUITS.
                    • LAWYER
                        OFFICIAL WORKING IN a LAW-COURT, WHO IS NOT a JUDGE.
                    • MONASTIC OFFICER
                        OFFICIALS WORKING IN a MONASTERY.
                    • EXECUTIONER
                        OFFICIAL who EXECUTES.
                    • JUDGE-OFFICIAL
                    • EUNUCH
                        CASTRATED MALE OFFICIAL GOVERNING A HAREM.
                    • MESSENGER
                        OFFICIAL SENT TO TRAVEL AND TRANSMIT A LETTER OR A REPORT.
                  • OLD MAN
                      OLD MALE ADULT.
                  • PRISONER
                      ADULT who is ARRESTED AND COMMANDED to DWELL in a PRISON.
                  • SHAMAN
                  • SOLDIER
                      ADULT who is a MEMBER of an ARMY.
                    • OFFICER
                        LEADING SOLDIER in an ARMY.
                      • GENERAL
                          OFFICER who is the LEADER of an ARMY.
                  • TEACHER
                      ADULT whose WORK is to TEACH.
                  • VILLAIN
                      ADULT who is WICKED AND HAS ACTED:committed CRIMES.
                    • THIEF
                        VILLAIN who STEALS.
                  • WOMAN
                      FEMALE ADULT.
                    • OLD LADY
                        OLD WOMAN.
                    • BRIDE
                        WOMAN who is FUTURE:about to be MARRIED to someone.
                    • VIRGIN
                        WOMAN who has NEVER COPULATED.
                    • FEMME FATALE
                        WOMAN WHOSE ATTRACTIVENESS DEFINES THE LIFE OF MEN
                  • MATE
                      ADULT with whom one COPULATES.
                    • WIFE
                        MARRIED FEMALE MATE.
                      • DAUGHTER-IN-LAW
                          SON's WIFE.
                      • WIDOW
                          WIFE BEREAVED of her HUSBAND OR WOMAN LACKING a HUSBAND.
                      • QUEEN
                          WIFE of a RULER OR FEMALE RULER.
                      • STEPMOTHER
                          FATHER'S WIFE who is NOT one's SELF:own MOTHER.
                      • EMPRESS
                          SENIOR WIFE of an EMPEROR.
                    • HUSBAND
                        MALE ADULT MARRIED MATE.
                      • WIDOWER
                          HUSBAND BEREAVED of his WIFE OR OLD MAN LACKING a WIFE.
                      • SON-IN-LAW
                          DAUGHTER'S HUSBAND.
                      • STEPFATHER
                          MOTHER'S HUSBAND who is NOT one's SELF:own FATHER.
                      • CUCKOLD
                          HUSBAND WHOSE WIFE HAS COMMITTED ADULTERY AND WHO IS LAUGHED-AT BECAUSE OF THIS.
                    • HAREM
                        FEMALE MATES of an ADULT of HIGH STATUS.
                    • CONCUBINE
                        FEMALE MATE who is NOT a WIFE.
                  • WORKER
                      ADULT EMPLOYED by the GOVERNMENT OR by ENTREPRENEURS to WORK FOR them.[[ARBEITER]]
                    • ARTISAN
                        WORKER who WORKS on CONCRETE THINGS he is EDUCATED FOR.
                      • ENTERTAINER
                          ARTISAN:specialist AIMING to AMUSE OTHERS.
                        • PROSTITUTE
                            FEMALE ENTERTAINER who has INTERCOURSE with the MALES she ENTERTAINS.
                        • ACTOR
                            An ENTERTAINER who DISPLAYS ACTS in DRAMAS.
                        • ACROBAT
                            ENTERTAINER PUBLICLY DOING DIFFICULT ACTS IN-ORDER-TO AMUSE.
                        • TRICKSTER
                            ENTERTAINER OF SUPERIORS USING HUMOUR.
                      • SCRIBE
                          OFFICIAL whose WORK IS WRITING.
                      • CARPENTER
                          ARTISAN who WORKS with TIMBER.
                      • COBBLER
                          ARTISAN PRODUCING OR REPAIRING FOOTWEAR.
                      • MASON
                          ARTISAN USING STONES to BUILD BUILDINGS.
                      • POTTER
                          ARTISAN whose WORK is PRODUCING POTTERY.
                      • SCULPTOR
                          ARTISAN who PRODUCES STATUES.
                      • SMITH
                          ARTISAN PRODUCING IRON ARTEFACTS.
                      • TAILOR
                          ARTISAN whose WORK is SEWING GARMENTS.
                  • PEASANT
                      ADULT WORKING in AGRICULTURE.
                    • SHEPHERD
                        PEASANT who PROTECTS AND REARS DOMESTIC ANIMALS in the COUNTRYSIDE.
                  • CITIZEN
                      ADULT who HAS DEFINED RIGHTS AND DUTIES BECAUSE s/he BELONGS TO a STATE.
                    • BOURGEOIS
                        RICH CITIZEN who DWELLS in a CITY.
                  • MONK
                      ADULT who is NOT MARRIED AND WORKS ONLY FOR HIS/HER RELIGION.
                    • NUN
                        FEMALE MONK.
                    • TAOIST
                  • VAMPIRE
                      SUPERNATURAL ADULT SUCKING THE BLOOD OF LIVING HUMANS.
                  • ARTIST
                      HUMAN who CONCENTRATES ON PRODUCING ART.
                    • PAINTER
                        ARTIST whose WORK is to PRODUCE PICTURES.
                    • MUSICIAN
                        ARTIST PRODUCING MUSIC.
                    • AUTHOR
                        ARTIST who EARNS SALARY by WRITING AND SELLING BIG DOCUMENTS.
                      • POET
                          AUTHOR whose WORK is to WRITE POEMS.
                    • AVANTGUARD
                        ARTIST AIMING FOR PROGRESS IN ART.
                • DWARF
                    ADULT HUMAN of INTENSELY SMALL SIZE.
                • BOY
                    INTENSELY YOUNG MALE HUMAN.
                • DEFENDANT
                    ACCUSED HUMAN DEFENDING HIMSELF IN COURT.
                • PAGAN
                    A HUMAN who does NOT CONFORM to an APPROPRIATE RELIGION.
                • PLAINTIFF
                    HUMAN who ACCUSES IN a COURT OF LAW.
                • SUBJECT
                    HUMAN of MORE LOW STATUS IN-RELATION-TO someone AND SHOULD OBEY his/her COMMANDS.
                • OPPONENT
                    HUMAN who COMPETES with someone.
                  • ENEMY
                      OPPONENENT whom one HATES.
                • PHILOSOPHER
                    HUMAN who WORKS FOR SYSTEMATIC STUDY AIMING for WISDOM, OR WISDOM AIMING to be BASED on SYSTEMATIC EXPLAIN:explanation AND PROVE:proof.
                • COMMONER
                    HUMAN of less than NOBLE status.
                • GIANT
                    HUMAN of HUGE AND NOT NATURAL SIZE.
                • CHINESE
                    HUMANS of CHINA.
                • ARISTOCRACY
                    HUMAN of a FAMILY of INHERITED HIGH RANK.
                • CONSUMER
                    HUMAN who BUYS THINGS OR SERVE:services.
                • INTELLECTUAL
                    HUMAN whose WORK is BASICALLY WORK of the MIND.
                • REPRESENTATIVE
                    HUMAN who is ELECTED TO WORK FOR the INTERESTS of certain OTHERS, TYPICALLY in a DEMOCRACY.
                • MANKIND
                    CATEGORY of HUMANS as DIFFERENT FROM ANIMALS.
                • AUTODIDACT
                    HUMAN who has TAUGHT HIMSELF.
                • RACE
                    NATURAL KIND OF HUMANS.
                • RULER
                    HUMAN GOVERNS a GROUP OR a TERRITORY.[[HERRSCHER]]
                  • KING
                      RULER of an INDEPENDENT STATE.
                  • EMPEROR
                      RULER CONTROLLING ALL RULERS AND KINGS.
                  • TYRANT
                      ILLEGITIMATELY INTENSELY POWERFUL NOT JUST RULER.
                • MAN
                    HUMAN WHO IS MALE.
                • STRANGER
                    HUMAN who is NOT INTIMATE WITH SOMEONE.
                  • FOREIGNER
                      STRANGER COMING FROM a DIFFERENT STATE.
                    • HOSTAGE
                        FOREIGNER GIVEN to someone FOR SUPPORTING a PROMISE OR CONTRACT with that person.
                    • FUGITIVE
                        FOREIGNER who has FLED FROM his OWN STATE.
              • RODENTS
                  KIND of ANIMAL [Rodentia]???
                • RAT
                    SMALL INTENSELY COMMON RODENT which LIVES IN HUMAN'S DWELLINGS.
              • SNAIL
                  SMALL SOFT ANIMAL, RESEMBLING a WORM, DWELLING IN AND ENDURINGLY CARRYING a HARD SHELL.
              • DOMESTIC ANIMAL
                  ANIMAL REARED IN OR NEAR HOMES.
                • BOVINE
                  • XR BOVINE BIG BEAST or DOMESTIC ANIMAL which has HORNS, AND that SOMETIMES CAN be CAUSED TO PULL PLOUGHS... [BIOLOGY]
                    BIG BEAST or DOMESTIC ANIMAL which has HORNS, AND that SOMETIMES CAN be CAUSED TO PULL PLOUGHS... [BIOLOGY]
                  • MALE BOVINE
                      BOVINE that is MALE.
                    • OX
                      • XR OX CASTRATED MALE BOVINE.
                        CASTRATED MALE BOVINE.
                  • CALF
                      YOUNG BOVINE.
                • DOG
                    COMMON DOMESTIC OR WILD ANIMAL which HAS FOUR LEGS. [BIOLOGY; CANIS]
                  • BITCH
                      FEMALE DOG.
                  • PUPPY
                      YOUNG DOG.
                • OVINE
                    SMALL FURRY DOMESTIC ANIMAL USED FOR PRODUCING WOOL OR MILK. []
                  • EWE
                      FEMALE OVINE.
                  • LAMB
                      YOUNG OVINE.
                  • RAM
                      MALE OVINE.
                • HORSE
                    COMMON BIG DOMESTIC ANIMAL WHICH HAS HOOFS AND a MANE, AND is ABLE TO PULL VEHICLES OR PLOUGHS.
                  • CARRIAGE HORSE
                      A HORSE USED to PULL a CARRIAGE.
                  • COLT
                      YOUNG HORSE.
                  • MARE
                      FEMALE HORSE.
                  • STALLION
                      MALE HORSE REARED FOR CAUSING OTHER HORSES TO BECOME PREGNANT.
                • SACRIFICIAL ANIMAL
                    DOMESTIC ANIMAL USED in SACRIFICE.
                • DONKEY
                    DOMESTIC ANIMAL [ASINUS]
                • CHICKEN
                    COMMON KIND of BIRD REARED as DOMESTIC ANIMAL.
                  • COCK
                      MALE CHICKEN
                  • HEN
                      FEMALE CHICKEN.
              • YOUNG ANIMAL
                  YOUNG ANIMAL.THIS WHOLE SERIES OF YOUNG ANIMALS HAS TO BE CLEANED UP.
                • COLT
                    YOUNG HORSE.
              • BIRD
                  ANIMAL that HAS TWO LEGS AND WINGS.
                • YOUNG BIRD
                    YOUNG BIRD.
                • BIRDS OF PREY
                    BIRDS that ATTACK AND EAT BIG LIVING ANIMALS.
                  • CUCKOO
                      KIND OF BIRD OF PREY
                  • EAGLE
                      LARGE BIRD OF PREY
                • BIRDS
                    KINDS of BIRD.
                  • DUCK
                      DOMESTIC ANIMAL in the form of a SMALL WATER BIRD.
                  • GOOSE
                      COMMON LARGE WHITE WATER BIRD WITH LONG NECK. []
                  • NIGHTINGALE
                      BIRD which SINGS INTENSELY BEAUTIFULLY at NIGHT.
                  • PIDGEON
                      SMALL BIRD [[BIOLOGY]]
                • OWL
              • VERTEBRATE
                  ANIMAL which HAS a SPINE BONE.
                • BEAST
                    BIG WILD VERTEBRATE.
                  • BEAR
                      BIG BROWN WILD BEAST, DANGEROUS TO HUMANS. [BIOLOGY]
                  • BOVINE
                      BIG BEAST or DOMESTIC ANIMAL which has HORNS, AND that SOMETIMES CAN be CAUSED TO PULL PLOUGHS... [BIOLOGY]
                    • MALE BOVINE
                        BOVINE that is MALE.
                      • OX
                          CASTRATED MALE BOVINE.
                    • CALF
                        YOUNG BOVINE.
                  • DEER
                      The general name of a family of ruminant quadruped BEASTS, distinguished by the possession of deciduous branching horns or antlers, and by the presence of spots on the young: the various genera and species being distinguished as rein-deer, moose-deer, red deer, fallow deer.
                  • FELINE
                      NIMBLE BEAST which HAS FOUR LEGS, SHARP CLAWS, AND ROUND HEAD.
                    • LION
                        MOST STRONG AND MOST BIG FELINE.
                    • TIGER
                        INTENSELY LARGE STRIPED FELINE which CAN EAT HUMANS. [BIOLOGY]
                    • LEOPARD
                        BIG FELINE that CAN RUN INTENSELY FAST. []
                    • CAT
                        COMMON SMALL FELINE OFTEN REARED IN HOMES.
                  • MONKEY
                      BEAST or animal of any species of the group of mammals closely allied to and resembling man, and ranging from the anthropoid apes to the marmosets; any animal of the order Primates except man and the lemurs. []
                  • PIG
                      INTENSELY COMMON DOMESTIC ANIMAL USED FOR MEAT.
                    • BOAR
                        WILD PIG.
                    • HOG
                        CASTRATED MALE PIG.
                  • CAMEL
                      BIG DESERT BEAST USED FOR RIDING.
                  • FOX
                      RED BEAST which EATS MEAT, HAS FOUR LEGS AND a SHARP MOUTH. [VULPES]
                  • WOLF
                      COMMON WILD BEAST RESEMBLING a DOG, DANGEROUS FOR HUMANS AND FOR OVINES. [BIOLOGY]
                  • ELEPHANT
                      INTENSELY BIG BEAST which HAS IVORY TEETH AND A LONG TRUNK.
                  • HARE
                      SMALL BEAST which has FOUR LEGS AND LONG EARS, AND which CAN RUN INTENSELY QUICKLY. []
                  • RHINOCEROS
                      INTENSELY BIG BEAST which has A BIG HORN ON its NOSE.
                • REPTILE
                    VERTEBRATE WITH COLD BLOOD.
                  • SNAKE
                      REPTILE LACKING LEGS.
                    • DRAGON
                        MYTHICAL ANIMAL OR SNAKE which has FOUR LEGS AND RIDES ON CLOUDS.
              • WORM
                  ANIMAL WITH SOFT SKIN, LACKING LEGS. [BIOLOGY]
                • SILKWORM
                    WORM that is REARED FOR PRODUCING SILK.
            • PLANT
                CREATURE that CAN NOT VOLUTARILY MOVE.
              • CREEPER
                  PLANT that ASCENDS A SUPPORTING SURFACE.DELETE??
              • FLOWER
                  SMALL PLANT which HAS BLOSSOMS as the MOST IMPORTANT PART.
                • FLOWERS
                    CATEGORIES of FLOWERS
                • ROSE
                    COMMON FLOWER [].
              • GRASS
                  SMALL PLANT CONSISTING ONLY of ROOTS AND LEAVES, AND EATEN by SHEEP AND BOVINES.
                • HAY
                    DRY GRASS USED FOR FEEDING ANIMALS.
                • HERBS
                    GRASS which is FRAGRANT OR USEFUL FOR MEDICINE.
              • SEAWEED
                  GRASSY WATER PLANT that can be EATEN.
              • TREE
                  INTENSELY LARGE COMMON PLANT [BIOLOGY].
                • BAMBOO
                    TREE in the form of GIANT GRASS, the STEMS of which CAN be USED AS STICKS.
                  • BAMBOO SHOOT
                      INTENSELY YOUNG BAMBOO TREE.
                • TREE, KINDS
                    CATEGORY of TREE.
                • OAK
                    The name of a well-known forest TREE, Quercus Robur. []
                • TREES
                    KINDS OF TREES
                • BUSH
                    TREE that GROWS INTENSELY LOW AND HAS MANY BRANCHES.
              • VEGETABLES
                  PLANTS THE LEAVES of which are USED FOR FOOD.
                • BEANS
                    VEGETABLE which contains SEEDS GROWING in LONG GREEN SHEATHS that can be EATEN.???
                • PEA
                    COMMON VEGETABLE [SEED of Pisum sativum].
              • PLANTS
                  KIND of PLANT.
                • WEEDS
                    PLANT BELIEVED to be HARMFUL OR USELESS.
                • AROMATIC PLANTS
                    FRAGRANT PLANT.
                • HEMP
                  • XR HEMP PLANT USED TO PRODUCE OIL AND TO MAKE CLOTH. []
                    PLANT USED TO PRODUCE OIL AND TO MAKE CLOTH. []
              • CLOTH MATERIALS
                  PLANTS USED FOR PRODUCING CLOTH.
                • HEMP
                    PLANT USED TO PRODUCE OIL AND TO MAKE CLOTH. []
              • MUSHROOM
              • VINE
                  PLANT USED FOR PRODUCING WINE.
              • MOSS
                  PLANT WITH SHORT LEAVES THAT GROWS ON ROCKS AND TREES.????
          • ATOM
              THING that is conceived of as no longer divisible into smaller things.
        • TIME
            ABSTRACT OBJECT that all EVENTS ARE-IN.
          • PAST
              PERIOD BEFORE NOW.
            • RECENT
                PAST AND NOT DISTANT.
              • FRESH
                  RECENTLY HARVESTED AND EXCELLENT FOR EATING.
            • FORMER
                Who in the PAST was something X BUT HAS BECOME NOT X at the PRESENT.
            • ORIGIN
                PAST as DISTANT OR NEAR CAUSE of SOMETHING.
              • ORIGINALLY
                  At the MOMENT when something BEGAN.
            • ANCIENT
                INTENSELY PAST
            • OLD-FASHIONED
                PAST AND ALREADY NOT MODERN OR GOOD
          • LATE
              TIME when some OTHER TIME has ALREADY HAPPENED:passed, or when something SHOULD ALREADY have HAPPENED.
          • NOON
              TIME of MIDDLE of the DAY.
          • OFTEN
              At MANY TIMES.
            • NORMAL
                OFTEN:frequent AND CONFORMING to PRINCIPLE.
            • TYPICALLY
                RARELY NOT
          • ONCE
              ONE TIME.
          • PERIOD
              TIME CONSISTING of a LIMITED SEQUENCE of MOMENTS.
            • AFTERNOON
                PERIOD LATE IN-RELATION-TO MID-DAY AND BEFORE EVENING. 
            • AGE
                PERIOD a CREATURE has been LIVE:alive in the PAST. 
              • OLD
                  Of BIG AGE OR having EXISTED for an ENDURING PERIOD.
                • SENIOR
                    OLD IN-RELATION-TO ANOTHER.
                  • ELDEST
                      MOST SENIOR
              • YOUNG
                  Of SMALL AGE.
              • PUBERTY
                  AGE when HUMANS BEGIN to DESIRE INTERCOURSE.
            • DAY
                PERIOD FROM MORNING TO EVENING OR FROM MIDNIGHT TO MIDNIGHT.
              • TOMORROW
                  DAY AFTER TODAY.
              • DAY OF THE WEEK
                  DAY in the SEQUENCE of DAYS in a WEEK.
              • TODAY
                  The DAY NOW.
              • YESTERDAY
                  DAY BEFORE the DAY NOW.
              • EQUINOX
                  DAY on which DAY TIME IS EQUAL TO NIGHT TIME
            • EVENING
                PERIOD of DAY BEFORE one SLEEPS AND LATER:after one STOPS WORKING.
            • FUTURE
              • XR FUTURE TIME PERIOD LATE IN-RELATION-TO NOW.
                TIME PERIOD LATE IN-RELATION-TO NOW.
              • IMMEDIATELY
                • XR IMMEDIATELY AFTER an INTENSELY SHORT PERIOD, LACKING DELAY.
                  AFTER an INTENSELY SHORT PERIOD, LACKING DELAY.
              • SOON
                • XR SOON FUTURE that is COMPARATIVELY NEAR.
                  FUTURE that is COMPARATIVELY NEAR.
            • GENERATION
                PERIOD EQUAL to that of the LIFE of a HUMAN.
            • MORNING
                PERIOD BEFORE AND AFTER SUNRISE, BEFORE MIDDAY.
              • DAWN
                  EARLY MORNING, END OF NIGHT
            • SEASON
                ONE of FOUR PERIODS into which the YEAR is DIVIDED.
            • EARLY
              • XR EARLY TIME PERIOD SOMETHING has NOT-YET HAPPENED
                TIME PERIOD SOMETHING has NOT-YET HAPPENED
              • PRECEDE
                • XR PRECEDE EARLY IN-RELATION-TO something.
                  EARLY IN-RELATION-TO something.
              • BEFORE
                  EARLY IN-RELATION-TO.
            • MEANWHILE
                PERIOD when ANOTHER EVENT is OR was HAPPENING.
            • MONTH
                PERIOD of APPROXIMATELY 30 DAYS into which the YEAR is DIVIDED.
            • WEEK
                PERIOD of TYPICALLY 7 OR 10 DAYS into which the MONTH is DIVIDED.
            • NIGHT
                PART of DAY when it is COMPLETELY DARK AND when one SLEEPS.
            • WHILE
                DURING the PERIOD WHEN S. GRAMMAR[]
              • UNTIL
                  WHILE:during a PERIOD ENDING at a DEFINED TIME.
              • DURING
                  WHILE SOMETHING PERSISTS
            • HOUR
                PERIODS into which the DAY OR a PART of a DAY is DIVIDED.
            • MINUTE
                MORE SHORT PERIODS into which an HOUR is DIVIDED.
            • ETERNITY
                PERIOD LACKING LIMITS.
            • HOLIDAY
                PERIOD when PUBLIC EMPLOYEES do NOT WORK.
            • CRISIS
                IMPORTANT SITUATION OR PERIOD in which there EXIST MANY DIFFERENT POSSIBILITIES for the DEVELOPMENT of a SOCIETY.
            • LIFE
                PERIOD DURING WHICH ONE LIVES
          • YEAR
              TIME OF the SUN MOVING ROUND the EARTH.
          • MOMENT
              POINT of TIME OR INTENSELY SHORT TIME.
            • THEREUPON
                At the MOMENT WHEN something OTHER has HAPPENED.NB: THEN is taken as a logical conditional relation, whereas THEREUPON is temporal. The distinction needs much more attention.
              • ONLY THEN
                  THEREUPON AND NOT BEFORE that.
            • NOW
                MOMENT BETWEEN PAST AND FUTURE.
              • ALREADY
                  NOW AND NOT ONLY LATER IN-RELATION-TO. 
            • TIMELY
                At the APPROPRIATE OR CORRECT MOMENT.
            • LIMIT
                MOMENT OR PLACE which DEFINES what is INSIDE AND what is OUTSIDE something.
              • BOUNDARY
                  LIMIT which DIVIDES something into the INSIDE and OUTSIDE.
                • FIELD BOUNDARY
                    BOUNDARY BETWEEN FIELDS.
                • BORDER PASS
                    BORDER PART CONTAINING A GATE CONTROLLED BY A GOVERNMENT.
              • END
                  LATE LIMIT of a PERIOD OR REACH the LATE LIMIT of a PERIOD.
                • LAST
                    END of SEQUENCE in TIME.
                • APOCALYPSE
                    END OF THE WORLD
              • BORDER
                  LIMIT of a TERRITORY
              • DELIMIT
                  CAUSE TO HAVE LIMITS.
          • FUTURE
              TIME PERIOD LATE IN-RELATION-TO NOW.
            • IMMEDIATELY
                AFTER an INTENSELY SHORT PERIOD, LACKING DELAY.
            • SOON
                FUTURE that is COMPARATIVELY NEAR.
          • EARLY
              TIME PERIOD SOMETHING has NOT-YET HAPPENED
            • PRECEDE
                EARLY IN-RELATION-TO something.
            • BEFORE
                EARLY IN-RELATION-TO.
          • DATE
        • FEATURE
            ABSTRACT OBJECT a THING is SAID to BE OR to HAVE.
          • APPEARANCE
              CLEAR:visible BUT SUBJECTIVELY PERCEIVED FEATURES.
            • COLOUR
                APPEARANCE of SURFACES which REFLECT OR ISSUE LIGHT, PERCEIVED USING the EYES.
              • BLACK
                  INTENSELY DARK COLOUR of THINGS LACKING LIGHT.
              • DARK
                  COLOUR LACKING BRIGHTNESS.
                • OBSCURE
                    DARK so as to be DIFFICULT to SEE, DIFFICULT to UNDERSTAND OR STRANGE to THINK of.
                  • SUPERNATURAL
                      OBSCURE, NOT ORDINARY, AND BELIEVED TO HAVE BIG POWER, AND which one CAN NOT PERCEIVE.
                    • SACRED
                        SUPERNATURAL in ORIGIN AND THEREFORE OF DIVINE ABSOLUTE AUTHORITY AND POWER.
                      • CONSECRATE
                          CAUSE TO BE SACRED USING RITUAL.
                    • APOTHEOSIS
                        BECOME SUPERNATURAL
                  • CONCEAL
                      CAUSE TO BECOME OBSCURE:invisible.
                    • COVER
                        CONCEAL something by PUTTING something ABOVE it.
                      • WRAP
                          COVER on ALL SIDES OFTEN:typically so as to PROTECT.
                      • SMEAR
                          COVER the SURFACE of something USING a LIQUID.
                        • PAINT
                            SMEAR USING LIQUID so as to CAUSE something TO HAVE COLOUR.
                    • SECRET
                        VOLUNTARILY:deliberately CONCEALED FROM OTHERS OR from PERSONS OUTSIDE a certain GROUP.
                      • PRIVATE
                          SECRET IN-RELATION-TO ALL OFFICIALS AND PERRSONAL.
                    • HIDE ONESELF
                        CONCEAL ONESELF.
                  • PROFOUND
                    • XR PROFOUND OBSCURE BUT INTENSELY INTERESTING.
                      OBSCURE BUT INTENSELY INTERESTING.
                  • ESOTERIC
                      DELIBERATELY OBSCURE AND WRITTEN OR SAID FOR A CERTAIN GROUP.
              • RED
                  The COLOUR of CHERRIES ETC.. []
              • WHITE
                  COLOUR RESEMBLING COLOUR of FRESH SNOW.
                • GRAY
                    DARK WHITE.
                • PALE
                    WHITE OR LOSING COLOUR IN THE FACE
              • YELLOW
                  COLOUR RESEMBLING the COLOUR of LEMON PEEL.
                • BROWN
                    DARK YELLOW
              • GREEN
                  COLOUR TYPICALLY RESEMBLING that of LEAVES IN SPRING.
              • BLUE
                  COLOUR of the SKY AND the DEEP SEA.
              • GREY
            • SHAPE
                APPEARANCE of the PLACE something is in, as PERCEIVED by the EYES, DISREGARDING the SUBJECTIVITY of the APPEARANCE.
              • CURVED
                  SHAPE that is NOT STRAIGHT.
                • ROUND
                    CURVED IN ALL DIMENSIONS.
                • FOLD
                    CAUSE CLOTH ETC TO BE INTENSELY CURVED so as to BECOME LAYERS.
                • BEND
                    CAUSE TO BECOME CURVED.
              • BODY
                  SHAPE of an ANIMAL OR HUMAN OR of THINGS.
                • CORPSE
                    BODY of a HUMAN OR ANIMAL who has DIED.
              • CIRCLE
                  PERFECTLY ROUND FLAT SHAPE.
                • SURROUND
                    PRODUCE the SHAPE of a CIRCLE AROUND something, OFTEN what one ATTACKS.
              • PATTERN
                  COMPLEX ORDERLY SHAPE of something.
                • SPOT
                    SMALL ROUND PATTERN.
                • LAW OF NATURE
                    ENDURING PATTERN FOLLOWED BY ALL THINGS.
              • SHADOW
                  SHAPE of SHADE.
              • SQUARE
                  SHAPE that HAS FOUR STRAIGHT SIDES AND the SAME ANGLES in ALL CORNERS.
              • BATTLE ARRAY
                  SHAPE PRODUCED by ARMIES PREPARING for BATTLE.
              • LAYER
                  SUBSTANCE of FLAT SHAPE which is ABOVE OR BELOW ANOTHER RESEMBLING SUBSTANCE of FLAT SHAPE.
              • CONCAVE
                  SHAPE RESEMLING the INSIDE of HALF a SPHERE.
              • LINE
                  SHAPE WHICH HAS LENGTH BUT LACKS OR HAS INTENSELY LITTLE BREADTH.
                • STRAIGHT
                    ALONG the LINE of PERFECTLY SHORT DISTANCE BETWEEN TWO POINTS.
                • WRINKLE
                    LINE of DEEP PLACES ON SKIN ETC..
              • GEOMETRIC SHAPE
                  ABSTRACT SHAPE in MATHEMATICS.
              • SURFACE
                  [MATHEMATICS]
                • FLAT
                    SURFACE which is the SAME in HEIGHT EVERYWHERE.
                  • SMOOTH
                      FLAT AND LACKING SUDDEN HIGH OR LOW PARTS.
                • FLOOR
                    MOST LOW BIG SURFACE IN a PLACE on which one CAN MOVE OR STAND ETC.
                • RIND
                    HARD SURFACE OF GRAIN OR FRUIT
              • CUBE
                  SHAPE which has ONLY SQUARE SIDES.
            • STYLE
                APPEARANCE PREFERRED by an ARTIST in what s/he PRODUCES.
            • ODOUR
                The APPEARANCE of something which one CAN SMELL.
              • FRAGRANT
                  EXCELLENT ODOUR.
              • STINK
                  ODOUR which HUMANS TEND to HATE.
            • FLAVOUR
                APPEARANCE PERCEIVED BY TASTING.
              • BITTER
                  BASIC BAD FLAVOUR CONTRARY of SWEET.
              • SOUR
                  FLAVOUR LIKE that of VINEGAR. []
              • SWEET
                  FLAVOUR RESEMBLING that of SUGAR.
            • RAINBOW
                APPEARANCE OF ROW of COLOURS IN the SKY which APPEARS WHEN there is RAIN DURING SUNSHINE.
          • BRIGHT
              FEATURE of ISSUING:giving out INTENSE LIGHT.
            • SHINE
                CAUSE to be BRIGHT by the USE of LIGHT.
          • BAD
              The FEATURE of being NOT EXCELLENT OR GOOD.
            • UGLY
                BAD in APPEARANCE when SEEN.
              • HORRIBLE
                  INTESNELY UGLY AND FRIGHTENING
            • WICKED
                MORALLY BAD.
              • CRAFTY
                • XR CRAFTY WICKEDLY INTELLIGENT AND TENDENCY:tending to DECEIVE.
                  WICKEDLY INTELLIGENT AND TENDENCY:tending to DECEIVE.
              • CRUEL
                • XR CRUEL VIOLENT AND WICKED so as to DELIGHT in INJURING OR DAMAGING OTHERS.
                  VIOLENT AND WICKED so as to DELIGHT in INJURING OR DAMAGING OTHERS.
              • DISLOYAL
                  Be WICKED so as to LACK APPROPRIATE FAITHFULNESS.
              • SELFISH
                  WICKED so as to STRIVE FOR ONLY one's SELF:own PROFIT.
              • VICE
                  WICKEDNESS as an ENDURING BAD MORAL FEATURE of a HUMAN.
                • SIN
                  • XR SIN VICE OR CRIME OFFENDING AGAINST DEITIES.
                    VICE OR CRIME OFFENDING AGAINST DEITIES.
                  • HERESY
                    • XR HERESY SIN of BELIEVING in PUBLICLY NOT ACCEPTED FAITH.
                      SIN of BELIEVING in PUBLICLY NOT ACCEPTED FAITH.
                    • BLASPHEMY
                      • XR BLASPHEMY HERESY of USING WORDS to OFFEND AGAINST DEITIES.
                        HERESY of USING WORDS to OFFEND AGAINST DEITIES.
                  • SACRILEGE
                    • XR SACRILEGE SIN OFFENDING AGAINST WHAT IS BELIEVED to BE SACRED
                      SIN OFFENDING AGAINST WHAT IS BELIEVED to BE SACRED
                • GLUTTONY
                    VICE of EATing EXCESSIVELY.
              • SCOUNDREL
                  INTENSELY WICKED PERSON
            • REACTIONARY
                POLITICALLY BAD so as to TRY to PREVENT PROGRESS in SOCIETY.
          • LIGHT
              FEATURE which CAUSES THINGS TO BECOME VISIBLE AND LACKING which they are NOT VISIBLE.
            • FIRE
                HOT LIGHT which APPEARS ABOVE what BURNS.
              • BEACON
                  FIRE USED AS a SIGNAL.
          • BASIC NATURE
              BASIC FEATURE, OR FEATURE EXISTING IN something FROM BIRTH.
            • TALKATIVE
                BASIC NATURE so as to TEND to SPEAK EXCESSIVELY OFTEN AND for an EXCESSIVELY LONG TIME.
            • IDENTITY
                BASIC NATURE which CAUSES one to BE AND to FEEL IMPORTANTLY DIFFFERENT from OTHERS AND CULTURALLY the SAME as those of one's SELF:own GROUP.
            • AN SICH
                BASIC NATURE which does NOT DEPEND ON PERCEPTION OR AWARENESS OF IT.
            • INSTINCT
                BASIC NATURE CAUSING LIVING ANIMALS to ENDURINGLY ACT CONFORMING TO CERTAIN METHODS.
            • PERSONAL IDENTITY
                IMPORTANT BASIC-NATURE DEFINING THE CATEOGORY OF A PERSON.
          • PRINCIPLE
              BASIC FEATURE of a DOCTRINE OR A SYSTEM of RULES.
            • COSMIC FORCE
                FORCE, PRINCIPLE, OR ELEMENT which CONTROLS PERCEIVED PHENOMENA in the WORLD.
            • RULE
                IMPORTANT PRINCIPLE to which one CONFORMS.
            • ETHICS
                PRINCIPLES IN-RELATION-TO the JUDGMENT of BEHAVIOUR as MORE OR LESS GOOD OR MORE OR LESS BAD.
              • CULTURE
                  SYSTEM of MORALITY, AESTHETIC SENSIBILITIES, AND CUSTOMS in a SOCIETY.
                • SUBCULTURE
                    NOT POWERFUL CULTURE WHICH EXISTS WITHIN A MORE POWERFUL CULTURE.
                • CIVILISATION
                    INTENSELY DEVELOPED COMPLEX CULTURE
            • VALUE
                INTENSELY IMPORTANT MORAL PRINCIPLE OR ASPIRATION.
          • EXCELLENT
              FEATURE BECAUSE of which SOMETHING OR SOMEONE IS OR SHOULD BE PREFERRED to OTHERS
            • APPROPRIATE
                EXCELLENT in a DEFINED SITUATION OR FOR a DEFINED NEED.
              • CORRECT
                  APPROPRIATE so as to FIT the FACTS or the PRINCIPLES PERFECTLY.
              • DESERVE
                  Be APPROPRIATE:fitting to RECEIVE a certain PROFIT, DAMAGE:harm, REWARD, OR PUNISHMENT.
                • RIGHT
                    What one DESERVES AND CAN DEMAND BECAUSE of LAW OR JUSTICE.
                  • HUMAN RIGHT
                      NATURAL JUST RIGHT.
              • IMPORTANT
                  APPROPRIATE to CAUSE ATTENTION OR RESPECT.
                • NOBLE
                    IMPORTANT BECAUSE of RANK OR MORAL WISDOM.
                  • HUMAN DIGNITY
                      NOBILITY in ALL HUMANS that CAUSES them to DESERVE APPROPRIATE BASIC RESPECT AND FREEDOMS.[[MENSCHENWUERDE]]
                  • SUPERIOR
                    • XR SUPERIOR MORE EXCELLENT OR MORE NOBLE than ANOTHER BY NATURE.
                      MORE EXCELLENT OR MORE NOBLE than ANOTHER BY NATURE.
                • URGENT
                    IMPORTANT AND NEEDING QUICK REACTION.
                • GENUINE
                    IMPORTANT AND NOT FAKED.
                • STATUS
                  • XR STATUS ROLE in a GROUP OR in a SOCIETY.
                    ROLE in a GROUP OR in a SOCIETY.
                  • RANK
                    • XR RANK FORMAL PUBLIC STATUS.
                      FORMAL PUBLIC STATUS.
                • EXISTENTIAL
                    Be IN-RELATION-TO IMPORTANT PROBLEMS OF LIFE AND DEATH.
                • INTERESTING
                    IMPORTANT so as to CAUSE one to DESIRE to KNOW OR SEE MORE of it.
                  • PROFOUND
                      OBSCURE BUT INTENSELY INTERESTING.
                • SUMMARY
                    INTERESTING OR IMPORTANT PARTS of a COMPLEX ACCUMULATION OF SENTENCES.
              • SHOULD
                  Be APPROPRIATE for a HUMAN to ACT:do something DEFINITE.
                • RESPONSIBILITY
                    ENDURING SHOULD:obligation TO ACT CONFORMING to certain RULES.
                  • GUILT
                      RESPONSIBILITY FOR ONE'S AVOIDABLE PAST BAD ACT. 
                    • GUILTY
                        Be the CAUSE of something BAD that one would have been ABLE to AVOID.
                • OWE
                    SHOULD:to have an obligation to PAY someone MONEY.
              • SHOULD NOT
                  APPROPRIATENESS for someone NOT to ACT in a certain way.
              • CONVENIENT
                  APPROPRIATE FOR DEFINED DESIRES OR NEEDS.
              • ORDERLY
                  APPROPRIATE as to how the MANY PARTS of something SHOULD BE.
                • PEACEFUL
                  • XR PEACEFUL DELIGHTFUL BECAUSE ORDERLY AND LACKING CHAOS.
                    DELIGHTFUL BECAUSE ORDERLY AND LACKING CHAOS.
                  • LEISURE
                    • XR LEISURE PEACEFUL BECAUSE one LACKS DUTY to WORK.
                      PEACEFUL BECAUSE one LACKS DUTY to WORK.
                  • SAFE
                    • XR SAFE PEACEFUL AND NOT EASY to DAMAGE.
                      PEACEFUL AND NOT EASY to DAMAGE.
                    • SECURITY
                      • XR SECURITY GUARANTEE OF ENDURING BASIC WELFARE of CITIZENS by the STATE.
                        GUARANTEE OF ENDURING BASIC WELFARE of CITIZENS by the STATE.
                  • COMFORTABLE
                    • XR COMFORTABLE PEACEFUL:at-ease BECAUSE what one NEEDS is PREPARED:provided.
                      PEACEFUL:at-ease BECAUSE what one NEEDS is PREPARED:provided.
                    • PLEASANT
                      • XR PLEASANT COMFORTABLE so as to CAUSE DELIGHT
                        COMFORTABLE so as to CAUSE DELIGHT
                      • FUNNY
                        • XR FUNNY PLEASANT so as to have a TENDENCY to CAUSE SMILES.
                          PLEASANT so as to have a TENDENCY to CAUSE SMILES.
                        • RIDICULOUS
                            FUNNY so as to CAUSE CONTEMPT.
                    • SATIATED
                      • XR SATIATED COMFORTABLE BECAUSE one has EATEN ENOUGH.
                        COMFORTABLE BECAUSE one has EATEN ENOUGH.
                  • CATHARSIS
                    • XR CATHARSIS PEACEFULNESS of MIND ACHIEVED by OBSERVING DRAMA.
                      PEACEFULNESS of MIND ACHIEVED by OBSERVING DRAMA.
                  • RELAX
                    • XR RELAX Be PEACEFUL BECAUSE LACKING WORRY.
                      Be PEACEFUL BECAUSE LACKING WORRY.
                • ODERLY-CAUS
                    CAUSE TO BECOME ORDERLY
              • FIT
                  APPROPRIATE TO BE-IN A CERTAIN PLACE OR SITUATION
            • BEAUTIFUL
                EXCELLENT in APPEARANCE.
              • EMBELLISH
                  CAUSE-TO BECOME MORE BEAUTIFUL.
                • MAKE-UP
                  • XR MAKE-UP EMBELLISH ONE'S FACE AND CLOTHES FOR A LIMITED PERIOD.
                    EMBELLISH ONE'S FACE AND CLOTHES FOR A LIMITED PERIOD.
              • SEXY
                  BEAUTIFUL so as to CAUSE OTHERS TO TEND to DESIRE to COPULATE WITH ONE.
              • KITSCH
                  SENTIMENTALLY BEAUTIFUL AND VULGAR.
              • CHARISMA
                  BEAUTY OF MIND AND FEELING.
            • GOOD
                EXCELLENT in VIRTUE OR in IMPORTANT SKILL.
              • DECENT
                  GOOD so as to CONFORM to CUSTOMS in a GROUP.
                • CHASTE
                    AVOID INTERCOURSE.
              • IMPROVE
                  CAUSE TO BECOME MORE GOOD.
              • INNOCENT
                  LACK GUILT.
              • LUCK
                  GOOD BECAUSE IT CAUSES CONTINGENT PROFIT.
                • AUSPICIOUS
                    Of LUCKY OMEN.
                • FORTUNATELY
                    LUCK CAUSING SOMETHING TO HAPPEN.
                • FORTUNA
                    LUCK PERSONIFIED
              • ACCEPTABLE
                  SUFFICIENTLY GOOD, to be AGREED WITH OR APPROVED. 
              • PROFIT
                  Something GOOD that IS USEFUL TO THE ONE WHO HAS IT.
                • INTERESTS
                    JUSTLY OR NATURALLY DESIRED PROFIT.
            • PERFECT
                COMPLETELY AND INTENSELY EXCELLENT.
              • WHOLE
                  PERFECT so as to LACK NONE OF ITS PARTS.
                • SYSTEM
                    TRANSPARENTLY OR EXPLICITLY ORDERED COMPLEX WHOLE.
                  • METHOD
                      SYSTEM of ACTS USING which one is ABLE to SUCCEED IN a TASK. 
                    • STANDARD
                        ENDURINGLY USED METHOD, TYPICALLY GOVERNED by some AUTHORITY, CAUSING one to be ABLE to JUDGE something. 
                      • LENGTH MEASURES
                          STANDARD USING which one MEASURES HOW LONG something is.
                      • WEIGHT MEASURES
                          MEASURES of WEIGHT.
                      • VOLUME MEASURES
                          A STANDARD USING which one MEASURES BIGNESS IN SPACE.
                      • AREA MEASURES
                          STANDARDS USING which one MEASURES the SIZE of a PLACE.
                    • ART
                        One of the ARTS or a METHOD of PRODUCING BEAUTIFUL THINGS in order to AMUSE OR TEACH.
                      • CALLIGRAPHY
                          ART OF WRITING
                    • LANGUAGE
                        METHOD USING SOUND USING which HUMANS MUTUALLY COMMUNICATE AND EXPRESS MEANING.
                      • CHINESE LANGUAGE
                          LANGUAGE of CHINA.
                      • DIALECT
                      • SANSKRIT
                          LANGUAGE of the INDIAN BRAHMINS.
                    • RELIGION
                        CUSTOMARY METHOD of ACTING BASED a STANDARD of SHOULD:obligatory SACRED BELIEFS OR FAITH.
                    • WITCHCRAFT
                        SUPERNATURAL METHOD OF SHAMANS.
                    • MATHEMATICAL METHOD
                        METHOD USED for MATHEMATICS.
                    • ARCHITECTURE
                        METHOD of BUILDing BUILDINGS.
                    • ROLE
                        DEFINED METHOD of ACTING one MUST USE in a SOCIETY.
                      • STATUS
                          ROLE in a GROUP OR in a SOCIETY.
                        • RANK
                            FORMAL PUBLIC STATUS.
                    • BEHAVIOUR
                        ENDURING METHOD of ACTING.
                    • GLANCE
                        METHOD of LOOKING.
                    • CHIROMANCY
                      • XR CHIROMANCY METHOD of GUESSING the BASIC NATURE of a HUMAN by OBSERVING his/her HAND.
                        METHOD of GUESSING the BASIC NATURE of a HUMAN by OBSERVING his/her HAND.
                    • PHYSIOGNOMY
                        METHOD of OBSERVING the BODY of someone and GUESSING his REAL NATURE.
                      • CHIROMANCY
                          METHOD of GUESSING the BASIC NATURE of a HUMAN by OBSERVING his/her HAND.
                    • RATIONALITY
                        METHOD of BELIEVING ONLY WHAT ONE CAN EXPLAIN HOW ONE KNOWS.
                    • TECHNIQUE
                        METHOD IN THE PRODUCTION OF ART.
                    • LOT
                        METHOD OF MAKING A PUBLIC DECISION BY CAUSING IT THE DECISION TO BE BY COINCIDENCE.
                  • STRUCTURE
                      SYSTEM of RELATIONS between MEMBERS of a DEFINED CATEGORY.
                    • GRAMMAR
                        STRUCTURE of SENTENCES.
                  • THEORY
                      SYSTEM of EXPLANATIONS of ABSTRACT OR CONCRETE PHENOMENA.
            • PURE
                EXCELLENT BECAUSE LACKING DIFFERENT SUBSTANCES.
            • SAVOURY
                EXCELLENT to SAVOUR.
            • SUPERIOR
                MORE EXCELLENT OR MORE NOBLE than ANOTHER BY NATURE.
            • VIRTUE
                EXCELLENCE of CHARACTER IN a PERSON.
              • BENEVOLENCE
                  VIRTUE in the form of an ENDURING LOVE for OTHERS AND a DESIRE to HELP OTHERS.
                • GENTLE
                    BENEVOLENT AND INTENSELY NOT VIOLENT.
              • COURAGE
                • XR COURAGE VIRTUE OR ATTITUDE of DARING to ACT:carry-out DANGEROUS BUT NECESSARY ACTS.
                  VIRTUE OR ATTITUDE of DARING to ACT:carry-out DANGEROUS BUT NECESSARY ACTS.
              • RECTITUDE
                  VIRTUE which consists in an ENDURING DESIRE to ACT CONFORMING to what is APPROPRIATE.
              • JUSTICE
                  VIRTUE of MORAL APPROPRIATENESS, AND CONFORMITY to the LAW.
              • FAITHFUL
                  VIRTUE of NOT LYING AND BEING DILIGENT in EXHAUSTING one's STRENGTH DOING WHAT one has PROMISED.
              • MORALITY
                  VIRTUE of REFLECTING SYSTEMATICALLY on WHAT IS GOOD ACT:act AND a GOOD LIFE.
              • HUMILITY
                  VIRTUE which consists in a NATURAL MORALLY GOOD FEELING that one is HUMBLE IN-RELATION-TO OTHER HUMANS AND IN-RELATION-TO DEITIES.
              • RIGHTEOUSNESS
                  VIRTUE of DESIRING to ACT:do ENDURINGLY what is APPROPRIATE.
            • USEFUL
                EXCELLENT FOR USE.
            • SURPASS
              • XR SURPASS Be MORE EXCELLENT OR STRONG IN-RELATION-TO ANOTHER IN ACTION.
                Be MORE EXCELLENT OR STRONG IN-RELATION-TO ANOTHER IN ACTION.
            • SUBLIME
                INTENSELY EXCELLENT AND DEEP:profound.
          • DEFECT
              BAD FEATURE in something GOOD OR LACK of a DESIRED GOOD FEATURE.
            • ILLNESS
                TYPICALLY TEMPORARY DEFECT of the BODY OR MIND of HUMANS OR of the BODY of ANIMALS.
              • LAME
                  ILLNESS of being NOT ABLE to MOVE one's LEGS OR ARMS. 
              • MAD
                  ILLNESS of the MIND.
              • DUMB
                  LACK of ABILITY to HEAR.
              • ILLNESSES
              • ULCER
                  ILLNESS in the form of an OPEN WOUND CAUSED by INFLAMMATION. [MEDICINE]
              • TUMOUR
                  An ILLNESS in the form of a SWELLING NOT CAUSED BY INFLAMMATION. [MEDICINE]
              • PEST
                  INTENSE ILLNESS which TENDS to SPREAD.For this section compare throughout ZHANG GANG 1997.
              • SKIN DISEASE
                  ILLNESS of the SKIN.
              • CONTAGIOUS
                  CAUSING OTHERS TO BEGIN TO HAVE the SAME ILLNESS.
              • EPILEPSY
              • DIARRHEA
              • MALARIA
            • JADE DEFECT
                DEFECT of JADE.
          • RELATION
              FEATURE of TWO OR MORE THINGS TOGETHER.
            • ATTITUDE
                RELATION between a HUMAN who FEELS and PERCEIVED OBJECTS involving a TENDENDY to REACT.
              • COURAGE
                  VIRTUE OR ATTITUDE of DARING to ACT:carry-out DANGEROUS BUT NECESSARY ACTS.
              • BELIEVE
                  ATTITUDE IN-RELATION-TO a THINK:thought to the effect that this THOUGHT is TRUE.
                • TRUST
                    BELIEVE someone to be HONEST, AND TREAT that person CONFORMING TO THAT BELIEF.
                  • RELY ON
                      TRUST in AND USE OR CONFORM to as being PROFITABLE to one's AIMS.
                    • SUBJECTIVE
                        RELY:depend ONLY ON one's PERSONAL AWARENESS AND THEREFORE PROBABLY OR POSSIBLY UNTRUE.
                    • DEPEND ON
                        RELY ON FOR COMPLETING an ACT OR a TASK.
                  • CONFIDENT
                      TRUST SELF:oneself.
                • SUSPECT
                    BELIEVE that a PERSON OR ACTION PROBABLY is BAD, LACKING APPROPRIATE PROOF.
                • KNOW
                    BELIEVE SOMETHING AND ASSUME:presuppose that it is TRUE.
                  • WELL-KNOWN
                      Be KNOWN as IMPORTANT by MANY.
                    • FAMOUS
                        Of GOOD WELL-KNOWN:reputation.
                      • REPUTATION
                          FAMOUS AS BEING GOOD OR BAD
                    • POPULARITY
                        EXCELLENT WELL-KNOWN:reputation among the PEOPLE AS GOOD.
                    • INFAMOUS
                        BE KNOWN as WICKED BY MANY.
                  • UNDERSTAND
                      KNOW the BASIC PRINCIPLES of something COMPLEX.
                    • RECOGNISE
                        UNDERSTAND WHO OR WHAT SOMEONE OR SOMETHING IS.
                  • AESTHETICS
                      SYSTEMATIC KNOWLEDGE of what is BEAUTIFUL AND UGLY.
                  • LEARNED
                      KNOW MANY IMPORTANT THINGS.
                • SUPERSTITION
                    BELIEVE:faith ASSUMED to be NOT BASED ON UNDERSTANDING THINGS.
                • APPRECIATE
                    BELIEVE INTENSELY that something is EXCELLENT, GOOD AND IMPORTANT. 
                  • ADMIRE
                    • XR ADMIRE APPRECIATE AND DELIGHT in what one BELIEVES is MORE GOOD IN-RELATION-TO either ONESELF OR IN-RELATION-TO what is COMMON.
                      APPRECIATE AND DELIGHT in what one BELIEVES is MORE GOOD IN-RELATION-TO either ONESELF OR IN-RELATION-TO what is COMMON.
                    • RESPECT
                      • XR RESPECT ADMIRE as NOBLE AND SERVE POLITELY.
                      • XR RESPECT ADMIRE as NOBLE AND SERVE POLITELY.
                        ADMIRE as NOBLE AND SERVE POLITELY.
                      • WORSHIP
                          VENERATE as a DEITY.
                      • POLITE
                        • XR POLITE Be APPROPRIATELY RESPECTFUL IN ACTING TOWARDS OTHERS.
                        • XR POLITE Be APPROPRIATELY RESPECTFUL IN ACTING TOWARDS OTHERS.
                          Be APPROPRIATELY RESPECTFUL IN ACTING TOWARDS OTHERS.
                        • YIELD
                          • XR YIELD Be POLITE, USING RITUAL MODERATION AND PERMIT OTHERS to ACT as they DESIRE.
                          • XR YIELD Be POLITE, USING RITUAL MODERATION AND PERMIT OTHERS to ACT as they DESIRE.
                            Be POLITE, USING RITUAL MODERATION AND PERMIT OTHERS to ACT as they DESIRE.
                          • ABDICATE
                            • XR ABDICATE YIELD one's HIGH OFFICE as RULER to ANOTHER, CONFORMING to one's OWN DECISION.X
                            • XR ABDICATE YIELD one's HIGH OFFICE as RULER to ANOTHER, CONFORMING to one's OWN DECISION.X
                              YIELD one's HIGH OFFICE as RULER to ANOTHER, CONFORMING to one's OWN DECISION.X
                        • GALLANTRY
                          • XR GALLANTRY COMMENDABLY POLITE TEASING ATTENTION, ESPECIALLY of MEN towards WOMEN, PLAYFULLY PRETENDING SEXUAL INTEREST.
                          • XR GALLANTRY COMMENDABLY POLITE TEASING ATTENTION, ESPECIALLY of MEN towards WOMEN, PLAYFULLY PRETENDING SEXUAL INTEREST.
                            COMMENDABLY POLITE TEASING ATTENTION, ESPECIALLY of MEN towards WOMEN, PLAYFULLY PRETENDING SEXUAL INTEREST.
                      • HONOUR
                        • XR HONOUR PUBLIC INTENSE RESPECT TOWARDS a PERSON WITHIN A COMMUNITY.
                        • XR HONOUR PUBLIC INTENSE RESPECT TOWARDS a PERSON WITHIN A COMMUNITY.
                          PUBLIC INTENSE RESPECT TOWARDS a PERSON WITHIN A COMMUNITY.
                  • PRECIOUS
                      APPRECIATED BECAUSE RARE, APPRECIATED AND EXPENSIVE.
                • ILLUSION
                  • XR CULTURE SYSTEM of MORALITY, AESTHETIC SENSIBILITIES, AND CUSTOMS in a SOCIETY.
                    ENDURINGLY BELIEVE something that is NOT TRUE to be TRUE OR IMAGINE SOMETHING as REALthat is NOT REAL.
                • RUMOUR
                    COMMON BELIEF that is NOT BASED on REALITY.
                • GUESS
                    BELIEF OR SENTENCE:statement which is NOT CERTAIN, OFTEN IN-RELATION-TO the FUTURE.
                  • DIVINATION
                      GUESSING the TRUE ANSWER to IMPORTANT QUESTIONS by ASKING DEITIES.
                    • PROPHET
                        WISE DIVINER AND SHAMAN PREDICTING THE FUTURE.
                • FAITH
                    INTENSE ENDURING BELIEF in a SYSTEM of BASIC TRUTHS IMPORTANT IN-RELATION-TO HUMAN LIFE.
                • DOCTRINE
                    SYSTEM of ARGUED TRANSMITTED BELIEFS.
                  • IDEOLOGY
                      SYSTEM of DOCTRINES TRANSMITTED so as to SUPPORT POLITICAL MOVEMENTS.
                    • URBANISM
                        IDEOLOGY OF PREFERENCE FOR LIFE IN CITIES.
                    • MANNERISM
                        IDEOLOGY OF SHOWING ONE'S ORIGINAL OR SPECIAL METHODS IN ART.
                  • MILITARISM
                      DOCTRINE that WARFARE is the MOST IMPORTANT PART of GOVERNMENT.
                  • NEUTRALITY
                      DOCTRINE that one SHOULD NOT SUPPORT any of GROUPS ACTING:conducting WAR OR HAVING a MUTUAL CONFLICT.
                  • NIHILISM
                      DOCTRINE that NOTHING IS INTENSELY IMPORTANT AND THAT THERE ARE NO TRUE VALUES.
                  • PACIFISM
                      DOCTRINE that ALL WARFARE is BAD.
                  • IMPERIALISM
                      DOCTRINE THAT one's SELF:own STATE DESERVES to GOVERN the WHOLE WORLD OR MANY OTHER STATES.
                  • INTERNATIONALISM
                      DOCTRINE that the AIM of POLITICS SHOULD BE the JUST GOVERNMENT of the WHOLE WORLD, NOT ONLY OF ONE'S SELF:own STATE.
                  • CONSERVATIVE
                      POLITICAL DOCTRINE THAT BASIC REFORM of SOCIETY is BAD.
                  • LIBERALISM
                      DOCTRINE that the GOVERNMENT SHOULD, WHEN POSSIBLE, AVOID to INTERFERE with the ECONOMY of the STATE.
                  • MATERIALISM
                      DOCTRINE that CONCRETE THINGS are BASIC IN the UNIVERSE.
                  • IDEALISM
                      DOCTRINE that ABSTRACT THINGS AND IDEAS are MORE IMPORTANT than CONCRETE THINGS.
                  • FASCISM
                      DOCTRINE that GOVERNMENT SHOULD OFTEN be by VIOLENT USE of AUTHORITY.
                  • FEUDALISM
                      DOCTRINE OF GOVERNMENT SYSTEM in which the KING ENFEOFFS OTHER HEREDITARY RULERS as his GOVERNORS.
                  • SEPARATION OF POWER
                      DOCTRINE that one should CAUSE GOVERNMENT, CREATING LAWS, AND MANAGING LAWS to be ACT:conducted LEGITIMATELY AND INDEPENDENTLY by DIFFERENT HUMANS.
                  • ANARCHISM
                      DOCTRINE that the MOST EXCELLENT GOVERNMENT IS LACK of GOVERNMENT.
                  • ENLIGHTENMENT
                      DOCTRINE that ALL HUMANS ARE RESPONSIBLE for their SELF:own BELIEFS AND ACTIONS.
                  • ANTISEMITISM
                      POLITICAL DOCTRINE that JEWS are BAD.
                  • CHRISTIANITY
                      RELIGIOUS DOCTRINE that SALVATION is through Jesus.
                  • DEMOCRACY
                      DOCTRINE that RULERS SHOULD be ELECTED by the PEOPLE AND that GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE CONFORMING to the DESIRES AND NEEDS of the PEOPLE.
                  • UTOPIA
                      DOCTRINE OR IDEOLOGY which ONE HOLDS WHILE KNOWING that it CAN NOT be PRACTISED in THIS WORLD.
                  • RADICALISM
                      DOCTRINE that there is a NEED for INTENSELY BASIC CHANGE in SOCIETY.
                  • RESTAURATION
                      DOCTRINE that one SHOULD RETURN to a PAST POLITICAL SITUATION.
                  • REFORM
                      DOCTRINE that there is a BIG NEED for SMALL CHANGE in SOCIETY.
                  • SOCIALISM
                      DOCTRINE that GOVERNMENT SHOULD BE DEMOCRATIC FOR the INTERESTS of the PROLETARIAT.
                  • AESTHETICISM
                      DOCTRINE that BEAUTY AND TASTE are MOST IMPORTANT in LIFE.
                  • CAPITALISM
                      DOCTRINE that the ECONOMY SHOULD be BASED on PRIVATE PROPERTY:ownership of IMPORTANT TOOLS of BIG PRODUCTION.
                  • COMMERCIALISM
                      DOCTRINE that SOCIETY SHOULD be CONTROLLED by MERCHANT INTERESTS OR GOVERNMENT SYSTEM in which SOCIETY IS CONTROLLED BY MERCHANT INTERESTS.
                  • COMMUNISM
                      DOCTRINE that TOOLS of PRODUCTION SHOULD be the PROPERTY of the PROLETARIAT.
                  • DETERMINISM
                      DOCTRINE that EVENTS are FIXED BEFORE they HAPPEN by PRINCIPLES, AND that there do NOT EXIST CONTINGENT EVENTS.
                  • FORMALISM
                      DOCTRINE that what is IMPORTANT IN LITERATURE IS the SHAPE AND NOT the DESCRIBED EVENTS OR MEANING.
                  • INDIVIDUALISM
                      DOCTRINE that the PERSON IS the BASIS of VALUES in SOCIETY.
                  • NATIONALISM
                      DOCTRINE that one's SELF:own NATION IS INTENSELY MOST IMPORTANT.
                  • PRAGMATISM
                      DOCTRINE that TRUTH DEPENDS on RELATION to HUMAN ACTION.
                  • RATIONALISM
                      DOCTRINE that one SHOULD ONLY BELIEVE to be TRUE what one is ABLE to ARGUE SUCCESSFULLY to be TRUE.
                  • REALISM
                      DOCTRINE that LITERATURE SHOULD TRY to DESCRIBE REALITY AND SOCIETY RESEMBLING:as they REALLY ARE.
                  • ROMANTICISM
                      DOCTRINE that LITERATURE SHOULD MOST IMPORTANTLY EXPRESS DEEP PERSONAL FEELINGS.
                  • UTILITARIANISM
                      DOCTRINE that the GOOD IS the USEFUL FOR THE MAJORITY.
                  • FATALISM
                      DOCTRINE that ALL is FIXED by FATE.
                  • NOMINALISM
                      DOCTRINE that ABSTRACT NAMES do NOT REFER.
                  • OPTIMISM
                      DOCTRINE that FUTURE SITUATIONS WILL BE GOOD.
                  • EGOTISM
                      SELFISH DOCTRINE that ONESELF is MOST IMPORTANT.
                  • ALTRUISM
                      DOCTRINE that OTHERS are MORE IMPORTANT THAN ONSELF.
                  • MYSTICISM
                      DOCTRINE that the TRUTH IS OBSCURE AND ONLY UNDERSTOOD BY CONCENTRATION AND OBSCURE INTUITION.
                  • SURREALISM
                      DOCTRINE THAT ART SHOULD BE BASED ON ABSURD OR BIZARRE IMAGINATION.
                  • PESSIMISM
                      DOCTRINE THAT FUTURE EVENTS WILL BE BAD.
                  • SOLIPSISM
                      DOCTRINE THAT ONLY ONE'S SELF EXISTS.
                  • COSMOPOLITANISM
                      DOCTRINE THAT ONE IS A CITIZEN NOT OF ONE STATE BUT OF THE UNIVERSE.
                  • CYNICISM
                    • XR CYNICISM DOCTRINE that one SHOULD DESPISE ALL THINGS AND PERSONS BECAUSE THEY LACK REAL VALUE.
                      DOCTRINE that one SHOULD DESPISE ALL THINGS AND PERSONS BECAUSE THEY LACK REAL VALUE.
                • FANATICISM
                    EXCESSIVELY INTENSE BELIEF IN DOCTRINES.
                • EXPECT
                    BELIEVE that an EVENT will HAPPEN OR MAY PROBABLY HAPPEN in the FUTURE.
                  • WAIT
                      EXPECT an EVENT and THINK about this EXPECTATION.
                • OPINION
                    MEANING of a SENTENCE one BELIEVES to be TRUE.
                  • PREJUDICE
                      INTENSELY BELIEVED OPINION, TYPICALLY MISTAKEN, LACKING PROOF.
                  • ERROR
                      UNTRUE OPINION.
                • FANATIC
                    BELIEVE EXCESSIVELY STRONGLY, ALTHOUGH LACKING RATIONAL ARGUMENTS, AND ACT OR WISH TO ACT CRUELLY CONFORMING to one's BELIEF.
                • ASSUME
                    BELIEVE to be BELIEVED by ALL.
                  • THEN
                    • XR THEN ASSUMING FOR ARGUMENT that the PRECEDING SENTENCE IS TRUE. Contrast THEREUPON.
                      ASSUMING FOR ARGUMENT that the PRECEDING SENTENCE IS TRUE. Contrast THEREUPON.
              • PERSPECTIVE
                  ATTITUDE OF LOOKING AT A GROUP OF THINGS FROM ONE SINGLE POINT IN SPACE.
            • BE IN
                RELATION between a THING AND what that THING FILLS OR PART:partially FILLS.
              • BE AT HOME
                  BE-IN one's SELF:own DWELLING.
              • DWELL
                  BE-IN a HOME ENDURINGLY:permanently.
              • EXIST
                  BE-IN the UNIVERSE of SPACE AND TIME.
                • LIVE
                    EXIST AND USE FOOD.
                  • GROW
                      LIVE so as to INCREASE in SIZE.
                    • FLOURISH
                        To GROW so as to BECOME STRONG AND ABUNDANT.
                      • RIPE
                          FLOURISH so as to BECOME a COMPLETE FRUIT, TYPICALLY a FRUIT which one CAN EAT.
                  • AFTERLIFE
                      LIFE AFTER DIE>DEATH.
                • NEW
                    EXIST AND have BEGUN to EXIST RECENTLY.
                  • MODERN
                      NEW and LIKED OR ACTED:practised by the NOW:present MAJORITY in a SOCIETY.
                    • POSTMODERN
                        PROBLEMATISED MODERN
                • REALITY
                    EXIST and NOT ONLY BE IMAGINED.
                  • AT LEAST
                      REALITY:really AND AS the MOST SMALL OF MANY POSSIBILE SITUATIONS.
                  • EVENT
                      REALITY that ARISES in TIME.
                    • ARISE
                        The EVENT that something BEGINS to EXIST.
                      • HAPPEN
                          ARISE as AN EVENT.
                        • SOMETIMES
                            HAPPENING NOT NEVER.
                        • BREAK OUT
                            HAPPEN SUDDENLY AS A BAD EVENT.
                        • COINCIDENCE
                            HAPPEN NOT BEING EXPECTED FOR WHICH ONE HAS NO EXPLANATION.[[NB incidentally: The Epicurean aleatoric view of natural history.]]
                    • CHANGE
                        EVENT involving two MOMENTS t1 and t2, such that a THING at the MOMENT t1 is DIFFERENT FROM that THING at the MOMENT t2.
                      • CONGEAL
                          CHANGE so as to BECOME LESS LIQUID, OR CAUSE TO BECOME LESS LIQUID.
                      • DAMAGE
                          CHANGE so as to CAUSE TO BECOME MORE BAD.
                        • ATTACK
                          • XR ATTACK TRY to DESTROY OR DAMAGE USING WARFARE OR FIGHT.
                            TRY to DESTROY OR DAMAGE USING WARFARE OR FIGHT.
                          • ANNEX
                            • XR ANNEX ATTACK TERRITORY AND THEREUPON GOVERN IT.
                              ATTACK TERRITORY AND THEREUPON GOVERN IT.
                          • REVOLT
                            • XR REVOLT ATTACK one's SELF:own GOVERNMENT USING VIOLENCE.
                              ATTACK one's SELF:own GOVERNMENT USING VIOLENCE.
                            • REVOLUTION
                              • XR REVOLUTION REVOLT INTENDED to CAUSE SOCIETY TO CHANGE INTENSELY AND BASICALLY.
                                REVOLT INTENDED to CAUSE SOCIETY TO CHANGE INTENSELY AND BASICALLY.
                          • CONQUER
                            • XR CONQUER SUCCESSFULLY ATTACK AND ENDURINGLY POSSESS a PLACE.
                              SUCCESSFULLY ATTACK AND ENDURINGLY POSSESS a PLACE.
                          • AMBUSH
                            • XR AMBUSH ATTACK AND HIDE WHILE PREPARING to do so.
                              ATTACK AND HIDE WHILE PREPARING to do so.
                        • DESTROY
                            DAMAGE something so as to CAUSE it to CEASE to EXIST.
                          • ATTACK
                              TRY to DESTROY OR DAMAGE USING WARFARE OR FIGHT.
                            • ANNEX
                                ATTACK TERRITORY AND THEREUPON GOVERN IT.
                            • REVOLT
                                ATTACK one's SELF:own GOVERNMENT USING VIOLENCE.
                              • REVOLUTION
                                  REVOLT INTENDED to CAUSE SOCIETY TO CHANGE INTENSELY AND BASICALLY.
                            • CONQUER
                                SUCCESSFULLY ATTACK AND ENDURINGLY POSSESS a PLACE.
                            • AMBUSH
                                ATTACK AND HIDE WHILE PREPARING to do so.
                          • GRIND
                              DESTROY so as to CAUSE to BECOME INTENSELY SMALL PIECES by SQUEEZING INTENSELY BETWEEN FLAT STONES.
                        • INJURE
                            DAMAGE a HUMAN OR ANIMAL so as to CAUSE TO HAVE INJURY.
                          • STAB
                              INJURE by VIOLENTLY PIERCING a BODY.
                          • STING
                              INJURE by PIERCING the SKIN of a HUMAN OR ANIMAL, of INSECTS.
                          • TORMENT
                              INJURE DELIBERATELY USING WICKED INTENT.
                        • REVENGE
                            DAMAGE someone who one BELIEVES has ACTED:committed WICKED ACTS AGAINST one OR AGAINST one's FRIENDS.
                        • TATTERED
                            DAMAGED BECAUSE OF USE, of GARMENTS.
                        • INJURY
                            TYPICALLY VISIBLE DAMAGE to the BODY, CAUSED by being INJURED.
                          • ITCH
                              SLIGHT ILLNESS CAUSING one TO DESIRE to SCRATCH ONESELF.
                        • BEWITCH
                            DAMAGE USING SUPERNATURAL METHODS.
                        • TEAR APART
                            DAMAGE by PULLING VIOLENTLY so as to DIVIDE something.
                      • REDUCE
                          CHANGE something so as to CAUSE it to BECOME MORE FEW:fewer.
                      • ECLIPSE
                          CHANGE of the APPEARANCE of SUN or MOON so that these LOSE their BRIGHTNESS.
                      • INFLUENCE
                          CAUSE TO CHANGE ENDURINGLY.
                      • MOVE
                          CHANGE PLACE OR SITUATION.
                        • ACT
                            MOVE OR NOT MOVE CONFORMING to one's SELF:own DECIDE:decision.
                          • AVOID
                              ACT so as to CAUSE ONESELF NOT to ENCOUNTER OR SUFFER something.
                            • FASTING
                                AVOID EATING SOME THINGS, CONFORMING to RITUAL FORBID:prohibitions.
                            • CHASTE
                                AVOID INTERCOURSE.
                          • COMBINE
                              CAUSE things to MOVE OR BECOME TOGETHER.
                            • UNITE
                                COMBINE so as to CAUSE TO BECOME ONE.
                          • CONFORM
                              ACT so as to NOT to OFFEND against RULES OR a MODEL.
                            • IMITATE
                                CONFORM to TYPICAL ACTIONS of a HUMAN OR ANIMAL so as to RESEMBLE THAT HUMAN OR ANIMAL.
                              • COPY
                                  IMITATE something so as to PRODUCE something BASICALLY RESEMBLING.
                              • STUDY
                                • XR STUDY INVESTIGATE THINGS OR IMITATE ANOTHER so as to STRIVE FOR SKILLFULNESS, KNOWING AND UNDERSTANDING.
                                  INVESTIGATE THINGS OR IMITATE ANOTHER so as to STRIVE FOR SKILLFULNESS, KNOWING AND UNDERSTANDING.
                                • PHILOSOPHY
                                  • XR PHILOSOPHY SYSTEMATIC STUDY AIMING for WISDOM AND AIMING to be BASED on SYSTEMATIC EXPLAIN:explanation AND PROVE:proof.
                                    SYSTEMATIC STUDY AIMING for WISDOM AND AIMING to be BASED on SYSTEMATIC EXPLAIN:explanation AND PROVE:proof.
                                  • METAPHYSICS
                                    • XR METAPHYSICS PHILOSOPHY which SYSTEMATICALLY INVESTIGATES the PRINCIPLES of EXISTENCE.
                                      PHILOSOPHY which SYSTEMATICALLY INVESTIGATES the PRINCIPLES of EXISTENCE.
                                  • LOGIC
                                    • XR LOGIC SYSTEMATIC SCIENCE of CORRECT PROOF.
                                    • XR LOGIC SYSTEMATIC SCIENCE of CORRECT PROOF.
                                      SYSTEMATIC SCIENCE of CORRECT PROOF.
                                  • BUDDHISM
                                    • XR BUDDHISM PHILOSOPHY OR RELIGION BASED ON THE TEACHING of the BUDDHA
                                      PHILOSOPHY OR RELIGION BASED ON THE TEACHING of the BUDDHA
                                • COSMOLOGY
                                  • XR COSMOLOGY SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE WHOLE WORLD.
                                    SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE WHOLE WORLD.
                                • ONTOLOGY
                                  • XR ONTOLOGY SYSTEMATIC GENERAL STUDY OF WHAT EXISTS INSOFAR-AS IT EXISTS.
                                    SYSTEMATIC GENERAL STUDY OF WHAT EXISTS INSOFAR-AS IT EXISTS.
                                • ESCHATOLOGY
                                    SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF THE END OF THE WORLD.
                              • EMULATE
                                  IMITATE so as to make an EFFORT to BECOME EQUALLY EXCELLENT.
                            • OBEY
                                CONFORM to COMMANDS.
                              • SERVE
                                  OBEY ENDURINGLY AND HELP someone, OFTEN:typically RECEIVING a SALARY.
                              • TAME
                                  OBEY ENDURINGLY AND NOT OFFEND one's OWNER, as an ANIMAL, so as NOT to be WILD.
                            • SATISFACTORY
                                CONFORM to the NEEDS of.
                            • THUS
                                CONFORMING to SUCH a METHOD OR RESEMBLING SUCH a SITUATION. [GRAMMAR]
                            • LEGITIMATE
                                CONFORMING:accordance with the LAW.
                            • BASICALLY
                                CONFORMING TO WHAT IS BASIC IN SOMETHING.
                          • CONTINUE
                              ACT OR EXIST RESEMBLE>as one has in the INTENSELY>very NEAR PAST.
                            • PERSIST
                                CONTINUE to EXIST.
                            • STILL
                                CONTINUING RESEMBLING:as EARLIER.
                          • CUSTOM
                          • ENJOY
                              ACT so as to CAUSE ONESELF to FEEL DELIGHT IN-RELATION-TO something.
                            • MASTURBATE
                                ENJOY SEXUAL DELIGHT USING one's HANDS on one's OWN GENITALS.
                            • VOYEUR
                                ENJOY LOOKING AT SEX WHILE NOT BEING OBSERVED ONESELF.
                          • INTERACT
                              ACT so as to CAUSE ANOTHER TO REACT.
                            • COMPETE
                                INTERACT with OTHERS so as to SHOW that one is MORE EXCELLENT IN-RELATION-TO them.
                              • LITIGATE
                                  COMPETE with OTHERS USING the LAW.
                              • FIGHT
                                  COMPETE with THINGS OR PERSONS so as to TRY TO DAMAGE OR DESTROY MUTUALLY:each-other.
                                • WARFARE
                                    FIGHT BETWEEN ARMIES.
                                  • BATTLE
                                      WARFARE in the form of FIGHTING AND USE of WEAPONS DURING A DEFINED SHORT PERIOD, AND where TYPICALLY ONE ARMY WINS.
                                • QUARREL
                                    FIGHT USING SPEECH.
                                • DUEL
                                    RITUALISED FIGHT USING WEAPONS BETWEEN TWO HUMANS BECAUSE of the SHAME CAUSED BY ONE having OFFENED the OTHER, BECAUSE of HONOUR.
                              • CONFLICT
                                  COMPETE AND DISAGREE ENDURINGLY so as to SHOW HATRED.
                            • CONTROL
                                INTERACT so as to CAUSE TO BE OR ACT RESEMBLE:as one DESIRES.
                              • CURE
                                  CONTROL ILLNESS so as to CAUSE it to CEASE to EXIST.
                              • HOLD
                                  CONTROL by KEEPING IN one's HANDS.
                                • LEAN ON
                                    HOLD onto something so as to SUPPORT ONESELF (TYPICALLY STANDING).
                                • WIELD
                                    HOLD so as to USE as a WEAPON OR TOOL.
                              • LEAD
                                  CONTROL so as to CAUSE TO FOLLOW OR OBEY oneself.
                                • HOST
                                    LEADER of a HOME OR FEAST.
                              • MONOPOLISE
                                  CONTROL AND NOT PERMIT OTHERS TO CONTROL.
                              • OPPRESS
                                  CONTROL CRUELLY.
                              • MANAGE
                                  CONTROL ENDURINGLY OR SUCCESSFULLY
                                • GOVERN
                                    MANAGE AND CONTROL a WHOLE STATE or a BIG TERRITORY.
                                  • BUREAUCRACY
                                      COMPLEX LEGITIMATE SYSTEM of GOVERNMENT, USING MANY OFFICES FORMING a HIERARCHY.
                                  • AUTONOMY
                                      GOVERN ONESELF AND DECIDE ONESELF the MORAL LAWS one is to FOLLOW.
                                  • GOVERN CONCURRENTLY
                                      GOVERN SOMETHING WHILE GOVERNING SOMETHING OTHER.
                                  • GOVERN INSTEAD
                                      GOVERN>administer an OFFICE REPLACING SOMEONE OTHER.
                              • ENACT
                                  CONTROL so as to CAUSE TO HAPPEN OR TO CAUSE OTHERS TO CAUSE TO HAPPEN.
                            • COOPERATE
                                INTERACT so as to MUTUALLY HELP.
                              • COPULATE
                                  COOPERATE USING ONE'S GENITALS.
                                • RAPE
                                    COPULATE USING VIOLENCE.
                                • ADULTERY
                                    COPLULATE NOT CONFORMing to LAW OR CUSTOM. 
                                • HOMOSEXUAL
                                    PREFERABLY COPULATING WITH PERSONS OF THE SAME SEX.
                              • HARMONY
                                  COOPERATION among INTERACTING ELEMENTS.
                                • BALANCE
                                    JUST HARMONY:harmonising OF COMPETING JUST:justified INTERESTS.
                                • TUNE
                                    CAUSE TO BE HARMONIOUSSee HARMONY, causative
                              • JOIN
                                  COOPERATE with a GROUP.
                            • IMPOLITE
                                INTERACT so as to be UNRESTRAINED AND NOT POLITE to OTHERS.
                              • HUMILIATE
                                  Be IMPOLITE to someone so as to CAUSE that person to FEEL SHAME.
                            • INTIMATE
                                INTERACT HARMONIOUSLY BECAUSE of MUTUAL LOVE.
                              • TENDER
                                  INTIMATE so as to SHOW LOVE USING MUTUAL TOUCHING.
                            • MUTUAL
                                INTERACT with and be INTERACTED with.
                            • TRADE
                                INTERACT so as to BUY AND SELL.
                              • ECONOMY
                                  SYSTEM of MONEY INTERACTIONS AND TRADE RELATIONS IN a STATE OR a TERRITORY.
                            • TREAT
                                INTERACT with someone USING a DEFINED METHOD.
                            • USE
                                INTERACT with FOR one's SELF:own AIMS.
                              • EXHAUST
                                  USE so as to CAUSE NONE to CONTINUE to EXIST.
                                • WASTE
                                    EXHAUST UNRESTRAINEDLY, LACKING A GOOD AIM.
                                  • EXTRAVAGANT
                                      WASTE:wasteful so as to OFTEN EXCESSIVELY USE PROPERTY OR MONEY FOR AMUSEMENT.
                              • HOW
                                  USING WHAT METHOD?
                              • WEAR
                                  USE as GARMENT.
                              • ABUSE
                                  USE BADLY OR WICKEDLY.
                                • BETRAY
                                    ABUSE SOMEONE'S TRUST SO AS TO HARM THAT PERSON
                              • SPEND
                                  USE MONEY
                            • TOUCH
                                INTERACT with a SURFACE USING one's FINGERS OR one's BODY.
                              • SQUEEZE
                                  TOUCH something so as to USE ENDURING FORCE ON IT.
                                • RUB
                                  • XR RUB TOUCH AND PRESS WHILE MOVING ALONG something.
                                    TOUCH AND PRESS WHILE MOVING ALONG something.
                                  • POLISH
                                    • XR POLISH RUB AND SMEAR USING LIQUID so as to CAUSE TO BECOME SMOOTH AND SHINING.
                                      RUB AND SMEAR USING LIQUID so as to CAUSE TO BECOME SMOOTH AND SHINING.
                                  • SCRATCH
                                    • XR SCRATCH RUB INTENSELY, TYPICALLY so as to INJURE.
                                      RUB INTENSELY, TYPICALLY so as to INJURE.
                                  • WIPE
                                    • XR WIPE RUB, USING A CLOTH, so as to CAUSE TO BECOME CLEAN.
                                      RUB, USING A CLOTH, so as to CAUSE TO BECOME CLEAN.
                              • RUB
                                  TOUCH AND PRESS WHILE MOVING ALONG something.
                                • POLISH
                                    RUB AND SMEAR USING LIQUID so as to CAUSE TO BECOME SMOOTH AND SHINING.
                                • SCRATCH
                                    RUB INTENSELY, TYPICALLY so as to INJURE.
                                • WIPE
                                    RUB, USING A CLOTH, so as to CAUSE TO BECOME CLEAN.
                              • LICK
                                  TOUCH USING one's TONGUE CAUSE TO BECOME MOIST.
                              • CARESS
                                  TOUCH so as to SHOW LOVE.
                                • KISS
                                    CARESS USING one's MOUTH TOUCHING ANOTHER'S MOUTH OR BODY.
                            • OPPOSE
                                INTERACT so as to PREVENT a HUMAN OR ANIMAL from ACHIEVING HIS/HER AIMS.
                            • DIALECTIC
                                COMPLEX INTERACTION of OPPOSING OR INTENSELY DIFFERENT FORCES.
                            • IRRITATE
                                INTERACT so as to CAUSE-TO BECOME ANGRY.
                            • INTERFERE
                                INTERACT WITH SOMEONE SO-AS-TO HINDER THAT PERSON TO ACT USING HIS SELF>OWN PLANS.
                          • PRODUCE
                              ACT so as to DELIBERATELY CAUSE something to BEGIN to EXIST.
                            • BUILD
                                PRODUCE as a BUILDING.
                              • FORTIFY
                                  BUILD CITY WALLS FOR DEFENDING a PLACE.
                            • COMPLETE
                                ACT out OR PRODUCE something so as to CAUSE it to BECOME WHOLE.
                              • ACHIEVE
                                  COMPLETE a DIFFICULT ACT.
                                • COPE
                                    ACHIEVE a DIFFICULT WORK:task.
                                • MERIT
                                    GOOD PUBLIC ACHIEVEMENTS.
                                • SUCCEED
                                    ACHIEVE an IMPORTANT AIM with DIFFICULTY.
                                  • WIN
                                      SUCCEED IN FIGHT OR COMPETITION.
                                    • DEFEAT
                                        WIN against someone USING VIOLENCE AND DESTRUCTION, OFTEN USING MILITARY FORCE.
                            • COOK
                                PRODUCE FOOD FOR IMMEDIATE EATING.
                              • BOIL
                                  COOK so as to ENDURINGLY PUT in BOILING WATER.
                              • ROAST
                                  COOK OVER FIRE OR IN PAN WITHOUT FAT.
                              • FRY
                                  COOK IN an INTENSELY HOT PAN CONTAINING OIL.
                                • CRISP
                                    FRIED so as to BECOME BRITTLE AND SAVOURY.
                              • GRILL
                                  COOK or prepare food by exposure to fire without pot.
                              • STEAM FOOD
                                  COOK, USING INTENSELY HOT AIR CONTAINING WATER.
                              • BAKE
                                  COOK TYPICALLY BREAD OR CAKES by PUTTING in a HOT STOVE for a certain TIME.
                              • SMOKE FOOD
                                  COOK by PUTTING IN INTENSELY HOT SMOKE.
                            • CREATE
                                PRODUCE something BELIEVING that it has NEVER BEEN PRODUCED BEFORE.
                              • FAKE
                                  CREATE SOMETHING WHICH PRETENDS TO BE WHAT IT IS NOT.
                              • INVENT
                                  CREATE as the FIRST PERSON to INVENT.
                            • PROVIDE
                                PRODUCE, OR CAUSE it TO BE POSSIBLE TO USE, something USEFUL OR to MOVE something USEFUL to a certain PLACE WHERE it is NEEDED.
                            • WEAVE
                                PRODUCE CLOTH USING THREADS.
                            • WRITE
                                PRODUCE a DOCUMENT.
                              • ADDRESS
                                • XR ADDRESS SPEAK OR WRITE INTENDING ANOTHER TO HEAR OR READ AND TO REACT to IT. 
                                  SPEAK OR WRITE INTENDING ANOTHER TO HEAR OR READ AND TO REACT to IT. 
                                • COMMAND
                                  • XR COMMAND ADDRESS someone, USING AUTHORITY, INTENDING to CAUSE that person to ACT RESEMBLE:as one INTENDS him to ACT.
                                    ADDRESS someone, USING AUTHORITY, INTENDING to CAUSE that person to ACT RESEMBLE:as one INTENDS him to ACT.
                                  • DECREE
                                    • XR DECREE PUBLIC COMMAND ISSUED by the RULER OR by HIGH AUTHORITY.
                                      PUBLIC COMMAND ISSUED by the RULER OR by HIGH AUTHORITY.
                                  • DEPLOY
                                    • XR DEPLOY COMMAND an ARMY to ACT:engage in WARFARE.
                                      COMMAND an ARMY to ACT:engage in WARFARE.
                                  • EMPLOY
                                    • XR EMPLOY COMMAND to ACT:do PAID WORK FOR ONESELF.
                                      COMMAND to ACT:do PAID WORK FOR ONESELF.
                                    • APPOINT
                                      • XR APPOINT EMPLOY so as to CAUSE TO BECOME a SENIOR OFFICIAL.
                                        EMPLOY so as to CAUSE TO BECOME a SENIOR OFFICIAL.
                                      • INSTALL
                                        • XR INSTALL APPOINT to an IMPORTANT RANK.
                                          APPOINT to an IMPORTANT RANK.
                                      • PROMOTE
                                        • XR PROMOTE APPOINT to CAUSE TO BECOME a MORE NOBLE OFFICIAL.
                                          APPOINT to CAUSE TO BECOME a MORE NOBLE OFFICIAL.
                                  • LAW
                                    • XR LAW GROUP of ENDURING PUBLIC COMMANDS SHOULD:obligatory FOR ALL MEMBERS of a STATE.
                                      GROUP of ENDURING PUBLIC COMMANDS SHOULD:obligatory FOR ALL MEMBERS of a STATE.
                                    • INTERNATIONAL LAW
                                        SYSTEM of LAWS FOR ALL PEOPLES AND STATES in the WORLD.
                                    • NATURAL LAW
                                      • XR NATURAL LAW NATURAL LAW NOT WRITTEN down, AND NOT DECIDED by any GOVERNMENT BUT SHOULD:supposed to be FOLLOWED EVERYWHERE.
                                        NATURAL LAW NOT WRITTEN down, AND NOT DECIDED by any GOVERNMENT BUT SHOULD:supposed to be FOLLOWED EVERYWHERE.
                                    • CONSTITUTION
                                      • XR CONSTITUTION LAW DEFINING the SYSTEM of GOVERNMENT AND the RIGHTS AND DUTIES of the GOVERNMENT AND of the PEOPLE.
                                        LAW DEFINING the SYSTEM of GOVERNMENT AND the RIGHTS AND DUTIES of the GOVERNMENT AND of the PEOPLE.
                                  • SUMMON
                                    • XR SUMMON COMMAND to COME to a SUPERIOR, OFTEN TOGETHER with OTHERS.
                                      COMMAND to COME to a SUPERIOR, OFTEN TOGETHER with OTHERS.
                                  • FORBID
                                    • XR FORBID COMMAND NOT to ACT:do something.
                                      COMMAND NOT to ACT:do something.
                                    • TABOO
                                      • XR TABOO FORBIDDEN BECAUSE of FEAR of the SUPERNATURAL OR the RULERS.
                                        FORBIDDEN BECAUSE of FEAR of the SUPERNATURAL OR the RULERS.
                                  • SEND
                                    • XR SEND COMMAND OR CAUSE something OR someone to MOVE OR BE MOVED to a PLACE.
                                      COMMAND OR CAUSE something OR someone to MOVE OR BE MOVED to a PLACE.
                                    • ISSUE
                                        SEND OUT.
                                      • LEAK
                                        • XR LEAK ISSUE DOWNWARD THROUGH a HOLE, as a LIQUID.
                                          ISSUE DOWNWARD THROUGH a HOLE, as a LIQUID.
                                      • SHOOT
                                        • XR SHOOT To ISSUE or send forth, esp. swiftly or by sudden impulse.
                                          To ISSUE or send forth, esp. swiftly or by sudden impulse.
                                      • SPIT
                                        • XR SPIT ISSUE SALIVA ETC. FROM one's MOUTH.
                                          ISSUE SALIVA ETC. FROM one's MOUTH.
                                      • VOMIT
                                        • XR VOMIT ISSUE FOOD FROM the MOUTH.
                                          ISSUE FOOD FROM the MOUTH.
                                      • DEFECATE
                                        • XR DEFECATE ISSUE NATURALLY what IS-IN one's INNARDS AND BLADDER.
                                          ISSUE NATURALLY what IS-IN one's INNARDS AND BLADDER.
                                      • FART
                                        • XR FART ISSUE GAS from one's STOMACH THROUGH the ANUS.
                                        • XR FART ISSUE GAS from one's STOMACH THROUGH the ANUS.
                                          ISSUE GAS from one's STOMACH THROUGH the ANUS.
                                    • SEND DOWN
                                        CAUSE TO MOVE DOWN.
                                  • DON'T
                                    • XR DON'T COMMAND that one SHOULD NOT to ACT in a DEFINED way.
                                      COMMAND that one SHOULD NOT to ACT in a DEFINED way.
                                • CONGRATULATE
                                  • XR CONGRATULATE ADDRESS someone who is CELEBRATING SOMETHING so as to RITUALLY COMMUNICATE one's GOOD WISHES FOR him/her at THIS TIME.
                                    ADDRESS someone who is CELEBRATING SOMETHING so as to RITUALLY COMMUNICATE one's GOOD WISHES FOR him/her at THIS TIME.
                                • CONSOLE
                                  • XR CONSOLE ADDRESS someone OR INTERACT with someone who is SUFFERING so as to COMMUNICATE one's SYMPATHY with him, and so as to HELP him.
                                    ADDRESS someone OR INTERACT with someone who is SUFFERING so as to COMMUNICATE one's SYMPATHY with him, and so as to HELP him.
                                • DIALOGUE
                                  • XR DIALOGUE MUTUAL ADDRESSING EXCHANGED between those who MUTUALLY LISTEN.
                                    MUTUAL ADDRESSING EXCHANGED between those who MUTUALLY LISTEN.
                                  • ARGUE
                                    • XR ARGUE DIALOGUE in which one COMPETES in EXPLAINing something USING REASONS to CONVINCE OTHERS that what one SAYS is TRUE.  
                                      DIALOGUE in which one COMPETES in EXPLAINing something USING REASONS to CONVINCE OTHERS that what one SAYS is TRUE.  
                                  • CONVERSATION
                                    • XR CONVERSATION FREE AND NOT OFFICIAL DIALOGUE AMONG FRIENDS, TYPICALLY ABOUT IMORTANT QUESTIONS OF COMMON INTEREST.
                                      FREE AND NOT OFFICIAL DIALOGUE AMONG FRIENDS, TYPICALLY ABOUT IMORTANT QUESTIONS OF COMMON INTEREST.
                                  • SOLILOQUY
                                    • XR SOLILOQUY DIALOGUE of a PERSON WITH SELF:him/herself
                                      DIALOGUE of a PERSON WITH SELF:him/herself
                                  • NECROMANCY
                                    • XR NECROMANCY DIALOGUE WITH THE DEAD IN ORDER TO PREDICT FUTURE.
                                      DIALOGUE WITH THE DEAD IN ORDER TO PREDICT FUTURE.
                                • DEMAND
                                  • XR DEMAND ADDRESS someone so as to COMMAND that that person ACT:do something.
                                    ADDRESS someone so as to COMMAND that that person ACT:do something.
                                • FAREWELL
                                  • XR FAREWELL ADDRESS someone to REPORT that one is FUTURE:about-to LEAVE, OFTEN:typically COMMUNICATING one's GOOD WISHES FOR him.
                                    ADDRESS someone to REPORT that one is FUTURE:about-to LEAVE, OFTEN:typically COMMUNICATING one's GOOD WISHES FOR him.
                                  • GOOD-BYE
                                    • XR GOOD-BYE Performative form of words used on occasions of FAREWELL.
                                      Performative form of words used on occasions of FAREWELL.
                                • PERMIT
                                  • XR PERMIT ADDRESS someone with AUTHORITY so as to SAY that one does NOT FORBID what s/he is HOPING to ACT:do.
                                    ADDRESS someone with AUTHORITY so as to SAY that one does NOT FORBID what s/he is HOPING to ACT:do.
                                  • RELEASE
                                    • XR RELEASE PERMIT to LEAVE OR to MOVE FREELY.
                                      PERMIT to LEAVE OR to MOVE FREELY.
                                    • UNTIE
                                      • XR UNTIE RELEASE so as to CAUSE TO CEASE to be TIED UP.
                                        RELEASE so as to CAUSE TO CEASE to be TIED UP.
                                • PRAY
                                  • XR PRAY ADDRESS DEITIES OFTEN:typically with RITUAL REQUESTS.
                                    ADDRESS DEITIES OFTEN:typically with RITUAL REQUESTS.
                                  • EXORCISE
                                    • XR EXORCISE PRAY so as to TRY to REMOVE WICKED SUPERNATURAL FORCES.
                                      PRAY so as to TRY to REMOVE WICKED SUPERNATURAL FORCES.
                                • PROMISE
                                  • XR PROMISE ADDRESS ANOTHER SAYING that one FUTURE:will CERTAINLY DO something DESIRED by him/her.
                                    ADDRESS ANOTHER SAYING that one FUTURE:will CERTAINLY DO something DESIRED by him/her.
                                  • CONTRACT
                                    • XR CONTRACT MUTUALLY PROMISE, TYPICALLY USING WRITING, TO ACT in a certain way.[[VERTRAG]]
                                      MUTUALLY PROMISE, TYPICALLY USING WRITING, TO ACT in a certain way.[[VERTRAG]]
                                    • TALLY
                                      • XR TALLY CONTRACT where ALL:each MEMBER HAS ONE PART of a PIECE of TIMBER.A physical CONTRACT in the form stick or rod of wood, usually squared, marked on one side with transverse notches representing the amount of a debt or payment, or an agreement. The rod being cleft lengthwise across the notches, the debtor and creditor each retained one of the halves, the agreement or tallying of which constituted legal proof of the agreement etc.
                                        CONTRACT where ALL:each MEMBER HAS ONE PART of a PIECE of TIMBER.A physical CONTRACT in the form stick or rod of wood, usually squared, marked on one side with transverse notches representing the amount of a debt or payment, or an agreement. The rod being cleft lengthwise across the notches, the debtor and creditor each retained one of the halves, the agreement or tallying of which constituted legal proof of the agreement etc.
                                    • ALLIANCE
                                      • XR ALLIANCE CONTRACT in which GROUPS PROMISE to COOPERATE.
                                        CONTRACT in which GROUPS PROMISE to COOPERATE.
                                  • FORGIVE
                                    • XR FORGIVE PROMISE someone one ASSUMES to be GUILTY of a CRIME OR MISTAKE which OFFENDS ONE so as to SAY that one WILL NOT HATE THAT PERSON BECAUSE of that CRIME OR MISTAKE.
                                      PROMISE someone one ASSUMES to be GUILTY of a CRIME OR MISTAKE which OFFENDS ONE so as to SAY that one WILL NOT HATE THAT PERSON BECAUSE of that CRIME OR MISTAKE.
                                  • GUARANTEE
                                    • XR GUARANTEE PROMISE TO CAUSE SOMETHING TO be ACHIEVED.
                                      PROMISE TO CAUSE SOMETHING TO be ACHIEVED.
                                  • BETROTHAL
                                      PROMISE TO MARRY
                                • ANSWER
                                  • XR ANSWER ADDRESS someone who has ADDRESSED one REQUESTING such an ADDRESS as a REACTION.
                                    ADDRESS someone who has ADDRESSED one REQUESTING such an ADDRESS as a REACTION.
                                • REPORT
                                  • XR REPORT ADDRESS others so as to CAUSE them to BECOME AWARE of a FACT.
                                    ADDRESS others so as to CAUSE them to BECOME AWARE of a FACT.
                                  • PUBLICISE
                                      REPORT to ALL.
                                    • PARDON
                                      • XR PARDON PUBLICISE, CONFORMING to LAW, AND USING OFFICIAL AUTHORITY, the DECISION that a PERSON is NOT to be PUNISHED for a CRIME of which he is ACCUSED OR GUILTY.
                                        PUBLICISE, CONFORMING to LAW, AND USING OFFICIAL AUTHORITY, the DECISION that a PERSON is NOT to be PUNISHED for a CRIME of which he is ACCUSED OR GUILTY.
                                      • AMNESTY
                                        • XR AMNESTY ACQUIT ALL of a certain CATEGORY of CRIMINALS by ONE ADMINISTRATIVE LEGAL ACTION.  
                                          ACQUIT ALL of a certain CATEGORY of CRIMINALS by ONE ADMINISTRATIVE LEGAL ACTION.  
                                    • ACQUIT
                                      • XR ACQUIT PUBLICISE, CONFORMING to LAW, AND USING OFFICIAL AUTHORITY, the DECISION that a PERSON ACCUSED of a CRIME is NOT GUILTY of that CRIME.
                                        PUBLICISE, CONFORMING to LAW, AND USING OFFICIAL AUTHORITY, the DECISION that a PERSON ACCUSED of a CRIME is NOT GUILTY of that CRIME.
                                  • PREDICT
                                    • XR PREDICT REPORT one's GUESSING about the FUTURE.
                                      REPORT one's GUESSING about the FUTURE.
                                  • STORY
                                    • XR STORY REPORT of a SEQUENCE of REAL OR FICTIONAL EVENTS.
                                      REPORT of a SEQUENCE of REAL OR FICTIONAL EVENTS.
                                    • NOVEL
                                      • XR NOVEL LONG WRITTEN STORY WITH MANY CHAPTERS.
                                        LONG WRITTEN STORY WITH MANY CHAPTERS.
                                    • FAIRY TALE
                                        POPULAR IMAGINED STORY FOR CHILREN.
                                  • ANNUNCIATION
                                      REPORT TO MARY THAT SHE IS PREGNANT WITH JESUS
                                • REQUEST
                                  • XR REQUEST To ADDRESS someone so as to TRY TO CAUSE him/her TO ACT in a certain way.
                                    To ADDRESS someone so as to TRY TO CAUSE him/her TO ACT in a certain way.
                                  • ASK
                                    • XR ASK REQUEST an ANSWER.
                                      REQUEST an ANSWER.
                                    • INTERROGATE
                                        ASK MANY QUESTIONS of an ACCUSED HUMAN.
                                    • PROBLEM
                                      • XR PROBLEM DIFFICULT AND THEORETICALLY IMPORTANT ASK:question for which one BELIEVES one LACKS an APPROPRIATE ANSWER.
                                        DIFFICULT AND THEORETICALLY IMPORTANT ASK:question for which one BELIEVES one LACKS an APPROPRIATE ANSWER.
                                  • BEG
                                    • XR BEG REQUEST INTENSELY HUMBLY FOR A GIFT.
                                      REQUEST INTENSELY HUMBLY FOR A GIFT.
                                  • INVITE
                                    • XR INVITE RITUALLY REQUEST someone to JOIN one in an ACT:activity one ASSUMES to be MUTALLY PLEASANT.
                                      RITUALLY REQUEST someone to JOIN one in an ACT:activity one ASSUMES to be MUTALLY PLEASANT.
                                • TEACH
                                  • XR TEACH ADDRESS OTHERS so as to TRY to CAUSE them to HAVE SKILLS OR TALENTS.*Teaching by the teacher X, to learner Y, of content Z.
                                    ADDRESS OTHERS so as to TRY to CAUSE them to HAVE SKILLS OR TALENTS.*Teaching by the teacher X, to learner Y, of content Z.
                                  • EDUCATE
                                    • XR EDUCATE SYSTEMATIC TEACHING FOR TRANSMISSION of MORALITY, CULTURE AND SKILLS.
                                      SYSTEMATIC TEACHING FOR TRANSMISSION of MORALITY, CULTURE AND SKILLS.
                                  • REVELATION
                                      NEW TRANSCENDENT TEACHING
                                • THANK
                                  • XR THANK ADDRESS someone so as to SHOW GRATEFUL:gratitude, USING WORDS.
                                    ADDRESS someone so as to SHOW GRATEFUL:gratitude, USING WORDS.
                                  • THANK YOU
                                      I hereby THANK YOU.
                                • WARN
                                  • XR WARN ADDRESS someone so as to CAUSE him to UNDERSTAND what one BELIEVES to be DANGEROUS FOR him.
                                    ADDRESS someone so as to CAUSE him to UNDERSTAND what one BELIEVES to be DANGEROUS FOR him.
                                • OATH
                                  • XR OATH ADDRESS someone DECLARING INTENSELY that what one is SAYING is TRUE, and in so doing REFERRING to DEITIES as WITNESSES.
                                    ADDRESS someone DECLARING INTENSELY that what one is SAYING is TRUE, and in so doing REFERRING to DEITIES as WITNESSES.
                                  • PERJURY
                                      OATH in which one LIES.
                                • COMMUNICATE
                                  • XR COMMUNICATE MUTUALLY ADDRESS so as to CAUSE an IDEA to be UNDERSTOOD.
                                    MUTUALLY ADDRESS so as to CAUSE an IDEA to be UNDERSTOOD.
                                • ADVISE
                                  • XR ADVISE ADDRESS someone INTENDing to HELP  his/her PLANing. 
                                    ADDRESS someone INTENDing to HELP  his/her PLANing. 
                                  • ENCOURAGE
                                    • XR ENCOURAGE ADVISE someone IN ORDER TO TRY to PERSUADE that HUMAN to ACT in a way one BELIEVES to be PROFITABLE FOR THAT HUMAN. 
                                      ADVISE someone IN ORDER TO TRY to PERSUADE that HUMAN to ACT in a way one BELIEVES to be PROFITABLE FOR THAT HUMAN. 
                                    • INCITE
                                      • XR INCITE ENCOURAGE INTENSELY TO IMMEDIATE ACTION.
                                        ENCOURAGE INTENSELY TO IMMEDIATE ACTION.
                                  • PERSUADE
                                    • XR PERSUADE ADVISE so as to CAUSE someone to CHANGE his/her BELIEF OR TO DECIDE to ACT.
                                      ADVISE so as to CAUSE someone to CHANGE his/her BELIEF OR TO DECIDE to ACT.
                                    • TEMPT
                                      • XR TEMPT TRY TO PERSUADE SOMEONE TO DO SOMETHING BAD
                                        TRY TO PERSUADE SOMEONE TO DO SOMETHING BAD
                                • CHALLENGE
                                  • XR CHALLENGE ADDRESS someone so as DEMAND to FIGHT WITH him, OR so as to DEMAND another COURAGEOUS REACTION.
                                    ADDRESS someone so as DEMAND to FIGHT WITH him, OR so as to DEMAND another COURAGEOUS REACTION.
                                • PREACH
                                  • XR PREACH ADDRESS OTHERS in EXPLAINING SUPERNATURAL TRUTHS.
                                    ADDRESS OTHERS in EXPLAINING SUPERNATURAL TRUTHS.
                                • GREET
                                  • XR GREET ADDRESS someone one is MEETING NOW COMMUNICATING one's GOOD WISHES FOR her/him.
                                    ADDRESS someone one is MEETING NOW COMMUNICATING one's GOOD WISHES FOR her/him.
                                  • BOW DOWN
                                    • XR BOW DOWN GREET so as to BEND one's BODY DOWN as a POLITE GESTURE.
                                      GREET so as to BEND one's BODY DOWN as a POLITE GESTURE.
                                    • KNEEL
                                      • XR KNEEL BOW DOWN AND SUPPORT ONESELF on the FLOOR USING one's KNEES.
                                        BOW DOWN AND SUPPORT ONESELF on the FLOOR USING one's KNEES.
                                    • KOWTOW
                                      • XR KOWTOW BOW DOWN and KNOCK one's HEAD against the FLOOR IN FRONT of someone so as to SHOW RESPECT.
                                        BOW DOWN and KNOCK one's HEAD against the FLOOR IN FRONT of someone so as to SHOW RESPECT.
                                • REPROACH
                                  • XR REPROACH ADDRESS someone so as to BLAME him/her.
                                    ADDRESS someone so as to BLAME him/her.
                                • INSULT
                                  • XR INSULT ADDRESS SOMEONE SO AS TO CAUSE HIM TO BECOME ANGRY
                                    ADDRESS SOMEONE SO AS TO CAUSE HIM TO BECOME ANGRY
                              • RECORD
                                  WRITE so as to TRANSMIT TO FUTURE GENERATIONS.
                              • COMPILE
                                  WRITE, USING AND COMBINING OTHER MATERIAL.
                              • PUNCTUATION
                                  WRITE SYMBOLS which DIVIDE SENTENCES.
                            • SEW
                                PRODUCE GARMENTS ETC, USING NEEDLE AND THREAD AND CLOTH.
                            • SILK PRODUCTION
                                PRODUCING SILK.
                            • BEGET
                                PRODUCE OFFSPRING AS a MALE.
                            • FORGE
                                PRODUCE IRON TOOLS.
                            • DEPICT
                                PRODUCE a PICTURE of something.[CHANGE THE LABEL? "PAINT" IS ALREADY TAKEN!]
                            • PRINT
                                PRODUCE INTENSELY MANY of the SAME DOCUMENT, NOT COPYING these.
                            • SPIN
                                PRODUCE THREAD.
                            • FROWN
                                PRODUCE WRINKLES ON one's FOREHEAD AS A REACTION TO SOMETHING ONE has become AWARE of.
                            • BREW
                            • PRONOUNCE
                                PRODUCE SPEECH SOUND.
                          • RISK
                              ACT so as to DELIBERATELY CAUSE ONESELF or one's PROPERTY to be in DANGER.
                            • RISK DEATH
                                RISK to DIE.
                          • SPEAK
                              ACT so as to USE WORDS FOR SHOWING MEANING.*Speech by speaker X, directed towards audience Y, in order to communicate message Z.
                            • ADDRESS
                                SPEAK OR WRITE INTENDING ANOTHER TO HEAR OR READ AND TO REACT to IT. 
                              • COMMAND
                                  ADDRESS someone, USING AUTHORITY, INTENDING to CAUSE that person to ACT RESEMBLE:as one INTENDS him to ACT.
                                • DECREE
                                    PUBLIC COMMAND ISSUED by the RULER OR by HIGH AUTHORITY.
                                • DEPLOY
                                    COMMAND an ARMY to ACT:engage in WARFARE.
                                • EMPLOY
                                    COMMAND to ACT:do PAID WORK FOR ONESELF.
                                  • APPOINT
                                      EMPLOY so as to CAUSE TO BECOME a SENIOR OFFICIAL.
                                    • INSTALL
                                        APPOINT to an IMPORTANT RANK.
                                    • PROMOTE
                                        APPOINT to CAUSE TO BECOME a MORE NOBLE OFFICIAL.
                                • LAW
                                    GROUP of ENDURING PUBLIC COMMANDS SHOULD:obligatory FOR ALL MEMBERS of a STATE.
                                  • INTERNATIONAL LAW
                                      SYSTEM of LAWS FOR ALL PEOPLES AND STATES in the WORLD.
                                  • NATURAL LAW
                                      NATURAL LAW NOT WRITTEN down, AND NOT DECIDED by any GOVERNMENT BUT SHOULD:supposed to be FOLLOWED EVERYWHERE.
                                  • CONSTITUTION
                                      LAW DEFINING the SYSTEM of GOVERNMENT AND the RIGHTS AND DUTIES of the GOVERNMENT AND of the PEOPLE.
                                • SUMMON
                                    COMMAND to COME to a SUPERIOR, OFTEN TOGETHER with OTHERS.
                                • FORBID
                                    COMMAND NOT to ACT:do something.
                                  • TABOO
                                      FORBIDDEN BECAUSE of FEAR of the SUPERNATURAL OR the RULERS.
                                • SEND
                                    COMMAND OR CAUSE something OR someone to MOVE OR BE MOVED to a PLACE.
                                  • ISSUE
                                      SEND OUT.
                                    • LEAK
                                        ISSUE DOWNWARD THROUGH a HOLE, as a LIQUID.
                                      • DISCLOSE
                                          LEAK INFORMATION.
                                    • SHOOT
                                        To ISSUE or send forth, esp. swiftly or by sudden impulse.
                                      • ARCHERY
                                          SPORT of SHOOTING at a TARGET USING BOW AND ARROW.
                                    • SPIT
                                        ISSUE SALIVA ETC. FROM one's MOUTH.
                                    • VOMIT
                                        ISSUE FOOD FROM the MOUTH.
                                    • DEFECATE
                                        ISSUE NATURALLY what IS-IN one's INNARDS AND BLADDER.
                                      • URINATE
                                          DEFECATE so as to CAUSE the BLADDER TO BECOME EMPTY.
                                    • FART
                                        ISSUE GAS from one's STOMACH THROUGH the ANUS.
                                  • SEND DOWN
                                      CAUSE TO MOVE DOWN.
                                • DON'T
                                    COMMAND that one SHOULD NOT to ACT in a DEFINED way.
                              • CONGRATULATE
                                  ADDRESS someone who is CELEBRATING SOMETHING so as to RITUALLY COMMUNICATE one's GOOD WISHES FOR him/her at THIS TIME.
                              • CONSOLE
                                  ADDRESS someone OR INTERACT with someone who is SUFFERING so as to COMMUNICATE one's SYMPATHY with him, and so as to HELP him.
                              • DIALOGUE
                                  MUTUAL ADDRESSING EXCHANGED between those who MUTUALLY LISTEN.
                                • ARGUE
                                    DIALOGUE in which one COMPETES in EXPLAINing something USING REASONS to CONVINCE OTHERS that what one SAYS is TRUE.  
                                • CONVERSATION
                                    FREE AND NOT OFFICIAL DIALOGUE AMONG FRIENDS, TYPICALLY ABOUT IMORTANT QUESTIONS OF COMMON INTEREST.
                                • SOLILOQUY
                                    DIALOGUE of a PERSON WITH SELF:him/herself
                                • NECROMANCY
                                    DIALOGUE WITH THE DEAD IN ORDER TO PREDICT FUTURE.
                              • DEMAND
                                  ADDRESS someone so as to COMMAND that that person ACT:do something.
                              • FAREWELL
                                  ADDRESS someone to REPORT that one is FUTURE:about-to LEAVE, OFTEN:typically COMMUNICATING one's GOOD WISHES FOR him.
                                • GOOD-BYE
                                    Performative form of words used on occasions of FAREWELL.
                              • PERMIT
                                  ADDRESS someone with AUTHORITY so as to SAY that one does NOT FORBID what s/he is HOPING to ACT:do.
                                • RELEASE
                                    PERMIT to LEAVE OR to MOVE FREELY.
                                  • UNTIE
                                      RELEASE so as to CAUSE TO CEASE to be TIED UP.
                              • PRAY
                                  ADDRESS DEITIES OFTEN:typically with RITUAL REQUESTS.
                                • EXORCISE
                                    PRAY so as to TRY to REMOVE WICKED SUPERNATURAL FORCES.
                              • PROMISE
                                  ADDRESS ANOTHER SAYING that one FUTURE:will CERTAINLY DO something DESIRED by him/her.
                                • CONTRACT
                                    MUTUALLY PROMISE, TYPICALLY USING WRITING, TO ACT in a certain way.[[VERTRAG]]
                                  • TALLY
                                      CONTRACT where ALL:each MEMBER HAS ONE PART of a PIECE of TIMBER.A physical CONTRACT in the form stick or rod of wood, usually squared, marked on one side with transverse notches representing the amount of a debt or payment, or an agreement. The rod being cleft lengthwise across the notches, the debtor and creditor each retained one of the halves, the agreement or tallying of which constituted legal proof of the agreement etc.
                                  • ALLIANCE
                                      CONTRACT in which GROUPS PROMISE to COOPERATE.
                                • FORGIVE
                                    PROMISE someone one ASSUMES to be GUILTY of a CRIME OR MISTAKE which OFFENDS ONE so as to SAY that one WILL NOT HATE THAT PERSON BECAUSE of that CRIME OR MISTAKE.
                                • GUARANTEE
                                    PROMISE TO CAUSE SOMETHING TO be ACHIEVED.
                                • BETROTHAL
                                    PROMISE TO MARRY
                              • ANSWER
                                  ADDRESS someone who has ADDRESSED one REQUESTING such an ADDRESS as a REACTION.
                              • REPORT
                                  ADDRESS others so as to CAUSE them to BECOME AWARE of a FACT.
                                • PUBLICISE
                                    REPORT to ALL.
                                  • PARDON
                                      PUBLICISE, CONFORMING to LAW, AND USING OFFICIAL AUTHORITY, the DECISION that a PERSON is NOT to be PUNISHED for a CRIME of which he is ACCUSED OR GUILTY.
                                    • AMNESTY
                                        ACQUIT ALL of a certain CATEGORY of CRIMINALS by ONE ADMINISTRATIVE LEGAL ACTION.  
                                  • ACQUIT
                                      PUBLICISE, CONFORMING to LAW, AND USING OFFICIAL AUTHORITY, the DECISION that a PERSON ACCUSED of a CRIME is NOT GUILTY of that CRIME.
                                • PREDICT
                                    REPORT one's GUESSING about the FUTURE.
                                • STORY
                                    REPORT of a SEQUENCE of REAL OR FICTIONAL EVENTS.
                                  • NOVEL
                                      LONG WRITTEN STORY WITH MANY CHAPTERS.
                                  • FAIRY TALE
                                      POPULAR IMAGINED STORY FOR CHILREN.
                                • ANNUNCIATION
                                    REPORT TO MARY THAT SHE IS PREGNANT WITH JESUS
                              • REQUEST
                                  To ADDRESS someone so as to TRY TO CAUSE him/her TO ACT in a certain way.
                                • ASK
                                    REQUEST an ANSWER.
                                  • INTERROGATE
                                      ASK MANY QUESTIONS of an ACCUSED HUMAN.
                                  • PROBLEM
                                      DIFFICULT AND THEORETICALLY IMPORTANT ASK:question for which one BELIEVES one LACKS an APPROPRIATE ANSWER.
                                • BEG
                                    REQUEST INTENSELY HUMBLY FOR A GIFT.
                                • INVITE
                                    RITUALLY REQUEST someone to JOIN one in an ACT:activity one ASSUMES to be MUTALLY PLEASANT.
                              • TEACH
                                  ADDRESS OTHERS so as to TRY to CAUSE them to HAVE SKILLS OR TALENTS.*Teaching by the teacher X, to learner Y, of content Z.
                                • EDUCATE
                                    SYSTEMATIC TEACHING FOR TRANSMISSION of MORALITY, CULTURE AND SKILLS.
                                • REVELATION
                                    NEW TRANSCENDENT TEACHING
                              • THANK
                                  ADDRESS someone so as to SHOW GRATEFUL:gratitude, USING WORDS.
                                • THANK YOU
                                    I hereby THANK YOU.
                              • WARN
                                  ADDRESS someone so as to CAUSE him to UNDERSTAND what one BELIEVES to be DANGEROUS FOR him.
                              • OATH
                                  ADDRESS someone DECLARING INTENSELY that what one is SAYING is TRUE, and in so doing REFERRING to DEITIES as WITNESSES.
                                • PERJURY
                                    OATH in which one LIES.
                              • COMMUNICATE
                                  MUTUALLY ADDRESS so as to CAUSE an IDEA to be UNDERSTOOD.
                              • ADVISE
                                  ADDRESS someone INTENDing to HELP  his/her PLANing. 
                                • ENCOURAGE
                                    ADVISE someone IN ORDER TO TRY to PERSUADE that HUMAN to ACT in a way one BELIEVES to be PROFITABLE FOR THAT HUMAN. 
                                  • INCITE
                                      ENCOURAGE INTENSELY TO IMMEDIATE ACTION.
                                • PERSUADE
                                    ADVISE so as to CAUSE someone to CHANGE his/her BELIEF OR TO DECIDE to ACT.
                                  • TEMPT
                                      TRY TO PERSUADE SOMEONE TO DO SOMETHING BAD
                              • CHALLENGE
                                  ADDRESS someone so as DEMAND to FIGHT WITH him, OR so as to DEMAND another COURAGEOUS REACTION.
                              • PREACH
                                  ADDRESS OTHERS in EXPLAINING SUPERNATURAL TRUTHS.
                              • GREET
                                  ADDRESS someone one is MEETING NOW COMMUNICATING one's GOOD WISHES FOR her/him.
                                • BOW DOWN
                                    GREET so as to BEND one's BODY DOWN as a POLITE GESTURE.
                                  • KNEEL
                                      BOW DOWN AND SUPPORT ONESELF on the FLOOR USING one's KNEES.
                                  • KOWTOW
                                      BOW DOWN and KNOCK one's HEAD against the FLOOR IN FRONT of someone so as to SHOW RESPECT.
                              • REPROACH
                                  ADDRESS someone so as to BLAME him/her.
                              • INSULT
                                  ADDRESS SOMEONE SO AS TO CAUSE HIM TO BECOME ANGRY
                            • CRITICISE
                                SPEAK AND NAME SOMETHING BAD and AVOIDABLE. 
                              • BLAME
                                  CRITICISE someone as GUILTY of a WICKED:reprehensible MISTAKE OR a CRIME.
                                • ACCUSE
                                    To BLAME AND INTEND the PERSON BLAMED to be JUDGED AND CONDEMNED CONFORMING:in accordance with LAW.
                                • SCOLD
                                    BLAME someone ADDRESSING him/her USING VIOLENT WORDS.
                                  • LAMPOON
                                    • XR LAMPOON SCOLD or CRITICISE BY NOT FAIR ACCUSATIONS AND SATIRE.
                                      SCOLD or CRITICISE BY NOT FAIR ACCUSATIONS AND SATIRE.
                              • REMONSTRATE
                                  CRITICISE a SUPERIOR ADDRESSING A SUPERIOR.
                              • SLANDER
                                  CRITICISE INTENSELY, LACKING APPROPRIATE REASONS, NOT ADDRESSING the HUMAN BLAMED.
                              • LAMPOON
                                  SCOLD or CRITICISE BY NOT FAIR ACCUSATIONS AND SATIRE.
                              • CONDEMN
                                  CRITICISE AND PUBLICLY DECLARE GUILTY of a CRIME AND ORDER TO BE PUNISHED FOR THAT CRIME.
                              • TEASE
                                  ADDRESS AND CRITICISE JOKINGLY so as to TRY CAUSE to BECOME EMBARRASSED.
                            • DISCUSS
                                SPEAK SYSTEMATICALLY on something, BASING oneself on INVESTIGATION AND REFLECTION.
                              • EXPLAIN
                                  DISCUSS so as to CAUSE something to BECOME MORE CLEAR.
                                • COMPARE
                                    EXPLAIN HOW TWO OR MORE THINGS MUTUALLY RESEMBLE:are-similar OR are MUTUALLY DIFFERENT.
                                • GLOSS
                                    EXPLAIN the MEANING of what is WRITTEN OR SAID.
                                • PROVE
                                    EXPLAIN CLEARLY WHY a SENTENCE is TRUE.
                                  • REFUTE
                                      PROVE that something is NOT TRUE.
                                • SUMMARISE
                                    EXPLAIN COMPLETELY BUT SHORTLY, OMITTING NOT-IMPORTANT DETAILS.
                                • SOLVE
                                    EXPLAIN a PROBLEM.
                                • DESCRIBE
                                    EXPLAIN the SHAPE OR NATURE of something.
                                • ANALYSE
                                    EXPLAIN something by SYSTEMATICALLY DISTINGUISHING its BASIC PARTS AND their FUNCTIONS.
                                  • CRITIQUE
                                      POLITICAL ANALYSIS of the PRESENT SITUATION PREPARING BASIC POLITICAL CHANGE of SOCIETY.
                                • TRANSLATE
                                    EXPLAIN USING A DIFFERENT LANGUAGE.
                                • JUSTIFY
                                    EXPLAIN WHY something is CORRECT OR GOOD.
                                • DEFINE
                                  • XR DEFINE EXPLAIN OR FIX the MEANING of something.
                                    EXPLAIN OR FIX the MEANING of something.
                                • ANALOGY
                                    EXPLANATION USING DETAILED COMPARISON.
                                • INTERPRET
                                    EXPLAIN ONE'S UNDERSTANDING OF SOMETHING.
                              • POLITICS
                                  LEGITIMATE CONCRETE PUBLIC DISCUSSION of DIFFERENT METHODS to GOVERN a DEFINITE STATE.
                            • DISTINGUISH
                              • XR DISTINGUISH SPEAK OR THINK so as to UNDERSTAND OR to CAUSE OTHERS to UNDERSTAND that DIFFERENT THINGS are DIFFERENT.
                                SPEAK OR THINK so as to UNDERSTAND OR to CAUSE OTHERS to UNDERSTAND that DIFFERENT THINGS are DIFFERENT.
                            • MOCK
                              • XR MOCK SPEAK OR ACT so as to CAUSE OTHERS to LAUGH at someone.
                                SPEAK OR ACT so as to CAUSE OTHERS to LAUGH at someone.
                              • SATIRE
                                  MOCK USING LITERATURE.
                                • PARODY
                                  • XR PARODY SATIRE USING MOCKING IMITATION of the OBJECT.
                                    SATIRE USING MOCKING IMITATION of the OBJECT.
                            • PRAISE
                                SPEAK about something GOOD and NOT COMMON in ANOTHER HUMAN, ANIMAL OR THING.
                              • FLATTER
                                  PRAISE SUPERIOR, TYPICALLY with the AIM of CAUSING ONESELF to BECOME LOVED by SUPERIORS TO be DELIGHTED.
                              • RECOMMEND
                                  PRAISE so as to ADVISE USE of by the HUMAN ADDRESSED.
                              • APPLAUSE
                                  PRAISE a PRESENT ACTION USING ACTIONS, NOT USING WORDS. 
                              • COMPLIMENT
                                  PRAISE POLITELY AND PLAYFULLY.
                            • SHOUT
                                SPEAK INTENSELY LOUDLY OR PRODUCE INTENSELY LOUD SOUNDS.
                              • CLAMOUR
                                  SHOUT TOGETHER in a CHAOTIC way.
                              • ROAR
                                  SHOUT so as to PRODUCE an INTENSELY LOUD ANIMAL NOISE.
                            • SING
                                SPEAK CONFORMING to a MELODY.
                              • CHANT
                                  SING POETRY OR PROSE CONFORMING to a SIMPLE MELODY, NOT CONFORMING TO SONG MELODY.
                            • DENY
                                SPEAK:say that something that has been SAID is UNTRUE.
                              • ATHEISM
                                  DENIAL that DEITIES EXIT.
                            • LIE
                                SAY what one KNOWS to be NOT TRUE.
                            • ASSENT
                                SPEAK:say that one BELIEVES what ANOTHER in the PAST has SPEAK:said.
                              • AGREE TO
                                  ASSENT that one is WILLING to ACT CONFORMing to someone OTHER:else's REQUEST.  
                                • ACCEPT
                                    AGREE-TO RECEIVE AND THEN HAVE. 
                                • RECONCILIATION
                                    AGREE to CEASE WARFARE.
                                • YES
                                    AGREE to WHAT IS SAID, USING an EXCLAMATION.
                                • TREATY
                                    WRITTEN AGREEMENT BETWEEN STATES OR GROUPS.
                              • ADMIT
                                  ASSENT to what the LISTENER has in the PAST DECLARED to be TRUE OR what the LISTENER is BELIEVED to BELIEVE is TRUE.
                                • APOLOGISE
                                    ADMIT that one has in the PAST been GUILTY of BAD ACT AND DECLARE that one REGRETS this. 
                                • SURRENDER
                                    ADMIT PUBLICLY that one is DEFEATED.
                                • CONFESS
                                    ADMIT one's SELF:own CRIMES OR MISTAKES.
                              • CONSENSUS
                                  FREE ASSENT:agreement on something among the MEMBERS of an ASSOCIATION or a GROUP.
                            • COMPLAIN
                                SAY that something is NOT JUST AND BAD IN-RELATION-TO SELF:oneself OR someone CLOSE to SELF:oneself.
                              • GRUMBLE
                                  COMPLAIN ADDRESSING ONESELF to ONESELF
                            • DISAGREE
                                SPEAK:say OR BELIEVE that what someone SPEAK:says OR BELIEVES is NOT TRUE.
                            • CLASSIFY
                              • XR CLASSIFY SAY OR THINK that something to be of a certain CATEGORY.
                                SAY OR THINK that something to be of a certain CATEGORY.
                            • STUTTER
                                SPEAK so as to OFTEN, NOT VOLUNTARILY, STOP SPEAKING.
                            • CURSE
                                SPEAK so as to TRY to CAUSE DIVINE DISASTER FOR someone.
                            • REPEAT
                                HAPPEN AS OR what has HAPPENED BEFORE,OR SAY OR ACT:do what one has SAID OR ACT:done,.
                              • AGAIN
                                  REPEATing what has HAPPENED or been ACT:done in the PAST. 
                            • SENTENCE
                                SPEAK>SPEECH COMMUNICATING a COMPLETE THOUGHT.???
                              • PROVERB
                                  SHORT SENTENCE OFTEN USED USED by ALL FOR EXPRESSING an ACCEPTED TRUTH OR COMMON OPINION.
                              • AXIOM
                                  SENTENCE that is TRUE AND does NOT NEED PROOF.
                              • PARADOX
                                  SENTENCE WHICH IS APPARENTLY TRUE AND UNTRUE AT THE SAME TIME.
                            • EXAGGERATE
                                SPEAK so as to SEEM to CAUSE OTHERS TO BELIEVE that THINGS are GREATER in SIZE, DEGREE of FEATURES, OR IMPORTANCE than they REALLY are.
                              • BOAST
                                  EXAGGERATE, OR SPEAK of, one's SELF:own GOOD FEATURES OR ACHIEVEMENTS.
                            • QUOTE
                                SAY OR WRITE what someone SAID OR WROTE, AND that he SAID OR WROTE IT.
                            • REFER TO
                                SPEAK OR ACT so as to CAUSE ONE TO HAVE:pay ATTENTION to something.
                              • CATEGORICAL
                                  REFERRING TO ALL THINGS OF A CATEGORY.
                            • INTERRUPT
                                SPEAK so as to CAUSE someone who WISHES TO CONTINUE TO SPEAK to STOP SPEAKING.
                            • IRONY
                                SPEAK so as to INTEND to COMMUNICATE the CONTRARY of what one's WORDS MEAN.
                            • NONSENSE
                                CONFUSED SPEECH which LACKS MEANING.
                            • QUOTATION MARKER
                                GRAMMAR [].
                            • EMPHASISE
                                SPEAK:say that something one is SPEAK:saying is INTENSELY IMPORTANT.
                            • SPEECH
                                SPEAK PUBLICLY
                            • BRAG
                                SPEAK PROUDLY OF ONESELF.
                            • AFFIRM
                                SPEAK:say something and SPEAK:say that WHAT one SPEAKS:says IS CERTAINLY TRUE.
                              • SUGGEST
                                  AFFIRM AS PROBABLY OR POSSIBLY TRUE.
                            • ORAL
                                SPOKEN RATHER THAN WRITTEN.
                            • JUBILATION
                                INTENSELY HAPPY SPEECH
                            • PRONOUNCE
                                PRODUCE SPEECH SOUND.
                          • SHOW
                              ACT so as to TRY TO CAUSE something TO be PERCEIVED OR UNDERSTOOD.
                            • INTRODUCE
                                SHOW HUMANS to each other so as to CAUSE them TO MUTUALLY ADDRESS each other AND to INTERACT.
                            • THEATRE
                                PUBLIC SHOW of ACT:action so as to PLAY FOR AMUSEMENT.
                            • EXPRESS
                                SHOW CLEARLY USING WORDS OR GESTURES
                            • ADVERTISE
                                SHOW SOMETHING PUBLICLY IN ORDER TO MAKE IT FAMOUS AND TO SELL IT.
                            • DEMONSTRATION
                                PUBLIC SHOWING, BY a GROUP of HUMANS, their OPINION CONCERNING MATTERS OF GOVERNMENT AND PUBLIC INTEREST IN ORDER TO CHANGE POLICIES.
                            • PARADE
                                SHOW ONE'S ARMY
                            • POINT TO
                                SHOW BY MOVING ONE'S FINGER IN THE DIRECTION OF
                          • STOP
                              ACT so as NOT to CONTINUE NOW:present ACTION.
                            • BEGIN
                                ENDURINGLY STOP NOT to ACT OR to BE RESEMBLING:as in the PAST.
                              • BIRTH
                              • FROM
                                  BEGINING with in SPACE, in TIME.
                                • AWAY
                                    FROM HERE OR FROM THERE, DISTANT FROM one's SELF:own DWELLING. 
                              • OBTAIN
                                  BEGIN to HAVE.
                                • LEARN
                                    OBTAIN KNOWLEDGE, TYPICALLY by STUDY.
                                • TAKE
                                    OBTAIN a THING OFTEN by REMOVING it from its PLACE OR OWNER so as to HAVE it ONESELF.
                                  • ARROGATE
                                      TAKE so as to MONOPOLISE AND in so doing OFFEND against the LAW.
                                  • CATCH
                                      TAKE something which is TRYING AVOID this, by PURSUING it.
                                    • ARREST
                                        CATCH and in so doing OBEY a COMMAND of a GOVERNMENT, a LAW, OR a SUPERIOR
                                    • KIDNAP
                                        CATCH SO AS TO KEEP PRISONER AND ASK FOR RANSOM.
                                    • ABDUCT
                                        CATCH A HUMAN by FORCING him to FOLLOW ONE. 
                                  • CHOOSE
                                      TAKE OR USE THING WHILE BELIEVING that one is ABLE to TAKE OTHER THINGS.
                                    • DECIDE
                                        CHOOSE among PRESENT OR FUTURE MOVEMENTS FOR SELF:oneself OR among ANSWERS to QUESTIONS.
                                      • JUDGE
                                          DECIDE, as HAVING AUTHORITY, whether someone is GUILTY OR INNOCENT, OR whether an ACCUSATION OR SENTENCE:statement is TRUE OR FALSE.
                                      • DELAY
                                          DECIDE NOT TO DO SOMETHING NOW BUT TO DO MORE LATE.
                                      • REFUSE
                                          DECIDE NOT TO ACT:do as one has been REQUESTED to ACT OR IS EXPECTED TO ACT.
                                      • VOLUNTARY
                                          DECIDE FREELY AND NOT BE FORCED
                                    • MARRY
                                        CAUSE someone to BECOME a HUSBAND OR a WIFE.
                                      • INCEST
                                          MARRY OR COPULATE WITH a CLOSE RELATIVE.
                                      • POLYGAMY
                                    • VOTE
                                        DECIDE an IMPORTANT POLITICAL ASK:question CONFORMING to MAJORITY CHOICE.
                                      • ELECTION
                                          CHOICE of a LEADER OR RULER by CONCEALED VOTING.
                                  • CONFISCATE
                                      TAKE something from ANOTHER, ACTING as an OFFICIAL CONFORMING to a LAW.
                                  • EMBRACE
                                      TAKE so as to HOLD a THING OR ANOTHER PERSON USING BOTH ARMS INTEDing to SAFEGUARD it OR SHOW SYMPATHY. 
                                  • PICK UP
                                      TAKE FROM a LOW PLACE so as to HOLD.
                                  • RECEIVE
                                      BEGIN to HAVE something that someone is GIVING it to one.
                                    • EARN
                                        RECEIVE MONEY AS SALARY OR REWARD.
                                  • STEAL
                                      TAKE SECRETLY OFFENDING the LAW.
                                    • ROB
                                        STEAL, USING VIOLENCE.
                                      • PIRATE
                                          ROBBER ROBBING SHIPS ON THE SEA.
                                  • BRING
                                      TAKE something so as to MOVE it to the PLACE where the SPEAKER IS-IN.
                                  • BORROW
                                      RECEIVE SOMETHING FROM SOMEONE PROMISING to GIVE IT BACK.
                                • BUY
                                    OBTAIN BY PAYING a PRICE FOR something.
                                • INHERIT
                                    OBTAIN something from a PARENT OR ANCESTOR AFTER that PARENT'S OR ANCESTOR'S DEATH.
                                • FIND
                                    OBTAIN something OFTEN:typically something DIFFICULT to OBTAIN by SEEKING for it.
                                  • DISCOVER
                                      FIND as the FIRST HUMAN to FIND.
                              • BECOME
                                  BEGIN to BE something.
                                • DISAPPEAR
                                    BECOME LACKING:absent.
                                  • DEGENERATE
                                      DISAPPEAR through CHANGE into what is MORE BAD.
                            • DIE
                                STOP LIVING.
                              • DROWN
                                  DIE BECAUSE of SINKING into WATER.
                            • DISMISS
                                STOP EMPLOYING someone in a JOB.
                              • DEMOTE
                                  DISMISS so as to COMMAND to BECOME of MORE HUMBLE RANK.
                            • DIVORCE
                                STOP one's MARRIAGE.
                            • EXTINGUISH
                                CAUSE TO STOP BURNING.
                            • HINDER
                                STOP from ACT:doing what someone or something INTENDS to ACT:do.
                              • BLOCK
                                  HINDER something by PUTTING something in a PLACE where it CAUSES THINGS which NORMALLY CAN MOVE in that PLACE NOT TO MOVE there.
                                • SHUT
                                    BLOCK a DOOR OR A GATE in an ORDINARY WAY.
                              • FEND OFF
                                  HINDER someone who ATTACKS so as to CAUSE him TO LEAVE.
                              • GATE
                                  MOBILE TIMBER HINDER:barrier IN a BIG HOLE THROUGH WHICH ONE WALKS so as to ENTER something.
                                • PASS
                                    GATE IN LANDSCAPE THROUGH WHICH TRAFFIC HAS TO ENTER.
                              • RESTRAIN
                                  HINDER from being UNRESTRAINED.
                                • PUNISH
                                    RESTRAIN OR DAMAGE a CULPRIT BECAUSE of his/her CRIMES.
                                  • BANISH
                                      PUNISH someone so as to COMMAND HIM/HER to LEAVE the STATE of which he/she is a CITIZEN OR in which he/she LIVES.
                                  • PENALTY
                                      MONEY to be PAID as PUNISHMENT.
                                  • PUNITIVE LABOUR
                                      PUNISHMENT in the form of COMMANDED DIFFICULT WORK.
                                  • BRAND
                                      To PUNISH so as to BURN an IMAGE into the SKIN of someone.
                                  • RETRIBUTION
                                    • XR RETRIBUTION DIVINE PUNISHMENT OR REWARD of HUMANS BASED on their EVIL OR GOOD ACTIONS respectively.
                                      DIVINE PUNISHMENT OR REWARD of HUMANS BASED on their EVIL OR GOOD ACTIONS respectively.
                                • MODERATION
                                    CULTIVATE ONESELF so as to cause oneself to BE ENDURINGLY RESTRAINED.
                                  • FRUGAL
                                      MODERATE in USING MONEY AND PROPERTY.
                                    • STINGY
                                        EXCESSIVELY FRUGAL.
                                  • ABSTINENCE
                                      INTENSE MODERATION IN-RELATION-TO what one DESIRES OR WHAT OTHERS DESIRE.
                                  • ASCETICISM
                                      INTENSE MODERATION REGARDING ALL NATURAL HUMAN DESIRES.
                            • REST
                                STOP WORK.
                              • SLEEP
                                  REST INTENSELY so as to LACK AWARENESS.
                            • SOBER UP
                                STOP CONTINUING being DRUNK.
                            • RETIRE
                                STOP WORK ENDURINGLY.
                            • DISINTEGRATE
                                STOP BEING WHOLE
                          • THINK
                              ACT USING ONLY the MIND.
                            • ASSESS
                                THINK so as to TRY to OR ACHIEVE to FIX the VALUE OR SIZE of something.
                              • CALCULATE
                                  ASSESS PRECISELY a QUANTITY USING NUMBERS.
                                • ACCOUNTANCY
                                    CALCULATE MONEY OR RESOURCES that someone POSSESSES OR USES.
                                • COUNT
                                    CALCULATE a QUANTITY by FIXING its PLACE in the SEQUENCE of NUMBERS.
                                • MULTIPLY
                                    CALCULATE by ADDING a DEFINED NUMBER in a DEFINED NUMBER of EVENTS.
                              • ESTIMATE
                                  TRY to ASSESS, BELIEVING that one's ASSESSMENTS are PROBABLY ONLY NEARLY:approximately TRUE.
                              • MEASURE
                                  ASSESS CORRECTLY:exactly the SIZE OR QUANTITY of something.
                                • WEIGH
                                    MEASURE OR ASSESS WEIGHT.
                            • CONCENTRATE
                                THINK of ONLY ONE THING.
                              • ATTENTION
                                  CONCENTRATE on a PERCEPTION OR PRESENT THOUGHT OR PRESENT OBJECT. 
                              • MEDITATE
                                  CONCENTRATE as a METHOD FOR CULTIVATING ONESELF.
                            • YEARN
                                THINK of SOMETHING ABSENT so as to DESIRE it INTENSELY, LACKING HOPE TO OBTAIN IT.
                              • NOSTALGIA
                                • XR NOSTALGIA YEARN for SITUATIONS IN the PAST as GOOD:better IN-RELATION-TO NOW:the-present.
                                  YEARN for SITUATIONS IN the PAST as GOOD:better IN-RELATION-TO NOW:the-present.
                            • IDEA
                                WHAT one THINKS.
                              • MEAN
                                  IDEA insofar as SHOWN:expressed OR INTENDED.
                                • AMBIGUOUS
                                    MEAN:signify MANY DIFFERENT MEANINGS. 
                                • CONNOTATION
                                    MEANING ADDED to the BASIC MEANING.
                                • SIGNIFICANCE
                                    MEANING IMPORTANT FOR LIFE.
                                • ALLUSION
                                    IMPLIED REFERENCE TO anOTHER MATTER PRESUPPOSED TO BE KNOWN by THE HUMANS ADDRESSED.
                                • MEANING OF LIFE
                              • CONCEPT
                                  ABSTRACT DEFINED IDEA of OBJECTS of THOUGHT.
                                • CATEGORY
                                    ABSTRACT CONCEPT REFERRING TYPICALLY to MANY THINGS with RESEMBLING FEATURES.
                                  • GROUP
                                      CATEGORY of PEOPLE OR THINGS which COOPERATE, MUTUALLY RESEMBLE OR are TOGETHER IN ONE PLACE.
                                    • ARMY
                                        BIG GROUP of SOLDIERS TYPICALLY CONTROLLED by a RULER OR GOVERNMENT.
                                    • FAMILY
                                        GROUP of PERSONS with the SAME ANCESTORS, OR WITH the SAME GRANDFATHER OR GREAT GRANDFATHER.
                                      • DYNASTY
                                          FAMILY LEGITIMATELY GOVERNS a STATE over MANY GENERATIONS, OR the PERIOD of such GOVERNMENT.
                                    • FACTION
                                        GROUP of PERSONS HAVING the SAME ASPIRATIONS AND OFTEN:typically VOLUNTARILY ESTABLISHED FOR INFLUENCING a GOVERNMENT OR INSTITUTION.
                                    • PEOPLE
                                        GROUP of HUMANS LIVING in a STATE OR TERRITORY.[[VOLK]]NOTE: For this section I have found it instructive to collect a large number of post-Buddhist binomes.
                                      • PROLETARIAT
                                          The GROUP AMONG the PEOPLE who are INTENSELY POOR.
                                      • VERNACULAR
                                          OF OR FOR THE ORDINARY PEOPLE.
                                    • CONSTELLATION
                                        GROUP of STARS BELIEVED to be PARTS of ONE WHOLE.
                                    • SOCIETY
                                        GROUP OF HUMANS AND THE SYSTEM of ROLES AND RELATIONS BETWEEN THESE HUMANS in a DEFINITE TERRITORY.
                                      • CIVIL SOCIETY
                                          SOCIETY in which CITIZENS PUBLICLY DISCUSS AND DECIDE the LAWS AND POLITICAL STRUCTURES USING which that SOCIETY is GOVERNED.
                                    • CROWD
                                        LARGE GROUP of PEOPLE IN ONE PLACE.
                                    • TRIBE
                                        GROUP of HUMANS which HAS COMMON ANCESTORS AND a COMMON CULTURE.
                                    • LINEAGE
                                        GROUP of PEOPLE HAVING the SAME ANCESTORS.
                                    • HERD
                                        GROUP of COOPERATING ANIMALS.
                                    • MIDDLE CLASSES
                                        GROUP of HUMANS who are NOT ARISTOCRATS BUT SUFFICIENTLY RICH in a STATE.[[MITTELSTAND]]
                                    • INSTITUTION
                                        BUREAUCRATIC GROUP of OFFICES LEGITIMATELY ESTABLISHED, CONTROLLED OR PERMITTED by the GOVERNMENT.
                                      • OFFICE
                                          BUILDING OR social INSTITUTION in which PUBLIC DUTIES are ACTED:performed BY OFFICIALS.
                                      • POSTAL SYSTEM
                                          INSTITUTION MANAGING the SENDING of LETTERS AND PARCELS.
                                      • PARLIAMENT
                                          INSTITUTION in which REPRESENTATIVES CONTROL GOVERNMENT FOR the PEOPLE.
                                      • POLICE
                                          BUREAUCRATIC INSTITUTION MANAGING PUBLIC ORDER.
                                      • ACADEMY
                                          STATE INSTITUTION OR SCHOOL FOR EXCELLENT SCHOLARS. 
                                      • INSURANCE
                                          INSTITUTION WHICH ONE PAYS SO THAT THEY PROMISE TO SAFEGUARD ONE AGAINST THE BAD RESULTS OF DISASTERS.
                                      • BANK
                                    • MAJORITY
                                        MOST BIG GROUP of HUMANS in a MORE BIG GROUP of HUMANS than the first GROUP.
                                    • CLASS
                                        GROUP of HUMANS HAVING RESEMBLING STATUS AND INTERESTS.
                                    • ASSOCIATION
                                        GROUP of HUMANS LEGITIMATELY AND VOLUNTARILY ESTABLISHED by its SELF:own MEMBERS.[[VEREINIGUNG]]
                                      • POLITICAL PARTY
                                          POLITICAL ASSOCIATION ESTABLISHED LEGITIMATELY.
                                    • POLITICAL REPRESENTATION
                                        SMALL GROUP REPLACING a GROUP so as to EXPRESS the NEEDS AND DESIRES of that GROUP in GOVERNMENT.
                                    • COLLECTIVE
                                        GROUP VOLUNTARILY WORKING TOGETHER FOR COMMON PROFIT.
                                    • ELITE
                                        GROUP of MOST EXCELLENT HUMANS IN a SOCIETY.
                                    • SERIES
                                        SERIES ORDERED AS TO WHAT PRECEDES WHAT.
                                      • MELODY
                                  • LITERARY GENRE
                                      CATEGORY of LITERATURE.
                                    • RIDDLE
                                        LITERARY GENRE in the form of a QUESTION with a HIDDEN SURPRISING ANSWER.
                                    • PROSE
                                        LITERARY GENRE that is not a POEM.
                                  • NATURAL KIND
                                      NATURAL CATEGORY of CREATURES OR THINGS.[THIS IS NOT GOOD ENOUGH AS IT STANDS... I'M JUST FIXING A PLACE IN WHICH TO DISCUSS THIS CRUCIAL NOTION.CH]
                                • TOPIC
                                  • XR TOPIC IDEA OR CONCEPT SPOKEN ABOUT.
                                    IDEA OR CONCEPT SPOKEN ABOUT.
                              • TOPIC
                                  IDEA OR CONCEPT SPOKEN ABOUT.
                            • ENGAGEMENT
                                THINK DILIGENTLY ABOUT THINGS DESIRING INTENSELY TO IMPROVE THEM. [read like French engagement]
                            • REFLECT
                                THINK about what one is THINKING.
                            • IMAGINATION
                                THINK so as to HAVE OR PRODUCE a PICTURE in one's MIND of an ABSENT OBJECT OR SITUATION.
                              • DREAM
                                  IMAGINE WHILE SLEEPING.
                                • NIGHTMARE
                                    DREAM which CAUSES THE DREAMER TO BECOME INTENSELY FRIGHTENED.
                              • ANTHROPOMORPHIC
                                  IMAGINE THINGS TO HAVE HUMAN FEATURES.
                            • INSPIRATION
                                COINCIDENTAL GOOD SUDDEN THOUGHT.
                            • CONCLUDE
                                THINK BASING ONESELF ON PROOF>EVIDENCE.
                            • PLAN
                                THINK ABOUT A COMPLEX ENDURING INTEND:intention
                              • PLOT
                                  SECRET NOT LEGITIMATE PLAN.
                              • POLICY
                                  ENDURING POLITICAL SYSTEMATIC PLANS.
                            • CLASSIFY
                                SAY OR THINK that something to be of a certain CATEGORY.
                            • DISTINGUISH
                                SPEAK OR THINK so as to UNDERSTAND OR to CAUSE OTHERS to UNDERSTAND that DIFFERENT THINGS are DIFFERENT.
                          • CRIME
                              WICKED ACT OFFENDING INTENSELY against an IMPORTANT LAW.
                            • CHEAT
                                CRIME of CAUSING OTHERS TO BELIEVE to be TRUE what one KNOWS is NOT TRUE AND TYPICALLY to CAUSE THEM THEREFORE TO SUFFER DAMAGE.
                              • PRETEND
                                  CHEAT so as to CAUSE OTHERS to BELIEVE one COPULA:is RESEMBLING:as one SEEMS WHEN one is NOT.
                                • AS IF
                                    PRETENDing that what is NOT REAL IS REAL.
                              • SELF-DECEPTION
                                  CHEAT ONESELF.
                            • SIN
                                VICE OR CRIME OFFENDING AGAINST DEITIES.
                              • HERESY
                                  SIN of BELIEVING in PUBLICLY NOT ACCEPTED FAITH.
                                • BLASPHEMY
                                    HERESY of USING WORDS to OFFEND AGAINST DEITIES.
                              • SACRILEGE
                                  SIN OFFENDING AGAINST WHAT IS BELIEVED to BE SACRED
                          • TRY
                              ACT, BUT DOUBT WHETHER one WILL be SUCCESSFUL ACTING.
                            • EFFORT
                                DELIBERATE DILIGENT TRY:attempt to SUCCEED in an ACTION.
                              • ASPIRATION
                                  MAIN EFFORT AND AIM in one's LIFE. 
                                • ENTHUSIASM
                                    ASPIRATION WITH DELIGHT
                                  • ECSTASY
                                      PERFECT INTENSE ENTHUSIASM
                              • WORK
                                  Make an EFFORT ENDURINGLY CONFORMING to a PLAN, IN ORDER TO ACHIEVE an AIM, and OFTEN IN ORDER TO be PAID a SALARY.
                                • AGRICULTURE
                                    WORK IN FIELDS TO REAR USEFUL PLANTS. 
                                  • FERTILISE
                                      AGRICULTURAL WORK INTENDING to CAUSE TO BECOME FERTILE.
                                  • SOW
                                      AGRICULTURAL WORK INTENDING to CAUSE PLANTS TO BEGIN to GROW..
                                    • TO PLANT
                                        SOW so as to PUT INTENSELY YOUNG PLANTS into the EARTH FOR:in order to CAUSE them to GROW.
                                  • WEED
                                      AGRICULTURAL WORK INTENDING to REMOVE WEEDS.
                                  • REAP
                                      AGRICULTURAL WORK INTENDING to OBTAIN HARVEST.
                                    • HARVEST
                                        GRAIN, FRUITS ETC. REAPED in AUTUMN.
                                    • MOW
                                        REAP by CUTTING THINGS RESEMBLING GRASS.
                                • REPAIR
                                    WORK so as to CAUSE TO BECOME EXCELLENT RESEMBLE:as in the PAST AGAIN.
                                • LABOUR
                                    FORCED WORK that CAUSES one to BECOME TIRED.[[ARBEIT]]
                                • THRESH
                                    WORK to SEPARATE GRAIN FROM HUSK.
                                • PROFESSION
                                    ENDURING PAID WORK that NEEDS BIG SKILL AND INTELLIGENCE.
                                • PROGRESSIVE
                                    WORKING POLITICALLY to CAUSE PROGRESS in SOCIETY.
                                • OCCUPATION
                                    CONSTANT WORK USING WHICH EARNS MONEY AND CAND REAR A FAMILY.
                            • FAIL
                                TRY to ACHIEVE something BUT NOT SUCCEED.
                              • IN VAIN
                                  FAILING to ACHIEVE any AIMS.
                            • FOR
                                TRYING to PROFIT:benefit someone, OR to OBEY someone, OR to ACHIEVE an AIM.
                              • FUNCTION
                                  What something is USED FOR OR is PRODUCED FOR, OR NATURALLY WORKS FOR>TOWARDS.
                            • HELP
                                TRY to PROFIT someone OR to CAUSE a person TO ACHIEVE something one BELIEVES is DIFFICULT for that person.
                              • SUPPORT
                                  HELP so as to CAUSE NOT to FALL OR so as to CAUSE to FLOURISH.
                                • STAND
                                    SUPPORT one's WEIGHT USING one's FEET AND NOT MOVE one's FEET.
                                • SIT
                                    SUPPORT one's WEIGHT USING one's BUTTOCKS AND KEEPING ONE'S SPINE UPRIGHT.
                                  • ROOST
                                      SIT ON TREE, of a BIRD.
                              • BLESS
                                  PRAISE SUPERNATURALLY AND HELP SUPERNATURALLY.
                            • INVESTIGATE
                                TRY SYSTEMATICALLY to UNDERSTAND.
                              • STUDY
                                  INVESTIGATE THINGS OR IMITATE ANOTHER so as to STRIVE FOR SKILLFULNESS, KNOWING AND UNDERSTANDING.
                                • PHILOSOPHY
                                    SYSTEMATIC STUDY AIMING for WISDOM AND AIMING to be BASED on SYSTEMATIC EXPLAIN:explanation AND PROVE:proof.
                                  • METAPHYSICS
                                      PHILOSOPHY which SYSTEMATICALLY INVESTIGATES the PRINCIPLES of EXISTENCE.
                                  • ETHICS
                                      PRINCIPLES IN-RELATION-TO the JUDGMENT of BEHAVIOUR as MORE OR LESS GOOD OR MORE OR LESS BAD.
                                    • CULTURE
                                        SYSTEM of MORALITY, AESTHETIC SENSIBILITIES, AND CUSTOMS in a SOCIETY.
                                  • LOGIC
                                      SYSTEMATIC SCIENCE of CORRECT PROOF.
                                  • BUDDHISM
                                      PHILOSOPHY OR RELIGION BASED ON THE TEACHING of the BUDDHA
                                • COSMOLOGY
                                    SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF THE STRUCTURE OF THE WHOLE WORLD.
                                • ONTOLOGY
                                    SYSTEMATIC GENERAL STUDY OF WHAT EXISTS INSOFAR-AS IT EXISTS.
                                • ESCHATOLOGY
                                    SYSTEMATIC STUDY OF THE END OF THE WORLD.
                              • TEST
                                  INVESTIGATE whether something is TRUE OR UNTRUE.
                                • EXAMINATION
                                    TEST FOR ADULTS DESIRING to BECOME OFFICIALS, MANAGED by GOVERNMENT
                                • EXPERIMENT
                                    TEST the TRUTH of a SENTENCE by PRODUCING a SITUATION where the TRUTH OR FALSEHOOD of the SENTENCE BECOMES OBJECTIVELY CLEAR.
                              • CHECK
                                  INVESTIGATE the TRUTH of a SENTENCE:statement.
                              • ESPIONAGE
                                  SECRET INVESTIGATION of the SITUATION in OTHER STATES.
                                • SPY
                                    PERSON ACTING ESPIONAGE.
                              • SCIENCE
                            • LISTEN
                                TRY to HEAR.
                              • AUDIENCE
                                  LISTENing HUMANS. 
                            • LOOK
                                TRY to SEE.
                              • BLINK
                                  LOOK so as to SHUT AND OPEN one's EYES, OFTEN INVOLUNTARILY.
                              • LOOK UP
                                  LOOK UPWARDS.
                              • READ
                                  LOOK at AND UNDERSTAND a DOCUMENT.
                              • STARE
                                  LOOK ENDURINGLY IN ONE DIRECTION
                              • PEEP
                                  LOOK AND HOPE that one is NOT SEEN LOOKING.
                              • LOOK DOWN
                                  LOOK DOWNWARDS.
                              • SURVEY
                                  LOOK at so as to INVESTIGATE MANY THINGS.
                              • SQUINT
                                  LOOK, one's TWO EYES LOOKING into DIFFERENT DIRECTIONS.
                              • OBSERVE
                                  LOOK at so as to INVESTIGATE.
                                • INSPECT
                                    OBSERVE so as to INVESTIGATE AS AN OFFICIAL.
                              • LOOK BACK
                                  LOOK TOWARDS BEHIND SELF.
                              • LOOK TO SIDE
                                  LOOK TOWARDS ONE'S SELF>OWN SIDE.
                              • LOOK SIDEWAYS
                                  LOOK TOWARDS SIDE NOT MOVING ONE'S HEAD.
                              • GAZE
                                  LOOK WITH FEELING AND WITH APPRECIATION OF ANOTHER PERSON
                            • SEEK
                                TRY to FIND.
                            • STRIVE FOR
                                TRY INTENSELY to SUCCEED in something IMPORTANT.
                          • WEEP
                            • XR WEEP REACT OR ACT by PRODUCING TEARS IN-RELATION-T0 something one INTENSELY FEELS is SAD.
                              REACT OR ACT by PRODUCING TEARS IN-RELATION-T0 something one INTENSELY FEELS is SAD.
                          • WELCOME
                              ACT so as to SHOW that one DELIGHTS in someone's ARRIVING.
                          • PLAY
                              ACT NOT SERIOUSLY so as to CAUSE ONESELF to BECOME DELIGHTED.
                            • JOKE
                                SPEAK so as to PLAY INTENDING thereby to CAUSE OTHERS to LAUGH.
                          • THREATEN
                              SPEAK OR ACT so as to CAUSE ANOTHER to FEAR one's FUTURE ACTS.
                          • POLITICAL MOVEMENT
                              ENDURING POLITICAL GROUP ACT:action CONFORMING to an IDEOLOGY.
                          • DUTY
                              ACTS which are MORALLY APPROPRIATE for someone in a DEFINED SITUATION.
                          • HABIT
                              REPEATED ACT CONFORMING to what is THE COMMON RULE FOR ONE PERSON.
                          • MOCK
                              SPEAK OR ACT so as to CAUSE OTHERS to LAUGH at someone.
                            • SATIRE
                                MOCK USING LITERATURE.
                              • PARODY
                                  SATIRE USING MOCKING IMITATION of the OBJECT.
                          • INSIST
                              ACT:do something ALTHOUGH it is DIFFICULT to do this, OR ALTHOUGH ANOTHER is TRYING to HINDER one in doing it.
                        • CAUSE TO
                            MOVE in SUCH a way that THEREFORE someone or something else CHANGES.
                          • EMBELLISH
                              CAUSE-TO BECOME MORE BEAUTIFUL.
                            • MAKE-UP
                                EMBELLISH ONE'S FACE AND CLOTHES FOR A LIMITED PERIOD.
                          • SEDUCE
                              CAUSE OTHERS to ACT:do something one DESIRES them to ACT:do by CAUSING them to be DELIGHTED.
                            • EROTIC
                                TEMPTING ONE TO THINK OF WHAT IS SEXY.
                          • ESTABLISH
                              CAUSE TO BECOME:come to ENDURINGLY EXIST.
                          • FEED
                              CAUSE TO EAT NECESSARY FOOD.
                            • REAR
                                FEED AND PROTECT ENDURINGLY so as to CAUSE TO GROW.
                              • ADOPTION
                                  REAR the CHILD of ANOTHER as one's OWN, AND TREAT the CHILD of ANOTHER as one's OWN CHILD.
                          • FILL
                              CAUSE TO BECOME FULL.
                          • FIX
                              CAUSE something TO be ENDURING OR NOT to MOVE from a PLACE.
                            • DEFINE
                                EXPLAIN OR FIX the MEANING of something.
                          • FRIGHTEN
                              CAUSE TO FEAR.
                          • GIVE
                              CAUSE someone TO POSSESS in the FUTURE what one POSSESSES at PRESENT.
                            • EXCHANGE
                                GIVE something to someone so as to RECEIVE something OTHER from him.
                            • GENEROUS
                                HABITUALLY GIVE of one's WEALTH to THOSE WHO NEED it.
                              • HOSPITALITY
                                  POLITE GENEROSITY FOR FOREIGNERS, STRANGERS OR GUESTS.
                              • GRACE
                                  GENEROSITY AND FORGIVENESS of DEITIES.
                              • PATRON
                                  SOMEONE WHO IS CONSTANTLY GENEROUS TO WHAT HE BELIEVES IS A GOOD PERSON.
                            • TRANSMIT
                                RECORD OR REPORT so as to CAUSE LATER GENERATIONS TO KNOW something.
                              • PROPAGANDA
                                  PUBLIC TRANSMITTING of an IDEOLOGY OR DOCTRINE by a GOVERNMENT.
                              • TRADITION
                                  TRANSMITTED CUSTOMS, LITERATURE, AND KNOWLEDGE of a SOCIETY OR GROUP.
                                • SCHOOL OF THOUGHT
                                    TRADITION OF TEACHING AND DOCTRINE.
                                  • BUDDHIST SCHOOLS
                                      BUDDHIST SCHOOLS OF THOUGHT
                            • HAND UP
                                TRANSMIT to a SUPERIOR.
                            • PAY
                                GIVE as a PRICE for something.
                              • RENT
                                  PAY FOR USE of a PLACE.
                            • REWARD
                                GIVE someone something BECAUSE that person has ACTED:done something GOOD.
                              • RETRIBUTION
                                  DIVINE PUNISHMENT OR REWARD of HUMANS BASED on their EVIL OR GOOD ACTIONS respectively.
                            • SELL
                                GIVE something to someone EXCHANGING it for MONEY.
                              • RENT OUT
                                  SELL the RIGHT to USE.
                            • FUNERAL GIFT
                                GIFT GIVEN to the DEAD WHEN these are being BURIED.
                            • ENTRUST
                                GIVE something to someone TRUSTING that s/he FUTURE:will KEEP it DILIGENTLY.
                            • LEND OUT
                                GIVE something to someone, ASSUMING that s/he will GIVE it BACK.
                              • PAWN
                                  LEND something to someone INTENDing TO OBTAIN MONEY in TEMPORARY EXCHANGE for it. 
                            • GIVE BACK
                                GIVE so as to CAUSE someone to HAVE AGAIN.
                            • DISTRIBUTE
                                GIVE EQUAL QUANTITY to MANY.
                            • COMPENSATE
                                GIVE BECAUSE ONE RECOGNISES THE RECIPIENT HAS SUFFERED SOMETHING BAD AND DESERVES A GIFT BECAUSE OF THAT.
                          • KILL
                              VOLUNTARILY CAUSE TO DIE.
                            • HUNT
                                TRY to KILL WILD BEASTS OR BIRDS IN the COUNTRYSIDE OR IN a BIG PARK.
                              • FISHING
                                  HUNT FISH.
                              • FISHERMAN
                                  ONE WHO HUNTS FISH.
                            • STRANGLE
                                KILL someone by BLOCKING BREATHING.
                            • EXECUTE
                                KILL a PRISONER, OBEYING PUBLIC COMMAND.
                              • BEHEAD
                                  EXECUTE by CUTTING off the HEAD.
                            • MURDER
                                KILL a HUMAN NOT LEGITIMATELY.
                              • ASSASSINATE
                                  MURDER ONE'S RULER. 
                            • SUICIDE
                                KILL ONESELF.
                              • MARTYR
                                  Commit SUICIDE BECAUSE of FANATIC FAITH.
                          • SMELT
                              CAUSE METAL TO BECOME LIQUID.
                          • OVERTURN
                              CAUSE TO STOP STANDING.
                          • SPLASH
                              CAUSE WATER TO MOVE ON.
                          • WIN TRUST
                              CAUSE OTHERS to BELIEVE one SHOULD be TRUSTED.
                          • DYE
                              CAUSE to CHANGE so as to HAVE a DEFINED COLOUR.
                          • COMPEL
                              CAUSE someone to ACT RESEMBLE:as one INTENDS him to, USING THREAT OR VIOLENCE:force.
                          • IGNITE
                              CAUSE TO BEGIN to BURN.
                          • LOOSEN
                              CAUSE TO BECOME NOT TIGHT.
                          • MAKE CORRECT
                              CAUSE TO BECOME CORRECT
                        • ENTER
                            MOVE so as to BEGIN to BE-IN.
                          • PENETRATE
                              ENTER SOMETHING EVERYWHERE IN ALL ITS PARTS
                        • FALL
                            MOVE DOWN PULLED by the FORCE of one's WEIGHT.
                          • COLLAPSE
                              FALL so as to CEASE to STAND OR so as to be DESTROYED.
                          • STUMBLE
                              To FALL to the GROUND BECAUSE of a MISTAKE in USING ONE'S FEET.
                        • FLOAT
                            MOVE ON the SURFACE of of OR IN a LIQUID.
                          • SWIM
                              FLOAT on the SURFACE of WATER, NOT USING TOOLS.
                        • FLOW
                            MOVE DOWNWARDS as a LIQUID.
                          • TIDE
                              REGULAR FLOW of the WATER of the SEA.
                          • OVERFLOW
                              FLOW so as to LEAVE a CONTAINING PLACE.
                        • FLY
                            MOVE THROUGH AIR, TYPICALLY USING WINGS.
                        • RISE
                            MOVE UP.
                          • STAND UP
                              RISE SO AS TO BECOME UPRIGHT.
                        • SINK
                            MOVE DOWN INTO WATER.
                          • DIP
                              CAUSE-TO SINK into a LIQUID DURING a SHORT PERIOD.
                        • REVOLVE
                            MOVE in CIRCLES.
                        • TREMBLE
                            MOVE ENDURINGLY, INTENSELY QUICKLY AND SLIGHTLY, NOT VOLUNTARILY.
                          • SHUDDER
                              TREMBLE BECAUSE OF SUPERNATURAL FEAR.
                        • FLOOD
                            MOVEMENT of BIG WAVES of WATER ACROSS LAND.
                        • SLIDE
                            MOVE over a SURFACE, RUBBING against that SURFACE USING ONE'S BODY.
                        • DISPLACE
                            CAUSE to MOVE.
                          • BREATHE
                              DISPLACE AIR so as to FILL the LUNGS with AIR AND THEN CAUSE the LUNGS TO BECOME EMPTY of that AIR in order to SURVIVE.
                            • BLOW
                                BREATHE so as to CAUSE the LUNGS TO BECOME EMPTY of AIR in order to PRODUCE a TENUOUS WIND.
                              • WHISTLE
                                  BLOW OUT BREATH SO AS TO PRODUCE A SHARP SOUND.
                            • COUGH
                                BREATHE so as to BLOW out AIR SUDDENLY AND QUICKLY, OFTEN BECAUSE of a DEFECT IN one's THROAT OR LUNGS.
                              • SNEEZE
                                  COUGH SUDDENLY AND INTENSELY, NOT VOLUNTARILY.
                            • SIGH
                                BREATHE out INTENSELY AND LOUDLY so as to SHOW one's SELF:own SADNESS.
                            • YAWN
                                BREATHE out INTENSELY AND INVOLUNTARILY, OFTEN:typically BECAUSE one is TIRED.
                            • PANT
                                BREATHE INTENSELY AND QUICKLY AFTER INTENSE MOVEMENT.
                          • CARRY
                              DISPLACE something by WALKING WHILE HOLDING it.
                            • SMUGGLE
                                CARRY something ILLEGALLY ACROSS A BORDER.
                          • CUT
                              DISPLACE a SHARP INSTRUMENT INTO a THING.
                            • BITE
                                CUT into something USING ONE'S TEETH.
                              • CHEW
                                  BITE so as to CAUSE TO BECOME TENUOUS, OFTEN:typically INTENDing to EAT. 
                            • DIG
                                CUT INTO EARTH, TYPICALLY USING a SPADE, FOR PRODUCING A HOLE OR FOR TURNING THE EARTH.
                            • ENGRAVE
                                CUT into METAL, WOOD, OR JADE so as to PRODUCE WRITING OR a BEAUTIFUL PATTERN.
                            • PIERCE
                                CUT a HOLE THROUGH SOMETHING, USING A SHARP THING.
                              • DRILL
                                  PIERCE so as to CAUSE something TO HAVE DEEP HOLES IN a SURFACE.
                            • CUT HAIR
                                CUT HAIR.
                            • SPLIT
                                CUT QUICKLY so as to DIVIDE into TWO.
                            • PRICK
                                CUT into a THING so as to MOVE a SHARP TOOL into a SURFACE.
                            • MUTILATE
                                CUT OFF PARTS of the BODY of a HUMAN OR ANIMAL.
                              • CASTRATE
                                  MUTILATE so as to CUT off MALE GENITALS.
                            • SHAVE
                                CUT HAIR.
                          • DISCARD
                              DISPLACE something so as to VOLUNTARILY CAUSE ONESELF to LACK it.
                            • DISREGARD
                                DECIDE to DISCARD from one's THOUGHT.
                              • NEGLECT
                                  DISREGARD what one SHOULD NOT DISREGARD.
                                • MISTAKE
                                    NEGLECT something and ACT so as to FAIL to ACHIEVE one's INTENTION.
                                • FOOLHARDY
                                    TENDENCY TO NEGLECT DANGER TO ONESELF.
                              • EXCEPT
                                  DISREGARDING NOW.
                            • DROP
                                DISCARD AND CAUSE TO FALL.
                            • ETC
                                DISCARDING:omitting the REST BECAUSE it is KNOWN to the AUDIENCE.
                            • ABANDON
                                DISCARD SOMEONE WHOM ONE SHOULD CARE FOR.
                          • FETCH
                              DISPLACE something TO HERE FROM an OTHER PLACE.
                          • GATHER
                              DISPLACE THINGS TOGETHER INTO ONE PLACE.
                            • ACCUMULATE
                                GATHER THINGS INTEND:so as to CAUSE them THEREUPON TO REMAIN TOGETHER. 
                            • MOBILISE
                                GATHER an ARMY FOR WARFARE in the NEAR FUTURE.
                            • BIND
                                GATHER so as to CAUSE NOT to be ABLE be REMOVED OR LEAVE.
                              • ENTANGLE
                                  BIND so as to CAUSE TO LOSE INDEPENDENT CONTROL AND TO be CONTROLLED by OTHER THINGS.
                              • TIE TO
                                  BIND something so as to LINK it to ANOTHER THING, TYPICALLY USING A THREAD OR A ROPE.
                          • LIFT
                              DISPLACE so as to CAUSE TO RISE, TYPICALLY USING ONE'S HANDS.
                          • OPEN
                              DISPLACE what BLOCKS.
                          • POUR
                              DISPLACE a LIQUID to CAUSE it to FLOW DOWN FROM a VESSEL.
                            • IRRIGATE
                                POUR WATER into FIELDS FOR CAUSING PLANTS TO FLOURISH.
                          • PULL
                              TRY TO DISPLACE something towards ONESELF USING ONE'S HANDS.
                            • PLUCK
                                PULL QUICKLY, TYPICALLY so as to REMOVE.
                              • PLUCK STRINGS
                                  PLUCK STRING INSTRUMENT.
                            • UPROOT
                                PULL out PLANT by PULLING OUT the ROOTS.
                          • PUSH
                              DISPLACE DESIRING TO MOVE AWAY from one.
                          • PUT
                              DISPLACE IN ORDER TO CAUSE TO BE-IN a PLACE.
                            • BURY
                                PUT a DEAD HUMAN OR ANIMAL INTO a HOLE in the EARTH.
                            • EAT
                                PUT into one's MOUTH so as to SWALLOW.
                              • DRINK
                                  EAT LIQUID.
                                • DRUNK
                                    DRINK EXCESSIVELY MUCH LIQUOR so as to BECOME INTOXICATED.
                                • SUCK
                                    SEEM to DRINK by CAUSING to ENTER ONE'S MOUTH by BREATHING IN.
                                  • SMOKE TOBACCO
                                      SUCK SMOKE FROM SLIGHTLY BURNING TOBACCO.
                                • TOAST
                                    DRINK TOGETHER with OTHERS AND SAY that one CONGRATULATES someone OR CELEBRATES SOMETHING.
                              • MEAL
                                  EATING TOGETHER, OR FOOD EATEN at ONE TIME.
                                • FEAST
                                  • XR FEAST MEETING of a GROUP of HUMANS:people FOR:in-order-to ENJOY OFTEN:typically FOOD, DIALOGUE AND ENTERTAINMENT.
                                    MEETING of a GROUP of HUMANS:people FOR:in-order-to ENJOY OFTEN:typically FOOD, DIALOGUE AND ENTERTAINMENT.
                                  • FESTIVAL
                                      PUBLIC FEAST FOR the PEOPLE.
                                  • ORGY
                                    • XR ORGY UNRESTRAINED LEWD FEAST
                                      UNRESTRAINED LEWD FEAST
                                • DINNER
                                    MOST IMPORTANT MEAL of the DAY OR EVENING MEAL.
                                • LUNCH
                                    MEAL EATEN IN the MIDDLE of the DAY.
                                • BREAKFAST
                                    MORNING MEAL.
                              • GLUTTONY
                                  VICE of EATing EXCESSIVELY.
                            • ADD
                                PUT MORE INTEND:so as to CAUSE a QUANTITY of SOMETHING to INCREASE. 
                              • ALSO
                                  ADDING SOMETHING to what has ALREADY been SAID OR been REFERRED TO. 
                                • EVEN
                                  • XR EVEN SURPRISINGLY, EVEN-IF one would NOT have GUESSED, ALSO.
                                    SURPRISINGLY, EVEN-IF one would NOT have GUESSED, ALSO.
                            • JUXTAPOSE
                                PUT things TOGETHER so as to PRODUCE a ROW.
                              • ORDER
                                  JUXTAPOSITION of THINGS OR EVENTS BEFORE OR AFTER EACH OTHER.
                                • ROW
                                    ORDER:sequence of THINGS JUXTAPOSED on a STRAIGHT LINE.
                                  • LINE OF WRITING
                                      ROW of CHARACTERS IN a DOCUMENT.
                                • CAREER
                                    ORDER:sequence of PROFESSIONS IN the LIFE of a HUMAN.
                                • RHYTHM
                                    ORDER of MOVEMENT.
                            • REPLACE
                                PUT something IN the PLACE of.
                            • ARRANGE
                                PUT MANY THINGS IN a PLACE USING an ORDERLY METHOD. 
                          • REMOVE
                              DISPLACE something from where it is EXPECTED to REMAIN.
                            • BREAK OFF
                                REMOVE VIOLENTLY by TWISTING OR BENDING INTENSELY.
                            • SWEEP
                                REMOVE DUST USING a BROOM.
                            • TAKE OFF
                                REMOVE GARMENTS.
                            • PEEL
                                REMOVE the SKIN of FRUIT ETC.
                          • SCATTER
                              DISPLACE so as to CAUSE TO PARTS TO BE IN MANY DIFFERENT PLACES.
                          • SHAKE
                              DISPLACE QUICKLY in OPPOSING DIRECTIONS USING one's HANDS.
                            • WAVE HAND
                                SHAKE one's HAND FOR COMMUNICATING.
                          • STRIKE
                              DISPLACE something VIOLENTLY TOWARDS something, OFTEN IN-ORDER-TO DAMAGE IT.
                            • KNOCK
                                STRIKE so as to PRODUCE a SOUND.
                            • FLAY
                                STRIKE USING a WHIP.
                            • KICK
                                STRIKE USING one's FEET.
                          • HANG
                              DISPLACE so as to CAUSE TO HANG.
                          • THROW
                              DISPLACE an object throught the air, cast.
                          • TRANSPORT
                              DISPLACE THROUGH a BIG DISTANCE.
                          • TRAVEL
                              DISPLACE ONESELF, TYPICALLY a BIG DISTANCE, AND IN a VEHICLE OR RIDING AN ANIMAL.
                            • RETURN
                                TRAVEL to a PLACE FROM which one COMES.
                            • RIDE
                                TRAVEL SITTING ON an ANIMAL.
                            • NAVIGATE
                                TRAVEL USING a SHIP.
                            • TOURISM
                                TRAVEL FOR DELIGHT ONLY.
                          • TURN UPSIDE DOWN
                              DISPLACE something so as to CAUSE it TO STAND ON its TOP.
                          • TWIST
                              DISPLACE so as to DISTORT.
                            • PLAIT
                                To TWIST so as to intertwine and form a plait-like structure.
                          • SWALLOW
                              DISPLACE FOOD FROM the MOUTH TOWARDS the STOMACH.
                          • FART
                              ISSUE GAS from one's STOMACH THROUGH the ANUS.
                          • KNEAD
                              DISPLACE ALL PARTS OF A SUBSTANCE FOR PRODUCING DOUGH ETC. []??? HERE AS ELSEWHERE WE LEAVE THE SYNONYM GROUP FOR BUCK'S SAKE]
                          • PUMP
                              DISPLACE LIQUID, USING a MACHINE.
                          • GESTURE
                              DISPLACE PART of one's BODY so as to COMMUNICATE MEANING.
                          • DRIVE
                              DISPLACE A VEHICLE so that it MOVES AS IT IS INTENDED TO MOVE.
                        • MOVEMENT OF HEAVEN
                            MOVEMENT IN HEAVEN.
                        • LEAVE
                            MOVE so as to CEASE to BE-IN a PLACE.
                          • FLEE
                              LEAVE QUICKLY AND SECRETLY, FEARING DANGER.
                          • WITHDRAW
                              LEAVE so as to MOVE BACKWARDS.
                            • FLINCH
                                WITHDRAW QUICKLY FROM WHAT ONE THINKS IS DANGEROUS.
                          • EXILE
                              LEAVE the STATE or CAUSE TO LEAVE the STATE.
                        • EARTHQUAKE
                            SUDDEN STRONG MOVEMENT OF THE EARTH.
                        • WRIGGLE
                            MOVE along by TWISTING OR REVOLVING:rotating one's BODY.
                        • CRAWL
                            MOVE ONE'S BODY USING HANDS AND FEET ON THE FLOOR.
                        • JUMP
                            MOVE SUDDENLY UPWARDS so as to LEAVE the FLOOR.
                          • LEAP OVER
                              JUMP so as to CROSS OVER.
                          • DANCE
                            • XR DANCE WALK AND JUMP RITUALLY so as to CONFORM to the RHYTHM of MUSIC; ONE OF THE ARTS.
                              WALK AND JUMP RITUALLY so as to CONFORM to the RHYTHM of MUSIC; ONE OF THE ARTS.
                        • WALK
                            MOVE across the FLOOR>ground USING one's LEGS.
                          • DESCEND
                              WALK OR MOVE DOWNWARDS.
                          • GO ASTRAY
                              WALK so as to BECOME CONFUSED IN-RELATION-TO the WAY one DESIRES to FOLLOW.
                          • STEP
                              WALK FORWARDso as to RAISE A FOOT AND THEN PUT it DOWN AGAIN; AND DISTANCE TYPICALLY COVERED by this ACT.
                          • TREAD ON
                              WALK so as to PRESS DOWN USING ONE'S FEET.
                          • HURRY
                              ACT OR WALK as QUICKLY as one CAN.
                            • GALLOP
                                To HURRY of HORSES OR RIDING HORSES.
                          • RUN
                              WALK USING JUMPING STEPS.
                          • LIMP
                              WALK USING ONLY ONE LEG APPROPRIATELY BECAUSE of a DEFECT in the OTHER LEG.
                          • GO TO
                              WALK OR TRAVEL INTENDING TO ARRIVE at a DEFINED PLACE.
                            • TOWARDS
                                GOING TO, OR MOVING in the DIRECTION of a PLACE.
                            • VISIT
                                G0-TO someone so as to COMMUNICATE AND INTERACT with him/her for a SHORT PERIOD.
                              • GUEST
                                  INVITED VISITOR FROM a DIFFERENT PLACE OR FAMILY IN-RELATION-TO someone in whose PLACE S/HE BE-IN:is in.
                            • TRIP
                                GO TO IN ORDER TO PLAY.
                          • WADE
                              CROSS OVER SHALLOW WATER.
                          • ADVANCE
                              WALK FORWARD.
                          • ASCEND
                              WALK to REACH a MORE HIGH PLACE. 
                          • APPROACH
                              WALK so as to BECOME NEAR to something.
                            • REACH
                                APPROACH so as to BECOME:come to be IN A CERTAIN PLACE.
                              • ARRIVE
                                  REACH a PLACE one was INTENDING to GO-TO. [NB: THE DISTINCTIONS BETWEEN ARRIVE AND REACH ARE NOT PROPERLY IMPLEMENTED IN THE ATTRIBUTIONS. CHECK THESE!]
                                • COME
                                    ARRIVE at the PLACE NEAR the SPEAKER OR NEAR to a HUMAN whom the SPEAKER is MAINLY THINKING of.
                                  • RALLY
                                      COME to in order to FOLLOW AND COLLABORATE WITH. 
                              • CATCH UP
                                  REACH AFTER PURSUING.
                          • CROSS OVER
                              WALK ACROSS something.
                            • THROUGH
                                CROSSING OVER OR USING AS A WAY, GOING INTO AND LEAVING.
                            • TRANSCEND
                                CROSS OVER ABSTRACTLY AND GO OUTSIDE:beyond.
                          • FOLLOW
                              WALK TOGETHER with AND BEHIND.
                            • ACCOMPANY
                              • XR ACCOMPANY FOLLOW AND be TOGETHER with, TYPICALLY so as to SERVE.
                                FOLLOW AND be TOGETHER with, TYPICALLY so as to SERVE.
                            • PURSUE
                                FOLLOW so as to TRY to REACH OR CATCH.
                            • AFTER
                                FOLLOWing IN TIME AND OCCUR WHEN SOMETHING HAS OCCURRED.  
                          • TURN BACK
                              WALK IN OPPOSITE DIRECTION one was WALKING, TYPICALLY INTENDing to RETURN. 
                          • DANCE
                              WALK AND JUMP RITUALLY so as to CONFORM to the RHYTHM of MUSIC; ONE OF THE ARTS.
                      • REACT
                          CHANGE one's THINKING OR ACTING BECAUSE one is PERCEIVING something.
                        • FEELING
                            NATURAL REACTION IN one's MIND.
                          • ANGER
                              SUDDEN BAD FEELING (AND OFTEN the SHOWING of this FEELING) of HUMAN IN-RELATION-TO CREATURE AND IN-RELATION-TO an ACTION by THAT CREATURE which THAT HUMAN HATES. 
                            • HATE
                                ENDURING ANGER AND DESIRE to HARM.
                              • MISANTHROPY
                                  GENERALLY HATE ALL HUMANS AND THEIR CULTURES.
                          • CONFUSED
                              FEELING OR SITUATION of one's MIND being in CHAOS.
                          • DELIGHT
                              INTENSELY GOOD FEELING IN-RELATION-TO something NOW.*The joy of the enjoyer X over something enjoyed Y.
                            • ADMIRE
                                APPRECIATE AND DELIGHT in what one BELIEVES is MORE GOOD IN-RELATION-TO either ONESELF OR IN-RELATION-TO what is COMMON.
                              • RESPECT
                                  ADMIRE as NOBLE AND SERVE POLITELY.
                                • WORSHIP
                                    VENERATE as a DEITY.
                                • POLITE
                                    Be APPROPRIATELY RESPECTFUL IN ACTING TOWARDS OTHERS.
                                  • YIELD
                                      Be POLITE, USING RITUAL MODERATION AND PERMIT OTHERS to ACT as they DESIRE.
                                    • ABDICATE
                                        YIELD one's HIGH OFFICE as RULER to ANOTHER, CONFORMING to one's OWN DECISION.X
                                  • GALLANTRY
                                      COMMENDABLY POLITE TEASING ATTENTION, ESPECIALLY of MEN towards WOMEN, PLAYFULLY PRETENDING SEXUAL INTEREST.
                                • HONOUR
                                    PUBLIC INTENSE RESPECT TOWARDS a PERSON WITHIN A COMMUNITY.
                            • PEACEFUL
                                DELIGHTFUL BECAUSE ORDERLY AND LACKING CHAOS.
                              • LEISURE
                                  PEACEFUL BECAUSE one LACKS DUTY to WORK.
                              • SAFE
                                  PEACEFUL AND NOT EASY to DAMAGE.
                                • SECURITY
                                    GUARANTEE OF ENDURING BASIC WELFARE of CITIZENS by the STATE.
                              • COMFORTABLE
                                  PEACEFUL:at-ease BECAUSE what one NEEDS is PREPARED:provided.
                                • PLEASANT
                                    COMFORTABLE so as to CAUSE DELIGHT
                                  • FUNNY
                                      PLEASANT so as to have a TENDENCY to CAUSE SMILES.
                                    • RIDICULOUS
                                        FUNNY so as to CAUSE CONTEMPT.
                                • SATIATED
                                    COMFORTABLE BECAUSE one has EATEN ENOUGH.
                              • CATHARSIS
                                  PEACEFULNESS of MIND ACHIEVED by OBSERVING DRAMA.
                              • RELAX
                                  Be PEACEFUL BECAUSE LACKING WORRY.
                            • SCHADENFREUDE
                                DELIGHT in the DISASTERS of OTHERS.
                            • HAPPY
                                COMPLETELY DELIGHTED with one's SELF:own LIFE.
                            • AMUSED
                                DELIGHTING in what TYPICALLY CAUSES one to FEEL SYMPATHY AND TO SMILE.
                            • RELIEF
                                DELIGHT in the DISAPPEARANCE of something which CAUSED BAD FEELINGS in the PAST.
                            • ORGASM
                                EXTREME SEXUAL DELIGHT.
                            • HUMOUR
                              • XR HUMOUR SENSIBILITY for AND DELIGHT in WHAT IS FUNNY.
                                SENSIBILITY for AND DELIGHT in WHAT IS FUNNY.
                            • PROUD
                                DELIGHT in what one BELIEVES to be one's SELF:own EXCELLENCE.
                              • ARROGANT
                                  PROUD AND TENDING to SHOW DESPISE:contempt IN-RELATION-TO OTHERS. 
                              • VANITY
                                  PROUD, AND NOT HAVING CAUSE to be PROUD.
                            • PLEASURE
                                TENUOUS DELIGHT
                          • DESIRE
                              GOOD FEELING IN-RELATION-TO ONESELF concerning the FUTURE HAVING, CONTROLLING, or ACTING:doing SOMETHING DEFINED.
                            • SYMPATHY
                              • XR SYMPATHY SOCIAL-EMOTION IN THE FORM OF DESIRE to HELP someone who is SUFFERING what is not JUST, OR who is IN DISTRESS.
                                SOCIAL-EMOTION IN THE FORM OF DESIRE to HELP someone who is SUFFERING what is not JUST, OR who is IN DISTRESS.
                              • LENIENT
                                • XR LENIENT SYMPATHETIC so as NOT TO BE SEVERE.
                                  SYMPATHETIC so as NOT TO BE SEVERE.
                              • SOLIDARITY
                                • XR SOLIDARITY GENERAL SYMPATHY, SHOWING ITSELF IN ACTION AND FEELINGS, FOR A WHOLE GROUP OF HUMANS OR A PEOPLE.
                                  GENERAL SYMPATHY, SHOWING ITSELF IN ACTION AND FEELINGS, FOR A WHOLE GROUP OF HUMANS OR A PEOPLE.
                                • HUMANITARIANISM
                                    SOLIDARITY WITH ALL HUMANS.
                            • EAGER
                                INTENSE DESIRE to ACT FOR A DEFINITE AIM.
                              • DILIGENT
                                  EAGER to ACHIEVE one's TASK USING APPROPRIATE EFFORT.
                                • CULTIVATE
                                    Be DILIGENT TRYING to BASICALLY IMPROVE ONESELF.
                                  • BILDUNG
                                      CULTIVATION of the SELF, TYPICALLY USING TEACHING.
                                • EARNEST
                                    DILIGENT AND SERIOUS IN-RELATION-TO one's SELF:own BELIEFS AND ASPIRATIONS.
                                  • FRANK
                                      EARNEST AND NOT CONCEALING what one FEELS OR BELIEVES.
                                  • SERIOUS
                                      EARNEST AND BELIEVING ONE'S ACTS to be IMPORTANT.
                                    • SEVERE
                                        SERIOUS AND NOT TENDING to PARDON.
                                  • PIOUS
                                      EARNEST in one's RESPECT for DEITIES.
                                • CAUTIOUS
                                    DILIGENT IN-RELATION-TO AVOIDING DANGER.
                                • DETAILED
                                    DILIGENT so as to pay ATTENTION to EVEN UNIMPORTANT PARTS of something.
                                • TIRELESS
                                    ENDURINGLY DILIGENT.
                                • PEDANTIC
                                    EXCESSIVELY DILIGENT
                                • HONEST
                                    MORALLY DILIGENT TENDING TO SPEAK TRUE AND NOT TO LIE.
                              • GREEDY
                                  EAGER to POSSESS MORE than one NEEDS.
                                • CORRUPT
                                    GREEDY AND CRIMINAL IN THE CONDUCT OF ADMINISTRATION
                            • HOPE
                                DESIRE that a FUTURE EVENT HAPPENS, OR BASIC DESIRE TO ACT in a certain NOT CERTAINLY POSSIBLE way.
                            • LOVE
                                INTENSE AND OFTEN PARTIAL DESIRE to be INTIMATE with a PERSON OR to POSSESS a THING.
                              • ADDICTED
                                  LOVE SOMETHING INTENSELY AND INTENSELY NEED IT.  
                              • FRIENDSHIP
                                  ENDURING ACHIEVED AND NOT AUTOMATICALLY OBTAINED MUTUAL LOVE AND GENEROSITY NOT BECAUSE of SEXUAL DESIRE OR FAMILY RELATION IN-RELATION-TO a PERSON.
                              • PATRIOTISM
                                  LOVE for one's SELF:own STATE.
                              • MUTUAL LOVE
                                  MUTUAL LOVE AND CARE.FRATERNITE.
                            • INTEND
                                DESIRE for what one BELIEVES to be a POSSIBLE:FEASIBLE FUTURE ACT by ONESELF.
                              • DARE
                                  ACT OR INTEND to ACT:do something which REQUIRES COURAGE.
                              • DELIBERATE
                                  INTENDING FREELY to ACT SAME:as one does ACT.
                                • DEMONSTRATIVE
                                    Be DELIBERATE in ACTING so as to SHOW one's ACT to OTHERS.
                              • PURPOSE
                                  INTENTION one HAS WHEN DOING something, OR INTENTION BASED ON which something is PRODUCED.
                            • LIKE
                                DESIRE INTENSELY so as to TEND to CHOOSE.
                              • PARTIAL
                                  HABITUALLY PREFER something LACKING GOOD REASONS.
                              • PREFER
                                  LIKE MORE.
                            • UTINAM
                                DESIRE what one KNOWS is PAST OR CLEARLY IMPOSSIBLE.
                            • MASOCHISM
                                ENDURING DESIRE to FEEL PAIN CAUSED BY OTHERS, TYPICALLY THOSE ONE LOVES.
                            • SADISM
                                ENDURINGLY CRUEL AND LACKING OTHER DESIRES.
                            • LUST
                                INTENSE DESIRE which is NOT GOOD OR which is FOR NOT GOOD THINGS.
                            • INTEREST
                                DESIRE TO LEARN MORE ABOUT.
                              • CURIOSITY
                                  INTEREST IN MANY THINGS which one FEELS DESERVE one's ATTENTION.
                          • DISSATISFIED
                              BAD FEELING IN-RELATION-TO something that one BELIEVES is not SUFFICIENTLY GOOD OR BAD.
                            • REGRET
                                DISSATISFIED IN-RELATION-TO one's SELF:own PAST ACTION.BECAUSE one BELIEVES them to have been WICKED.
                              • REPENT
                                  REGRET so as to FEEL SHAME AND DECIDE TO CHANGE ONE'S BEHAVIOUR.
                            • ALIENATION
                                DISSATISFIED that one's WORK is NOT IMPORTANT IN-RELATION-TO one's PERSONAL ASPIRATIONS.
                          • DISTRESS
                              FEELING that one's SELF:own SITUATION IS INTENSELY BAD.
                            • ANGUISH
                                DISTRESS AND LACK of HOPE for IMPROVEment. 
                            • TIRED
                                DISTRESSED BECAUSE of NEAR:recent PAST INTENSIVE EFFORT.
                            • PAIN
                                DISTRESS CAUSED by a BAD SITUATION in one's BODY.
                            • SAD
                                DISTRESS ARISING from BAD THOUGHTS NOW IN ONE'S MIND which CAUSE one to LACK DELIGHT:joy.NB: The words I have chosen to include in this group pose special problems of contrastive analysis. There is something irretrievably diffuse about their usage, in many cases, and in many others the number of relevant examples in the early literature is so small that it is impossible to get anything like a firm grip on their precise semantics. Under these circumstances I have tried to compensate for lack of neat analysis with more quotation, especially from Chǔcí. Throughout this section I quote my teacher David Hawkes' translations, mindful of the fact that many of these were written in the third year of his study of Chinese...
                              • GRIEF
                                  INTENSELY SAD IN-RELATION-TO a DEATH OR a BIG DISASTER.
                                • MOURNING
                                    GRIEF RITUALLY SHOWN.
                              • MELANCHOLY
                                  DELIGHT in one's OWN SADNESS IN-RELATION-TO ALL THINGS, this SADNESS LACKING CONCRETE CAUSE, AND being CULTIVATED IN ORDER TO OBTAIN OR SHOW WISDOM:higher-sensitivity.
                              • DEPRESSED
                                  INTENSELY SAD AND LACKING HOPE.
                              • ALAS
                                  EXCLAMATION EXPRESSing SADNESS OR REGRET. 
                              • LONELY
                                  SAD BECAUSE one is ALONE.
                              • DISAPPOINTED
                                  SAD BECAUSE something HOPED for in the PAST was NOT OBTAINED.
                              • NOSTALGIA
                                  YEARN for SITUATIONS IN the PAST as GOOD:better IN-RELATION-TO NOW:the-present.
                            • WORRY
                                DISTRESS CAUSED-BY THINKING about something PRESENT OR FUTURE, which is DANGEROUS OR DIFFICULT.
                          • FEAR
                              BAD FEELING IN-RELATION-TO what one BELIEVES to be a DANGER which one is TRYING to AVOID.
                            • COWARDLY
                                FEARFUL WHEN COURAGE is NEEDED.
                            • SHY
                                ENDURING FEAR of POSSIBLE NEAR FUTURE SHAME.
                            • ANGST
                                FEAR LACKING an OBJECT.
                          • SURPRISED
                              FEEL that something one EXPERIENCES NOW is STRANGE OR DIFFERENT from what is COMMON.Surprise originating from supriser X, acting on surprisee Y, activated because of the surprising feature Z.
                            • EVEN
                                SURPRISINGLY, EVEN-IF one would NOT have GUESSED, ALSO.
                            • WONDER
                                SURPRISE CAUSING a DESIRE FOR EXPLANATION.
                          • MOOD
                              GENERAL FEELINGS NOT ABOUT a CERTAIN THING, which OFTEN CHANGE.
                            • SPLEEN
                                MOOD of CONFUSED SADNESS.
                            • WHIM
                                SUDDEN MOOD CAUSING ONE to ACT NATURALLY>spontaneously IN-ACCORDANCE-WITH ONE'S MOMENTARY DESIRES.
                          • SENTIMENTAL
                              TEND to DELIGHT in one's SELF:own FEELINGS, AND OFTEN HAVE INTENSIVE FEELING ABOUT something COMMON AND UNDERSTOOD.
                          • BOREDOM
                              FEELING OR MOOD of a LACK of DELIGHT in the NOW:present SITUATION which one UNDERSTANDS TOO INTENSELY:well, OFTEN:typically also LACK of DESIRE to ACT.
                          • DISGUST
                              INTENSELY BAD FEELING IN-RELATION-TO something NOW PERCEIVED.
                          • SUBCONSCIOUS
                              FEELINGS OR BELIEFS one HAS BUT is NOT AWARE that one HAS.
                          • PASSION
                              PROFOUND ENDURING AND IMPORTANT FEELING.
                          • SOCIAL EMOTION
                              FEELING ENACTED IN RELATION TO OTHER HUMANS.
                            • SHAME
                                SOCIAL EMOTION OF REGRET one's SELF:own FEATURES, ACTS OR ATTITUDES which one BELIEVES to have been BAD.
                              • EMBARRASSED
                                  NOT INTENSE SHAME REGARDING ONE'S SELF>OWN NOW>PRESENT SITUATION.
                            • SYMPATHY
                                SOCIAL-EMOTION IN THE FORM OF DESIRE to HELP someone who is SUFFERING what is not JUST, OR who is IN DISTRESS.
                              • LENIENT
                                  SYMPATHETIC so as NOT TO BE SEVERE.
                              • SOLIDARITY
                                  GENERAL SYMPATHY, SHOWING ITSELF IN ACTION AND FEELINGS, FOR A WHOLE GROUP OF HUMANS OR A PEOPLE.
                                • HUMANITARIANISM
                                    SOLIDARITY WITH ALL HUMANS.
                            • ENVY
                                SOCIAL EMOTION: HATE someone BECAUSE one LACKS something GOOD which that OTHER PERSON HAS.
                              • JEALOUS
                                  ENVY ANOTHER PERSON for a RELATION of FRIENDSHIP OR LOVE IN-RELATION-TO an OTHER:third PERSON.
                            • ADMIRE
                                APPRECIATE AND DELIGHT in what one BELIEVES is MORE GOOD IN-RELATION-TO either ONESELF OR IN-RELATION-TO what is COMMON.
                              • RESPECT
                                  ADMIRE as NOBLE AND SERVE POLITELY.
                                • WORSHIP
                                    VENERATE as a DEITY.
                                • POLITE
                                    Be APPROPRIATELY RESPECTFUL IN ACTING TOWARDS OTHERS.
                                  • YIELD
                                      Be POLITE, USING RITUAL MODERATION AND PERMIT OTHERS to ACT as they DESIRE.
                                    • ABDICATE
                                        YIELD one's HIGH OFFICE as RULER to ANOTHER, CONFORMING to one's OWN DECISION.X
                                  • GALLANTRY
                                      COMMENDABLY POLITE TEASING ATTENTION, ESPECIALLY of MEN towards WOMEN, PLAYFULLY PRETENDING SEXUAL INTEREST.
                                • HONOUR
                                    PUBLIC INTENSE RESPECT TOWARDS a PERSON WITHIN A COMMUNITY.
                            • DESPISE
                                FEEL that a THING OR a HUMAN is UNIMPORTANT AND BAD AND DESERVES NO RESPECT
                              • CYNICISM
                                  DOCTRINE that one SHOULD DESPISE ALL THINGS AND PERSONS BECAUSE THEY LACK REAL VALUE.
                            • GRATEFUL
                                SOCIAL-EMOTION MAKING ONE WANT TO THANK SOMEONE BECAUSE S/HE BENEFITED ONE.
                          • INDIFFERENT
                              COLD FEELING OF LACK OF INTEREST AND SYMPATHY
                          • NUMB
                              incapable of feeling anything; numb
                        • LAUGH
                            REACT OR ACT BREATHING OUT SUDDENLY AND USING a COMPLEX MOVEMENT of the FACE TYPICALLY SHOWING DELIGHT.
                          • SMILE
                              LAUGH SLIGHTLY AND SILENTLY, NOT SHOWING TEETH.
                          • GRIN
                              LAUCH CRUELLY
                        • STIMULATE
                            CAUSE to REACT.
                        • BLUSH
                            REACT so as to BECOME RED AND SHOW SHAME on one's FACE.
                        • WEEP
                            REACT OR ACT by PRODUCING TEARS IN-RELATION-T0 something one INTENSELY FEELS is SAD.
                      • WAKE UP
                          CHANGE from SLEEP so as to BEGIN to be AWARE (AND LEAVE ONES BED).
                      • WITHER
                          CHANGE so as to BECOME INTENSELY DRY.
                      • DECLINE
                          CHANGE ENDURINGLY so as to BECOME LESS POWERFUL, MORE WEAK OR LESS GOOD.
                      • MELT
                          CHANGE so as to BECOME LIQUID.
                      • DEVELOPMENT
                          CHANGE that is GRADUAL AND ENDURING.
                        • PROGRESS
                            DEVELOP OR CHANGE so as to BECOME MORE EXCELLENT.[[FORTSCHRITT]]
                          • EMANCIPATION
                              PROGRESS of a GROUP in SOCIETYso as to CHANGE to MORE HIGH RANK:status BECAUSE of one's SELF:own EFFORT.
                        • HISTORY
                            The DEVELOPMENT of EVENTS in the PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE.
                        • EVOLUTION
                            ENDURING DEVELOPMENT which has PRODUCED the CATEGRORIES of ANIMALS AND PLANTS.
                      • SECULARISATION
                          CHANGE from being SUPERNATURAL OR HOLY to being SECULAR.
                      • INTOXICATE
                          CAUSE TO CHANGE AWARENESS WHEN EATEN.
                      • CONVERT
                          CHANGE so as to FOLLOW a NEW RELIGION.
                      • TRANSFORM
                          CHANGE COMPLETELY SO AS TO OBTAIN A NEW ESSENCE.
                      • IMPERMANENT
                          CHANGING DURING A SHORT TIME.
                      • INCONSTANCY
                          TENDENCY TO CHANGE ONE'S ATTITUDE.
                    • DISASTER
                        EVENT that CAUSES HUMANS to BECOME INTENSELY SAD OR to GRIEF:grieve.
                      • INAUSPICIOUS
                          CAUSING one to EXPECT DISASTER.
                      • UNFORTUNATELY
                          CONTINGENT DISASTER.
                      • SHIPWRECK
                          DISASTER OF A SHIP SINKING
                    • MIRACLE
                        EVENT OR ACTION which OFFENDS against NATURE.
                  • OBJECTIVE
                      REAL so as to be BASED on REALITY AND NOT on PERSONAL PREFERENCE.
                  • REALLY
                      REAL AND CONFORMING TO EXPECTATION.
                  • FACT
                      REALITY CORRESPONDING to a DECLARATIVE SENTENCE.
                • COMMON
                    EXISTING IN MANY THINGS OR PLACES.
                  • ALL
                      COMMON so that of NONE NOT.
                    • AND
                        ALL of TWO THINGS OR ACTIONS OR FEATURES.
                      • NONETHELESS
                          AND, CONTRARY to what one EXPECTS.
                      • WITH
                          AND TOGETHER [GRAMMAR]
                      • BUT
                          AND, CONTRARY to OR DIFFERENT from what has NOW been SPEAK:said.
                      • MOREOVER
                          AND LINKING SENTENCES [NOTE THAT THE GRAMMATICAL PARTICLES HAVE NOT BEEN FOCUSSED SO FAR IN THE SYSTEM AND NO SYSTEMATIC ANALYSIS HAS BEEN APPLIED SO FAR.]
                    • ANY
                        ALL ALTHOUGH BEING DIFFERENT
                    • BOTH
                        ALL of TWO THINGS. [GRAMMAR]
                    • TOGETHER
                        ALL of a set IN the SAME PLACE OR TIME.
                      • ACCOMPANY
                          FOLLOW AND be TOGETHER with, TYPICALLY so as to SERVE.
                      • MIXED
                          INTENSELY TOGETHER AND DIFFICULT to SEPARATE.
                        • COLOURFUL
                            MIXED in COLOURS in DIFFERENT PARTS.
                      • LINK
                          CAUSE TO BE TIED TOGETHER
                    • EVERYBODY
                        ALL THE HUMANS.
                    • EACH
                        ALL SEPARATELY OR DIFFERENTLY.
                  • ORDINARY
                      COMMON AND INFERIOR to what is EXCELLENT.
                    • VULGAR
                        ORDINARY AND NOT ELEGANT BECAUSE COMMON to EXCESSIVELY MANY.
                    • SECULAR
                        ORDINARY AND NOT SACRED.
                • TRUE
                    EXIST CONFORMing to SPEAK(what is claimed). (BE AS SAID(asserted))[[NB: the subject of this syntactic predicate is the situation identified in the "sentence" of which this syntactic predicate is predicated. "God made Heaven and Earth" is TRUE iff the situation identified in this sentence (the creation of Heaven and Earth by God) EXISTS(i.e. occurred).]
                  • CERTAIN
                      TRUE AND NOT being DOUBTED.
                    • NECESSITY
                        CERTAIN AND CAUSING ONE NOT to be ABLE to IMAGINE it being NOT TRUE.
                      • IMPOSSIBLE
                          NECESSARILY NOT HAPPEN
                  • TRANSCENDENCE
                      TRUE IN OR RELATING TO an IMPORTANT SEPARATE WORLD BASICALLY DIFFERENT from the WORLD OF ORDINARY THINGS.
                  • UNIVERSAL
                      TRUE EVERYWHERE IN the WORLD AND IN the UNIVERSE.
                  • A PRIORI
                      STATEMENT THE TRUTH OF WHICH DOES NOT DEPEND ON PERCEPTION OR EXPERIENCE.
                  • A POSTERIORI
                      STATEMENT THE TRUTH OF WHICH KNOWN ONLY BASED ON PERCEPTION OR EXPERIENCE.
              • REMAIN
                  BE-IN ENDURINGLY:continuously in the FUTURE.
                • LIE DOWN
                    REMAIN OR DISPLACE ONESELF so as to BECOME in VERTICAL POSITION.
              • SPACE
                  What ALL THINGS BE-IN:are-in.
                • OUTSIDE
                    The SPACE which does NOT BE-IN something.
                  • PUBLIC
                      OUTSIDE the HOME, AND what CAN be KNOWN by OR SHOWN to MANY.
                  • ABROAD
                      OUTSIDE one's STATE OR OUTSIDE CHINA.
                • HOLE
                    EMPTY SPACE in a SURFACE.
                  • CHIMNEY
                    • XR CHIMNEY TUBE OR HOLE IN a ROOF THROUGH which SMOKE LEAVES a STOVE.
                      TUBE OR HOLE IN a ROOF THROUGH which SMOKE LEAVES a STOVE.
                  • CAVITY
                      A DEEP HOLE IN a SURFACE.
                    • PIT
                        CAVITY IN the EARTH.
                    • CAVE
                        CAVITY IN ROCK, TYPICALLY BIG ENOUGH FOR HUMANS to ENTER.
                  • WINDOW
                      HOLE IN a WALL, TYPICALLY with a TIMBER FRAME, COVERED USING GLASS, USED FOR LOOKING OUT OR LETTING IN LIGHT OR AIR.
                  • HUB
                      HOLE FOR the AXLE in a WHEEL.
                  • DOOR
                      HOLE IN A WALL which CAN be BLOCKED, TYPICALLY PRODUCED USING TIMBER.
                  • TUBE
                      INTENSELY LONG HOLE which has THIN WALLS.
                    • CHIMNEY
                        TUBE OR HOLE IN a ROOF THROUGH which SMOKE LEAVES a STOVE.
                    • DRAIN
                        TUBE THROUGH which RAIN WATER FLOWS FROM the ROOF.
                  • ANUS
                      HOLE IN THE RUMP of ANIMALS. 
                • SURFACE MEASURE
                    [MATHEMATICS]
              • AMONG
                  BEing-IN a GROUP of THINGS. 
              • BE ON
                  BE IN ABOVE.
            • CONSISTENT
                RELATION of being NOT CONTRARY to OR OFFENDING AGAINST.
            • COPULA
                RELATION between a CATEGORY AND THINGS of that CATEGORY.
              • AS
                  BEING an N, V-ing []GRAMMAR[] 
              • SEEM
                  BE in APPEARANCE ONLY.
              • FOR EXAMPLE
                  COPULA>be an EXAMPLE
            • DIFFERENT
                RELATION of NOT MUTUALLY RESEMBLING.
              • CONTRARY
                  INTENSELY DIFFERENT so as to INTERFERE.
                • NOT
                    BE CONTRARY to what is SAID in the WORDS that FOLLOW.
                  • NONE
                      ALL NOT.
                  • HARDLY
                      PROBABLY NOT.
              • OTHER
                  DIFFERENT THING of the SAME CATEGORY.
                • OTHER PERSON
                    HUMAN OTHER
              • CRAZY
                  VOLUNTARILY DIFFERENT from CUSTOM.
              • HETERODOX
                  DIFFERENT IN-RELATION-TO what is OBLIGATORY OPINION.
              • SPECIAL
                  DIFFERENT from TYPICAL EXAMPLES.
            • DIRECTION
                RELATION to OTHER PLACES.
              • HORIZONTAL
                  DIRECTION WHICH IS NOT UP AND NOT DOWN.
                • SLANT
                    ALMOST HORISONTAL, BUT MORE LOW ON ONE SIDE than ON the OTHER SIDE.
                  • STEEP
                      INTENSELY SLANTED so as to be DIFFICULT TO ASCEND OR DESCEND on it.
                    • CRAGGY
                        HIGH AND STEEP.
              • VERTICAL
                  DIRECTION TOP/BOTTOM, OR NORTH/SOUTH. [THESE SHOULD SURELY BE SEPARATED!!!]
              • BACKWARDS
                  In the DIRECTION of BEHIND ONESELF.
              • FORWARD
                  TOWARDS IN-FRONT of ONESELF.
              • UPWARD
                  DIRECTED TO A HIGHER PLACE
              • DOWNWARDS
                  DIRECTED TOWARDS A LOWER PLACE.
            • DISTANT
                RELATION between TWO THINGS that are NOT MUTUALLY NEAR.
              • ISOLATED
                  DISTANT FROM THE CENTRE AND THEREFORE LACKING MANY PEOPLE.
            • NEAR
                RELATION of being at a SMALL DISTANCE of SPACE OR TIME IN-RELATION-TO something.
              • THIS
                  The NEAR OBJECT.
                • ONLY
                    THIS THING OR ACTION AND ALL OTHERS NOT.
              • APPROXIMATE
                  NEAR to being CORRECT.
            • OR
                RELATION between two SENCENCES S1 AND S2 such that IF NOT S1 THEN S2.
              • ID EST
                  OR, USING ANOTHER MORE CLEAR EXPLANATION of what has been SAID.
            • SAME
                RELATION of NOT being DIFFERENT.
              • EQUAL
                  SAME in DISTRIBUTION, IMPORTANCE OR RIGHTS.
              • RESEMBLE
                  SAME in SOME FEATURES WHEREAS DIFFERENT in OTHER FEATURES.
                • SUCH
                    RESEMBLING a CERTAIN CATEGORY.
                • PARALLEL
                    RESEMBLING an OTHER EXPRESSION IN STRUCTURE AND/OR MEANING.
              • SAME AGE
                  SAME in AGE.
            • SITUATION
                RELATION in which MANY HUMANS, FEATURES OR THINGS EXIST TOGETHER OR INTERACT.
              • CAUSE
                  SITUATION OR THING which CAUSES something TO HAPPEN OR to be TRUE.
                • BECAUSE
                    SENTENCE-CONNECTIVE to the effect that S1 is the CAUSE:reason for S2 being TRUE. [GRAMMAR]
                  • WHY
                      BECAUSE of WHAT? [GRAMMAR]
                • PRETEXT
                    PRETENDED AND NOT REAL CAUSE for ACTING.
                • KARMA
                    CAUSE which HAS EFFECTS IN FUTURE GENERATIONS.
              • CHAOS
                  SITUATION NOT APPROPRIATELY CONTROLLED OR LACKING APPROPRIATE ORDERLY:order.
                • DISTURB
                    CAUSE TO BECOME in CHAOS.
              • DANGER
                  SITUATION BELIEVED to CONTAIN POSSIBLE SOON:imminent DAMAGE to one.
              • LACK
                  SITUATION OF NOT HAVING, OR NOT to BEING-IN the UNIVERSE.
                • BARREN
                    LACKING GROWTH of LIVING PLANTS.
                • BLIND
                    LACK the ABILITY to SEE.
                • DEAF
                    LACK the ABILITY to HEAR.
                • DRY
                    LACK WATER INSIDE OR ON the SURFACE.
                • EMPTY
                    LACK ALL POSSIBLE THINGS INSIDE.
                • LOSE
                    to BEGIN to LACK something, NOT VOLUNTARILY.
                  • FORGET
                      LOSE AWARENESS of something.
                • NAKED
                    LACK GARMENTS on one's BODY.
                • NEED
                    LACK AND be DISTRESSED BECAUSE of that.
                  • HUNGRY
                      NEED FOOD FOR ONESELF NOW.
                  • COST
                      NEEDED TO be PAID WHEN ONE INTENDS to BUY SOMETHING. 
                  • THIRSTY
                      NEED LIQUID to DRINK NOW.
                • POOR
                    LACK SUFFICIENT PROPERTY FOR a GOOD LIFE.
                  • TRAMP
                      POOR so as to LACK an ENDURING HOME AND OFTEN so as to NEED to OFFEND the LAW IN-ORDER-TO LIVE.
                • ROTTEN
                    LACKING FRESHNESS.
                • SILENCE
                    LACK SOUND OR SPEECH.
                • SLOW
                    LACK QUICKNESS.
                  • GRADUALLY
                      SLOW IN CHANGING.
                • SMALL
                    LACK BIGNESS IN-RELATION-TO a STANDARD, OR IN-RELATION-TO the SIZE of a HUMAN.
                  • NARROW
                      SMALL in the MORE SMALL DIMENSION.
                  • SHALLOW
                      SMALL in DOWNWARD DIMENSION, of WATER.
                  • SHORT
                      SMALL in THE MOST LONG HORIZONTAL DIMENSION.
                  • THIN
                    • XR THIN SMALL in the MOST SMALL DIMENSION.
                      SMALL in the MOST SMALL DIMENSION.
                    • SLIM
                      • XR SLIM THIN AND NOT FAT, of HUMANS AND ANIMALS.
                        THIN AND NOT FAT, of HUMANS AND ANIMALS.
                  • LOW
                      SMALL VERTICALLY.
                    • INFERIOR
                        MORE LOW IN RANK, REPUTATION OR TALENT.
                      • HUMBLE
                          INFERIOR OR MORE HUMBLE IN-RELATION-TO OTHERS.
                        • DEFERENTIAL
                            SHOWINGLY>DEMONSTRATIVELY HUMBLE
                  • LITTLE
                      SMALL in QUANTITY of a SUBSTANCE.
                    • INSUFFICIENT
                        FEW OR LITTLE IN-RELATION-TO what is NEEDED.
                  • BRIEF
                      SMALL RELATED TO TIME USED TO EXPRESS SOMETHING.
                  • PETTY
                      SMALL IN ABSTRACT WAYS, "NARROW".
                • SOFT
                    LACK HARDNESS.
                • STUPID
                    LACK APPROPRIATE INTELLIGENCE.
                  • INCOMPETENT
                      STUPID so as NOT to be ABLE to ACT:do DEFINED THINGS one SHOULD DO.
                  • NAIVE
                      STUPID BECAUSE LACKING IMPORTANT EXPERIENCE.
                • TASTELESS
                    LACK FLAVOUR.
                • UNIMPORTANT
                    LACK IMPORTANCE.
                  • TENUOUS
                      UNIMPORTANT BECAUSE LACKING BIGNESS, REALITY, OR HIGH DEGREE.
                    • THIN
                        SMALL in the MOST SMALL DIMENSION.
                      • SLIM
                          THIN AND NOT FAT, of HUMANS AND ANIMALS.
                  • TRIVIAL
                      UNIMPORTANT to SAY, BECAUSE EXCESSIVELY COMMONLY KNOWN.
                • UNJUST
                    LACK JUSTICE.
                • UNRESTRAINED
                    LACK MODERATION AND ACT CONFORMING to one's DESIRES.
                  • FRIVOLOUS
                      UNRESTRAINED so as to LACK SERIOUSNESS.
                  • FREE
                      LEGITIMATELY UNRESTRAINED in DEFINED ways.[[FREI]]
                    • FREEDOM OF SPEECH
                        FREEDOM to SPEAK PUBLICLY of what one THINKS.
                    • SALVATION
                        BECOME FREE and PEACEFUL AND ACHIEVE ALL one's MOST IMPORTANT SUPERNATURAL ASPIRATIONS.
                • USELESS
                    LACK USEFULNESS.
                • WEAK
                • DROUGHT
                    LACK of EXPECTED RAIN.
                • SIMPLE
                    LACK MUTUALLY DIFFERENT PARTS OR FEATURES.
                • UNTRUE
                    LACKING TRUTH OR CONTRARY to REALITY.
                  • ABSURD
                      UNTRUE so that MANY are NOT ABLE to IMAGINE IT to be TRUE.  
                • UNABLE
                    LACK ABILITY to ACT:do something.
                • FULL
                    LACK EMPTY PLACE INSIDE oneself.
                • VAGUE
                    LACKING CLEAR DEFINITION.
                  • UNDERDETERMINACY
                      VAGUE SO AS TO LACK COMPLETE DEFINITION.
                • CLEAN
                    LACK DIRT OR NOT CONTAIN DIRT, TYPICALLY on the SURFACE.
                  • CLEANSE
                      CAUSE TO BECOME CLEAN.
                    • WASH
                        CLEANSE USING WATER.
                      • BATHE
                          WASH one's BODY OR PARTS of one's BODY.
                • BALD
                    LACKING HAIR ON one's HEAD.
                • ABSTRACT
                    LACKING REFER-TO:reference to CONCRETE THINGS.
                  • ABSOLUTE
                      What is ABSTRACT and does not DEPEND on OTHER ABSTRACT OR CONCRETE THINGS.
                • SUPERFICIAL
                    LACK PROFOUNDNESS.
                • IGNORANT
                    LACK KNOWLEDGE.
                  • DILETTANTISM
                      IGNORANCE OF A SUBJECT ONE PRETENDS TO UNDERSTAND.
                • UNCOOKED
                    LACK COOKING.
                • UNEVEN
                    LACKING FLATNESS.
                • UNEMPLOYMENT
                    LACK of PAID WORK for an ADULT.
                • UNINHABITED
                    LACK HUMANS who DWELL in a PLACE.
                • INVOLUNTARY
                    NATURALLY AND LACKING an INTENTION to ACT as one ACTS.
                • UNCONSCIOUS
                    LACK AWARENESS.
                • HANDICAPPED
                    LACKING THE USE OF A LIMB OR AN ORGAN.
                • IMPOTENCE
                    LACK of ABILITY for COPULATION.
                • ILLITERATE
                    LACK ABILITY TO READ AND WRITE.
                • ARBITRARY
                    LACK REASON IN CHOOSING OR DECIDING. 
                • QUIET
                    LACK SOUND.
                • IRRATIONAL
                    LACK RATIONALITY
                • NOTHING
                    WHAT IS LACKING IN THE WORLD.
                • ABSENT
                    LACK IN A CERTAIN PLACE
                • DESPERATE
                    LACK HOPE
                • STERILE
                    LACKING ABILITY TO GIVE-BIRTH-TO CHILDREN.
              • RESULT
                  SITUATION CAUSED-BY something.
                • ACHIEVEMENT
                    GOOD RESULT of a HUMAN'S ACTS.
              • WEATHER
                  SITUATION IN-RELATION-TO TEMPERATURE, RAIN, SUNSHINE ETC. IN a PLACE.
                • THUNDER
                    The WEATHER SITUATION where there is an INTENSELY LOUD SOUND in the SKY.
                • LIGHTNING
                    The WEATHER condition constituted by flashes of lightning.
              • PEACE
                  SITUATION characterised by LACK of WARFARE.[[FRIEDEN]]
              • OPPORTUNITY
                  SITUATION APPROPRIATE FOR ACHIEVING something.
              • DISGRACE
                  ACT OR SITUATION which HUMILIATES the HUMAN who is IN it.
              • STATE OF EMERGENCY
                  SITUATION when the ORDINARY LAWS of a STATE CAN BE OFFENDED against by the GOVERNMENT of that STATE for a DEFINITE TIME.
              • TRAGEDY
                  SITUATION OR DESCRITPION OF A SITUATION NECESSARILY AND NOT ESCAPABLY NOT HAPPY.
            • HAVE
            • THAN
                The RELATION between MORE HIGH DEGREE AND MORE LOW DEGREE.
            • CONDITION
                SITUATION which is NECESSARY for something to be ABLE to HAPPEN.
              • IF
                  RELATION between sentences S1 and S2 such that it is NOT TRUE that S1 AND NOT S2.
                • COUNTERFACTUAL
                    IF-RELATION BETWEEN A SENTENCE S1 PRESUPPOSED to be NOT TRUE AND A SENTENCE S2 SPEAK:said TO BE TRUE IF S1 IS:were TRUE.
                • EVEN IF
                    IF S1, NONETHELESS S2
                • IF NOT
                    IF NOT.
                • UNLESS
                    EXCEPT IF.
              • HYPOTHESIS
                  OPINION one ASSUMES to be TRUE, BUT KNOWS to be DOUBTFUL OR UNTRUE, WHEN one ARGUES OR TRIES TO PROVE SOMETHING.
            • HIERARCHY
                SOCIETY:social RELATION SYSTEM BETWEEN MORE NOBLE AND MORE HUMBLE HUMANS.
          • GENDER
              FEATURE of being MALE OR FEMALE.
            • FEMALE
                GENDER OF AN ANIMAL OR ANIMAL TYPICALLY ABLE to BIRTH:bear CHILDREN.
              • HERMAPHRODITE
                  MALE AND FEMALE AT THE SAME TIME
              • AUNT
                  FEMALE RELATIVE of a SENIOR GENERATION of WHOM ONE IS NOT a DESCENDANT. 
              • GIRL
                  FEMALE YOUNG HUMAN.
            • MALE
                GENDER of an ANIMAL or ANIMAL which HAS the ORGANS FOR ENGENDERING AND CAN NOT give BIRTH.
              • HERMAPHRODITE
                  MALE AND FEMALE AT THE SAME TIME
          • TEMPERATURE
              FEATURE of a SUBSTANCE DEFINED by the INTENSITY of MOVEMENT of its ELEMENTS:molecules. []
            • COLD
                TEMPERATURE RESEMBLING that of ICE AND being the OPPOSITE of HOT.
              • COOL
                  SLIGHTLY COLD.
            • HOT
                TEMPERATURE RESEMBLING that of FIRE.
              • PARCH
                  CAUSE TO BECOME INTENSELY HOT USING LIGHT of the SUN.
              • WARM
                  SLIGHTLY HOT.
          • LOGICAL ACCIDENT
              Something ABSTRACT which is a FEATURE of a THING BUT NOT a NECESSARY FEATURE.
          • NEGATIVE
              FEATURE of not being POSITIVE. [] ???????
          • TENDENCY
              FEATURE CAUSING a HUMAN, ANIMAL OR THING to ACT in a DEFINED way IN-SO-FAR-AS it is NOT PREVENTED by MORE STRONG CAUSES than this FEATURE.
            • LAZY
                NATURAL TENDENCY to REFUSE to make EFFORTS.
            • LEWD
                UNRESTRAINED NOT APPROPRIATE TENDENCY towards SEEKING INTERCOURSE.
            • FORCE
                TENDENCY TO MOVE OR CHANGE something.
              • COSMIC FORCE
                  FORCE, PRINCIPLE, OR ELEMENT which CONTROLS PERCEIVED PHENOMENA in the WORLD.
              • FATE
                  SUPERNATURAL FORCE which FIXES CONTINGENT EVENTS.
                • PROVIDENCE
                    FATE OR DEITY WHICH CONSCIOUSLY CAUSES EVENTS TO HAPPEN.
              • WEIGHT
                  DEGREE of FORCE by which a THING is being NATURALLY PULLED TOWARDS the EARTH.
                • HEAVY
                    BIG WEIGHT.
                  • BURDEN
                      What is HEAVY AND SHOULD:must be ENDURINGLY CARRIED.
                • LIGHTWEIGHT
                    Of SMALL WEIGHT, OR EASY TO LIFT.
              • MASS
                  FORCE that KEEPS THINGS IN their PRESENT MOVEMENT OR POSITION.
            • LOQUACIOUS
                TENDENCY to SPEAK MUCH.
            • IMPATIENT
                TEND NOT to be ABLE to ENDURE OR WAIT.
            • PATIENT
                TENDENCY to be ABLE to ENDURE OR WAIT.
          • DEGREE
              FEATURE of MORE or LESS.
            • INTENSELY
                To a HIGH DEGREE.
              • MORE
                  BIG in QUANTITY OR INTENSE WHEN COMPARED to something.
                • INCREASE
                    CAUSE TO BECOME MORE IN QUANTITY.
                  • SWELL
                      INCREASE in SIZE BECAUSE of ILLNESS.
                • SEVERAL
                    MORE IN-RELATION-TO ONE.
              • QUICK
                  Be INTENSE in MOVING OR CHANGING CAUSING the PERIOD of this MOVEMENT OR CHANGE to be INTENSELY SHORT.
                • SUDDENLY
                    QUICKLY AND in a way NOT EXPECTED.
              • EXCESSIVE
                  INTENSELY to a MORE than APPROPRIATELY BIG DEGREE.
                • VIOLENT
                    EXCESSIVE in the USE of STRONG:strength.
                  • CRUEL
                      VIOLENT AND WICKED so as to DELIGHT in INJURING OR DAMAGING OTHERS.
                  • TERROR
                      NOT LEGITIMATE PRIVATE VIOLENCE FOR CAUSING POLITICAL CHANGE.
              • EXTREME
                  INTENSE IN-RELATION-TO ALL.
            • SLIGHTLY
                To a SMALL DEGREE.
            • QUANTITY
                DEGREE of being MANY OR FEW that CAN be MEASURED OR COUNTED.
              • FEW
                  SMALL in QUANTITY.
                • RARE
                    HAPPEN FEW TIMES ONLY.
                • STRANGE
                    FEW:rare AND NOT EXPECTED.
                  • EXOTIC
                      STRANGE AND CAUSING INTENSE CURIOSITY AND INTEREST.
                  • EERY
                      STRANGE SO AS TO CAUSE ABSTRACT FEAR AND WORRY.
                • INSUFFICIENT
                    FEW OR LITTLE IN-RELATION-TO what is NEEDED.
              • NUMBER
                  QUANTITY when COUNTED. [THE DEFINITIONS IN THIS FIELD REMAIN CIRCULAR ON MANY LEVELS AND NEED TO BE CAREFULLY REVISED IN COLLABORATION WITH KARINE CHEMLA.]
                • ONE
                    MOST SMALL NUMBER.
                  • ALONE
                      BE ONLY ONE AND NOT TOGETHER WITH OTHERS.  
                • TWO
                    The NUMBER which is the BIGGER successor of ONE.
                  • DIVIDE
                      CAUSE something to BECOME TWO OR MANY DIFFERENT PARTS.
                    • SHARE OUT
                        DIVIDE into PARTS AND DISTRIBUTE these PARTS.
                      • DIVISION OF LABOUR
                          SHARE OUT OFFICIAL DUTIES.
                • EARTH BRANCH
                • HEAVENLY STEM
                    SEQUENCE:serial NUMBERing SYSTEM. [???] See also EARTH BRANCH.
                • FOUR
                    The NUMBER which is the successor of THREE.
                • THREE
                    The NUMBER which is the successor of TWO.
                • FIVE
                    The NUMBER which is the successor of FOUR.
                • SIX
                    The NUMBER which is the successor of FIVE.
                • SEVEN
                    The NUMBER which is the successor of SIX.
                • EIGHT
                    The NUMBER which is the successor of SEVEN.
                • NINE
                    The NUMBER which is the successor of EIGHT.
                • TEN
                    The NUMBER which is the successor of NINE.
                • HUNDRED
                    The NUMBER which is the successor of ninety-nine.
                • THOUSAND
                    The NUMBER which is the successor of 999.
                • HOW MANY
                    WHAT NUMBER OF?
                • ZERO
                    The EMPTY NUMBER.
                • TIMES
                    NUMBER of EVENTS.
                • EVEN-NUMBER
                    NUMBER THAT ONE CAN DIVIDE by TWO.
                • ODD-NUMBER
                    NUMBER THAT ONE CANNOT DIVIDE by TWO.
              • SIZE
                  QUANTITY of a DIMENSION.
                • BIG
                    OF INTENSE SIZE OR DEGREE IN-RELATION-TO a STANDARD, OR IN-RELATION-TO the SIZE of a HUMAN.
                  • AT MOST
                      REALITY:really AND as the MOST BIG of MANY POSSIBILE SITUATIONS.
                  • BROAD
                      BIG in the MORE SMALL HORIZONTAL DIRECTION:dimension.
                  • ENDURING
                      BIG in respect of the PERIOD something EXISTS, HAPPENS, OR is being ACTED:done.
                    • IMMORTAL
                        ENDURING so as to be NOT ABLE to DIE.
                    • ALWAYS
                        ENDURing USING REPETITION  
                    • ETERNAL
                        ENDURING AND LACKING END.
                    • STEADY
                        ENDURING IN A BASICALLY UNCHANGING SAFE WAY.
                    • NEVER
                        ENDURINGLY:always NOT.
                  • GREAT
                      BIG in IMPORTANCE OR REPUTATION.
                  • HIGH
                      BIG VERTICALLY.
                    • CRAGGY
                        HIGH AND STEEP.
                  • LONG
                      BIG in ONE HORIZONTAL DIRECTION. See also ENDURING.
                    • STRETCH OUT
                        CAUSE TO BECOME MORE LONG.
                  • MANY
                      BIG in QUANTITY.
                    • ABUNDANT
                        HAVE OR BE INTENSELY MANY, TYPICALLY DESIRED, THINGS. 
                      • FAT
                          ABUNDANT in GREASE AND BIG AND HEAVY TYPICALLY BECAUSE of EXCESSIVE EATING. See also GREASE.
                      • SUFFICIENT
                          ABUNDANT so as to PROVIDE what is NEEDED.
                      • SURPLUS
                          MORE ABUNDANT than is NEEDED.
                    • PLURAL PREFIXES
                        GRAMMAR. THESE ARE REALLY PREPOSED PARTICLES MARKING THE PLURAL IN THE NOUNS THEY COME BEFORE.
                    • COMPLEX
                        HAVE MANY MIXED PARTS.
                  • THICK
                      BIG in the MOST SMALL DIMENSION.
                    • COARSE
                        THICK BECAUSE CONTAIING THICK PARTS.
                    • BLUNT
                        INTENSELY THICK so as to be NOT ABLE TO CUT. 
                  • LOUD
                      BIG as NOISE.
                  • MUCH
                      BIG in QUANTITY of a SUBSTANCE.
                  • TALL
                      HIGH IN-RELATION-TO ORDINARY OTHER HUMANS.
                  • INFINITE
                      BIG OR MANY so as to LACK a LIMIT.
                  • HUGE
                      INTENSELY BIG.
                  • AMPLE
                      ABUNDANT IN SIZE AND CONTENT
                  • EXPAND
                      CAUSE TO BECOME MORE BIG.
                • DEEP
                    BIG SIZE DOWNWARD.
            • IN SO FAR AS
                To the DEGREE CAUSED TO BECOME POSSIBLE by the SITUATION S1
          • CHARACTER
              ENDURING MENTAL FEATURE of a PERSON.
            • TEXT
                CHARACTERS IN A DOCUMENT.
              • INSCRIPTION
                  SHORT TEXT PUBLICLY SHOWN
          • ESSENCE
              BASIC FEATURE.
          • TEXTUALITY
              ABSTRACT FEATURE OF THE WRITING IN A DOCUMENT.
          • TYPICAL
              FEATURE WHICH SERVES AS A MODEL FOR THE GENERAL EXPLANATION OR DESCRIPTION of THINGS.
        • JE NE SAIS QUOI
            OBJECT WHICH ONE THINGS of BUT is NOT ABLE to DESCRIBE OR DEFINE.
        • CONCRETE
            OBJECT OR FEATURE which HUMANS CAN PERCEIVE USING THEIR ORGANS of PERCEIVE:perception. 
      • Not defined
        • PARAGRAPH
            PART of a DOCUMENT, consisting of MANY SENTENCES, SMALL IN-RELATION-TO a CHAPTER.
        • LIMB
            BODY PART OTHER than the TORSO.
          • ARM
            • XR ARM The LIMB BETWEEN SHOULDER AND the HAND of ANIMALS. 
              The LIMB BETWEEN SHOULDER AND the HAND of ANIMALS. 
          • HEAD
              LIMB CONTAINING EYES, NOSE AND MOUTH.
            • SKULL
                BONES of the HEAD of a DEAD BODY.
          • LEG
            • XR LEG LIMB ABOVE and INCLUDING the FOOT
              LIMB ABOVE and INCLUDING the FOOT
        • HOOF
            HARD BOTTOM of the FOOT of HORSES ETC..
        • PUBLIC SPHERE
            PLACE in SOCIETY where PUBLIC ARGUMENT HAPPENS.
        • BEAK
            MOUTH of a BIRD.
        • BUDDHIST PHRASES
            THESE MUST BE REDISTRIBUTED. THIS ASSEMBLES THINGS FOR ANALYSIS IN TERMS OF SYNONYM GROUPS.
          • ZEN PHRASES
            • XR ZEN PHRASES TEMPORARY GROUP TO BE REANALISED IN TERMS OF SYNONYM GROUPS.
              TEMPORARY GROUP TO BE REANALISED IN TERMS OF SYNONYM GROUPS.
        • MOUNTAIN
            INTENSELY HIGH PART of a LANDSCAPE, TYPICALLY WITH STEEP SIDES.
          • DIKE
            • XR DIKE ARTIFICIAL LONG MOUNTAIN NEAR SEA OR RIVER FOR SAFEGUARDING AGAINST FLOOD.
              ARTIFICIAL LONG MOUNTAIN NEAR SEA OR RIVER FOR SAFEGUARDING AGAINST FLOOD.
          • MOUND
              INTENSELY SMALL MOUTAIN, TYPICALLY PRODUCED by HUMANS.
            • HEAP
              • XR HEAP ARTIFICIAL MOUND of MANY THINGS ACCUMULATED in the SAME PLACE.
                ARTIFICIAL MOUND of MANY THINGS ACCUMULATED in the SAME PLACE.
        • EAVES
            CORNER of ROOF WITH DRAIN.
        • VEINS
            TUBES THROUGH which BLOOD FLOWS IN the BODY. [ANATOMY]
        • RESTLESS
            restlessly; in an unstable way
        • PAGE
            PART of a DOCUMENT OR DOCUMENT WRITTEN ON ONLY ONE SURFACE of an INTENSELY THIN FLAT THING, TYPICALLY PAPER.
        • HIP
            LOWEST PART OF THE SPINE AND LOWER PART OF THE TRUNK ABOVE THE BUTTOCKS
        • MOUTH
            ORGAN USED FOR ENTERING FOOD FOR EATING.
          • BEAK
            • XR BEAK MOUTH of a BIRD.
              MOUTH of a BIRD.
        • VAGINA
            FEMALE GENITAL.
        • CHANNEL
            WHAT RIVERS FLOW IN.
        • RxINVERSIO
            METAPLASMUS in which normal word order within an expression is inverted.
        • PEPPER
            PUNGENT SPICY BERRY. []
        • CROWN OF HEAD
            UPSIDE of a HEAD.
        • THIGH
            PART of the LEG ABOVE THE KNEE.
        • KERNEL
            SEED IN NUT OR FRUITS ETC.
        • ZEN PHRASES
            TEMPORARY GROUP TO BE REANALISED IN TERMS OF SYNONYM GROUPS.
        • FACIAL EXPRESSION
            FACE AS SHOWING FEELINGS AND THOUGHTS.
        • ONION
            ROOT of Allium Cepa. []
        • SPROUT
            INTENSELY YOUNG STEM OR BRANCH of a PLANT.
        • KIDNEY
            INNARD ORGAN PRODUCING URINE.
        • RYE
            KIND of GRAIN [Secale cereale]
        • RAMPART
            TOP of CITY WALL.
        • PENIS
            MALE GENITAL.
        • TAIL
            BODY PART RESEMBLING a ROPE which HANGS FROM ABOVE the ANUS of an ANIMAL.
        • FISH PARTS
            Parts of FISH.
        • KNEE
            BIG JOINT in the MIDDLE of the LEG.
        • ELBOW
            JOINT IN the MIDDLE of the ARM of a HUMAN.
        • ACORN
            The FRUIT or seed of the oak-tree; an oval nut growing in a shallow woody cup or cupule.
        • STOMACH
            PART of BODY'S TORSO BELOW THE CHEST.
        • BEECH
            the beeches
        • VESSEL PARTS
            Part of a VESSEL.
        • LOCK
            lock
        • HOARSE
            get hoarse
        • ROOT
            PART of a PLANT that is TYPICALLY IN the SOIL AND that FEEDS the PLANT.
          • ONION
              ROOT of Allium Cepa. []
          • POTATO
              []
        • OLIVE
            [Olea sativa], a small oval drupe, with bitter pulp abounding in oil, and hard stone; valuable as a source of oil, and also eaten pickled in an unripe state.
        • THROAT
            The BODY PART LINKING MOUTH AND STOMACH.
        • TWIG
            SMALL BRANCH GROWING ON ANOTHER BRANCH.
        • UPRIGHT
            cause oneself to be upright
        • DOUGH
            FLOUR MIXED with WATER AND YEAST.
        • FLOWER PARTS
            PARTS OF FLOWERS
        • UNGRATEFUL
            REFUSE TO SHOW that one LIKES SOMEONE ALTHOUGH S/HE HAS BENEFITED ONE.
        • ANIMALS
            rat-like animal known as 黃鼠狼
        • NAILS
            HARD SURFACE ON FINGERS AND TOES.
          • CLAWS
            • XR CLAWS SHARP END of TOES of ANIMALS, TYPICALLY FELINES.
              SHARP END of TOES of ANIMALS, TYPICALLY FELINES.
        • WALL
            SLIM, AND TYPICALLY HIGH VERTICAL PART of a BUILDING, TYPICALLY SURROUNDING a ROOM, OR USED FOR SHOWING a BOUNDARY OR PROTECTING a PLACE INSIDE.
          • CITY WALL
              FORTIFYING WALL ENCIRCLING a CITY.
          • SCREEN
            • XR SCREEN THIN WALL which CAN be MOVED, OR WALL WHICH is USED to BLOCK the WIND OR LOOKING.
              THIN WALL which CAN be MOVED, OR WALL WHICH is USED to BLOCK the WIND OR LOOKING.
        • POLITICAL OPPOSITION
            POLITICAL-PARTY OPPOSING the GOVERNING POLITICAL-PARTY.
        • SLEEVE
            PART of GARMENT MOST NEAR to the HAND.
        • GOURD
            FRUIT of a CREEPER PLANT the SHELL of which is USED as a VESSEL. []
        • WAIST
            BODY PART constituted by the portion of the trunk of the human body that is between the ribs and the hip-bones; the middle section of the body, normally slender in comparison with the parts above and below it.
        • STERN
            FRONT PART of SHIP.
        • TRUNK
            CENTRAL, TYPICALLY MOST BIG, PART of a PLANT TYPICALLY A TREE OR OF THE BODY OF AN ANIMAL
        • KEEL
            LONG BIG TIMBER at MOST LOW BOTTOM of a SHIP.
        • GRAIN
            SEED of cereal PLANTS. []
          • RICE
              MOST COMMON GRAIN in SOUTH CHINA.
          • OATS
              []
          • RYE
              KIND of GRAIN [Secale cereale]
          • WHEAT
              COMMON GRAIN [BIOLOGY]
          • MILLET
              GRAIN with SMALL CORNS. []
        • BREAST
            PAIR of BODY PARTS on the CHEST of WOMEN.
          • UDDER
            • XR UDDER BREAST of an ANIMAL, TYPICALLY A BOVINE.
              BREAST of an ANIMAL, TYPICALLY A BOVINE.
        • PUPIL
            PART of the EYE THROUGH which LIGHT ENTERS THE EYE.
        • THORN
            PLANT PART in the form of a SMALL INTENSELY SHARP LONG THING which CAN PIERCE SURFACES. [BIOLOGY]
        • UDDER
            BREAST of an ANIMAL, TYPICALLY A BOVINE.
        • BREAK
            DESTROY BY CAUSING SOMETHING NOT TO BE STRAIGHT AND WHOLE.
        • GRAPE
            BERRY of SMALL TREE PLANTED FOR PRODUCING WINE.
        • TRIGGER
            TOOL USED FOR SHOOTING, USING A GUN OR BOW:crossbow.
        • VICTIM
        • NECK
            BODY PART BETWEEN HEAD AND TRUNK.
        • GHOST
            VISIBLE SOUL AFTER DIE:death.
        • TESTING
        • LIP
            FLESH ABOVE AND BELOW the OPENING of the MOUTH.
        • CHEST
            PART of BODY BETWEEN NECK AND STOMACH.
        • BLOSSOM
            MOST IMPORTANT VISIBLE PLANT PART of FLOWERS.
        • AXLE
            MIDDLE PIN AROUND which or WITH which the WHEEL REVOLVES.
        • PEAR
            FRUIT OF TREE []???
        • PEACH
            The FRUIT of the TREE [Amygdalus persica]
        • SIGN
            A PATTERN that has some significance
        • DECLARE
        • HEM
            MOST OUTER PART of CLOTH OR GARMENT.
        • GARMENT PARTS
            PARTS of GARMENT.
        • UNWRAP
        • CITY WALL
            FORTIFYING WALL ENCIRCLING a CITY.
        • NATURE
            PART of the WORLD that is NOT HUMAN AND NOT ARTEFACT.
        • EAR
            ORGAN of HEARING.
        • BAY
            SMALL PART OF A LAKE OR the SEA.??
        • FLOUR
            GROUND GRAIN or RICE.
          • DOUGH
            • XR DOUGH FLOUR MIXED with WATER AND YEAST.
              FLOUR MIXED with WATER AND YEAST.
        • SHOULDER
            JOINT BETWEEN TRUNK AND ARM.
        • RxHYPERBATON
            METAPLASMUS of word order in which elements that are in construction with each other and normally adjacent to each other are moved away from each other.
        • INDICATOR
            A SIGN of SIGNIFICANCE as TRACE of something not directly OBSERVABLE
          • SIGN
              A PATTERN that has some significance
        • SHIP PART
            Part of a SHIP.
        • EVIL EYE
            EVIL EYE OF A WITCH
        • N/A
          • ANKLE
              The JOINT BETWEEN FOOT AND LEG.
          • ARMPIT
              The HOLLOW under the ARM where THE ARM is JOINed IN-RELATION-TO the TRUNK of an ANIMAL. 
          • AXLE
              MIDDLE PIN AROUND which or WITH which the WHEEL REVOLVES.
          • BALCONY
              PART OF BUILDING ISSUING OUTSIDE FROM WALL.
          • BATTALION
              PART of an ARMY.
          • BAY
              SMALL PART OF A LAKE OR the SEA.??
          • BLOSSOM PART
              PART of a BLOSSOM.
          • CHEEK
              SIDES of the FACE.
          • BUTTOCKS
              LOWEST BACK PART of the TRUNK of HUMANS.
          • CHEST
              PART of BODY BETWEEN NECK AND STOMACH.
          • CHIN
              MOST LOW PART of the FACE BELOW the MOUTH.
          • COLLAR
              PART of the GARMENT MOST CLOSE to the NECK AND THROAT.
          • CROWN OF HEAD
              UPSIDE of a HEAD.
          • EAVES
              CORNER of ROOF WITH DRAIN.
          • ELBOW
              JOINT IN the MIDDLE of the ARM of a HUMAN.
          • EYELASH
              HAIR on the EYELID.
          • FEATHER
              PART OF BIRD'S WINGS, LIGHT THINGS of HORN RESEMBLING MATERIAL COVERING the SKIN of BIRDS.
          • FINGER
              MOST MOVING:mobile PART of the HAND.
            • THUMB
                MOST INSIDE FINGER.
          • FISH PARTS
              Parts of FISH.
          • FOOT
              MOST LOW HORIZONTAL PART of the LEG.
          • FOREHEAD
              FRONT TOP PART of FACE ABOVE the EYES.
          • GARMENT PARTS
              PARTS of GARMENT.
          • GATE PART
              PART of GATE.
          • GATE-LOCK
              Part of the GATE by which it is LOCKED.
          • HAND
              LOWEST MAJOR PART of the ARM.
          • HANDLE
              PART of a TOOL OR an ARTEFACT USING which one CAN LIFT OR USE that TOOL OR ARTEFACT.
          • HEEL
              BACK PART of the FOOT.
          • HEM
              MOST OUTER PART of CLOTH OR GARMENT.
          • HIP
              LOWEST PART OF THE SPINE AND LOWER PART OF THE TRUNK ABOVE THE BUTTOCKS
          • HOOF
              HARD BOTTOM of the FOOT of HORSES ETC..
          • JAW
              LOWER BONE OF THE MOUTH
          • JOINT
              BODY PART IN which BONES MEET AND CAN CHANGE POSITION IN-RELATION-TO MUTUAL:each other.
            • KNEE
                BIG JOINT in the MIDDLE of the LEG.
            • SHOULDER
                JOINT BETWEEN TRUNK AND ARM.
            • WRIST
                JOINT BETWEEN ARM AND HAND.
          • KEEL
              LONG BIG TIMBER at MOST LOW BOTTOM of a SHIP.
          • LAP
              SURFACE OF THIGH AND STOMACH. [] (Comparison with Russian interesting, hence the group.)
          • LEAF
              THIN GREEN PLANT-PART which TYPICALLY GROWS on TWIGS OR FROM the ROOT.
          • LIP
              FLESH ABOVE AND BELOW the OPENING of the MOUTH.
          • NATURE
              PART of the WORLD that is NOT HUMAN AND NOT ARTEFACT.
          • NAVEL
              SMALL CAVITY in the MIDDLE of the STOMACH THROUGH which a HUMAN is FED as a FOETUS.
          • NECK
              BODY PART BETWEEN HEAD AND TRUNK.
          • NIPPLE
              BODY PART on the BREAST THROUGH which a BABY SUCKS MILK.
          • NOSE
              ORGAN USED FOR SMELLING.
          • PAGE
              PART of a DOCUMENT OR DOCUMENT WRITTEN ON ONLY ONE SURFACE of an INTENSELY THIN FLAT THING, TYPICALLY PAPER.
          • PARAGRAPH
              PART of a DOCUMENT, consisting of MANY SENTENCES, SMALL IN-RELATION-TO a CHAPTER.
          • PILLAR CAPITAL
              CARVED TOP of a PILLAR.
          • PUBLIC SPHERE
              PLACE in SOCIETY where PUBLIC ARGUMENT HAPPENS.
          • RAMPART
              TOP of CITY WALL.
          • RUDDER
              TOOL RESEMBLING BIG OAR, USED TO STEER a SHIP.
          • RXANAGRAMMA
              METAPLASMUS in which the letters forming a word are rearranged to form another word.
          • RxHYPERBATON
              METAPLASMUS of word order in which elements that are in construction with each other and normally adjacent to each other are moved away from each other.
          • RxINVERSIO
              METAPLASMUS in which normal word order within an expression is inverted.
          • SAIL
              PART of SHIP PRODUCED USING CLOTH, which RECEIVES the FORCE of the WIND.
          • SEAM
              SEWN BORDER BETWEEN TWO PIECES of CLOTH.
          • SHIP PART
              Part of a SHIP.
          • SLEEVE
              PART of GARMENT MOST NEAR to the HAND.
          • STAIRS
              PART of a BUILDING USED TO ASCEND OR DESCEND FROM ONE STOREY TO ANOTHER.
          • STERN
              FRONT PART of SHIP.
          • STRAW
              STALKY PART of A GRAIN PLANT.
          • TAIL
              BODY PART RESEMBLING a ROPE which HANGS FROM ABOVE the ANUS of an ANIMAL.
          • TESTICLE
              MALE GENITAL CONTAINING SPERM. [ANATOMY]
          • THESE
          • THIGH
              PART of the LEG ABOVE THE KNEE.
          • THROAT
              The BODY PART LINKING MOUTH AND STOMACH.
          • TOE
              MOST MOBILE PART at the END of THE FOOT.
          • TOOTH
              HARD WHITE THINGS in the MOUTH which are USED FOR BITING AND CHEWING.
          • TORSO
              CENTRAL PART of the BODY of a HUMAN OR ANIMAL CONTAINING the INNARDS ETC..
          • TRIGGER
              TOOL USED FOR SHOOTING, USING A GUN OR BOW:crossbow.
          • TROUSER PARTS
          • TRUNK
              CENTRAL, TYPICALLY MOST BIG, PART of a PLANT TYPICALLY A TREE OR OF THE BODY OF AN ANIMAL
          • VEINS
              TUBES THROUGH which BLOOD FLOWS IN the BODY. [ANATOMY]
          • VESSEL PARTS
              Part of a VESSEL.
          • WAIST
              BODY PART constituted by the portion of the trunk of the human body that is between the ribs and the hip-bones; the middle section of the body, normally slender in comparison with the parts above and below it.
          • WINGS
              BODY PART OF BIRDS USED FOR FLYING.
          • DAYTIME
              PART OF THE DAY WHEN THERE IS LIGHT.
          • FLOWER PARTS
              PARTS OF FLOWERS
          • RUMP
              PART OF THE BODY BEHIND OR BELOW THE TORSO
          • SPOUT
              PART of a VESSEL FROM which LIQUID is POURED.
        • MILLET
            GRAIN with SMALL CORNS. []
        • STAIRS
            PART of a BUILDING USED TO ASCEND OR DESCEND FROM ONE STOREY TO ANOTHER.
        • WRIST
            JOINT BETWEEN ARM AND HAND.
        • CALLOUS
            callousness
        • LEG
            LIMB ABOVE and INCLUDING the FOOT
        • MEMORY
            ORGAN of REMEMBERING
        • SYMPTOM
            A SIGN which is seen as an INDICATOR for a DISEASE
          • INDICATOR
              A SIGN of SIGNIFICANCE as TRACE of something not directly OBSERVABLE
            • SIGN
                A PATTERN that has some significance
        • RUDDER
            TOOL RESEMBLING BIG OAR, USED TO STEER a SHIP.
        • JOINT
          • XR JOINT BODY PART IN which BONES MEET AND CAN CHANGE POSITION IN-RELATION-TO MUTUAL:each other.
            BODY PART IN which BONES MEET AND CAN CHANGE POSITION IN-RELATION-TO MUTUAL:each other.
          • KNEE
            • XR KNEE BIG JOINT in the MIDDLE of the LEG.
            • XR KNEE BIG JOINT in the MIDDLE of the LEG.
              BIG JOINT in the MIDDLE of the LEG.
          • SHOULDER
              JOINT BETWEEN TRUNK AND ARM.
          • WRIST
            • XR WRIST JOINT BETWEEN ARM AND HAND.
            • XR WRIST JOINT BETWEEN ARM AND HAND.
              JOINT BETWEEN ARM AND HAND.
        • APPLE
            FRUIT of one of the TREES
        • CLAWS
            SHARP END of TOES of ANIMALS, TYPICALLY FELINES.
        • SAIL
            PART of SHIP PRODUCED USING CLOTH, which RECEIVES the FORCE of the WIND.
        • FOREHEAD
            FRONT TOP PART of FACE ABOVE the EYES.
        • MIND
            ABSTRACT ORGAN of DESIRING, THINKING, FEELing AND KNOWING in HUMANS OR ANIMALS.
        • NAVEL
            SMALL CAVITY in the MIDDLE of the STOMACH THROUGH which a HUMAN is FED as a FOETUS.
        • BALCONY
            PART OF BUILDING ISSUING OUTSIDE FROM WALL.
        • DAYTIME
            PART OF THE DAY WHEN THERE IS LIGHT.
        • STRAW
            STALKY PART of A GRAIN PLANT.
        • STEM
            IMPORTANT PLANT PART LEADS FROM ROOT TO BRANCHES ETC..
          • SPROUT
              INTENSELY YOUNG STEM OR BRANCH of a PLANT.
        • BELONG
        • ARMPIT
            The HOLLOW under the ARM where THE ARM is JOINed IN-RELATION-TO the TRUNK of an ANIMAL. 
        • HEART
            ORGAN which PUMPS BLOOD.
        • HEAP
            ARTIFICIAL MOUND of MANY THINGS ACCUMULATED in the SAME PLACE.
        • GATE PART
            PART of GATE.
        • REASON
            ORGAN of INTELLIGENCE, JUDGEMENT,2 AND ARGUMENTATION.
        • HANDLE
            PART of a TOOL OR an ARTEFACT USING which one CAN LIFT OR USE that TOOL OR ARTEFACT.
        • SKULL
            BONES of the HEAD of a DEAD BODY.
        • CONVICT
            JUDGE to BE GUILTY.
        • ROOF
            MOST UPWARD PART of a BUILDING which PROTECTS that BUILDING AGAINST RAIN.
          • BALDACHIN
            • XR BALDACHIN VEHICLE PART in the form of a ROOF OVER a VEHICLE, ON a POLE, TYPICALLY RESEMBLING AN UMBRELLA.
            • XR BALDACHIN VEHICLE PART in the form of a ROOF OVER a VEHICLE, ON a POLE, TYPICALLY RESEMBLING AN UMBRELLA.
              VEHICLE PART in the form of a ROOF OVER a VEHICLE, ON a POLE, TYPICALLY RESEMBLING AN UMBRELLA.
        • GATE-LOCK
            Part of the GATE by which it is LOCKED.
        • WINGS
            BODY PART OF BIRDS USED FOR FLYING.
        • FACE
        • SOUL
            MIND:mental/psychological ORGAN OF THE HUMAN.
          • GHOST
              VISIBLE SOUL AFTER DIE:death.
        • SEAM
            SEWN BORDER BETWEEN TWO PIECES of CLOTH.
        • WHEAT
            COMMON GRAIN [BIOLOGY]
        • LAP
            SURFACE OF THIGH AND STOMACH. [] (Comparison with Russian interesting, hence the group.)
        • GALL
            INNARD CONTAINING INTENSELY BITTER LIQUID.
        • TROUSER PARTS
        • NIPPLE
            BODY PART on the BREAST THROUGH which a BABY SUCKS MILK.
        • WILL
            ORGAN of INTENTION.
        • CONSCIENCE
            MIND:mental ORGAN of INDEPENDENT MORAL JUDGMENT of ONESELF.
        • CHIN
            MOST LOW PART of the FACE BELOW the MOUTH.
        • TREASON
            OFFEND AGAINST ONE'S SELF>OWN STATE AND SERVE ANOTHER STATE.
        • LEAF
            THIN GREEN PLANT-PART which TYPICALLY GROWS on TWIGS OR FROM the ROOT.
        • BUTTOCKS
            LOWEST BACK PART of the TRUNK of HUMANS.
        • THUMB
            MOST INSIDE FINGER.
        • SCREEN
            THIN WALL which CAN be MOVED, OR WALL WHICH is USED to BLOCK the WIND OR LOOKING.
        • PLANT PARTS
            PART of a PLANT.
          • BLOSSOM
            • XR BLOSSOM MOST IMPORTANT VISIBLE PLANT PART of FLOWERS.
              MOST IMPORTANT VISIBLE PLANT PART of FLOWERS.
          • THORN
            • XR THORN PLANT PART in the form of a SMALL INTENSELY SHARP LONG THING which CAN PIERCE SURFACES. [BIOLOGY]
              PLANT PART in the form of a SMALL INTENSELY SHARP LONG THING which CAN PIERCE SURFACES. [BIOLOGY]
          • ROOT
            • XR ROOT PART of a PLANT that is TYPICALLY IN the SOIL AND that FEEDS the PLANT.
              PART of a PLANT that is TYPICALLY IN the SOIL AND that FEEDS the PLANT.
            • ONION
                ROOT of Allium Cepa. []
            • POTATO
                []
        • FIG
            FRUIT of the fig TREE. [FICUS]???
        • TORSO
            CENTRAL PART of the BODY of a HUMAN OR ANIMAL CONTAINING the INNARDS ETC..
        • RUMP
            PART OF THE BODY BEHIND OR BELOW THE TORSO
        • JAW
            LOWER BONE OF THE MOUTH
        • BRANCH
            PART of TREE that GROWS on the TRUNK.
          • SPROUT
            • XR SPROUT INTENSELY YOUNG STEM OR BRANCH of a PLANT.
            • XR SPROUT INTENSELY YOUNG STEM OR BRANCH of a PLANT.
              INTENSELY YOUNG STEM OR BRANCH of a PLANT.
          • TWIG
            • XR TWIG SMALL BRANCH GROWING ON ANOTHER BRANCH.
              SMALL BRANCH GROWING ON ANOTHER BRANCH.
        • PILLAR CAPITAL
            CARVED TOP of a PILLAR.
        • PULSE
            RHYTHMICAL OCCURRENCE of BEAT in BLOOD VESSEL
        • LUNGS
            INTERNAL ORGAN USED FOR BREATHING.
        • LIVER
            INNER ORGAN. []
        • ALTERNATE
            CHANGE CONTINUALLY FROM ONE TO THE OTHER AND FROM THE OTHER BACK TO THE ONE.
        • INACTIVE
            REFUSE to ACT AND THEREFORE be PEACEFUL.
        • TONGUE
            SOFT ORGAN in the MOUTH BETWEEN the TEETH which is USED FOR TASTING FLAVOURS.
        • SPLEEN-ORGAN
            DARK RED OVAL ORGAN on the LEFT SIDE of the TRUNK of the HUMAN BODY. []
        • HAND
            LOWEST MAJOR PART of the ARM.
        • FEATHER
            PART OF BIRD'S WINGS, LIGHT THINGS of HORN RESEMBLING MATERIAL COVERING the SKIN of BIRDS.
        • NUT
            SMALL FRUIT which has a HARD SHELL AND A SOFT OFTEN EDIBLE KERNEL.
        • NOSE
            ORGAN USED FOR SMELLING.
        • TESTICLE
            MALE GENITAL CONTAINING SPERM. [ANATOMY]
        • BLOSSOM PART
            PART of a BLOSSOM.
        • FINGER
            MOST MOVING:mobile PART of the HAND.
          • THUMB
              MOST INSIDE FINGER.
        • ARM
            The LIMB BETWEEN SHOULDER AND the HAND of ANIMALS. 
        • BALDACHIN
            VEHICLE PART in the form of a ROOF OVER a VEHICLE, ON a POLE, TYPICALLY RESEMBLING AN UMBRELLA.
        • BATTALION
            PART of an ARMY.
        • OATS
            []
        • DIKE
            ARTIFICIAL LONG MOUNTAIN NEAR SEA OR RIVER FOR SAFEGUARDING AGAINST FLOOD.
        • HEEL
            BACK PART of the FOOT.
        • CHEEK
            SIDES of the FACE.
        • FOOT
            MOST LOW HORIZONTAL PART of the LEG.
        • TOE
            MOST MOBILE PART at the END of THE FOOT.
        • NAUGHTY
            OFFENDING HABITUALLY AND PROVOCATIVELY.
        • COLLAR
            PART of the GARMENT MOST CLOSE to the NECK AND THROAT.
        • CULPRIT
            GUILTY ONE.
        • OFFEND
            REFUSE TO OBEY OR CONFORM.
          • TREASON
              OFFEND AGAINST ONE'S SELF>OWN STATE AND SERVE ANOTHER STATE.
          • NAUGHTY
              OFFENDING HABITUALLY AND PROVOCATIVELY.
        • ORGAN
            BODY PART used for BASIC FUNCTIONS of LIFE.
          • EAR
            • XR EAR ORGAN of HEARING.
              ORGAN of HEARING.
          • EYE
              ORGAN USED FOR SEEING THINGS.
            • EVIL EYE
                EVIL EYE OF A WITCH
          • MIND
            • XR MIND ABSTRACT ORGAN of DESIRING, THINKING, FEELing AND KNOWING in HUMANS OR ANIMALS.
              ABSTRACT ORGAN of DESIRING, THINKING, FEELing AND KNOWING in HUMANS OR ANIMALS.
          • TONGUE
            • XR TONGUE SOFT ORGAN in the MOUTH BETWEEN the TEETH which is USED FOR TASTING FLAVOURS.
              SOFT ORGAN in the MOUTH BETWEEN the TEETH which is USED FOR TASTING FLAVOURS.
          • HEART
            • XR HEART ORGAN which PUMPS BLOOD.
            • XR HEART ORGAN which PUMPS BLOOD.
              ORGAN which PUMPS BLOOD.
          • LIVER
              INNER ORGAN. []
          • SOUL
            • XR SOUL MIND:mental/psychological ORGAN OF THE HUMAN.
              MIND:mental/psychological ORGAN OF THE HUMAN.
            • GHOST
                VISIBLE SOUL AFTER DIE:death.
          • CONSCIENCE
            • XR CONSCIENCE MIND:mental ORGAN of INDEPENDENT MORAL JUDGMENT of ONESELF.
              MIND:mental ORGAN of INDEPENDENT MORAL JUDGMENT of ONESELF.
          • WILL
            • XR WILL ORGAN of INTENTION.
              ORGAN of INTENTION.
          • REASON
            • XR REASON ORGAN of INTELLIGENCE, JUDGEMENT,2 AND ARGUMENTATION.
              ORGAN of INTELLIGENCE, JUDGEMENT,2 AND ARGUMENTATION.
          • GENITALS
              ORGANS USED in INTERCOURSE.
            • PENIS
                MALE GENITAL.
            • VAGINA
                FEMALE GENITAL.
          • SPLEEN-ORGAN
            • XR SPLEEN-ORGAN DARK RED OVAL ORGAN on the LEFT SIDE of the TRUNK of the HUMAN BODY. []
              DARK RED OVAL ORGAN on the LEFT SIDE of the TRUNK of the HUMAN BODY. []
          • LUNGS
            • XR LUNGS INTERNAL ORGAN USED FOR BREATHING.
              INTERNAL ORGAN USED FOR BREATHING.
          • UTERUS
            • XR UTERUS FEMALE ORGAN IN which the FOETUS GROWS.
              FEMALE ORGAN IN which the FOETUS GROWS.
          • MEMORY
              ORGAN of REMEMBERING
          • INNARDS
              INNER ORGAN of HUMANS OR ANIMALS.
            • KIDNEY
              • XR KIDNEY INNARD ORGAN PRODUCING URINE.
                INNARD ORGAN PRODUCING URINE.
            • GALL
              • XR GALL INNARD CONTAINING INTENSELY BITTER LIQUID.
                INNARD CONTAINING INTENSELY BITTER LIQUID.
            • LIVER
                INNER ORGAN. []
            • STOMACH
              • XR STOMACH PART of BODY'S TORSO BELOW THE CHEST.
                PART of BODY'S TORSO BELOW THE CHEST.
            • HEART
                ORGAN which PUMPS BLOOD.
            • BLADDER
                ORGAN CONTAINING URINE.
        • RXANAGRAMMA
            METAPLASMUS in which the letters forming a word are rearranged to form another word.
        • TOOTH
            HARD WHITE THINGS in the MOUTH which are USED FOR BITING AND CHEWING.
        • SPOUT
            PART of a VESSEL FROM which LIQUID is POURED.
        • FRUIT
            RIPE SEED ON PLANT or TREE, TYPICALLY HARVESTED by HUMANS FOR EATING.
          • GOURD
            • XR GOURD FRUIT of a CREEPER PLANT the SHELL of which is USED as a VESSEL. []
              FRUIT of a CREEPER PLANT the SHELL of which is USED as a VESSEL. []
          • ACORN
            • XR ACORN The FRUIT or seed of the oak-tree; an oval nut growing in a shallow woody cup or cupule.
              The FRUIT or seed of the oak-tree; an oval nut growing in a shallow woody cup or cupule.
          • APPLE
            • XR APPLE FRUIT of one of the TREES
              FRUIT of one of the TREES
          • BERRY
              SMALL FRUITS GROWING on BUSHES OR TREES.
            • GRAPE
              • XR GRAPE BERRY of SMALL TREE PLANTED FOR PRODUCING WINE.
                BERRY of SMALL TREE PLANTED FOR PRODUCING WINE.
            • PEPPER
              • XR PEPPER PUNGENT SPICY BERRY. []
                PUNGENT SPICY BERRY. []
          • FIG
            • XR FIG FRUIT of the fig TREE. [FICUS]???
              FRUIT of the fig TREE. [FICUS]???
          • NUT
            • XR NUT SMALL FRUIT which has a HARD SHELL AND A SOFT OFTEN EDIBLE KERNEL.
              SMALL FRUIT which has a HARD SHELL AND A SOFT OFTEN EDIBLE KERNEL.
          • OLIVE
            • XR OLIVE [Olea sativa], a small oval drupe, with bitter pulp abounding in oil, and hard stone; valuable as a source of oil, and also eaten pickled in an unripe state.
              [Olea sativa], a small oval drupe, with bitter pulp abounding in oil, and hard stone; valuable as a source of oil, and also eaten pickled in an unripe state.
          • PEACH
            • XR PEACH The FRUIT of the TREE [Amygdalus persica]
              The FRUIT of the TREE [Amygdalus persica]
          • PEAR
            • XR PEAR FRUIT OF TREE []???
              FRUIT OF TREE []???
        • UTERUS
            FEMALE ORGAN IN which the FOETUS GROWS.
        • BUNDLE
            LONG OBJECTS TIED TOGETHER
        • SESAME
            KIND of SEED [].
        • BLADDER
            ORGAN CONTAINING URINE.
        • POTATO
            []
        • THESE
        • ANKLE
            The JOINT BETWEEN FOOT AND LEG.
        • EYE PARTS
            PARTS of the EYE.
          • PUPIL
            • XR PUPIL PART of the EYE THROUGH which LIGHT ENTERS THE EYE.
              PART of the EYE THROUGH which LIGHT ENTERS THE EYE.
        • EYELASH
            HAIR on the EYELID.
        • RICE
          • XR RICE MOST COMMON GRAIN in SOUTH CHINA.
            MOST COMMON GRAIN in SOUTH CHINA.
        • VEHICLE PARTS
            PARTS of a VEHICLE.
          • BALDACHIN
              VEHICLE PART in the form of a ROOF OVER a VEHICLE, ON a POLE, TYPICALLY RESEMBLING AN UMBRELLA.
        • DEFINITE ARTICLE
            the relevant
        • CLAIRVOYANCE
            INTELLIGENCE CONCERNING what CAN NOT BE KNOWN
        • OFFER
            offer N1 one to people/others
        • DIGNITY
            GOOD GENEROUS HUMAN QUALITY DESERVING AND CAUSING RESPECT TOWARDS ONE
        • SUPERFLUOUS
            it is unnecessary to V
        • SURVIVE
            survive
        • REJECT
            rejecting
        • SATISFY
            be satisfied, be fulfilled
        • SUBJUGATE
            cause to submit or surrender
        • BURN
            catch fire
        • FINGERNAIL
            fingernail
        • INFORM
            inform
        • IMPORT
            import
        • APPOINTMENT
            have an appointment with N
        • LEADER
            senior leader
        • WOULD