diff --git a/DistFiles/Templates/SemDom.xml b/DistFiles/Templates/SemDom.xml index ab43222ae2..f90a4b0106 100644 --- a/DistFiles/Templates/SemDom.xml +++ b/DistFiles/Templates/SemDom.xml @@ -26,10 +26,10 @@ -772 Cosmology; 130 Geography +772 Cosmology; 130 Geography -1A Universe, Creation; 14 Physical Events and States +1A Universe, Creation; 14 Physical Events and States @@ -868,7 +868,7 @@ (14) What instruments are used to study the weather? -thermometer, barometer, weathervane +thermometer, barometer, weather vane @@ -1017,7 +1017,7 @@ (15) What instruments are used to measure the direction or force of the wind? -weathervane, weathercock, windsock, wind gauge +weather vane, weathercock, windsock, wind gauge @@ -1619,7 +1619,7 @@ 133 Topography and Geology -1 Geographical Objects and Features; 1F The Earth's Surface +1 Geographical Objects and Features; 1F The Earth's Surface @@ -1942,7 +1942,7 @@ -1H Depressions and Holes; 1C Regions Below the Surface of the Earth +1H Depressions and Holes; 1C Regions Below the Surface of the Earth @@ -2044,7 +2044,7 @@ (5) What words refer to land covered by grass or bushes? -grassland, prairie, savannah, bush, moor, moorland, brush, brake, heath, scrubby, scrubland, shrubby, steppe, tundra, veldt +grassland, prairie, savannah, bush, moor, moorland, brush, brake, heath, scrubby, scrubland, shrubby, steppe, tundra, veld @@ -3229,7 +3229,7 @@ -47 Activities Involving Liquids or Masses; 47A Movement of Liquids or Masses; 14E Events Involving Liquids and Dry Masses +47 Activities Involving Liquids or Masses; 47A Movement of Liquids or Masses; 14E Events Involving Liquids and Dry Masses @@ -3617,7 +3617,7 @@ -47C Application and Removal of Liquids or Masses; 79O Wet, Dry +47C Application and Removal of Liquids or Masses; 79O Wet, Dry @@ -3731,7 +3731,7 @@ -79O Wet, Dry; 47C Application and Removal of Liquids or Masses; 79O Wet, Dry +79O Wet, Dry; 47C Application and Removal of Liquids or Masses; 79O Wet, Dry @@ -4201,7 +4201,7 @@ 137 Flora -3 Plants; 3A Plants +3 Plants; 3A Plants @@ -4299,7 +4299,7 @@ (3) What types of trees are there? -acacia, alder, almond, apple, apricot, ash, aspen, avocado, azalea, balsa, balsam, banyan, bayberry, beech, betel nut, birch, blackberry, blueberry, box, boxwood, Brazil, breadfruit, broom, camellia, cashew, cassia, catalpa, cedar, cherry, chestnut, chinaberry, cinnamon, cinchona, citron, citrus, clove, coca, coconut, coffee, cornel, cottonwood, cranberry, currant, cypress, date, dogwood, ebony, elder, elm, eucalyptus, fig, fir, forsythia, gardenia, gingko, grapefruit, guava, gum, hawthorn, hazel, hazelnut, hemlock, henna, hickory, ironwood, juniper, jute, kumquat, laburnum, larch, laurel, lemon, lignum, lilac, lime, linden, litchi, locust, magnolia, mahogany, mango, mangrove, manzanita, maple, marihuana, marijuana, mesquite, mimosa, mistletoe, mulberry, myrtle, nutmeg, oak, oleander, olive, orange, papaw, papaya, persimmon, peach, pear, pecan, persimmon, pine, pistachio, plane, plum, poinciana, pomegranate, poplar, quince, redwood, rosewood, sandalwood, sapling, sassafras, satinwood, saxifrage, scrub, senna, sequoia, sisal, spruce, spurge, stinkwood, sumac, sycamore, tamarack, tamarind, tamarisk, tangerine, teak, walnut, upas, willow, yew, ylang-ylang +acacia, alder, almond, apple, apricot, ash, aspen, avocado, azalea, balsa, balsam, banyan, bayberry, beech, betel nut, birch, blackberry, blueberry, box, boxwood, Brazil, breadfruit, broom, camellia, cashew, cassia, catalpa, cedar, cherry, chestnut, chinaberry, cinnamon, cinchona, citron, citrus, clove, coca, coconut, coffee, cornel, cottonwood, cranberry, currant, cypress, date, dogwood, ebony, elder, elm, eucalyptus, fig, fir, forsythia, gardenia, ginkgo, grapefruit, guava, gum, hawthorn, hazel, hazelnut, hemlock, henna, hickory, ironwood, juniper, jute, kumquat, laburnum, larch, laurel, lemon, lignum, lilac, lime, linden, litchi, locust, magnolia, mahogany, mango, mangrove, manzanita, maple, marijuana, mesquite, mimosa, mistletoe, mulberry, myrtle, nutmeg, oak, oleander, olive, orange, papaw, papaya, persimmon, peach, pear, pecan, persimmon, pine, pistachio, plane, plum, poinciana, pomegranate, poplar, quince, redwood, rosewood, sandalwood, sapling, sassafras, satinwood, saxifrage, scrub, senna, sequoia, sisal, spruce, spurge, stinkwood, sumac, sycamore, tamarack, tamarind, tamarisk, tangerine, teak, walnut, upas, willow, yew, ylang-ylang @@ -4363,11 +4363,11 @@ -Use this domain for small plants that have roots, stems, flowers, and seeds, but do not have a wooden trunk (Phylum Spermatophyta, Subdivision Angiospermae). Also include the seedless plants, such as ferns (phylum Pteridophyta, class Felicineae), horsetails (phylum Pteridophyta, class Equisetineae), and club mosses (phylum Pteridophyta, class Lycopodineae). Plants of the Pteridophyta phylum have no flowers or seeds. Ferns have large, divided, feather-like leaves, or fronds. Club mosses are small (rarely over one meter) evergreen plants with simple leaves resembling pine or hemlock needles. Sometimes they grow upright, but often trail on the ground, where they propagate by means of runners. Horsetails send up tall, vertical, jointed stalks with branches covered with scale like leaves. +Use this domain for small plants that have roots, stems, flowers, and seeds, but do not have a wooden trunk (Phylum Spermatophyta, Subdivision Angiospermae). Also include the seedless plants, such as ferns (phylum Pteridophyta, class Filicineae), horsetails (phylum Pteridophyta, class Equisetineae), and club mosses (phylum Pteridophyta, class Lycopodineae). Plants of the Pteridophyta phylum have no flowers or seeds. Ferns have large, divided, feather-like leaves, or fronds. Club mosses are small (rarely over one meter) evergreen plants with simple leaves resembling pine or hemlock needles. Sometimes they grow upright, but often trail on the ground, where they propagate by means of runners. Horsetails send up tall, vertical, jointed stalks with branches covered with scale like leaves. -137f Grass and Weeds; 137g Herbs, medicinal, fungus +137f Grass and Weeds; 137g Herbs, medicinal, fungus 3C Plants That Are Not Trees @@ -4635,7 +4635,7 @@ 137a Plant Parts -3D Fruit Parts of Plants; 3E Non-Fruit Parts of Plants +3D Fruit Parts of Plants; 3E Non-Fruit Parts of Plants @@ -4824,7 +4824,7 @@ 137b Growth Stages -23K Grow, Growth; 23L Ripen, Produce Fruit, Bear Seed +23K Grow, Growth; 23L Ripen, Produce Fruit, Bear Seed @@ -4993,7 +4993,7 @@ (1) What words refer to types of animals? -phylum, class, order, family, genus, species, chordate, vertebrate, invertebrate, crustacean, rodent, insect, arthropod, mollusk, echidna, protozoa, protozoan, protozoon, amebic, amoeba, bacteriophage, cold-blooded, warm-blooded, multicellular, single-celled, unicellular, microorganism, germ, virus, viral, purebred, hybrid, quadruped, biped, two-footed, four-footed, diurnal, nocturnal, beast, brute, vermin, varmint, albino +phylum, class, order, family, genus, species, chordate, vertebrate, invertebrate, crustacean, rodent, insect, arthropod, mollusk, echidna, protozoa, protozoan, protozoon, amoebic, amoeba, bacteriophage, cold-blooded, warm-blooded, multicellular, single-celled, unicellular, microorganism, germ, virus, viral, purebred, hybrid, quadruped, biped, two-footed, four-footed, diurnal, nocturnal, beast, brute, vermin, varmint, albino @@ -5279,7 +5279,7 @@ (5) What species of hyrax are there? -hyrax, coney, dassy +hyrax, cony, dassie @@ -5482,7 +5482,7 @@ (3) What species of bird are there? -accipiter, accipitrine, anhinga, albatross, aquiline, auk, avocet, bittern, blackbird, blackcap, bluebird, blue jay, bobolink, bobwhite, booby, brant, bullfinch, bunting, bustard, buteo, buzzard, canary, caracara, cardinal, cassowary, catbird, chat, chickadee, chicken, cock, cockatoo, cormorant, condor, coot, crane, crepuscular, crow, cuckoo, curlew, cygnet, dove, drake, duck, duckling, dunlin, eagle, eaglet, egret, eider, emu, erne, falcon, fieldfare, finch, flamingo, flicker, flycatcher, fulmar, gallinule, gander, gannet, gnatcatcher, goatsucker, godwit, goldfinch, goose, goshawk, gosling, grackle, grebe, grouse, gull, gyrfalcon, hawk, hen, heron, hoopoe, hummingbird, ibis, jackdaw, jaeger, jay, junco, kea, kingbird, kingfisher, kite, kittiwake, kiwi, lapwing, lark, loon, lovebird, lyrebird, macaw, magpie, mallard, martin, merganser, mew, moa, mockingbird, myna, mynah, nighthawk, nightjar, nonpasserine, nuthatch, oriole, oscine, osprey, ostrich, owl, parakeet, passerine, parrot, partridge, peacock, peafowl, peahen, peewit, pelican, penguin, peregrine, petrel, pewee, pewit, phalarope, pheasant, pigeon, pintail, pipit, plover, ptarmigan, puffin, quail, quetzal, rail, ratite, raven, redbird, rhea, ricebird, ringdove, robin, rooster, rook, runner, sandpiper, sapsucker, scoter, seagull, shearwater, shelduck, siskin, skua, snipe, snowbird, sparrow, spoonbill, squab, starling, stilt, stork, swallow, swan, swift, tailorbird, tanager, teal, tern, thrasher, thrush, tit, titmouse, towhee, trumpeter, tumbler, turkey, turnstone, turtledove, vireo, vulture, vulturine, wading, warbler, waxwing, weaverbird, whistler, willet, woodcock, woodpecker, wren, yellowhammer, yellowlegs, yellowthroat +accipiter, accipitrine, anhinga, albatross, aquiline, auk, avocet, bittern, blackbird, blackcap, bluebird, blue jay, bobolink, bobwhite, booby, brant, bullfinch, bunting, bustard, buteo, buzzard, canary, caracara, cardinal, cassowary, catbird, chat, chickadee, chicken, cock, cockatoo, cormorant, condor, coot, crane, crepuscular, crow, cuckoo, curlew, cygnet, dove, drake, duck, duckling, dunlin, eagle, eaglet, egret, eider, emu, erne, falcon, fieldfare, finch, flamingo, flicker, flycatcher, fulmar, gallinule, gander, gannet, gnatcatcher, goatsucker, godwit, goldfinch, goose, goshawk, gosling, grackle, grebe, grouse, gull, gyrfalcon, hawk, hen, heron, hoopoe, hummingbird, ibis, jackdaw, jaeger, jay, junco, kea, kingbird, kingfisher, kite, kittiwake, kiwi, lapwing, lark, loon, lovebird, lyrebird, macaw, magpie, mallard, martin, merganser, mew, moa, mockingbird, myna, nighthawk, nightjar, nonpasserine, nuthatch, oriole, oscine, osprey, ostrich, owl, parakeet, passerine, parrot, partridge, peacock, peafowl, peahen, peewit, pelican, penguin, peregrine, petrel, pewee, pewit, phalarope, pheasant, pigeon, pintail, pipit, plover, ptarmigan, puffin, quail, quetzal, rail, ratite, raven, redbird, rhea, ricebird, ringdove, robin, rooster, rook, runner, sandpiper, sapsucker, scoter, seagull, shearwater, shelduck, siskin, skua, snipe, snowbird, sparrow, spoonbill, squab, starling, stilt, stork, swallow, swan, swift, tailorbird, tanager, teal, tern, thrasher, thrush, tit, titmouse, towhee, trumpeter, tumbler, turkey, turnstone, turtledove, vireo, vulture, vulturine, wading, warbler, waxwing, weaverbird, whistler, willet, woodcock, woodpecker, wren, yellowhammer, yellowleg, yellowthroat @@ -5838,7 +5838,7 @@ (2) What species of insects are there? -ant, army ant, armyworm, bedbug, bee, beetle, bluebottle fly, botfly, bristletail, bumblebee, butterfly, carpenter bee, chigger, cicada, cockroach, cricket, daddy longlegs, damselfly, deerfly, dragonfly, dung beetle, earwig, firefly, flea, fly, glowworm, gnat, grasshopper, hawkmoth, hellgramite, honeybee, hornet, horsefly, housefly, inchworm, jigger, katydid, ladybug, leafhopper, lice, locust, long-horned beetle, louse, mantis, mayfly, midge, millipede, mite, monarch butterfly, mosquito, moth, mud wasp, nit, praying mantis, roach, sawfly, scarab, silkworm, silverfish, stinkbug, swallowtail, termite, tick, tsetse fly, tumblebug, walking stick, wasp, weevil, wiggler, wriggler +ant, army ant, armyworm, bedbug, bee, beetle, bluebottle fly, botfly, bristletail, bumblebee, butterfly, carpenter bee, chigger, cicada, cockroach, cricket, daddy longlegs, damselfly, deerfly, dragonfly, dung beetle, earwig, firefly, flea, fly, glowworm, gnat, grasshopper, hawkmoth, hellgramite, honeybee, hornet, horsefly, housefly, inchworm, jigger, katydid, ladybug, leaf-hopper, lice, locust, long-horned beetle, louse, mantis, mayfly, midge, millipede, mite, monarch butterfly, mosquito, moth, mud wasp, nit, praying mantis, roach, sawfly, scarab, silkworm, silverfish, stinkbug, swallowtail, termite, tick, tsetse fly, tumblebug, walking stick, wasp, weevil, wiggler, wriggler @@ -5854,7 +5854,7 @@ (4) What words describe insects? -borer, carnivorous, cosmopolitan, crawling, creeping, diurnal, dauber, flying, hopper, hopping, insectile, larva, larval, nocturnal, pest, predacious, predator, pupa, queen, segmented, stinging, two-winged, venomous, winged, wingless +borer, carnivorous, cosmopolitan, crawling, creeping, diurnal, dauber, flying, hopper, hopping, insectile, larva, larval, nocturnal, pest, predaceous, predator, pupa, queen, segmented, stinging, two-winged, venomous, winged, wingless @@ -5911,7 +5911,7 @@ -136g Amphibian, worm; 136j Fish and Mollusk +136g Amphibian, worm; 136j Fish and Mollusk 4E Fishes and Other Sea Creatures @@ -6034,7 +6034,7 @@ (15) What words refer to brachiopods--animals with two shells and two arms (phylum Brachiopoda)? -brachiopod, lampshell +brachiopod, lamp shell @@ -6234,7 +6234,7 @@ (1) What are the parts of insects? -head, abdomen, thorax, carapace, exoskeleton, wing, horn, stinger, sting, segment, antenna, feeler, forewing, proboscis, compound eye, spinneret +head, abdomen, thorax, carapace, exoskeleton, wing, horn, stinger, sting, segment, antenna, feeler, fore wing, hind wing, proboscis, compound eye, spinneret @@ -7043,7 +7043,7 @@ -9B Males; 9C Females +9B Males; 9C Females @@ -7166,7 +7166,7 @@ -9 People; 9A Human Beings +9 People; 9A Human Beings @@ -7240,10 +7240,10 @@ -140 Human Biology; 141 Anthropometry; 142 Descriptive Somatology +140 Human Biology; 141 Anthropometry; 142 Descriptive Somatology -8 Body, Body Parts, and Body Products; 8A Body; 8B Parts of the Body +8 Body, Body Parts, and Body Products; 8A Body; 8B Parts of the Body @@ -7501,7 +7501,7 @@ (4) What do the ears do? -hear, +hear @@ -7592,7 +7592,7 @@ (3) What words describe a person's nose? -pointed, flat, turned-up, snub-nosed, stubby, wide, long, upturned, hooked, aquiline, +pointed, flat, turned-up, snub-nosed, stubby, wide, long, upturned, hooked, aquiline @@ -8758,14 +8758,14 @@ -Use this domain for the functions and actions of the whole body. Use the subdomains in this section for functions, actions, secretions, and products of various parts of the body. In each domain include any special words that are used of animals. +Use this domain for the functions and actions of the whole body. Use the subdomains in this section for functions, actions, secretions, and products of various parts of the body. In each domain include any special words that are used of animals. -147 Physiological Data; 514 Elimination +147 Physiological Data; 514 Elimination -8C Physiological Products of the Body; 23 Physiological Processes and States +8C Physiological Products of the Body; 23 Physiological Processes and States @@ -9421,7 +9421,7 @@ 151 Sensation and Perception -24 Sensory Events and States; 24G General Sensory Perception +24 Sensory Events and States; 24G General Sensory Perception @@ -11081,7 +11081,7 @@ -24D Taste; 79H Sweet, Bitter, Tasteless +24D Taste; 79H Sweet, Bitter, Tasteless @@ -11235,7 +11235,7 @@ -24C Smell; 79I Fragrance, Odor +24C Smell; 79I Fragrance, Odor @@ -12103,7 +12103,7 @@ -147 Physiological Data; 740 Health and Welfare +147 Physiological Data; 740 Health and Welfare 23H Health, Vigor, Strength @@ -12146,7 +12146,7 @@ (5) What words refer to a person's physical condition? -health, wellbeing, condition, physiology +health, well-being, condition, physiology @@ -12485,7 +12485,7 @@ -(15) What words refer to sexually transmitted disease? +(15) What words refer to sexually transmitted disease? venereal disease, AIDS, gonorrhea, syphilis, herpes @@ -13095,7 +13095,7 @@ -732 Disabilities; Handicapped; 734 Invalidism +732 Disabilities; Handicapped; 734 Invalidism @@ -13482,7 +13482,7 @@ -164 Morbidity; 753 Theory of Disease +164 Morbidity; 753 Theory of Disease @@ -13713,7 +13713,7 @@ (10) What words refer to a pain that increases and decreases repeatedly? -throb, throbbing, +throb, throbbing @@ -14142,7 +14142,7 @@ -742 Medical Research; 751 Preventive Medicine; 757 Medical Therapy; 758 Medical Care +742 Medical Research; 751 Preventive Medicine; 757 Medical Therapy; 758 Medical Care @@ -14211,7 +14211,7 @@ -(9) What words refer to things are done to treat disease? +(9) What words refer to things are done to treat disease? radiation, scan @@ -14378,7 +14378,7 @@ -751 Preventive Medicine; 278 Pharmaceuticals +751 Preventive Medicine; 278 Pharmaceuticals 6T Medicines @@ -14612,7 +14612,7 @@ -754 Sorcery; 755 Magical and Mental Therapy +754 Sorcery; 755 Magical and Mental Therapy @@ -14664,7 +14664,7 @@ -158 Personality Disorders; 756 Shamans and Psychotherapists +158 Personality Disorders; 756 Shamans and Psychotherapists @@ -14767,7 +14767,7 @@ -761 Life and Death; 159 Life History Materials +761 Life and Death; 159 Life History Materials 23G Live, Die @@ -14879,7 +14879,7 @@ -580 Marriage; 581 Basis of Marriage; 582 Regulation of Marriage; 583 Mode of Marriage; 587 Secondary Marriages; 588 Special Unions and Marriages; Irregular Unions; 595 Polygamy +580 Marriage; 581 Basis of Marriage; 582 Regulation of Marriage; 583 Mode of Marriage; 587 Secondary Marriages; 588 Special Unions and Marriages; Irregular Unions; 595 Polygamy 34J Marriage, Divorce @@ -15007,7 +15007,7 @@ -583 Mode of Marriage; 584 Arranging a Marriage +583 Mode of Marriage; 584 Arranging a Marriage @@ -15018,7 +15018,7 @@ (1) What words refer to the process of arranging a marriage? -arrange a marriage, arranged marriage, marriage negotiations, match, espousals, marry off +arrange a marriage, arranged marriage, marriage negotiations, match, espousal, marry off @@ -15465,7 +15465,7 @@ -830 Sex; 831 Sexuality; 832 Sexual Stimulation; 833 Sexual Intercourse +830 Sex; 831 Sexuality; 832 Sexual Stimulation; 833 Sexual Intercourse 23D Sexual Relations @@ -15684,7 +15684,7 @@ -684 Sex and Marital Offenses; 834 General Sex Restrictions; 835 Kinship Regulation of Sex; 836 Premarital Sex Relations; 837 Extramarital Sex Relations; 838 Homosexuality; 839 Miscellaneous Sex Behavior +684 Sex and Marital Offenses; 834 General Sex Restrictions; 835 Kinship Regulation of Sex; 836 Premarital Sex Relations; 837 Extramarital Sex Relations; 838 Homosexuality; 839 Miscellaneous Sex Behavior 88J' Sexual Misbehavior @@ -15867,7 +15867,7 @@ -163 Birth Statistics; 840 Reproduction; 841 Menstruation; 844 Childbirth; 846 Postnatal Care +163 Birth Statistics; 840 Reproduction; 841 Menstruation; 844 Childbirth; 846 Postnatal Care 23C Birth, Procreation @@ -15952,7 +15952,7 @@ -843 Pregnancy; 842 Conception +843 Pregnancy; 842 Conception @@ -16057,7 +16057,7 @@ -847 Abortion and Infanticide; 168 Population Policy +847 Abortion and Infanticide; 168 Population Policy @@ -16191,7 +16191,7 @@ (2) What words refer to a doctor operating on a woman to deliver a baby? -Caesarean +Caesarean section @@ -16332,7 +16332,7 @@ -852 Ceremonial During Infancy and Childhood; 851 Social Placement +852 Ceremonial During Infancy and Childhood; 851 Social Placement @@ -16376,7 +16376,7 @@ -145 Ontogenetic Data; 850 Infancy and Childhood; 880 Adolescence, Adulthood, and Old Age +145 Ontogenetic Data; 850 Infancy and Childhood; 880 Adolescence, Adulthood, and Old Age @@ -16460,7 +16460,7 @@ -853 Infant Feeding; 854 Infant Care; 862 Weaning and Food Training +853 Infant Feeding; 854 Infant Care; 862 Weaning and Food Training @@ -16532,7 +16532,7 @@ (9) What words refer to a baby urinating or defecating? -wet, urinate, defecate, potty, +wet, urinate, defecate, potty @@ -16576,7 +16576,7 @@ -857 Childhood Activities; 858 Status of Children +857 Childhood Activities; 858 Status of Children 9D Children @@ -16629,7 +16629,7 @@ -855 Child Care; 860 Socialization; 861 Techniques of Inculcation; 862 Weaning and Food Training; 863 Cleanliness Training; 864 Sex Training; 865 Aggression Training; 866 Independence Training; 867 Transmission of Cultural Norms; 868 Transmission of Skills; 869 Transmission of Beliefs +855 Child Care; 860 Socialization; 861 Techniques of Inculcation; 862 Weaning and Food Training; 863 Cleanliness Training; 864 Sex Training; 865 Aggression Training; 866 Independence Training; 867 Transmission of Cultural Norms; 868 Transmission of Skills; 869 Transmission of Beliefs 35F Rear, Bring Up @@ -16732,7 +16732,7 @@ -881 Puberty and Initiation; 882 Status of Adolescents; 883 Adolescent Activities; 884 Majority +881 Puberty and Initiation; 882 Status of Adolescents; 883 Adolescent Activities; 884 Majority @@ -16867,7 +16867,7 @@ -886 Senescence; 887 Activities of the Aged; 888 Status and Treatment of the Aged +886 Senescence; 887 Activities of the Aged; 888 Status and Treatment of the Aged @@ -16976,7 +16976,7 @@ -145 Ontogenetic Data; 856 Development and Maturation +145 Ontogenetic Data; 856 Development and Maturation 23K Grow, Growth @@ -17404,7 +17404,7 @@ -165 Mortality; 760 Death; 763 Dying +165 Mortality; 760 Death; 763 Dying 23G Live, Die @@ -17813,7 +17813,7 @@ -765 Mourning; 768 Social Readjustments to Death; 769 Cult of the Dead +765 Mourning; 768 Social Readjustments to Death; 769 Cult of the Dead 25L Laugh, Cry, Groan x @@ -17882,7 +17882,7 @@ -766 Special Burial Practices and Funerals; Deviant Mortuary Practices; 767 Mortuary Specialists +766 Special Burial Practices and Funerals; Deviant Mortuary Practices; 767 Mortuary Specialists 52 Funerals and Burial @@ -18256,7 +18256,7 @@ -150 Behavior Processes and Personality; 156 Social Personality; 157 Personality Traits +150 Behavior Processes and Personality; 156 Social Personality; 157 Personality Traits @@ -18603,7 +18603,7 @@ -30 Think; 30A To Think, Thought +30 Think; 30A To Think, Thought @@ -18668,7 +18668,7 @@ -30 Think; 30A To Think, Thought; 30B To Think About, with the Implied Purpose of Responding Appropriately +30 Think; 30A To Think, Thought; 30B To Think About, with the Implied Purpose of Responding Appropriately @@ -19097,7 +19097,7 @@ -27 Learn; 27A Learn +27 Learn; 27A Learn @@ -19171,7 +19171,7 @@ -120 Research Methods; Methodology; 121 Theoretical Orientation in Research and Its Results; 122 Practical Preparations in Conducting Fieldwork; 123 Observational Role in Research; 124 Interviewing in Research; 125 Tests and Schedules Administered In the Field; 126 Recording and Collecting In the Field; 127 Historical and Archival Research; 128 Organization and Analysis of Results of Research +120 Research Methods; Methodology; 121 Theoretical Orientation in Research and Its Results; 122 Practical Preparations in Conducting Fieldwork; 123 Observational Role in Research; 124 Interviewing in Research; 125 Tests and Schedules Administered In the Field; 126 Recording and Collecting In the Field; 127 Historical and Archival Research; 128 Organization and Analysis of Results of Research 27D Try To Learn @@ -19182,7 +19182,7 @@ (1) What words refer to studying something? -study, analyze, check, concern yourself with, consider, determine, examine, experiment (v), follow, inquire into, investigate, learn, look into/for, look something up, probe, prowl, seek, search, research, study, test, trace, track, trail, try to find out about +study, analyze, check, concern yourself with, consider, determine, examine, experiment (v), follow, inquire into, investigate, learn, look into/for, look something up, probe, prowl, seek, search, research, study, test, trace, track, trail, try to find out about @@ -19214,7 +19214,7 @@ (5) What words refer to a person who studies something? -astronomer, biologist, botanist, detective, investigator, linguist, mathematician, operative, reconnoiterer, scientist, scout, spy, undercover agent, zoologist +astronomer, biologist, botanist, detective, investigator, linguist, mathematician, operative, reconnoitrer, scientist, scout, spy, undercover agent, zoologist @@ -19263,7 +19263,7 @@ -125 Tests and Schedules Administered In the Field; 208 Public Opinion +125 Tests and Schedules Administered In the Field; 208 Public Opinion 30G To Distinguish, To Evaluate, To Judge @@ -19290,7 +19290,7 @@ (3) What words refer to choosing which of two or more things is better? -differentiate, differentiation, discriminate, distinguish, rank, rate, rating, separate, hold in esteem, hold up +differentiate, differentiation, discriminate, distinguish, rank, rate, rating, separate, hold in esteem, hold up @@ -19485,7 +19485,7 @@ -28 Know; 28A Know; 28B Known +28 Know; 28A Know; 28B Known @@ -19583,7 +19583,7 @@ -28C Well Known, Clearly Shown, Revealed; 28D Able To Be Known; 28E Not Able To Be Known, Secret +28C Well Known, Clearly Shown, Revealed; 28D Able To Be Known; 28E Not Able To Be Known, Secret @@ -19756,7 +19756,7 @@ -32 Understand; 32A Understand; 32B Come To Understand; 32C Ease or Difficulty in Understand +32 Understand; 32A Understand; 32B Come To Understand; 32C Ease or Difficulty in Understand @@ -19908,7 +19908,7 @@ -31A Have an Opinion, Hold a View; 31 Hold a View, Believe, Trust; 31D Acknowledge; 31G Accept as True; 31H Change an Opinion Concerning Truth +31A Have an Opinion, Hold a View; 31 Hold a View, Believe, Trust; 31D Acknowledge; 31G Accept as True; 31H Change an Opinion Concerning Truth @@ -19950,7 +19950,7 @@ -31F Believe To Be True; 31J Be a Believer, Christian Faith +31F Believe To Be True; 31J Be a Believer, Christian Faith @@ -20210,7 +20210,7 @@ -33W Agree; 31C Agree, Consent +33W Agree; 31C Agree, Consent @@ -20670,7 +20670,7 @@ -29 Memory and Recall; 29B Recalling from Memory; 29D Recalling and Responding with Appropriate Action +29 Memory and Recall; 29B Recalling from Memory; 29D Recalling and Responding with Appropriate Action @@ -21446,7 +21446,7 @@ -25O Patience, Endurance, Perseverance; 25F Be Eager, Be Earnest, In a Devoted Manner +25O Patience, Endurance, Perseverance; 25F Be Eager, Be Earnest, In a Devoted Manner @@ -21466,7 +21466,7 @@ (2) What words describe a person who is determined? -determined, adamant, committed, driven, hard headed, inexorable, inflexible, obdurate, persevering, pertinacious, single-minded, steadfast, strong-willed, stubborn, tenacious, uncompromising +determined, adamant, committed, driven, hard headed, inexorable, inflexible, obdurate, persevering, pertinacious, single-minded, steadfast, strong-willed, stubborn, tenacious, uncompromising @@ -21490,7 +21490,7 @@ (5) What words refer to the quality of being determined? -determination, ambition, commitment, drive, endurance, perseverance, pertinacity, resolve, spirit, fighting spirit, steadfastness, stick-to-itiveness, tenacity, will, willpower +determination, ambition, commitment, drive, endurance, perseverance, pertinacity, resolve, spirit, fighting spirit, steadfastness, sticktoitiveness, tenacity, will, willpower @@ -21564,7 +21564,7 @@ (4) What words refer to the quality of being stubborn? -stubbornness, inflexibility, obstinacy, tenacity, stick-to-itiveness +stubbornness, inflexibility, obstinacy, tenacity, sticktoitiveness @@ -22004,7 +22004,7 @@ (6) What words refer to someone who gives advice? -advisor, counselor, consultant, guru, mentor, coach +adviser, counselor, consultant, guru, mentor, coach @@ -22070,7 +22070,7 @@ -33B' Urge, Persuade; 33H' Recommend, Propose +33B' Urge, Persuade; 33H' Recommend, Propose @@ -22555,11 +22555,11 @@ (1) What words refer to preventing someone from doing something. -prevent someone from, keep someone from, avert, avoid, check, frustrate, nip in the bud, obviate, pre-empt, pre-emption, prevention, prohibit, stave off, stop, stopping, constrain, impose, hinder, impede, limit, overcome, prevail +prevent someone from, keep someone from, avert, avoid, check, frustrate, nip in the bud, obviate, preempt, preemption, prevention, prohibit, stave off, stop, stopping, constrain, impose, hinder, impede, limit, overcome, prevail -The rain <prevented> John <from> finishing his work.; John <kept> us <from> losing our way. +The rain <prevented> John <from> finishing his work.; John <kept> us <from> losing our way. @@ -22568,7 +22568,7 @@ (2) What words refer to something that prevents someone from doing something? -check, constraint, impediment, limitation, restriction, +check, constraint, impediment, limitation, restriction @@ -22806,7 +22806,7 @@ -152 Drives and Emotions; 150 Behavior Processes and Personality +152 Drives and Emotions; 150 Behavior Processes and Personality 25 Attitudes and Emotions @@ -23655,7 +23655,7 @@ -25K Happy, Glad, Joyful; 25H Acceptable To, To Be Pleased With; 25J Enjoy, Take Pleasure In, Be Fond of Doing +25K Happy, Glad, Joyful; 25H Acceptable To, To Be Pleased With; 25J Enjoy, Take Pleasure In, Be Fond of Doing @@ -24275,7 +24275,7 @@ (15) What words describe a person who does not feel excited? -calm, unexcited, +calm, unexcited @@ -24522,7 +24522,7 @@ (5) What words indicate that you don't care, because you will be happy no matter what happens? -don't mind, not be fussy, it doesn't bother me, +don't mind, not be fussy, it doesn't bother me @@ -24847,7 +24847,7 @@ -25W Sorrow, Regret; 25X Discouragement +25W Sorrow, Regret; 25X Discouragement @@ -24874,7 +24874,7 @@ (3) What words describe someone who feels sad? -sad, crestfallen, dejected, disappointed, discouraged, doleful, down, downcast, downhearted, fed up, forlorn, gloomy, glum, grouchy, grumpy, with a heavy heart, homesick, low, melancholy, morose, mournful, pensive, sober (adj), solemn, sorry, sorrowful, sullen, unhappy, wistful, woeful +sad, crestfallen, dejected, disappointed, discouraged, doleful, down, downcast, downhearted, fed up, forlorn, gloomy, glum, grouchy, grumpy, with a heavy heart, homesick, low, melancholy, morose, mournful, pensive, sober (adj), solemn, sorry, sorrowful, sullen, unhappy, wistful, woeful @@ -24978,7 +24978,7 @@ (16) What words describe something that you wish had not happened? -unfortunate, regrettable, +unfortunate, regrettable @@ -25121,7 +25121,7 @@ -88Z Hate, Hateful; 25Q Abhor +88Z Hate, Hateful; 25Q Abhor @@ -25230,7 +25230,7 @@ (6) What words describe something that causes someone to feel disgusted? -disgusting, abhorrent, abominable, awful, detestable, foul, gross, loathsome, nasty, nauseating, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, sick, sickening +disgusting, abhorrent, abominable, awful, detestable, foul, gross, loathsome, nasty, nauseating, repugnant, repulsive, revolting, sick, sickening @@ -25724,7 +25724,7 @@ -25R Shame, Disgrace, Humiliation; 88T Act Shamefully +25R Shame, Disgrace, Humiliation; 88T Act Shamefully @@ -25895,7 +25895,7 @@ -88X Anger, Be Indignant With; 25P Offend, Be Offended; 88W Resentful, Hold a Grudge Against +88X Anger, Be Indignant With; 25P Offend, Be Offended; 88W Resentful, Hold a Grudge Against @@ -25959,7 +25959,7 @@ (8) What words refer to causing someone to feel angry? -anger (v), make someone angry, make someone mad, aggravate, antagonize, chafe, cross someone, disturb, embitter, enrage, exasperate, gall, incense, infuriate, insult (v), irk, madden, needle, nettle, offend, cause offense, peeve, perturb, pique, provoke, rankle, rile, vex, make your blood boil, make you sick, get someone going, get someone's back up, wind someone up, be like a red flag to a bull +anger (v), make someone angry, make someone mad, aggravate, antagonize, chafe, cross someone, disturb, embitter, enrage, exasperate, gall, incense, infuriate, insult (v), irk, madden, needle, nettle, offend, cause offense, peeve, perturb, pique, provoke, rankle, rile, vex, make your blood boil, make you sick, get someone going, get someone's back up, wind someone up, be like a red flag to a bull @@ -26407,7 +26407,7 @@ (4) What words refer to feeling very nervous? -agitated, be a bundle of nerves, excited, have the jitters, be jittery, jumpy, nervous wreck, panicky, be in a state, +agitated, be a bundle of nerves, excited, have the jitters, be jittery, jumpy, nervous wreck, panicky, be in a state @@ -26842,7 +26842,7 @@ (2) What words refer to speaking for a long time? -loquacious, verbose, wordy, run on, longwinded, compendious, interminable +loquacious, verbose, wordy, run on, long-winded, compendious, interminable @@ -27510,7 +27510,7 @@ -The book <is about> the President.; The meeting <is about> the schedule.; The story <depicts> the life of the President.; The story <presents> a view of the President. +The book <is about> the President.; The meeting <is about> the schedule.; The story <depicts> the life of the President.; The story <presents> a view of the President. @@ -27523,7 +27523,7 @@ -John was talking <about> the new seed he bought.; I read <about> John in the newspaper.; a book <about> the President; the book <on> the President; the picture <of> the President; an experiment <concerning> growing rice; a course <in> history +John was talking <about> the new seed he bought.; I read <about> John in the newspaper.; a book <about> the President; the book <on> the President; the picture <of> the President; an experiment <concerning> growing rice; a course <in> history @@ -27536,7 +27536,7 @@ -The <subject> of the book is the President.; The <topic> of the discussion is efficiency. +The <subject> of the book is the President.; The <topic> of the discussion is efficiency. @@ -27557,7 +27557,7 @@ -72 True, False; 72A True, False; 72B Accurate, Inaccurate +72 True, False; 72A True, False; 72B Accurate, Inaccurate @@ -27591,7 +27591,7 @@ -33R Speak Truth, Speak Falsehood; 88E Honesty, Sincerity +33R Speak Truth, Speak Falsehood; 88E Honesty, Sincerity @@ -27737,7 +27737,7 @@ -70 Real, Unreal; 73 Genuine, Phony +70 Real, Unreal; 73 Genuine, Phony @@ -28094,7 +28094,7 @@ 124 Interviewing in Research -33L Ask For, Request; 33N Question, Answer +33L Ask For, Request; 33N Question, Answer @@ -28460,7 +28460,7 @@ -33J' Thanks; 25I Thankful, Grateful +33J' Thanks; 25I Thankful, Grateful @@ -28631,7 +28631,7 @@ (4) What words describe a person who boasts? -boastful, vain, proud, bigheaded, be all talk, be all bluster +boastful, vain, proud, big-headed, be all talk, be all bluster @@ -28839,7 +28839,7 @@ -33P' Insult, Slander; 33R' Mock, Ridicule +33P' Insult, Slander; 33R' Mock, Ridicule @@ -29114,7 +29114,7 @@ -537 Oratory; 544 Public Lectures +537 Oratory; 544 Public Lectures @@ -29188,7 +29188,7 @@ -33O Inform, Announce; 33P Assert, Declare; 33S Preach, Proclaim +33O Inform, Announce; 33P Assert, Declare; 33S Preach, Proclaim @@ -29320,7 +29320,7 @@ -190 Language; 197 Linguistic Identification; 198 Special Languages; 193 Grammar; 194 Phonology; 192 Vocabulary +190 Language; 197 Linguistic Identification; 198 Special Languages; 193 Grammar; 194 Phonology; 192 Vocabulary 33A Language @@ -29826,7 +29826,7 @@ -1210 Archaeological Excavation Methods; 1211 Dating Methods in Archaeology; 1212 Laboratory Analysis of Materials Other Than Dating Methods in Archaeology; 1213 Comparative Data [in Reconstructing History]; 129 Archaiological Survey Methods; 138 Post Depositional Processes in Archaeological Sites; 159 Life History Materials; 170 History and Culture Change; 171 Comparative Evidence; Distributional Evidence; 1710 Cultural Revitalization and Ethnogenesis; 172 Prehistory; Archaeology; 173 Traditional History; 174 Historical Reconstruction; 175 History; Recorded History; 176 Innovation; 177 Acculturation and Culture Contact; 178 Sociocultural Trends; 910 Archaeological Measures, Techniques and Analysis; 911 Chronologies and Cultural Sequences; 912 Cultural Stratigraphy; 913 Functional Specialization; 914 Typologies and Classification; 915 Archaeological Inventories +1210 Archaeological Excavation Methods; 1211 Dating Methods in Archaeology; 1212 Laboratory Analysis of Materials Other Than Dating Methods in Archaeology; 1213 Comparative Data [in Reconstructing History]; 129 Archaeological Survey Methods; 138 Post Depositional Processes in Archaeological Sites; 159 Life History Materials; 170 History and Culture Change; 171 Comparative Evidence; Distributional Evidence; 1710 Cultural Revitalization and Ethnogenesis; 172 Prehistory; Archaeology; 173 Traditional History; 174 Historical Reconstruction; 175 History; Recorded History; 176 Innovation; 177 Acculturation and Culture Contact; 178 Sociocultural Trends; 910 Archaeological Measures, Techniques and Analysis; 911 Chronologies and Cultural Sequences; 912 Cultural Stratigraphy; 913 Functional Specialization; 914 Typologies and Classification; 915 Archaeological Inventories @@ -29901,7 +29901,7 @@ (1) What words refer to foolish talk? -foolish talk, foolishness, babble, balderdash, bilge, blather, chit-chat, drivel, falderal, gossipy, hooey, humbug, idle talk, joking, nonsense, prate, prattle, stupidity, twaddle +foolish talk, foolishness, babble, balderdash, bilge, blather, chit-chat, drivel, folderol, gossipy, hooey, humbug, idle talk, joking, nonsense, prate, prattle, stupidity, twaddle @@ -30454,10 +30454,10 @@ -212 Writing; 218 Writing and Printing Supplies +212 Writing; 218 Writing and Printing Supplies -33E Written Language; 6J Instruments Used in Marking and Writing +33E Written Language; 6J Instruments Used in Marking and Writing @@ -30499,7 +30499,7 @@ -538 Literature; 539 Literary Texts; 900 Texts; 901 Texts in the Language of the Culture or Ethnic Group; 902 Texts Translated in English; 903 Interlinear Translations +538 Literature; 539 Literary Texts; 900 Texts; 901 Texts in the Language of the Culture or Ethnic Group; 902 Texts Translated in English; 903 Interlinear Translations @@ -30588,7 +30588,7 @@ -214 Publishing; 213 Printing +214 Publishing; 213 Printing @@ -30654,7 +30654,7 @@ -210 Records; 126 Recording and Collecting In the Field; 211 Mnemonic Devices; 217 Archives +210 Records; 126 Recording and Collecting In the Field; 211 Mnemonic Devices; 217 Archives @@ -30861,7 +30861,7 @@ (3) What words describe something that has two meanings? -ambiguous, double meaning, doubletalk +ambiguous, double meaning, double talk @@ -30900,7 +30900,7 @@ (3) What words refer to something that has no meaning? -nonsense, gibberish, babble, drivel, hocus-pocus, mumbo-jumbo, gobbledygook +nonsense, gibberish, babble, drivel, hocus-pocus, mumbo jumbo, gobbledygook @@ -31018,7 +31018,7 @@ -2010 Internet Communications; 202 Transmission of Messages; 203 Dissemination of News and Information; 204 Press; 205 Mail; Postal System; 206 Telephone and Telegraph; 207 Radio and Television +2010 Internet Communications; 202 Transmission of Messages; 203 Dissemination of News and Information; 204 Press; 205 Mail; Postal System; 206 Telephone and Telegraph; 207 Radio and Television @@ -31184,7 +31184,7 @@ -203 Dissemination of News and Information; 204 Press +203 Dissemination of News and Information; 204 Press @@ -31374,7 +31374,7 @@ -202 Transmission of Messages; 203 Dissemination of News and Information; 204 Press; 205 Mail; Postal System; 206 Telephone and Telegraph; 207 Radio and Television +202 Transmission of Messages; 203 Dissemination of News and Information; 204 Press; 205 Mail; Postal System; 206 Telephone and Telegraph; 207 Radio and Television @@ -31497,7 +31497,7 @@ -870 Education; 871 Educational System; 872 Elementary Education; 873 Liberal Arts Education; 874 Vocational Education; 875 Teachers; 876 Educational Theory and Methods; 877 Students +870 Education; 871 Educational System; 872 Elementary Education; 873 Liberal Arts Education; 874 Vocational Education; 875 Teachers; 876 Educational Theory and Methods; 877 Students @@ -31664,7 +31664,7 @@ -378 Atomic Energy; 810 Sciences and Humanities; Exact Knowledge; 811 Logic; 812 Philosophy; 813 Scientific Method; 814 Humanistic Studies; 815 Science; 816 Applied Science; 820 Ideas about Nature and People; Ideas about Nature and Man; 821 Ethnometeorology; 822 Ethnophysics; 823 Ethnogeography; 824 Ethnobotany; 825 Ethnozoology; 826 Ethnoanatomy; 827 Ethnophysiology; 828 Ethnopyschology; 829 Ethnosociology +378 Atomic Energy; 810 Sciences and Humanities; Exact Knowledge; 811 Logic; 812 Philosophy; 813 Scientific Method; 814 Humanistic Studies; 815 Science; 816 Applied Science; 820 Ideas about Nature and People; Ideas about Nature and Man; 821 Ethnometeorology; 822 Ethnophysics; 823 Ethnogeography; 824 Ethnobotany; 825 Ethnozoology; 826 Ethnoanatomy; 827 Ethnophysiology; 828 Ethnopyschology; 829 Ethnosociology @@ -31862,7 +31862,7 @@ 570 Interpersonal Relations -34 Association; 34A Associate; 89T Association; 89A Relation; 89Z Mediation +34 Association; 34A Associate; 89T Association; 89A Relation; 89Z Mediation @@ -31928,7 +31928,7 @@ -572 Friendships; 573 Cliques +572 Friendships; 573 Cliques @@ -32295,7 +32295,7 @@ -560 Social Stratification; 561 Age Stratification; 562 Gender Status; Sex Status; 563 Ethnic Stratification; 564 Castes; 565 Classes; 566 Serfdom and Peonage; 567 Slavery +560 Social Stratification; 561 Age Stratification; 562 Gender Status; Sex Status; 563 Ethnic Stratification; 564 Castes; 565 Classes; 566 Serfdom and Peonage; 567 Slavery @@ -32421,7 +32421,7 @@ -39A Opposition, Hostility; 39B Division +39A Opposition, Hostility; 39B Division @@ -32437,7 +32437,7 @@ (2) What words refer to dividing a social group or more than one social group? -divide, sow dissention, set at odds, pit against, part company with, have a falling out, differ, clash, disagree +divide, sow dissension, set at odds, pit against, part company with, have a falling out, differ, clash, disagree @@ -32662,7 +32662,7 @@ -34B Join, Begin To Associate; 34E Establish or Confirm a Relation +34B Join, Begin To Associate; 34E Establish or Confirm a Relation @@ -32747,7 +32747,7 @@ -600 Kinship; 601 Kinship Terminology +600 Kinship; 601 Kinship Terminology 10 Kinship Terms @@ -32822,7 +32822,7 @@ 602 Kin Relationships -10A Groups and Members of Groups of Persons Regarded as Related by Blood but without Special Reference to Successive Generations; 10B Kinship Relations Involving Successive Generations +10A Groups and Members of Groups of Persons Regarded as Related by Blood but without Special Reference to Successive Generations; 10B Kinship Relations Involving Successive Generations @@ -32888,7 +32888,7 @@ (2) What words refer to your ancestors? -ancestor, forefather, forbearer, patriarch, matriarch, progenitor, background, origins +ancestor, forefather, forebear, patriarch, matriarch, progenitor, background, origins @@ -33375,7 +33375,7 @@ -606 Parents-in-Law and Children-in-Law; 607 Siblings-in-Law +606 Parents-in-Law and Children-in-Law; 607 Siblings-in-Law @@ -33610,7 +33610,7 @@ -608 Artificial Kin Relationships; 609 Behavior Toward Non-relatives +608 Artificial Kin Relationships; 609 Behavior Toward Non-relatives @@ -33639,7 +33639,7 @@ -590 Family; 144 Racial Identification; Racial Affinities; 591 Residence; 592 Household; 593 Family Relationships; 594 Nuclear Family; 595 Polygamy; 596 Extended Families; 610 Kin Groups; 611 Rule of Descent; 612 Kindreds and Ramages; 613 Lineages; 614 Sibs; 615 Phratries; 616 Moieties; 617 Bilinear Kin Groups; 618 Clans; 619 Tribe and Nation +590 Family; 144 Racial Identification; Racial Affinities; 591 Residence; 592 Household; 593 Family Relationships; 594 Nuclear Family; 595 Polygamy; 596 Extended Families; 610 Kin Groups; 611 Rule of Descent; 612 Kindreds and Ramages; 613 Lineages; 614 Clans; 615 Phratries; 616 Moieties; 617 Bilineal Kin Groups; 618 Localized Kin Groups; 619 Tribe and Nation 11D Ethnic-Cultural @@ -34151,7 +34151,7 @@ 571 Social Relationships and Groups -11 Groups and Classes of Persons and Members of Such Groups and Classes; 11A General +11 Groups and Classes of Persons and Members of Such Groups and Classes; 11A General @@ -34159,7 +34159,7 @@ (1) What words refer to a crowd? -crowd, group, congregation, bunch of people, horde, mass of people, gang, mob, multitude, host, crush of people, throng, clique, rabble, horde, army, scores, thousands, swarm, body of people, crew, knot, pack, batch, band, party, company, team +crowd, group, congregation, bunch of people, horde, mass of people, gang, mob, multitude, host, crush of people, throng, clique, rabble, horde, army, scores, thousands, swarm, body of people, crew, knot, pack, batch, band, party, company, team @@ -34323,7 +34323,7 @@ -The hospital <is affiliated with> the university.; Our dictionary project <is affiliated with> the university. +The hospital <is affiliated with> the university.; Our dictionary project <is affiliated with> the university. @@ -34540,7 +34540,7 @@ -533 Music; 545 Musical and Theatrical Productions +533 Music; 545 Musical and Theatrical Productions @@ -35033,7 +35033,7 @@ -536 Drama; 545 Musical and Theatrical Productions +536 Drama; 545 Musical and Theatrical Productions @@ -35150,7 +35150,7 @@ -540 Commercialized Entertainment; 520 Recreation; 517 Leisure Time Activities; 523 Hobbies; 529 Recreational Facilities; 541 Spectacles; 543 Exhibitions; 546 Motion Picture Industry; 547 Night Clubs and Cabarets; 548 Illegal Entertainment; Organized Vice +540 Commercialized Entertainment; 520 Recreation; 517 Leisure Time Activities; 523 Hobbies; 529 Recreational Facilities; 541 Spectacles; 543 Exhibitions; 546 Motion Picture Industry; 547 Night Clubs and Cabarets; 548 Illegal Entertainment; Organized Vice 50 Contests and Play @@ -35203,7 +35203,7 @@ (3) What are the names of specific board games? -bingo, blackjack, bridge, cards, checkers, chess, charades, craps, dice, dominoes, gin, hearts, jacks, lotto, mahjongg, marbles, Monopoly, Parcheesi, poker, roulette, solitaire +bingo, blackjack, bridge, cards, checkers, chess, charades, craps, dice, dominoes, gin, hearts, jacks, lotto, mahjong, marbles, Monopoly, Parcheesi, poker, roulette, solitaire @@ -35413,7 +35413,7 @@ -526 Athletic Sports; 542 Commercialized Sports +526 Athletic Sports; 542 Commercialized Sports @@ -35429,7 +35429,7 @@ (2) What words refer to specific sports? -football, soccer, basketball, tennis, track, track and field, ping pong, badminton, baseball, hockey, ice hockey, boxing, wrestling, running, cricket, golf, gymnastics, race +football, soccer, basketball, tennis, track, track and field, ping pong, badminton, baseball, hockey, ice hockey, boxing, wrestling, running, cricket, golf, gymnastics, race @@ -36211,7 +36211,7 @@ 577 Ethics -41 Behavior and Related States; 41A Behavior, Conduct; 88 Moral and Ethical Qualities and Related Behavior +41 Behavior and Related States; 41A Behavior, Conduct; 88 Moral and Ethical Qualities and Related Behavior @@ -36245,7 +36245,7 @@ -88B Just, Righteous; 88C Holy, Pure; 41C Particular Patterns of Behavior +88B Just, Righteous; 88C Holy, Pure; 41C Particular Patterns of Behavior @@ -36322,10 +36322,10 @@ -680 Offenses and Sanctions; 682 Offenses against Life; 683 Offenses against the Person; 684 Sex and Marital Offenses; 685 Property Offenses; 686 Nonfulfillment of Obligations; 687 Offenses against the State; 688 Religious Offenses; 689 Social Offenses +680 Offenses and Sanctions; 682 Offenses against Life; 683 Offenses against the Person; 684 Sex and Marital Offenses; 685 Property Offenses; 686 Nonfulfillment of Obligations; 687 Offenses against the State; 688 Religious Offenses; 689 Social Offenses -88H' Impurity; 88T Act Shamefully; 88I' Licentiousness, Perversion; 88L' Sin, Wrongdoing, Guilt +88H' Impurity; 88T Act Shamefully; 88I' Licentiousness, Perversion; 88L' Sin, Wrongdoing, Guilt @@ -36442,7 +36442,7 @@ -88D Perfect, Perfection; 88F Modesty, Propriety +88D Perfect, Perfection; 88F Modesty, Propriety @@ -37057,7 +37057,7 @@ -88F Modesty, Propriety; 88G Humility +88F Modesty, Propriety; 88G Humility @@ -37182,7 +37182,7 @@ (6) What words describe someone who is proud? -proud, aloof, arrogant, bigheaded, boastful, brash, conceited, contemptuous, egocentric, egotistic, egotistical, hoity-toity, imperious, inflated, lofty, ostentatious, pretentious, prideful, proud hearted, puffed up, self-aggrandizing, self-confident, uppity, vain +proud, aloof, arrogant, big-headed, boastful, brash, conceited, contemptuous, egocentric, egotistic, egotistical, hoity-toity, imperious, inflated, lofty, ostentatious, pretentious, prideful, proud hearted, puffed up, self-aggrandizing, self-confident, uppity, vain @@ -37601,7 +37601,7 @@ -88I Kindness, Harshness; 35 Help, Care For +88I Kindness, Harshness; 35 Help, Care For @@ -37725,7 +37725,7 @@ -His father <helped> John build his house.; John built his house <with> his father's <help>. +His father <helped> John build his house.; John built his house <with> his father's <help>. @@ -37734,7 +37734,7 @@ (2) What words refer to what is done to help? -help (n), assistance, support (n), aid (n), +help (n), assistance, support (n), aid (n) @@ -38514,7 +38514,7 @@ (3) What words refer to someone who deceives? -deceiver, magician, conjuror +deceiver, magician, conjurer @@ -38530,7 +38530,7 @@ (5) What words refer to someone who pretends to be someone else? -imposter, charlatan, fraud, fake, pretender, quack, wolf in sheep's clothing +impostor, charlatan, fraud, fake, pretender, quack, wolf in sheep's clothing @@ -38674,7 +38674,7 @@ -88K Self-Control, Lack of Self-Control; 88G' Extravagant Living, Intemperate Living +88K Self-Control, Lack of Self-Control; 88G' Extravagant Living, Intemperate Living @@ -39110,7 +39110,7 @@ -153 Modification of Behavior; 154 Adjustment Processes; 155 Personality Development +153 Modification of Behavior; 154 Adjustment Processes; 155 Personality Development 41E Change Behavior @@ -39202,7 +39202,7 @@ -180 Total Culture; 181 Ethos; 182 Function and Adaptational Interpretations; 183 Norms; 184 Cultural Participation; 185 Cultural Goals; 186 Cultural Identity and Pride; Ethnocentrism +180 Total Culture; 181 Ethos; 182 Function and Adaptational Interpretations; 183 Norms; 184 Cultural Participation; 185 Cultural Goals; 186 Cultural Identity and Pride; Ethnocentrism @@ -39297,7 +39297,7 @@ (1) What general words refer to prosperity and trouble? -prosperity and trouble, good and evil, ying and yang +prosperity and trouble, good and evil, yin and yang @@ -39357,10 +39357,10 @@ -730 Social Problems; 732 Disabilities; Handicapped; 733 Alcoholism and Drug Addiction; 734 Invalidism; 735 Poverty; 736 Dependency; 737 Old Age Dependency; 738 Delinquency +730 Social Problems; 732 Disabilities; Handicapped; 733 Alcoholism and Drug Addiction; 734 Invalidism; 735 Poverty; 736 Dependency; 737 Old Age Dependency; 738 Delinquency -22A Trouble, Hardship, Distress; 22B Experience Trouble, Hardship; 22C Cause Trouble, Hardship; 22D Difficult, Hard; 22F Easy, Light +22A Trouble, Hardship, Distress; 22B Experience Trouble, Hardship; 22C Cause Trouble, Hardship; 22D Difficult, Hard; 22F Easy, Light @@ -39433,7 +39433,7 @@ -21 Danger, Risk, Safe, Save; 21A Danger +21 Danger, Risk, Safe, Save; 21A Danger @@ -39657,7 +39657,7 @@ (6) What words refer to something that causes someone to suffer? -adversity, hardship, hell, injury, tormenter, torturer +adversity, hardship, hell, injury, tormentor, torturer @@ -40141,7 +40141,7 @@ -21C Safe, Free from Danger; 21D Become Safe, Free from Danger; 21E Cause To Be Safe, Free from Danger +21C Safe, Free from Danger; 21D Become Safe, Free from Danger; 21E Cause To Be Safe, Free from Danger @@ -40193,7 +40193,7 @@ -We are safe here.; We made it to safety. +We are safe here.; We made it to safety. @@ -40561,7 +40561,7 @@ -622 Community Heads; Headmen; 624 Local Officials +622 Community Heads; Headmen; 624 Local Officials @@ -40636,7 +40636,7 @@ -36 Guide, Discipline, Follow; 36A Guide, Lead +36 Guide, Discipline, Follow; 36A Guide, Lead @@ -40776,7 +40776,7 @@ -39D Yielding; 33U Profess Allegiance +39D Yielding; 33U Profess Allegiance @@ -41209,10 +41209,10 @@ -550 Individuation and Mobility; 554 Status, Role, and Prestige; 555 Talent Mobility; 557 Manipulative Mobility; 558 Downward Mobility +550 Individuation and Mobility; 554 Status, Role, and Prestige; 555 Talent Mobility; 557 Manipulative Mobility; 558 Downward Mobility -87 Status; 87A Position, Rank +87 Status; 87A Position, Rank @@ -41408,7 +41408,7 @@ -643 Chief Executive; 644 Executive Household +643 Chief Executive; 644 Executive Household @@ -41573,7 +41573,7 @@ -641 Citizenship; 160 Demography; 161 Population; 162 Composition of Population; 163 Birth Statistics; 164 Morbidity; 165 Mortality; 168 Population Policy +641 Citizenship; 160 Demography; 161 Population; 162 Composition of Population; 163 Birth Statistics; 164 Morbidity; 165 Mortality; 168 Population Policy @@ -41709,7 +41709,7 @@ -621 Community Structure; 628 Inter-community Relations; 629 Inter-ethnic Relations; 642 Constitution +621 Community Structure; 628 Inter-community Relations; 629 Inter-ethnic Relations; 642 Constitution @@ -41735,7 +41735,7 @@ -623 Councils; 646 Parliament; 647 Administrative Agencies +623 Councils; 646 Parliament; 647 Administrative Agencies @@ -41763,7 +41763,7 @@ -37D Rule, Govern; 37 Control, Rule +37D Rule, Govern; 37 Control, Rule @@ -41812,7 +41812,7 @@ -626 Social Control; 650 Government Activities; 653 Public Works; 654 Research and Development; 655 Government Enterprises; 656 Government Regulation; 657 Public Welfare; 658 Public Education; 659 Miscellaneous Government Activities; 744 Public Health and Sanitation; 745 Social Insurance; 746 Public Assistance +626 Social Control; 650 Government Activities; 653 Public Works; 654 Research and Development; 655 Government Enterprises; 656 Government Regulation; 657 Public Welfare; 658 Public Education; 659 Miscellaneous Government Activities; 744 Public Health and Sanitation; 745 Social Insurance; 746 Public Assistance @@ -42023,7 +42023,7 @@ -John went <as> David's <representative>.; John spoke <on> David's <behalf>.; John spoke <on behalf of> David.; John spoke <for> David. +John went <as> David's <representative>.; John spoke <on> David's <behalf>.; John spoke <on behalf of> David.; John spoke <for> David. @@ -42084,7 +42084,7 @@ -660 Political Behavior; 661 Exploitation; 662 Political Intrigue; 663 Public Service; 664 Pressure Politics; 665 Political Parties; 667 Political Machines; 668 Political Movements +660 Political Behavior; 661 Exploitation; 662 Political Intrigue; 663 Public Service; 664 Pressure Politics; 665 Political Parties; 667 Political Machines; 668 Political Movements 11C Socio-Political @@ -42147,7 +42147,7 @@ -630 Territorial Organization; 631 Territorial Hierarchy; 634 Districts; 635 Provinces; 636 Dependencies +630 Territorial Organization; 631 Territorial Hierarchy; 634 Districts; 635 Provinces; 636 Dependencies 1K Sociopolitical Areas @@ -42258,7 +42258,7 @@ -632 Towns; 633 Cities; 360 Settlements; 361 Settlement Patterns; 362 Housing; 369 Urban and Rural Life +632 Towns; 633 Cities; 360 Settlements; 361 Settlement Patterns; 362 Housing; 369 Urban and Rural Life 1N Population Centers @@ -42536,7 +42536,7 @@ -674 Crime; 677 Organized Crime; 672 Liability; 673 Wrongs +674 Crime; 677 Organized Crime; 672 Liability; 673 Wrongs 88R Act Lawlessly @@ -42592,7 +42592,7 @@ 698 Special Courts -56A Court of Justice; 56B Lawsuit, Case +56A Court of Justice; 56B Lawsuit, Case @@ -42718,7 +42718,7 @@ -691 Litigation; 690 Justice; 692 Judicial Authority; 693 Legal and Judicial Personnel; 694 Initiation of Judicial Proceedings; 695 Trial Procedure; 696 Execution of Justice +691 Litigation; 690 Justice; 692 Judicial Authority; 693 Legal and Judicial Personnel; 694 Initiation of Judicial Proceedings; 695 Trial Procedure; 696 Execution of Justice 56D Judicial Hearing, Inquiry @@ -42860,7 +42860,7 @@ -33V' Accuse, Blame; 56C Accusation +33V' Accuse, Blame; 56C Accusation @@ -43047,7 +43047,7 @@ -56E Judge, Condemn, Acquit; 56F Obtain Justice; 56H Lead Off to Punishment +56E Judge, Condemn, Acquit; 56F Obtain Justice; 56H Lead Off to Punishment @@ -43214,7 +43214,7 @@ 681 Sanctions -38 Punish, Reward; 38A Punish +38 Punish, Reward; 38A Punish @@ -43332,7 +43332,7 @@ 697 Prisons and Jails -37H Imprison; 37I Guard, Watch Over +37H Imprison; 37I Guard, Watch Over @@ -43530,7 +43530,7 @@ -Use this domain for words referring to atoning for a past sin--doing something to make up for something bad you did, or giving something to pay for something bad you did. +Use this domain for words referring to atoning for a past sin--doing something to make up for something bad you did, or giving something to pay for something bad you did. @@ -43938,7 +43938,7 @@ 578 Ingroup Antagonisms -39 Hostility, Strife; 39E Strife, Struggle +39 Hostility, Strife; 39E Strife, Struggle @@ -43978,7 +43978,7 @@ 578 Ingroup Antagonisms -39 Hostility, Strife; 39E Strife, Struggle +39 Hostility, Strife; 39E Strife, Struggle @@ -44231,7 +44231,7 @@ (5) What words refer to an attack in war? -attack (n), assault (n), foray, invasion, incursion, strike (n), push, raid (n), offense, offensive, onset, onslaught, aggression, ambush (n), sally, siege, sortie, penetration +attack (n), assault (n), foray, invasion, incursion, strike (n), push, raid (n), offense, offensive, onset, onslaught, aggression, ambush (n), sally, siege, sortie, penetration @@ -44503,7 +44503,7 @@ (1) What words refer to rioting? -riot (v), loot, disturb the peace, go on a frenzy, go on a rampage, be in an uproar, run amuck +riot (v), loot, disturb the peace, go on a frenzy, go on a rampage, be in an uproar, run amok @@ -44750,10 +44750,10 @@ -720 War; 726 Warfare; 721 Instigation of War; 722 Wartime Adjustments; 723 Strategy; 724 Logistics; 725 Tactics; 727 Aftermath of Combat; 729 War Veterans +720 War; 726 Warfare; 721 Instigation of War; 722 Wartime Adjustments; 723 Strategy; 724 Logistics; 725 Tactics; 727 Aftermath of Combat; 729 War Veterans -39 Hostility, Strife; 55 Military Activities +39 Hostility, Strife; 55 Military Activities @@ -45026,7 +45026,7 @@ (11) What words refer to the person or group that people think will win? -frontrunner, strong contender, be the favorite, be in the running +front runner, strong contender, be the favorite, be in the running @@ -45162,7 +45162,7 @@ -700 Armed Forces; 701 Military Organization; 702 Recruitment and Training; 703 Discipline and Morale; 704 Ground Combat Forces; 705 Supply and Commissariat; 708 Auxiliary Corps +700 Armed Forces; 701 Military Organization; 702 Recruitment and Training; 703 Discipline and Morale; 704 Ground Combat Forces; 705 Supply and Commissariat; 708 Auxiliary Corps 55C Army @@ -45392,7 +45392,7 @@ (2) What are the military ranks? -rank, enlisted man, noncommissioned officer, commissioned officer, officer, commanding officer, commander, commandant, rank and file +rank, enlisted man, non-commissioned officer, commissioned officer, officer, commanding officer, commander, commandant, rank and file @@ -45570,10 +45570,10 @@ -411 Weapons; 710 Military Technology; 711 Military Engineering; 712 Military Installations; 713 Ordnance; 714 Uniform and Accouterment; 715 Military Vehicles; 716 Naval Vessels; 717 Military Aircraft; 718 Special Military Equipment +411 Weapons; 710 Military Technology; 711 Military Engineering; 712 Military Installations; 713 Ordnance; 714 Uniform and Accouterment; 715 Military Vehicles; 716 Naval Vessels; 717 Military Aircraft; 718 Special Military Equipment -6G Weapons and Armor; 55A To Arm +6G Weapons and Armor; 55A To Arm @@ -45597,7 +45597,7 @@ (3) What types of guns are there? -gun, firearm, rifle, pistol, revolver, repeater, shotgun, six-gun, six-shooter, smoothbore, machinegun +gun, firearm, rifle, pistol, revolver, repeater, shotgun, six-gun, six-shooter, smoothbore, machine gun @@ -45725,7 +45725,7 @@ (19) What types of armor are there? -armor, shield, helmet, breastplate, greaves, buckler, corselet, mail, panoply, plate, plating, bullet proof vest, visor +armor, shield, helmet, breastplate, greave, buckler, corselet, mail, panoply, plate, plating, bullet proof vest, visor @@ -45800,7 +45800,7 @@ (1) What words refer to being at peace? -peace, peacetime, be at peace with, peaceful, +peace, peacetime, be at peace with, peaceful @@ -46203,7 +46203,7 @@ -40A Reconciliation; 40 Reconciliation, Forgiveness +40A Reconciliation; 40 Reconciliation, Forgiveness @@ -46233,7 +46233,7 @@ -770 Religious Beliefs; 771 General Character of Religion +770 Religious Beliefs; 771 General Character of Religion 12 Supernatural Beings and Powers @@ -46336,7 +46336,7 @@ 776 Spirits and Gods -12 Supernatural Beings and Powers; 12A Supernatural Beings +12 Supernatural Beings and Powers; 12A Supernatural Beings @@ -46410,7 +46410,7 @@ -779 Theological Systems; 770 Religious Beliefs; 772 Cosmology; 773 Mythology; 774 Animism; 775 Eschatology +779 Theological Systems; 770 Religious Beliefs; 772 Cosmology; 773 Mythology; 774 Animism; 775 Eschatology @@ -46599,7 +46599,7 @@ -789 Magic; 754 Sorcery; 755 Magical and Mental Therapy +789 Magic; 754 Sorcery; 755 Magical and Mental Therapy 53J Magic @@ -46634,7 +46634,7 @@ (4) What is a person called who practices sorcery? -sorcerer, magician, witch, wizard, shaman, witchdoctor, conjuror, necromancer, warlock, charmer, medicine man, alchemist, medium +sorcerer, magician, witch, wizard, shaman, witchdoctor, conjurer, necromancer, warlock, charmer, medicine man, alchemist, medium @@ -46860,7 +46860,7 @@ -33A" Prophesy; 33X Foretell, Tell Fortunes +33A" Prophesy; 33X Foretell, Tell Fortunes @@ -46997,10 +46997,10 @@ -780 Religious Practices; 781 Religious Experience; 786 Ecstatic Religious Practices; Orgies +780 Religious Practices; 781 Religious Experience; 786 Ecstatic Religious Practices; Orgies -53 Religious Activities; 53A Religious Practice +53 Religious Activities; 53A Religious Practice @@ -47154,7 +47154,7 @@ -796 Organized Ceremonial; 788 Ritual; 786 Ecstatic religious practices; Orgies +796 Organized Ceremonial; 788 Ritual; 786 Ecstatic religious practices; Orgies 33S Preach, Proclaim @@ -47194,7 +47194,7 @@ -782 Prayers and Sacrifices; Propitiation; 782 Propitiation +782 Prayers and Sacrifices; Propitiation; 782 Propitiation 53B Offering, Sacrifice @@ -47247,10 +47247,10 @@ -783 Purification and Atonement; Purification and Expiation; 783 Purification and Expiation; 688 Religious Offenses +783 Purification and Atonement; Purification and Expiation; 783 Purification and Expiation; 688 Religious Offenses -88C Holy, Pure; 53C Purify, Cleanse; 53D Defiled, Unclean, Common; 53E Baptize +88C Holy, Pure; 53C Purify, Cleanse; 53D Defiled, Unclean, Common; 53E Baptize @@ -47491,7 +47491,7 @@ -772 Cosmology; 775 Eschatology +772 Cosmology; 775 Eschatology 1C Regions Below the Surface of the Earth @@ -47609,7 +47609,7 @@ -779 Theological Systems; 790 Ecclesiastical Organization; 794 Congregations; 795 Religious Denominations; Sects; 797 Missions +779 Theological Systems; 790 Ecclesiastical Organization; 794 Congregations; 795 Religious Denominations; Sects; 797 Missions 11B Socio-Religious @@ -47678,10 +47678,10 @@ -791 Magicians and Diviners; 792 Prophets and Ascetics; Holy Men; 793 Priesthood +791 Magicians and Diviners; 792 Prophets and Ascetics; Holy Men; 793 Priesthood -31J Be a Believer, Christian Faith; 53I Roles and Functions +31J Be a Believer, Christian Faith; 53I Roles and Functions @@ -47783,7 +47783,7 @@ (1) What words are used to talk about Islam? -Islam, Islamic, Muslim, Allah, Mohammed, the Prophet, Koran, Kaaba, mosque, sharia, Ramadan, hajj +Islam, Islamic, Muslim, Allah, Mohammad, the Prophet, Koran, Kaaba, mosque, sharia, Ramadan, hajj @@ -47982,7 +47982,7 @@ -778 Sacred Objects and Places; 346 Religious and Educational Structures +778 Sacred Objects and Places; 346 Religious and Educational Structures @@ -48189,7 +48189,7 @@ -354 Heating and Lighting Equipment; 355 Miscellaneous Building Equipment +354 Heating and Lighting Equipment; 355 Miscellaneous Building Equipment @@ -48483,7 +48483,7 @@ 146 Nutrition -5 Foods and Condiments; 5A Food +5 Foods and Condiments; 5A Food @@ -48509,7 +48509,7 @@ -252 Food Preparation; 265 Food Service Industries +252 Food Preparation; 265 Food Service Industries @@ -48612,7 +48612,7 @@ (3) What words describe something that has been cooked? -cooked, boiled, braised, broiled, fried, grilled, marinated, parboiled, pickled, poached, sautéed, stewed, +cooked, boiled, braised, broiled, fried, grilled, marinated, parboiled, pickled, poached, sautéed, stewed @@ -48760,7 +48760,7 @@ (4) What tools are used to grind flour? -mill, flourmill, grind stone, millstone, grinder, grinding mill, flour sack +mill, flour mill, grind stone, millstone, grinder, grinding mill, flour sack @@ -48852,7 +48852,7 @@ (9) What appliances are used to cook food? -oven, stove, grill, broiler, toaster, toaster oven, microwave oven, barbeque, fireplace +oven, stove, grill, broiler, toaster, toaster oven, microwave oven, barbecue, fireplace @@ -48998,7 +48998,7 @@ -260 Food Consumption; 262 Diet; 264 Eating +260 Food Consumption; 262 Diet; 264 Eating 23A Eat, Drink @@ -49344,7 +49344,7 @@ -261 Gratification and Control of Hunger; 271 Water and Thirst +261 Gratification and Control of Hunger; 271 Water and Thirst @@ -49531,7 +49531,7 @@ (4) What utensils are used for catching spilled food? -bib, napkin (serviette), placemat +bib, napkin (serviette), place mat @@ -49719,7 +49719,7 @@ (5) What other types of seeds are eaten? -cottonseed, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds +cottonseed, flaxseed, hayseed, linseed, pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds @@ -49745,7 +49745,7 @@ (1) What types of fruit are eaten? -apple, apricot, avocado, banana, berry, blueberry, breadfruit, carob, citrus, cranberry, date, fig, flaxseed, grape, grapefruit, hayseed, jackfruit, legume, lemon, lime, linseed, mango, olive, orange, papaya, passion fruit, pea, peach, pear, pineapple, plantain, plum, prune, raisin, raspberry, strawberry, tomato +apple, apricot, avocado, banana, berry, blueberry, breadfruit, carob, citrus, cranberry, date, fig, grape, grapefruit, jackfruit, legume, lemon, lime, mango, olive, orange, papaya, passion fruit, pea, peach, pear, pineapple, plantain, plum, prune, raisin, raspberry, strawberry, tomato @@ -50304,7 +50304,7 @@ (4) What types of foods are made primarily from meat? -roast beef, steak, fried chicken, fish and chips, hamburger, hotdog, pizza, spaghetti, casserole, lasagna, stew +roast beef, steak, fried chicken, fish and chips, hamburger, hot dog, pizza, spaghetti, casserole, lasagna, stew @@ -50360,7 +50360,7 @@ (11) What types of condiments are there (foods that people only eat a little of, because they are expensive, strong tasting, or are added to other foods to flavor them)? -condiment, garnish, pickle, olive, black olive, green olive, tomato sauce, catsup, mustard, mayonnaise, peanut butter, jam, jelly, preserves +condiment, garnish, pickle, olive, black olive, green olive, tomato sauce, ketchup, mustard, mayonnaise, peanut butter, jam, jelly, preserves @@ -50459,7 +50459,7 @@ -273 Alcoholic Beverages; 270 Drink and Drugs; Drink, Drugs and Indulgence +273 Alcoholic Beverages; 270 Drink and Drugs; Drink, Drugs and Indulgence @@ -50824,7 +50824,7 @@ -290 Clothing; 291 Normal Garb +290 Clothing; 291 Normal Garb 6Q Cloth, Leather, and Objects Made of Such Materials @@ -50889,7 +50889,7 @@ (1) What words refer to pieces of women's clothing? -dress, skirt, blouse, underwear, slip, petticoat, bra, shoe, sock, nylons, stockings, hat, glove, sweater, coat, nightgown, maternity dress, belt, scarf, shawl, veil, +dress, skirt, blouse, underwear, slip, petticoat, bra, shoe, sock, nylons, stockings, hat, glove, sweater, coat, nightgown, maternity dress, belt, scarf, shawl, veil @@ -50985,7 +50985,7 @@ (1) What special clothes are worn by police or soldiers? -uniform, dress uniform, fatigues, camouflage, helmet, beret, cap, gasmask, braid +uniform, dress uniform, fatigues, camouflage, helmet, beret, cap, gas mask, braid @@ -51207,7 +51207,7 @@ -300 Adornment; 515 Personal Hygiene; 302 Toilet; 305 Beauty Specialists +300 Adornment; 515 Personal Hygiene; 302 Toilet; 305 Beauty Specialists 49 Activities Involving Clothing and Adorning @@ -51573,7 +51573,7 @@ (1) What words refer to cutting hair? -cut, trim, haircut, barber, scissors, haircutters +cut, trim, haircut, barber, scissors, haircutter @@ -51597,7 +51597,7 @@ (4) What tools are used to cut hair? -scissors, haircutters, shears +scissors, haircutter, shears @@ -51628,7 +51628,7 @@ (2) What tools are used to shave? -razor, safety razor, razorblade, razor strap, shaving cream, shaving soap, shaving brush +razor, safety razor, razor blade, razor strap, shaving cream, shaving soap, shaving brush @@ -51699,7 +51699,7 @@ -6U Perfumes and Incense; 47C Application and Removal of Liquids or Masses +6U Perfumes and Incense; 47C Application and Removal of Liquids or Masses @@ -52531,7 +52531,7 @@ (1) Where do people light fires? -fireplace, stove, lamp, lantern, candle, trash heap, firepot, incinerator, furnace, heater, kiln, barbeque, forge, blast furnace, crematorium, brazier, range, cooker, gas ring, burner +fireplace, stove, lamp, lantern, candle, trash heap, firepot, incinerator, furnace, heater, kiln, barbecue, forge, blast furnace, crematorium, brazier, range, cooker, gas ring, burner @@ -52628,7 +52628,7 @@ 318 Environmental Quality -79J Clean, Dirty; 79K Spotted, Spotless +79J Clean, Dirty; 79K Spotted, Spotless @@ -52775,7 +52775,7 @@ (3) Who does the laundry? -washerwoman, drycleaners +washerwoman, dry cleaner @@ -53256,7 +53256,7 @@ -356 Housekeeping; 357 Domestic Service +356 Housekeeping; 357 Domestic Service @@ -53699,7 +53699,7 @@ -This pot <is used to> make coffee.; This pot <is used for> making coffee.; What <is> this pot <used for>?; This pot <is for> coffee.; What <is> this pot <for>?; a pot <for> coffee +This pot <is used to> make coffee.; This pot <is used for> making coffee.; What <is> this pot <used for>?; This pot <is for> coffee.; What <is> this pot <for>?; a pot <for> coffee @@ -53739,7 +53739,7 @@ -65D Useful, Useless; 65E Advantageous, Not Advantageous +65D Useful, Useless; 65E Advantageous, Not Advantageous @@ -53763,7 +53763,7 @@ (3) What words refer to something being useful even though it doesn't seem to be? -come in handy, come in useful, have its uses, +come in handy, come in useful, have its uses @@ -53789,7 +53789,7 @@ -65D Useful, Useless; 65E Advantageous, Not Advantageous +65D Useful, Useless; 65E Advantageous, Not Advantageous @@ -53920,7 +53920,7 @@ 555 Talent Mobility -75 Adequate, Qualified; 68F Do Intensely or Extensively +75 Adequate, Qualified; 68F Do Intensely or Extensively @@ -54042,7 +54042,7 @@ -370 Energy and Power; 371 Power Development; 379 Miscellaneous Power Production +370 Energy and Power; 371 Power Development; 379 Miscellaneous Power Production 76 Power, Force @@ -54564,7 +54564,7 @@ -John <managed> to bake bread.; John <succeeded> in earning enough money to buy a bicycle. +John <managed> to bake bread.; John <succeeded> in earning enough money to buy a bicycle. @@ -54853,7 +54853,7 @@ -240 Agriculture; 242 Agricultural Science +240 Agriculture; 242 Agricultural Science 43 Agriculture @@ -54885,7 +54885,7 @@ -248 Textile Agriculture; 249 Special Crops +248 Textile Agriculture; 249 Special Crops @@ -55840,7 +55840,7 @@ -6S Plant Products; 3F Wood and Wood Products +6S Plant Products; 3F Wood and Wood Products @@ -55903,7 +55903,7 @@ -250 Food Processing; 251 Preservation and Storage of Food +250 Food Processing; 251 Preservation and Storage of Food @@ -56036,7 +56036,7 @@ -253 Meat Packing Industry; 254 Refrigeration Industry; 255 Canning Industry; 256 Cereal Industry; 257 Confectionery Industries; 258 Miscellaneous Food Processing and Packing Industries +253 Meat Packing Industry; 254 Refrigeration Industry; 255 Canning Industry; 256 Cereal Industry; 257 Confectionery Industries; 258 Miscellaneous Food Processing and Packing Industries @@ -56195,7 +56195,7 @@ 230 Animal Husbandry -44 Animal Husbandry, Fishing; 1O Pastures and Cultivated Lands +44 Animal Husbandry, Fishing; 1O Pastures and Cultivated Lands @@ -56447,7 +56447,7 @@ (4) What words refer to a castrated sheep? -wether, +wether @@ -56684,7 +56684,7 @@ (4) What types of dogs are there? -basset, beagle, bloodhound, boxer, bulldog, Chihuahua, collie, dachshund, Doberman, German shepherd, greyhound, husky, Pekinese, poodle, retriever, setter, spaniel, terrier +basset, beagle, bloodhound, boxer, bulldog, Chihuahua, collie, dachshund, Doberman, German shepherd, greyhound, husky, Pekingese, poodle, retriever, setter, spaniel, terrier @@ -57212,7 +57212,7 @@ -220 Food Quest; 221 Annual Cycle; 222 Collecting +220 Food Quest; 221 Annual Cycle; 222 Collecting 44 Animal Husbandry, Fishing @@ -57450,7 +57450,7 @@ -226 Fishing; 225 Marine Hunting +226 Fishing; 225 Marine Hunting @@ -57718,10 +57718,10 @@ -330 Building and Construction; 331 Construction; 334 Structural Steel Work; 338 Miscellaneous Building Trades; 341 Architecture +330 Building and Construction; 331 Construction; 334 Structural Steel Work; 338 Miscellaneous Building Trades; 341 Architecture -45 Building, Constructing; 7 Constructions; 7A Constructions +45 Building, Constructing; 7 Constructions; 7A Constructions @@ -57787,10 +57787,10 @@ -340 Structures; 344 Public Structures; 345 Recreational Structures; 346 Religious and Educational Structures; 347 Business Structures; 348 Industrial Structures; 349 Miscellaneous Structures +340 Structures; 344 Public Structures; 345 Recreational Structures; 346 Religious and Educational Structures; 347 Business Structures; 348 Industrial Structures; 349 Miscellaneous Structures -7B Buildings; 7D Open Constructions +7B Buildings; 7D Open Constructions @@ -57819,7 +57819,7 @@ -(4) What kinds of buildings are used to store things? +(4) What kinds of buildings are used to store things? barn, granary, grain silo, warehouse, storehouse, safe, shed, treasury @@ -57827,7 +57827,7 @@ -(5) What kinds of buildings are used to sell things? +(5) What kinds of buildings are used to sell things? store, shop, shopping center, mall, kiosk, supermarket @@ -57999,7 +57999,7 @@ -342 Dwellings; 343 Outbuildings +342 Dwellings; 343 Outbuildings @@ -58685,7 +58685,7 @@ -350 Equipment and Maintenance of Buildings; 358 Maintenance of Non-domestic Buildings +350 Equipment and Maintenance of Buildings; 358 Maintenance of Non-domestic Buildings @@ -58761,7 +58761,7 @@ -364 Refuse Disposal and Sanitary Facilities; 365 Public Utilities; 366 Commercial Facilities; 367 Parks; 368 Miscellaneous Facilities +364 Refuse Disposal and Sanitary Facilities; 365 Public Utilities; 366 Commercial Facilities; 367 Parks; 368 Miscellaneous Facilities @@ -59088,7 +59088,7 @@ -280 Leather, Textiles and Fabrics; 287 Nonwoven Fabrics; 288 Textile Industry; 294 Clothing Manufacture; 295 Special Clothing Industries +280 Leather, Textiles and Fabrics; 287 Nonwoven Fabrics; 288 Textile Industry; 294 Clothing Manufacture; 295 Special Clothing Industries 48 Activities Involving Cloth @@ -59372,7 +59372,7 @@ -320 Processing of Basic Materials; 310 Exploitative Activities; 306 Jewelry Manufacture +320 Processing of Basic Materials; 310 Exploitative Activities; 306 Jewelry Manufacture @@ -59398,7 +59398,7 @@ -316 Mining and Quarrying; 317 Special Deposits +316 Mining and Quarrying; 317 Special Deposits @@ -59476,7 +59476,7 @@ -325 Metallurgy; 327 Iron and Steel Industry +325 Metallurgy; 327 Iron and Steel Industry @@ -59526,7 +59526,7 @@ -326 Smiths and Their Crafts; 328 Nonferrous Metal Industries +326 Smiths and Their Crafts; 328 Nonferrous Metal Industries 7G Miscellaneous Constructions @@ -59914,7 +59914,7 @@ -303 Manufacturing of Toilet Accessories; 380 Chemical Industries; 381 Chemical Engineering; 382 Petroleum and Coal Products Industries; 383 Rubber Industry; 384 Synthetics Industry; 385 Industrial Chemicals; 386 Paint and Dye Manufacture; 387 Fertilizer Industry; 388 Soap and Allied Products; 389 Manufacture of Explosives; 549 Art and Recreational Supplies Industries; 719 Munitions Industries +303 Manufacturing of Toilet Accessories; 380 Chemical Industries; 381 Chemical Engineering; 382 Petroleum and Coal Products Industries; 383 Rubber Industry; 384 Synthetics Industry; 385 Industrial Chemicals; 386 Paint and Dye Manufacture; 387 Fertilizer Industry; 388 Soap and Allied Products; 389 Manufacture of Explosives; 549 Art and Recreational Supplies Industries; 719 Munitions Industries @@ -60015,7 +60015,7 @@ -322 Woodworking; 335 Carpentry; 289 Paper Industry +322 Woodworking; 335 Carpentry; 289 Paper Industry @@ -60235,7 +60235,7 @@ -283 Cordage; 284 Knots and Lashing +283 Cordage; 284 Knots and Lashing @@ -60322,7 +60322,7 @@ -282 Leather Industry; 281 Work in Skins +282 Leather Industry; 281 Work in Skins @@ -60389,7 +60389,7 @@ -530 Fine Arts; 531 Decorative Art; 5311 Visual Arts; 532 Representative Art; 543 Exhibitions +530 Fine Arts; 531 Decorative Art; 5311 Visual Arts; 532 Representative Art; 543 Exhibitions @@ -60609,7 +60609,7 @@ -311 Land Use; 332 Earth Moving +311 Land Use; 332 Earth Moving @@ -60702,7 +60702,7 @@ -(4) What words refer to using waterpower? +(4) What words refer to using water power? water-power, water mill, water-wheel @@ -60710,7 +60710,7 @@ -(5) What words are used of generating electricity using waterpower? +(5) What words are used of generating electricity using water power? dam, hydroelectric power plant, electric generating plant, dynamo @@ -60911,7 +60911,7 @@ -228 Marine Industries; 312 Water Supply; 336 Plumbing; 376 Water Power +228 Marine Industries; 312 Water Supply; 336 Plumbing; 376 Water Power @@ -60939,7 +60939,7 @@ -390 Capital Goods Industry; 391 Hardware Manufacture; 392 Machine Industries; 393 Electrical Supplies Industry; 394 Manufacture of Heating and Lighting Appliances; 395 Manufacture of Optical and Photographic Equipment; 396 Shipbuilding; 397 Railway Equipment Industry; 398 Manufacture of Vehicles; 399 Aircraft Industry; 719 Munitions Industries +390 Capital Goods Industry; 391 Hardware Manufacture; 392 Machine Industries; 393 Electrical Supplies Industry; 394 Manufacture of Heating and Lighting Appliances; 395 Manufacture of Optical and Photographic Equipment; 396 Shipbuilding; 397 Railway Equipment Industry; 398 Manufacture of Vehicles; 399 Aircraft Industry; 719 Munitions Industries @@ -60981,7 +60981,7 @@ -337 Electrical Installation; 375 Thermal Power; 377 Electric Power; 378 Atomic Energy; 379 Miscellaneous Power Production +337 Electrical Installation; 375 Thermal Power; 377 Electric Power; 378 Atomic Energy; 379 Miscellaneous Power Production @@ -61035,10 +61035,10 @@ -410 Tools and Appliances; 412 General Tools; 413 Special Tools; 414 Miscellaneous Hardware; 417 Apparatus +410 Tools and Appliances; 412 General Tools; 413 Special Tools; 414 Miscellaneous Hardware; 417 Apparatus -6 Artifacts; 6A Artifacts; 6W Miscellaneous +6 Artifacts; 6A Artifacts; 6W Miscellaneous @@ -61494,7 +61494,7 @@ -400 Machines; 401 Mechanics; 402 Industrial Machinery; 403 Electrical Machines and Appliances; 404 Household Machines and Appliances; 405 Weighing, Measuring, and Recording Machines; 406 Weight-moving Machinery; 407 Agricultural Machinery; 408 Computer Technology; 416 Appliances +400 Machines; 401 Mechanics; 402 Industrial Machinery; 403 Electrical Machines and Appliances; 404 Household Machines and Appliances; 405 Weighing, Measuring, and Recording Machines; 406 Weight-moving Machinery; 407 Agricultural Machinery; 408 Computer Technology; 416 Appliances @@ -61599,7 +61599,7 @@ -420 Property; 510 Living Standards and Routines; 511 Standard of Living +420 Property; 510 Living Standards and Routines; 511 Standard of Living 57A Have, Possess, Property, Owner @@ -61656,7 +61656,7 @@ -John <has> a house.; John <owns> a house.; That house <belongs to> John. +John <has> a house.; John <owns> a house.; That house <belongs to> John. @@ -61749,7 +61749,7 @@ 735 Poverty -57F Be Poor, Be Needy, Poverty; 57S Be a Financial Burden +57F Be Poor, Be Needy, Poverty; 57S Be a Financial Burden @@ -61815,7 +61815,7 @@ -454 Saving and Investment; 453 Banking +454 Saving and Investment; 453 Banking @@ -61865,7 +61865,7 @@ -422 Property in Movables; 423 Real Property; 424 Incorporeal Property +422 Property in Movables; 423 Real Property; 424 Incorporeal Property 57D Treasure @@ -62174,7 +62174,7 @@ -740 Health and Welfare; 741 Philanthropic Foundations; 747 Private Welfare Agencies +740 Health and Welfare; 741 Philanthropic Foundations; 747 Private Welfare Agencies @@ -62394,7 +62394,7 @@ -425 Acquisition and Relinquishment of Property; 430 Exchange +425 Acquisition and Relinquishment of Property; 430 Exchange @@ -62948,7 +62948,7 @@ 426 Borrowing and Lending -57R Owe, Debt, Cancel; 57Q Lend, Loan, Interest, Borrow, Bank +57R Owe, Debt, Cancel; 57Q Lend, Loan, Interest, Borrow, Bank @@ -63033,7 +63033,7 @@ -436 Medium of Exchange; 457 Foreign Exchange +436 Medium of Exchange; 457 Foreign Exchange 6K Money and Monetary Units @@ -63116,7 +63116,7 @@ -651 Taxation and Public Income; 652 Public Finance +651 Taxation and Public Income; 652 Public Finance 57N Tax, Tribute @@ -63503,7 +63503,7 @@ -470 Business and Industrial Organization; 471 Ownership and Control of Capital; 472 Individual Enterprise; 473 Corporate Organization; 474 Cooperative Organization; 475 State Enterprise; 476 Mutual Aid; 477 Competition +470 Business and Industrial Organization; 471 Ownership and Control of Capital; 472 Individual Enterprise; 473 Corporate Organization; 474 Cooperative Organization; 475 State Enterprise; 476 Mutual Aid; 477 Competition @@ -63579,7 +63579,7 @@ -460 Labor; 461 Labor and Leisure; 462 Division of Labor by Gender; Division of Labor by Sex; 463 Occupational Specialization; 464 Labor Supply and Employment; 465 Wages and Salaries; 466 Labor Relations; 467 Labor Organization; 468 Collective Bargaining; 890 Gender Roles and Issues +460 Labor; 461 Labor and Leisure; 462 Division of Labor by Gender; Division of Labor by Sex; 463 Occupational Specialization; 464 Labor Supply and Employment; 465 Wages and Salaries; 466 Labor Relations; 467 Labor Organization; 468 Collective Bargaining; 890 Gender Roles and Issues @@ -63693,7 +63693,7 @@ -440 Marketing; 441 Mercantile Business; 442 Wholesale Marketing; 443 Retail Marketing; 444 Retail Businesses; 445 Service Industries; 446 Sales Promotion; 447 Advertising +440 Marketing; 441 Mercantile Business; 442 Wholesale Marketing; 443 Retail Marketing; 444 Retail Businesses; 445 Service Industries; 446 Sales Promotion; 447 Advertising @@ -63735,7 +63735,7 @@ -438 Domestic Trade; 439 Foreign Trade +438 Domestic Trade; 439 Foreign Trade @@ -63769,7 +63769,7 @@ -179 Economic Planning and Development; 433 Production and Supply; 434 Income and Demand; 454 Saving and Investment; 455 Speculation; 458 Business Cycles +179 Economic Planning and Development; 433 Production and Supply; 434 Income and Demand; 454 Saving and Investment; 455 Speculation; 458 Business Cycles @@ -64103,7 +64103,7 @@ -17G Lie x; 17F Recline x +17G Lie x; 17F Recline x @@ -64503,7 +64503,7 @@ 481 Locomotion -15 Linear Movement; 15A Move, Come/Go; 16 Non-Linear Movement +15 Linear Movement; 15A Move, Come/Go; 16 Non-Linear Movement @@ -64951,7 +64951,7 @@ -15A' Movement with Speed x; 15B' Goal-Oriented Movement +15A' Movement with Speed x; 15B' Goal-Oriented Movement @@ -65000,7 +65000,7 @@ -(6) What idiophones are used of moving quickly? +(6) What onomatopoeic words refer to moving quickly? zip, zoom, whiz, vroom, chop chop @@ -65050,7 +65050,7 @@ -(4) What idiophones are used of moving slowly? +(4) What onomatopoeic words refer to moving slowly? chug @@ -65520,7 +65520,7 @@ -15I Come/Go Onto; 15J Come/Go Up, Ascend +15I Come/Go Onto; 15J Come/Go Up, Ascend @@ -65573,7 +65573,7 @@ -(7) What words refer to the sun or moon moving up in the sky? +(7) What words refer to the sun or moon moving up in the sky? come up, rise @@ -65847,7 +65847,7 @@ -15R Go Around, Surround; 15I' Roll +15R Go Around, Surround; 15I' Roll @@ -65992,7 +65992,7 @@ -They didn't know it, but their paths were converging.; The two ships were on a collision course. +They didn't know it, but their paths were converging.; The two ships were on a collision course. @@ -66056,7 +66056,7 @@ -Go away!; Leave me alone!; Get out of my sight! +Go away!; Leave me alone!; Get out of my sight! @@ -66089,7 +66089,7 @@ -Come here!; Get over here! +Come here!; Get over here! @@ -66325,10 +66325,10 @@ -484 Travel; 480 Travel and Transportation; 485 Travel Services; 486 Regulation of Travel; 487 Routes; 488 Warehousing; 489 Transportation; 167 External Migration; Immigration and Emigration +484 Travel; 480 Travel and Transportation; 485 Travel Services; 486 Regulation of Travel; 487 Routes; 488 Warehousing; 489 Transportation; 167 External Migration; Immigration and Emigration -15R Go Around, Surround; 15B Travel, Journey +15R Go Around, Surround; 15B Travel, Journey @@ -66418,7 +66418,7 @@ -490 Land Transport; 491 Highways and Bridges; 492 Animal Transport; 493 Vehicles; 494 Highway Transport; 495 Auxiliary Highway Services; 496 Railways; 497 Rail Transport; 498 Terminal Facilities; 499 Highway and Railway Construction +490 Land Transport; 491 Highways and Bridges; 492 Animal Transport; 493 Vehicles; 494 Highway Transport; 495 Auxiliary Highway Services; 496 Railways; 497 Rail Transport; 498 Terminal Facilities; 499 Highway and Railway Construction @@ -66500,7 +66500,7 @@ (5) What are the parts of a vehicle? -chassis, body, engine, brake, gas pedal, brakes, gear, steering wheel, windshield, windshield wiper, horn, +chassis, body, engine, brake, gas pedal, brakes, gear, steering wheel, windshield, windshield wiper, horn @@ -66591,7 +66591,7 @@ -500 Water and Air Transport; 501 Boats; 502 Navigation; 503 Waterways Improvements; 504 Port Facilities; 505 Water Transport +500 Water and Air Transport; 501 Boats; 502 Navigation; 503 Waterways Improvements; 504 Port Facilities; 505 Water Transport 54 Maritime Activities @@ -66817,7 +66817,7 @@ -507 Aviation; 506 Aircraft; 508 Airport Facilities; 509 Air Transport +507 Aviation; 506 Aircraft; 508 Airport Facilities; 509 Air Transport 15G' Fly @@ -67156,7 +67156,7 @@ -15T Follow, Accompany; 15S Come/Go With, Travel With +15T Follow, Accompany; 15S Come/Go With, Travel With @@ -67209,7 +67209,7 @@ -15O Come/Go Prior To; 15P Come/Go In Front Of +15O Come/Go Prior To; 15P Come/Go In Front Of @@ -67243,7 +67243,7 @@ -15T Follow, Accompany; 15Q Come/Go Behind +15T Follow, Accompany; 15Q Come/Go Behind @@ -67770,7 +67770,7 @@ (2) What words describe something that cannot be moved? -immoveable, fixed, fast, set, permanent +immovable, fixed, fast, set, permanent @@ -68020,7 +68020,7 @@ -482 Burden Carrying; 483 Weight Moving +482 Burden Carrying; 483 Weight Moving 15X Carry, Bear @@ -69254,7 +69254,7 @@ -18 Attachment; 18A Grasp, Hold +18 Attachment; 18A Grasp, Hold @@ -69398,7 +69398,7 @@ -16 Non-Linear Movement; 84 Spatial Extensions; 84A Extension From a Source; 84B Extension To a Goal; 84C Extension Along a Path +16 Non-Linear Movement; 84 Spatial Extensions; 84A Extension From a Source; 84B Extension To a Goal; 84C Extension Along a Path @@ -70088,7 +70088,7 @@ -62 Arrange, Organize; 62A Put Together, Arrange +62 Arrange, Organize; 62A Put Together, Arrange @@ -70181,7 +70181,7 @@ -(4) What words refer to a group of things that have been gathered together? +(4) What words refer to a group of things that have been gathered together? gathering, assemblage, bunch, collection, concentration, group, heap, huddle, mass, pile, stack @@ -70202,7 +70202,7 @@ -63G Separate; 15N Disperse, Scatter +63G Separate; 15N Disperse, Scatter @@ -70324,7 +70324,7 @@ -18 Attachment; 18B Fasten, Stick To; 63B Unite +18 Attachment; 18B Fasten, Stick To; 63B Unite @@ -70443,7 +70443,7 @@ (2) What words refer to something linking two things? -link, connect, +link, connect @@ -70726,7 +70726,7 @@ -Use this domain for words related to mixing things together--to put two or more different kinds of substances, like liquids or cooking ingredients, together. +Use this domain for words related to mixing things together--to put two or more different kinds of substances, like liquids or cooking ingredients, together. @@ -70880,7 +70880,7 @@ -18 Attachment; 18B Fasten, Stick To +18 Attachment; 18B Fasten, Stick To @@ -71099,7 +71099,7 @@ (3) What tools and methods are used for organizing things? -table, matrix, chart, organizational chart, flow chart, grid, cubby hole, pigeon hole, in basket, out basket +table, matrix, chart, organizational chart, flow chart, grid, cubbyhole, pigeonhole, in basket, out basket @@ -71154,7 +71154,7 @@ (1) What words describe things that are disorganized? -disorganized, arbitrary, chaotic, confused, in disarray, haphazard, helter-skelter, jumbled, messed up, messy, nonsystematic, random, unarranged, unsorted, unmethodical, unordered, unorganized, unsystematic +disorganized, arbitrary, chaotic, confused, in disarray, haphazard, helter-skelter, jumbled, messed up, messy, nonsystematic, random, unarranged, unsorted, unmethodical, unordered, unorganized, unsystematic @@ -71602,7 +71602,7 @@ -Use this domain for general words referring to making a physical impact on something, including the words for the action itself and the result of the action. +Use this domain for general words referring to making a physical impact on something, including the words for the action itself and the result of the action. @@ -72379,7 +72379,7 @@ -20 Violence, Harm, Destroy, Kill; 20B Harm, wound +20 Violence, Harm, Destroy, Kill; 20B Harm, wound @@ -72519,7 +72519,7 @@ -20 Violence, Harm, Destroy, Kill; 20C Destroy +20 Violence, Harm, Destroy, Kill; 20C Destroy @@ -72635,7 +72635,7 @@ -What <state> is your house in?; My house is in bad <shape>. +What <state> is your house in?; My house is in bad <shape>. @@ -72648,7 +72648,7 @@ -How are you <faring>?; How do things <stand> at work? +How are you <faring>?; How do things <stand> at work? @@ -72740,14 +72740,14 @@ -Use this domain for words related to numbers. Every language has a word for 'one', and a word for 'two'. These two numbers often have special words. So we have included a separate domain for 'one' and 'two'. In addition the numbers form a series (one, two, three...). Most languages have more than one series of numbers (first, second, third...). So we have also included a domain for each series of numbers that most languages have. Your language may have other series of numbers. Put them in the domain 'Number series'. +Use this domain for words related to numbers. Every language has a word for 'one', and a word for 'two'. These two numbers often have special words. So we have included a separate domain for 'one' and 'two'. In addition the numbers form a series (one, two, three...). Most languages have more than one series of numbers (first, second, third...). So we have also included a domain for each series of numbers that most languages have. Your language may have other series of numbers. Put them in the domain 'Number series'. -801 Numerology; 802 Numeration +801 Numerology; 802 Numeration -60 Number; 60A Number, Countless +60 Number; 60A Number, Countless @@ -73057,7 +73057,7 @@ -My parents had five boys and I am the <second>.; This book is the <third> in the series. +My parents had five boys and I am the <second>.; This book is the <third> in the series. @@ -73092,7 +73092,7 @@ -Mary washed the dress <three times>.; I have lent John money <many times>.; I have lent John money <twice>. +Mary washed the dress <three times>.; I have lent John money <many times>.; I have lent John money <twice>. @@ -73152,7 +73152,7 @@ -He gave you <three times what> he gave me.; He gave you <three times as much as> he gave me. +He gave you <three times what> he gave me.; He gave you <three times as much as> he gave me. @@ -73440,7 +73440,7 @@ -Two plus two <is> four.; Two added to two <equals> four.; If you add two and two, you <get> four. +Two plus two <is> four.; Two added to two <equals> four.; If you add two and two, you <get> four. @@ -73522,7 +73522,7 @@ -Two <plus> two is four.; Two <and> two makes four.; Two <added to> two equals four. +Two <plus> two is four.; Two <and> two makes four.; Two <added to> two equals four. @@ -73590,7 +73590,7 @@ -Four <minus> two equals two.; Two <subtracted from> four equals two.; Two <from> four is two. +Four <minus> two equals two.; Two <subtracted from> four equals two.; Two <from> four is two. @@ -73642,7 +73642,7 @@ -Two <multiplied by> two equals four.; Two <times> two makes four. +Two <multiplied by> two equals four.; Two <times> two makes four. @@ -73697,7 +73697,7 @@ -Four <divided by> two is two.; Two <into> four equals two.; Two <goes into> four two times. +Four <divided by> two is two.; Two <into> four equals two.; Two <goes into> four two times. @@ -73730,7 +73730,7 @@ -Use this domain for words and affixes that indicate that there is more than one of something. Some languages, such as Indo-European languages, indicate plural with an affix. Other languages, such as Austronesian languages, use a separate word. Some languages also have words or affixes that indicate that there are two of something. +Use this domain for words and affixes that indicate that there is more than one of something. Some languages, such as Indo-European languages, indicate plural with an affix. Other languages, such as Austronesian languages, use a separate word. Some languages also have words or affixes that indicate that there are two of something. @@ -73765,7 +73765,7 @@ -59A Many, Few; 59B Much, Little; 59F Abundance, Excess, Sparing +59A Many, Few; 59B Much, Little; 59F Abundance, Excess, Sparing @@ -74456,7 +74456,7 @@ -<Each> went his separate way.; <each> person +<Each> went his separate way.; <each> person @@ -74637,7 +74637,7 @@ -I couldn't decide which of the two I wanted more, so I bought them both.; The plan would be to our <mutual> benefit.; We have a <mutual> friend.; They <share> the same name. +I couldn't decide which of the two I wanted more, so I bought them both.; The plan would be to our <mutual> benefit.; We have a <mutual> friend.; They <share> the same name. @@ -74761,7 +74761,7 @@ (6) What words refer to an amount being the smallest it has ever been? -an all-time low, record low, lowest ebb, +an all-time low, record low, lowest ebb @@ -74952,7 +74952,7 @@ -(3) What words indicate something is true of only one thing or one group of things, and not true of others? +(3) What words indicate something is true of only one thing or one group of things, and not true of others? only, just, exclusively, nothing but, nothing else, be limited to, be restricted to, be confined to, be unique to, be peculiar to, exclusive @@ -74972,7 +74972,7 @@ -He doesn't understand--he's <only> a child.; I don't want anything--I <only> want to help. +He doesn't understand--he's <only> a child.; I don't want anything--I <only> want to help. @@ -75092,7 +75092,7 @@ -It weighs <about> four kilos.; John walks <approximately> two miles a day. +It weighs <about> four kilos.; John walks <approximately> two miles a day. @@ -75206,7 +75206,7 @@ (2) What words describe an average number? -average (adj), mean (adj), medium (adj), medial, on average +average (adj), mean (adj), medium (adj), medial, on average @@ -75234,7 +75234,7 @@ -63 Whole, Unite, Part, Divide; 63A Whole +63 Whole, Unite, Part, Divide; 63A Whole @@ -75258,7 +75258,7 @@ (3) What words indicate that something is not whole? -incomplete, partial, missing something +incomplete, partial, missing something @@ -75348,7 +75348,7 @@ -Many animals <have> four feet.; The story <is composed of> several episodes.; This page <is part of> that document.; the wheel <of> the car; the boy<'s> foot +Many animals <have> four feet.; The story <is composed of> several episodes.; This page <is part of> that document.; the wheel <of> the car; the boy<'s> foot @@ -75445,7 +75445,7 @@ -57B Have Sufficient; 59E Enough, Sufficient +57B Have Sufficient; 59E Enough, Sufficient @@ -75551,7 +75551,7 @@ (12) What words refer to not having enough of something? -not have enough, be short of, be short on, go short, be running short of, deficient, be starved of, be lacking in, +not have enough, be short of, be short on, go short, be running short of, deficient, be starved of, be lacking in @@ -75823,7 +75823,7 @@ (3) What words refer to the bad part that remains after the good part has been taken? -butt, dregs, leavings, offscourings, rags, scraps, sweepings +butt, dregs, leavings, offscouring, rags, scrap, sweepings @@ -76283,7 +76283,7 @@ (2) What words describe something that is very small? -tiny, minute, miniscule, microscopic, infinitesimal, wee, diminutive +tiny, minute, minuscule, microscopic, infinitesimal, wee, diminutive @@ -76381,7 +76381,7 @@ -81C Long, Short, Far; 81F Specific Measures of Length +81C Long, Short, Far; 81F Specific Measures of Length @@ -76584,7 +76584,7 @@ -23K Grow, Growth; 81B High, Low, Deep +23K Grow, Growth; 81B High, Low, Deep @@ -77614,7 +77614,7 @@ (9) What words indicate how big a container is? -how big, be (ten liters) in volume, hold, be (ten) cubic inches, be two meters long two meters wide and two meters high, be two by two by two +how big, be (ten litres) in volume, hold, be (ten) cubic inches, be two meters long two meters wide and two meters high, be two by two by two @@ -77630,7 +77630,7 @@ (11) What words refer to a unit of volume? -cubic (inch, foot, yard), milliliter, centiliter, deciliter, liter, decaliter, kiloliter, hectoliter, cup, pint, quart, gallon, fluid ounce, dry ounce, peck, bushel, measure, batch +cubic (inch, foot, yard), millilitre, centilitre, decilitre, litre, decalitre, kilolitre, hectolitre, cup, pint, quart, gallon, fluid ounce, dry ounce, peck, bushel, measure, batch @@ -77658,7 +77658,7 @@ -We've just received two <truckloads> of food.; All I had to eat was a <handful> of maize. +We've just received two <truckloads> of food.; All I had to eat was a <handful> of maize. @@ -77707,7 +77707,7 @@ -Dallas is a thousand miles <from> Phoenix.; Our house is two miles <from> town.; Our house is two miles <away>. +Dallas is a thousand miles <from> Phoenix.; Our house is two miles <from> town.; Our house is two miles <away>. @@ -77743,7 +77743,7 @@ -<How far> is New York from Washington?; <What is the distance> from New York to Washington? +<How far> is New York from Washington?; <What is the distance> from New York to Washington? @@ -78427,7 +78427,7 @@ 804 Weights and Measures -81 Spatial Dimensions; 81A Measure, To Measure; 6V Instruments for Measuring +81 Spatial Dimensions; 81A Measure, To Measure; 6V Instruments for Measuring @@ -78517,7 +78517,7 @@ -86 Weight; 86B Pound, Talent +86 Weight; 86B Pound, Talent @@ -78542,7 +78542,7 @@ -What is the <weight> of a liter of water? +What is the <weight> of a litre of water? @@ -78551,7 +78551,7 @@ (3) What words refer to a unit of weight? -ounce, pound, ton, milligram, centigram, decigram, gram, dekagram, kilo, kilogram, metric ton, kiloton, megaton, atomic weight, carat, dram, grain, hundredweight, pennyweight, stone, talent, gross weight, net weight +ounce, pound, ton, milligram, centigram, decigram, gram, decagram, kilo, kilogram, metric ton, kiloton, megaton, atomic weight, carat, dram, grain, hundredweight, pennyweight, stone, talent, gross weight, net weight @@ -78805,7 +78805,7 @@ -79W Shapes; 79R Two-Dimensional and Three-Dimensional Shapes +79W Shapes; 79R Two-Dimensional and Three-Dimensional Shapes @@ -80657,7 +80657,7 @@ (4) What are the shades of orange? -orange, apricot, cadmium, carrottop, carroty, ocher, peach, salmon, tangerine +orange, apricot, cadmium, carrot top, carroty, ocher, peach, salmon, tangerine @@ -80665,7 +80665,7 @@ (5) What are the shades of yellow? -yellow, amber, banana, blond, blonde, canary, chartreuse, chrome yellow, citron, cream, flaxen, gold, golden, goldilocks, jaundice, lemon, saffron, sallow, straw-colored, sulfur, tawny, terra cotta, yellow ocher, xanthous +yellow, amber, banana, blond, blonde, canary, chartreuse, chrome yellow, citron, cream, flaxen, gold, golden, goldilocks, jaundice, lemon, saffron, sallow, straw-colored, sulfur, tawny, terracotta, yellow ocher, xanthous @@ -81206,7 +81206,7 @@ (14) What happens to people when they get cold? -shiver, be blue with cold, goose pimples, goosebumps, gooseflesh, someone's teeth are chattering, frostbite, frostbitten, freeze to death, die of cold +shiver, be blue with cold, goose pimples, goosebumps, goose flesh, someone's teeth are chattering, frostbite, frostbitten, freeze to death, die of cold @@ -81242,7 +81242,7 @@ -58D Class, Kind; 58 Nature, Class, Example +58D Class, Kind; 58 Nature, Class, Example @@ -81257,7 +81257,7 @@ -An ant <is> an insect.; An ant <is a kind of> insect.; Dogs, cats, and horses <are members of> the animal <class>.; Plants <include> trees, flowers, and weeds.; The animal <class> <includes> dogs, cats, and horses. +An ant <is> an insect.; An ant <is a kind of> insect.; Dogs, cats, and horses <are members of> the animal <class>.; Plants <include> trees, flowers, and weeds.; The animal <class> <includes> dogs, cats, and horses. @@ -81286,7 +81286,7 @@ -Mushrooms are not <classified with> the plants.; I would not <classify> this fossil <as> a dinosaur. +Mushrooms are not <classified with> the plants.; I would not <classify> this fossil <as> a dinosaur. @@ -81305,7 +81305,7 @@ -58A Nature, Character; 58C Basic Principles or Features Defining the Nature of Something +58A Nature, Character; 58C Basic Principles or Features Defining the Nature of Something @@ -81369,7 +81369,7 @@ -This is <the same> man that I saw yesterday.; This isn't <the same> man, it's another man. +This is <the same> man that I saw yesterday.; This isn't <the same> man, it's another man. @@ -81382,7 +81382,7 @@ -This is <the same> as that.; The twins are <the same> in every way. +This is <the same> as that.; The twins are <the same> in every way. @@ -81620,7 +81620,7 @@ -This <is different from> that.; <a different> man +This <is different from> that.; <a different> man @@ -81672,7 +81672,7 @@ -This isn't the same man, it's <another> man.; I'm not talking about John, I'm talking about the <other> man.; I'm talking about someone <else>.; It must have been someone <other than> you. +This isn't the same man, it's <another> man.; I'm not talking about John, I'm talking about the <other> man.; I'm talking about someone <else>.; It must have been someone <other than> you. @@ -81881,7 +81881,7 @@ -58I Pattern, Model, Example, and Corresponding Representation; 58J Archetype, Corresponding Type +58I Pattern, Model, Example, and Corresponding Representation; 58J Archetype, Corresponding Type @@ -82023,7 +82023,7 @@ -The coffee has milk in it.; The coffee contains milk. +The coffee has milk in it.; The coffee contains milk. @@ -82044,7 +82044,7 @@ -John built his house <out of> cement blocks.; This picture was done <with> oil paints. +John built his house <out of> cement blocks.; This picture was done <with> oil paints. @@ -82258,7 +82258,7 @@ -65C Good, Bad; 88A Goodness +65C Good, Bad; 88A Goodness @@ -82391,7 +82391,7 @@ -79C' Perfect; 88D Perfect, Perfection +79C' Perfect; 88D Perfect, Perfection @@ -82930,7 +82930,7 @@ (1) What words refer to a blemish in something? -blemish, blot, dapple, excrescence, freckle, mole, pimple, speck, speckle, small fault, +blemish, blot, dapple, excrescence, freckle, mole, pimple, speck, speckle, small fault @@ -83112,7 +83112,7 @@ -65 Value; 65A Valuable, Lacking in Value; 65B Worthy, Not Worthy +65 Value; 65A Valuable, Lacking in Value; 65B Worthy, Not Worthy @@ -83304,7 +83304,7 @@ -The meeting <is at> four o'clock.; John stopped for lunch <at> noon.; The game <is on> Saturday.; Saturday<'s> game; <The time of> the meeting <will be> four o'clock. +The meeting <is at> four o'clock.; John stopped for lunch <at> noon.; The game <is on> Saturday.; Saturday<'s> game; <The time of> the meeting <will be> four o'clock. @@ -83323,7 +83323,7 @@ -67 Units of Time; 67H Indefinite Units of Time: Age, Lifetime, Interval, Period; 67I Definite Units of Time: Year, Month, Week, Day, Hour +67 Units of Time; 67H Indefinite Units of Time: Age, Lifetime, Interval, Period; 67I Definite Units of Time: Year, Month, Week, Day, Hour @@ -83564,7 +83564,7 @@ -67 Points of Time; 67D A Point of Time with Reference to Units of Time: Daybreak, Midday, Midnight, Late +67 Points of Time; 67D A Point of Time with Reference to Units of Time: Daybreak, Midday, Midnight, Late @@ -83925,7 +83925,7 @@ -527 Rest Days and Holidays; 528 Vacations +527 Rest Days and Holidays; 528 Vacations @@ -84207,7 +84207,7 @@ -It is now five <o'clock>.; It is five <a.m.>; It is five <p.m.>; It is noon <time>.; ten minutes <after> five.; <half> <past> five.; a <quarter> <to> five.; at ten <of> six.; a <quarter> <of> an hour.; in <half> an hour.; ten minutes <past> <the hour>. +It is now five <o'clock>.; It is five <a.m.>; It is five <p.m.>; It is noon <time>.; ten minutes <after> five.; <half> <past> five.; a <quarter> <to> five.; at ten <of> six.; a <quarter> <of> an hour.; in <half> an hour.; ten minutes <past> <the hour>. @@ -84290,7 +84290,7 @@ -67 Points of Time; 67B A Point of Time with Reference to Other Points of Time: Before, Long Ago, Now, At the Same Time, When, About, After +67 Points of Time; 67B A Point of Time with Reference to Other Points of Time: Before, Long Ago, Now, At the Same Time, When, About, After @@ -84408,7 +84408,7 @@ -the first child; the second taxi; the next person (to speak); the last person (out the door) +the first child; the second taxi; the next person (to speak); the last person (out the door) @@ -85042,7 +85042,7 @@ -John took a bath, <and> ate a big dinner.; John took a bath, <and then> ate a big dinner.; <Having> tak<en> a bath, John ate a big dinner.; <After> taking a bath, John ate a big dinner. +John took a bath, <and> ate a big dinner.; John took a bath, <and then> ate a big dinner.; <Having> tak<en> a bath, John ate a big dinner.; <After> taking a bath, John ate a big dinner. @@ -85081,7 +85081,7 @@ -John went out to the garden, carry<ing> his hoe and shovel.; Mary bought food, <while> John got gas for the car. +John went out to the garden, carry<ing> his hoe and shovel.; Mary bought food, <while> John got gas for the car. @@ -85183,7 +85183,7 @@ (1) What words refer to the right time to do something? -the right time, a good time, be the time, +the right time, a good time, be the time @@ -85509,7 +85509,7 @@ -I'll get around to it someday.; I'll do it later. +I'll get around to it someday.; I'll do it later. @@ -85532,7 +85532,7 @@ -68 Aspect; 67 Duration of Time; 67F Duration of Time with Reference to Some Point of Time: Until, Delay, Still, From +68 Aspect; 67 Duration of Time; 67F Duration of Time with Reference to Some Point of Time: Until, Delay, Still, From @@ -86436,7 +86436,7 @@ (8) What words describe a new idea or way of doing something? -new, new-fangled, avant-garde, contemporary, forward-looking, fresh, futuristic, go-ahead, be in its infancy, innovative, inventive, modern, ultra-modern, move with the times, novel, original, originality, pioneering, present-day, progressive, revolutionary, up-to-date, up-to-the-minute, ahead of your time +new, newfangled, avant-garde, contemporary, forward-looking, fresh, futuristic, go-ahead, be in its infancy, innovative, inventive, modern, ultra-modern, move with the times, novel, original, originality, pioneering, present-day, progressive, revolutionary, up-to-date, up-to-the-minute, ahead of your time @@ -86518,7 +86518,7 @@ (3) What words describe something that is old and belongs to an early period of history? -primeval, antediluvian, mediaeval, primordial +primeval, antediluvian, medieval, primordial @@ -86928,7 +86928,7 @@ -Mary <often> washes the dress.; I have <frequently> lent John money. +Mary <often> washes the dress.; I have <frequently> lent John money. @@ -87100,7 +87100,7 @@ (1) What words refer to continuing to do something? -continue (doing something), remain at (something), keep on (doing something), stay at (it), stick to (it), hold on, keep (going), keep at (it), stick-to-itiveness, sustain +continue (doing something), remain at (something), keep on (doing something), stay at (it), stick to (it), hold on, keep (going), keep at (it), sticktoitiveness, sustain @@ -87438,7 +87438,7 @@ 131 Location -83 Spatial Positions; 83B Where, Somewhere, Everywhere +83 Spatial Positions; 83B Where, Somewhere, Everywhere @@ -87458,7 +87458,7 @@ -John <is at> home.; John <is> here.; The books <are> in the box.; The office <is located> in the next building.; The <location> of the library <is> in the Academic Building.; Here <is> John.; There <are> the potatoes.; the steps <at> the door +John <is at> home.; John <is> here.; The books <are> in the box.; The office <is located> in the next building.; The <location> of the library <is> in the Academic Building.; Here <is> John.; There <are> the potatoes.; the steps <at> the door @@ -87964,7 +87964,7 @@ -83G Opposite, Over Against, Across From, Offshore From; 83J Beyond, On the Other Side Of +83G Opposite, Over Against, Across From, Offshore From; 83J Beyond, On the Other Side Of @@ -88020,7 +88020,7 @@ -82 Spatial Orientation; 82B Left, Right, Straight Ahead, Opposite +82 Spatial Orientation; 82B Left, Right, Straight Ahead, Opposite @@ -88032,7 +88032,7 @@ -What <way> did he go?; He headed in that <direction>.; Turn to a <bearing> of 270 degrees. +What <way> did he go?; He headed in that <direction>.; Turn to a <bearing> of 270 degrees. @@ -88045,7 +88045,7 @@ -Turn and <face> north.; The temple <faced> east.; We buried him with his feet <pointing> west.; The captain <pointed> the ship into the wind. +Turn and <face> north.; The temple <faced> east.; We buried him with his feet <pointing> west.; The captain <pointed> the ship into the wind. @@ -88339,7 +88339,7 @@ (3) What words describe something that is toward one of the directions of the compass? -northern, southern, eastern, western, boreal, austral, oriental, occidental, Midwestern, Fareast +northern, southern, eastern, western, boreal, austral, oriental, occidental, Midwestern, Far East @@ -88383,7 +88383,7 @@ -85A Be in a Place; 83E At, Beside, Near, Far; 85 Existence in Space +85A Be in a Place; 83E At, Beside, Near, Far; 85 Existence in Space @@ -88454,7 +88454,7 @@ -80 Space; 80A Space, Place +80 Space; 80A Space, Place @@ -89337,7 +89337,7 @@ -John <is> our new leader.; This <is> a pine tree. +John <is> our new leader.; This <is> a pine tree. @@ -89376,7 +89376,7 @@ -<There is> a man....; <There was> a man....; <There exists> evidence....; Evidence <exists>....; God <exists>.; I think, therefore I <am>.; Once upon a time <there lived> a man.... +<There is> a man....; <There was> a man....; <There exists> evidence....; Evidence <exists>....; God <exists>.; I think, therefore I <am>.; Once upon a time <there lived> a man.... @@ -89439,7 +89439,7 @@ -John <became> president last year.; The sky <turned> red as the sun set.; After a long illness, John finally <got> better. +John <became> president last year.; The sky <turned> red as the sun set.; After a long illness, John finally <got> better. @@ -89496,7 +89496,7 @@ -Own: John <has> a house (to sell), the house <of> John, John<'s> house, hi<s> house, who<se> house (is this?), the house is hi<s>; Kinship: John <has> a brother, the brother <of> John, John<'s>brother, hi<s> brother; Relationship: John <has> a friend, the friend <of> John, John<'s> friend, a friend of hi<s>; Member: The school <has> (a hundred) students, the students <of> the school, the school<'s> students; Part: Trees <have> leaves, the leaves <of> the tree, the tree<'s> leaves, it<s> leaves; Name: John <has> three names, the three names <of> John, John<'s> three names, hi<s> names; Know: John <has> the answer, John<'s> answer, hi<s> answer; Hold: John <has> the key (in his pocket), John<'s> key, hi<s> key; Feel: John <has> anger, the anger <of> John, John's anger, hi<s> anger; Sickness: John <has> cancer, John<'s> cancer, hi<s> cancer; Located on: The yard <has> a fence, the yard<'s> fence; Be pictured in: the photo <of> John, John<'s> photo, hi<s> photo; Quality: John <has> status, the status <of> John, John<'s> status, hi<s> status; Use: The secretary <has> a computer, the computer <of> the secretary, the secretary<'s> computer, the computer is her<s>; Event: the arrival <of> John, John<'s> arrival, hi<s> arrival +Own: John <has> a house (to sell), the house <of> John, John<'s> house, hi<s> house, who<se> house (is this?), the house is hi<s>; Kinship: John <has> a brother, the brother <of> John, John<'s>brother, hi<s> brother; Relationship: John <has> a friend, the friend <of> John, John<'s> friend, a friend of hi<s>; Member: The school <has> (a hundred) students, the students <of> the school, the school<'s> students; Part: Trees <have> leaves, the leaves <of> the tree, the tree<'s> leaves, it<s> leaves; Name: John <has> three names, the three names <of> John, John<'s> three names, hi<s> names; Know: John <has> the answer, John<'s> answer, hi<s> answer; Hold: John <has> the key (in his pocket), John<'s> key, hi<s> key; Feel: John <has> anger, the anger <of> John, John's anger, hi<s> anger; Sickness: John <has> cancer, John<'s> cancer, hi<s> cancer; Located on: The yard <has> a fence, the yard<'s> fence; Be pictured in: the photo <of> John, John<'s> photo, hi<s> photo; Quality: John <has> status, the status <of> John, John<'s> status, hi<s> status; Use: The secretary <has> a computer, the computer <of> the secretary, the secretary<'s> computer, the computer is her<s>; Event: the arrival <of> John, John<'s> arrival, hi<s> arrival @@ -89524,7 +89524,7 @@ -<be> characteristic, state; <have> condition; <bear> characteristic; <be in a state of> characteristic; The dirt <is> red.; The towel <is> damp.; This man <is> important.; This man <has> an important status.; The towel<'s> dampness.; The dampness <of> the towel.; The damp state <of> this towel. +<be> characteristic, state; <have> condition; <bear> characteristic; <be in a state of> characteristic; The dirt <is> red.; The towel <is> damp.; This man <is> important.; This man <has> an important status.; The towel<'s> dampness.; The dampness <of> the towel.; The damp state <of> this towel. @@ -89565,7 +89565,7 @@ -42 Perform, Do; 42A Function; 42B Do, Perform +42 Perform, Do; 42A Function; 42B Do, Perform @@ -89940,7 +89940,7 @@ -Use this domain for words that indicate event propositions. Event propositions are similar in that they are normally expressed by a subject and a verb, possibly including an object, indirect object, or complement clause. However there are multiple ways in which a language can express an event, such as a passive construction, noun phrase, or subordinate clause. In addition each event type is different in its primary cases, and in the ways those cases are marked. Each event type has subtypes, such as intransitive, transitive, and bitransitive verbs. A great deal of research is needed in order to identify all the variations. Ultimately every verb must be investigated to determine how it behaves in each syntactic construction and how its case relations are marked. No two verbs are entirely alike. +Use this domain for words that indicate event propositions. Event propositions are similar in that they are normally expressed by a subject and a verb, possibly including an object, indirect object, or complement clause. However there are multiple ways in which a language can express an event, such as a passive construction, noun phrase, or subordinate clause. In addition each event type is different in its primary cases, and in the ways those cases are marked. Each event type has subtypes, such as intransitive, transitive, and ditransitive verbs. A great deal of research is needed in order to identify all the variations. Ultimately every verb must be investigated to determine how it behaves in each syntactic construction and how its case relations are marked. No two verbs are entirely alike. @@ -89949,11 +89949,11 @@ (1) What words indicate an event? --ing, -'s...-ing, -ing...of, to +-ing, -'s...-ing, -ing...of, to -A bark<ing> dog (kept me awake last night).; The dog<'s> bark<ing> (woke me up).; The bark<ing> <of> a dog (woke me up).; (John told me) <to> wake him up at 6 a.m.; I want <to> do something.; He started do<ing> something. +A bark<ing> dog (kept me awake last night).; The dog<'s> bark<ing> (woke me up).; The bark<ing> <of> a dog (woke me up).; (John told me) <to> wake him up at 6 a.m.; I want <to> do something.; He started do<ing> something. @@ -90021,7 +90021,7 @@ -79A Physical, Spiritual; 79B Natural, Spiritual +79A Physical, Spiritual; 79B Natural, Spiritual @@ -90155,7 +90155,7 @@ -We all admire <such> a man. (a generous man); We all admire <that kind of> a man.; We all admire <that sort of> a man. +We all admire <such> a man. (a generous man); We all admire <that kind of> a man.; We all admire <that sort of> a man. @@ -90168,7 +90168,7 @@ -<What kind of> a man is he? (a good man); <What sort of> man is he? +<What kind of> a man is he? (a good man); <What sort of> man is he? @@ -90209,7 +90209,7 @@ -We would like you to do it <thus>.; I'll show you <how> I want it. +We would like you to do it <thus>.; I'll show you <how> I want it. @@ -90289,7 +90289,7 @@ -92 Discourse Referentials; 92A Speaker; 92B Speaker and Those Associated with the Speaker; 92C Receptor, Receptors; 92D Whom or What Spoken or Written About; 92H Emphatic Adjunct +92 Discourse Referentials; 92A Speaker; 92B Speaker and Those Associated with the Speaker; 92C Receptor, Receptors; 92D Whom or What Spoken or Written About; 92H Emphatic Adjunct @@ -90393,7 +90393,7 @@ -He <himself> admits he is guilty.; I did it <myself> without any help.; You can do what you want. <As for me>, I'm not going. +He <himself> admits he is guilty.; I did it <myself> without any help.; You can do what you want. <As for me>, I'm not going. @@ -90437,7 +90437,7 @@ -They hit <each other>.; We should help <one another>. +They hit <each other>.; We should help <one another>. @@ -90539,7 +90539,7 @@ -I'm looking for the man <who> killed John.; I found the coin <that> I lost.; That is the reason <why> I did it. +I'm looking for the man <who> killed John.; I found the coin <that> I lost.; That is the reason <why> I did it. @@ -90567,7 +90567,7 @@ -<Who> is that?; <Where> did you go?; <How many> did you get?; <How often> will you go?; <Why> did you do that? +<Who> is that?; <Where> did you go?; <How many> did you get?; <How often> will you go?; <Why> did you do that? @@ -90598,7 +90598,7 @@ -<the> leader; <a> really old man; <this> new shirt; <these> tomatoes; <that> book; <those> flowers; I want <this>.; <That> is what I want. +<the> leader; <a> really old man; <this> new shirt; <these> tomatoes; <that> book; <those> flowers; I want <this>.; <That> is what I want. @@ -90626,7 +90626,7 @@ -You don't need to do anything. I will take care of it <personally>.; Instead of sending a representative, he is coming <in person>.; You can talk to him <direct>. +You don't need to do anything. I will take care of it <personally>.; Instead of sending a representative, he is coming <in person>.; You can talk to him <direct>. @@ -90715,7 +90715,7 @@ -coming <and> going; me <and> you; men <and> women; <both> this <and> that; <either> good <or> bad; <neither> good <nor> bad; quickly <but> not carelessly +coming <and> going; me <and> you; men <and> women; <both> this <and> that; <either> good <or> bad; <neither> good <nor> bad; quickly <but> not carelessly @@ -90743,7 +90743,7 @@ -You come here <and> I'll go there.; You come here <or> I'll go there.; You come here <while> I go there.; You come here <then> I'll go there.; <If> you come here, I'll go there. +You come here <and> I'll go there.; You come here <or> I'll go there.; You come here <while> I go there.; You come here <then> I'll go there.; <If> you come here, I'll go there. @@ -90771,7 +90771,7 @@ -I want you to come here. <Then> I'll go there.; You wanted to come here. <So> I decided to let you. +I want you to come here. <Then> I'll go there.; You wanted to come here. <So> I decided to let you. @@ -90855,17 +90855,17 @@ 9.2.8 -Idiophones +Onomatopoeic words -Use this domain to list all idiophones. If there are many idiophones in your language, it is probably not worth the trouble to list them here. The Shoebox program (and other dictionary programs) can sort your dictionary by part of speech. +Use this domain to list all onomatopoeic words. If there are many onomatopoeic words in your language, it is probably not worth the trouble to list them here. The Shoebox program (and other dictionary programs) can sort your dictionary by part of speech. -(1) What idiophones are in your language? +(1) What onomatopoeic words are in your language? knick-knack, flimflam @@ -90994,7 +90994,7 @@ -<very> green; <too> dark; <really> fast; <real> good; <pretty> heavy +<very> green; <too> dark; <really> fast; <real> good; <pretty> heavy @@ -91029,7 +91029,7 @@ -78 Degree; 78E Up to, As Much As, To the Degree That +78 Degree; 78E Up to, As Much As, To the Degree That @@ -91049,7 +91049,7 @@ -Ambassador Stevenson is a very <high> level official.; <Low> priority tasks should be placed later in the list.; The musician gave a <first> rate performance.; Finding a suitable place to live was of <primary> importance. +Ambassador Stevenson is a very <high> level official.; <Low> priority tasks should be placed later in the list.; The musician gave a <first> rate performance.; Finding a suitable place to live was of <primary> importance. @@ -91280,7 +91280,7 @@ (1) What words indicate that something is done to a complete degree? -completely, fully, totally, entirely, wholly, absolutely, utterly, positively, in every way, in every respect, in every sense, through and through, whole-heartedly, altogether, out-and-out, outright, perfect, perfectly, roundly, solid, solidly, thoroughly, unmitigated, unqualified, utter +completely, fully, totally, entirely, wholly, absolutely, utterly, positively, in every way, in every respect, in every sense, through and through, wholeheartedly, altogether, out-and-out, outright, perfect, perfectly, roundly, solid, solidly, thoroughly, unmitigated, unqualified, utter @@ -91945,7 +91945,7 @@ -John <can> drive a car.; John <knows how> to drive a car. +John <can> drive a car.; John <knows how> to drive a car. @@ -92139,7 +92139,7 @@ (12) What affixes indicate that the sentence is a command? -(none in English), (in many Bantu languages) -e 'a verbal suffix indicating that the sentence is a command' +(none in English), (in many Bantu languages) -e 'a verbal suffix indicating that the sentence is a command' @@ -92177,7 +92177,7 @@ -I <urge> you to help.; I <request> that you help.; <Let> us all do our part.; <Why don't> you do something to help?; <Please> do something to help. +I <urge> you to help.; I <request> that you help.; <Let> us all do our part.; <Why don't> you do something to help?; <Please> do something to help. @@ -92190,7 +92190,7 @@ -We <should> do something to help.; We <ought to> do something to help.; <Should>n't we do something to help?; This building <should> be torn down. +We <should> do something to help.; We <ought to> do something to help.; <Should>n't we do something to help?; This building <should> be torn down. @@ -92203,7 +92203,7 @@ -We <should not> do anything to hinder them.; We <ought not to> do anything that might harm them.; I <caution> you not to interfere. +We <should not> do anything to hinder them.; We <ought not to> do anything that might harm them.; I <caution> you not to interfere. @@ -92251,7 +92251,7 @@ (1) What words indicate that the sentence is a question? -(Japanese) ka? 'a particle coming at the end of a sentence to indicate that it is a question' +(Japanese) ka? 'a particle coming at the end of a sentence to indicate that it is a question' @@ -92390,7 +92390,7 @@ (5) What words indicate that something is certain to happen and nothing can be done to stop it? -inevitable, whether you like it or not, willy nilly, be fated to, be destined to, predestined, be meant to be, pre-ordained, doomed, the inevitable +inevitable, whether you like it or not, willy-nilly, be fated to, be destined to, predestined, be meant to be, pre-ordained, doomed, the inevitable @@ -92572,7 +92572,7 @@ -<It is possible that> he will come.; <It is possible for> him to come.; He <could> come.; He <might> come.; He <may> come.; He <is able to> come.; <Maybe> he will come. +<It is possible that> he will come.; <It is possible for> him to come.; He <could> come.; He <might> come.; He <may> come.; He <is able to> come.; <Maybe> he will come. @@ -92700,7 +92700,7 @@ -<I suppose> X is true.; <It is my conjecture that> X is true.; <I would wager that> X is true.; <If my suspicions are true,> X is true.; X <may> be true.; <It's possible> X is true. +<I suppose> X is true.; <It is my conjecture that> X is true.; <I would wager that> X is true.; <If my suspicions are true,> X is true.; X <may> be true.; <It's possible> X is true. @@ -92713,7 +92713,7 @@ -"Is X true?" "<I think so>."; X is true, <as far as I know>.; <To the best of my knowledge>, X is true.; <As far as I'm aware>, X is true. +"Is X true?" "<I think so>."; X is true, <as far as I know>.; <To the best of my knowledge>, X is true.; <As far as I'm aware>, X is true. @@ -92745,7 +92745,7 @@ -<It is possible that> he will come.; He <could> come.; He <might> come.; He <may> come.; <Maybe> he will come. +<It is possible that> he will come.; He <could> come.; He <might> come.; He <may> come.; <Maybe> he will come. @@ -92789,7 +92789,7 @@ -X <seems to> be true.; X <appears to> be true.; <It sounds to me like> X is true.; <It appears that> X is true.; <To all appearances> X is true.; <All indications are that> X is true.; <It looks suspiciously like> X is true. +X <seems to> be true.; X <appears to> be true.; <It sounds to me like> X is true.; <It appears that> X is true.; <To all appearances> X is true.; <All indications are that> X is true.; <It looks suspiciously like> X is true. @@ -92956,7 +92956,7 @@ -<It is impossible for> a person to fly.; <It is not possible for> a person to fly. +<It is impossible for> a person to fly.; <It is not possible for> a person to fly. @@ -93128,7 +93128,7 @@ -This job is very important <to> John.; The proposal looks good <in> my <opinion>. +This job is very important <to> John.; The proposal looks good <in> my <opinion>. @@ -93162,7 +93162,7 @@ -69A Affirmation; 69 Affirmation, Negation +69A Affirmation; 69 Affirmation, Negation @@ -93196,7 +93196,7 @@ -69B Negation; 69C Negation Combined with Clitics +69B Negation; 69C Negation Combined with Clitics @@ -93247,7 +93247,7 @@ -You are going, <aren't you>? (The expected answer in English is, 'Yes, I am going'.); He's going, <isn't he>? (Yes, he is.); Are<n't> you going? (Yes, I am.); Did<n't> he go? (Yes, he did). +You are going, <aren't you>? (The expected answer in English is, 'Yes, I am going'.); He's going, <isn't he>? (Yes, he is.); Are<n't> you going? (Yes, I am.); Did<n't> he go? (Yes, he did). @@ -93278,7 +93278,7 @@ -You are<n't> going, <are you>? (The expected answer in English is, 'No, I'm not going.'); He is<n't> going, <is he>? (No, he's not going.); You're <not> going? (No, I'm not going.); He is<n't> going? (No, he's not going.) +You are<n't> going, <are you>? (The expected answer in English is, 'No, I'm not going.'); He is<n't> going, <is he>? (No, he's not going.); You're <not> going? (No, I'm not going.); He is<n't> going? (No, he's not going.) @@ -93412,7 +93412,7 @@ -90 Case; 90A Agent, Personal or Nonpersonal, Causative or Immediate, Direct or Indirect; 90C Source of Event or Activity; 90D Responsibility; 90E Viewpoint Participant; 90F Content; 90G Guarantor Participant with Oaths; 90H Opposition; 90J Reason Participant; 90K Agent of a Numerable Event; 90L Agent in a Causative Role Marked by Verbs; 90M Experiencer; 90N To Cause To Experience +90 Case; 90A Agent, Personal or Nonpersonal, Causative or Immediate, Direct or Indirect; 90C Source of Event or Activity; 90D Responsibility; 90E Viewpoint Participant; 90F Content; 90G Guarantor Participant with Oaths; 90H Opposition; 90J Reason Participant; 90K Agent of a Numerable Event; 90L Agent in a Causative Role Marked by Verbs; 90M Experiencer; 90N To Cause To Experience @@ -93489,7 +93489,7 @@ -John held our coats <for> us.; John manages the business <for> us.; John invited some older couples to join them <for> his parent's <sake>.; <For the sake of> his parents John invited some older couples to join them.; <For the benefit of> the children we included a trip to the zoo.; Because you are sick, Mary has offered to cook <for> you. +John held our coats <for> us.; John manages the business <for> us.; John invited some older couples to join them <for> his parent's <sake>.; <For the sake of> his parents John invited some older couples to join them.; <For the benefit of> the children we included a trip to the zoo.; Because you are sick, Mary has offered to cook <for> you. @@ -93524,7 +93524,7 @@ -John hit the dog <with> a stick.; John caught the rat <using> a trap he built. +John hit the dog <with> a stick.; John caught the rat <using> a trap he built. @@ -93555,7 +93555,7 @@ -John travels to work <by> bus.; He intends to get there <by means of> his wits. +John travels to work <by> bus.; He intends to get there <by means of> his wits. @@ -93702,7 +93702,7 @@ -The <source> of our water is a deep well.; Our drinking water is <from> a deep well.; John brought the wood <from> the forest. +The <source> of our water is a deep well.; Our drinking water is <from> a deep well.; John brought the wood <from> the forest. @@ -93730,7 +93730,7 @@ -We traveled <via> the highway most of the way.; What <route> will you follow? +We traveled <via> the highway most of the way.; What <route> will you follow? @@ -93758,7 +93758,7 @@ -We traveled <to> New York.; Our <destination> is New York.; John moved the wood <to> the back of the house.; John sent David <to> New York. +We traveled <to> New York.; Our <destination> is New York.; John moved the wood <to> the back of the house.; John sent David <to> New York. @@ -93786,7 +93786,7 @@ -John <is from> New York.; I<'m from> California.; <from> the tribe of; <from> America +John <is from> New York.; I<'m from> California.; <from> the tribe of; <from> America @@ -93839,7 +93839,7 @@ -John and David went to town <together>.; We all went <together>. +John and David went to town <together>.; We all went <together>. @@ -93880,7 +93880,7 @@ -John was <with> me at supper last night.; John was there <along with> David. +John was <with> me at supper last night.; John was there <along with> David. @@ -93911,7 +93911,7 @@ -John went to town <with> David.; We will go <with> you.; We wanted to go to town and John decided to go <along>. +John went to town <with> David.; We will go <with> you.; We wanted to go to town and John decided to go <along>. @@ -93968,7 +93968,7 @@ -They helped <each other> with their work.; We all helped <one another>.; <Each> accused <the other> of causing the problem.; We <exchanged> glances.; They <traded> insults. +They helped <each other> with their work.; We all helped <one another>.; <Each> accused <the other> of causing the problem.; We <exchanged> glances.; They <traded> insults. @@ -93981,7 +93981,7 @@ -The feeling is <mutual>.; The two countries signed a <reciprocal> trade agreement.; Effective communication is <two-way>. +The feeling is <mutual>.; The two countries signed a <reciprocal> trade agreement.; Effective communication is <two-way>. @@ -94009,7 +94009,7 @@ -The participants entered two <by> two.; The students lined up class <by> class.; We lined up the shoes <in> pairs.; The guests were seated <in> groups of six. +The participants entered two <by> two.; The students lined up class <by> class.; We lined up the shoes <in> pairs.; The guests were seated <in> groups of six. @@ -94134,7 +94134,7 @@ -John drank coffee <with> milk.; John sent flowers to Mary <along with> a birthday card.; He paid back my money <with> interest. +John drank coffee <with> milk.; John sent flowers to Mary <along with> a birthday card.; He paid back my money <with> interest. @@ -94157,7 +94157,7 @@ -89 Relations; 89A Relation +89 Relations; 89A Relation @@ -94169,7 +94169,7 @@ -What is the <relation> between the two?; How are they <related>?; The <relationship> is complex.; What does this <have to do with> that?; The two <are related> somehow, but I don't know in what way.; The distance an arrow flies <is related to> the angle at which you shoot.; My science class and the smell of sulfur will forever <be associated> in my mind.; I don't see the <connection>.; There must be some sort of <correlation> between them.; I'm sure there is <a link between> the two, but I haven't found it yet. +What is the <relation> between the two?; How are they <related>?; The <relationship> is complex.; What does this <have to do with> that?; The two <are related> somehow, but I don't know in what way.; The distance an arrow flies <is related to> the angle at which you shoot.; My science class and the smell of sulfur will forever <be associated> in my mind.; I don't see the <connection>.; There must be some sort of <correlation> between them.; I'm sure there is <a link between> the two, but I haven't found it yet. @@ -94269,7 +94269,7 @@ -Mary washed <and> ironed the dress.; Mary washed the dress <and also> ironed it.; Mary <and> Laura washed the dress.; Mary washed the dress <and> Laura washed it <too>.; Laura <also> washed the dress.; Mary washed the dress <and> the shirt. +Mary washed <and> ironed the dress.; Mary washed the dress <and also> ironed it.; Mary <and> Laura washed the dress.; Mary washed the dress <and> Laura washed it <too>.; Laura <also> washed the dress.; Mary washed the dress <and> the shirt. @@ -94378,7 +94378,7 @@ -We eat vegetables <with> our rice.; We used mud <mixed with> a little cement to plaster the wall. +We eat vegetables <with> our rice.; We used mud <mixed with> a little cement to plaster the wall. @@ -94409,7 +94409,7 @@ -I want to do something, <but> can't do it.; I tried to do something, <but> couldn't do it.; I promised to do something, <but> didn't do it. +I want to do something, <but> can't do it.; I tried to do something, <but> couldn't do it.; I promised to do something, <but> didn't do it. @@ -94435,7 +94435,7 @@ -This is true, <but> that is also true.; This is true, <although> that is also true. +This is true, <but> that is also true.; This is true, <although> that is also true. @@ -94523,7 +94523,7 @@ -All of my family was there <except> me.; Everyone went <except> John.; John spent everything <except for> ten dollars. +All of my family was there <except> me.; Everyone went <except> John.; John spent everything <except for> ten dollars. @@ -94559,7 +94559,7 @@ -I couldn't do that, so I did this <instead>.; I did this <instead of> that.; I want this <rather than> that. +I couldn't do that, so I did this <instead>.; I did this <instead of> that.; I want this <rather than> that. @@ -94572,7 +94572,7 @@ -I couldn't do this, so he did it <instead>.; I went <instead of> him. +I couldn't do this, so he did it <instead>.; I went <instead of> him. @@ -94631,7 +94631,7 @@ -The disease spread <throughout> the population.; He went <from> town <to> town.; He applied for admission year <after> year.; He placed them in piles of ten <each>.; They received ten dollars <apiece>. +The disease spread <throughout> the population.; He went <from> town <to> town.; He applied for admission year <after> year.; He placed them in piles of ten <each>.; They received ten dollars <apiece>. @@ -94690,7 +94690,7 @@ -It all <depends>.; This <is dependent on> that.; It all <hangs on> whether we finish on time.; Prosperity <is tied to> government regulations. +It all <depends>.; This <is dependent on> that.; It all <hangs on> whether we finish on time.; Prosperity <is tied to> government regulations. @@ -94752,7 +94752,7 @@ -He is rich <in> land.; He is a leader, <specifically in regard to> strategy.; <In the case of> a disagreement we will seek arbitration.; What does that have to do <with> me?; There might be a problem <between> our decision <and> his. +He is rich <in> land.; He is a leader, <specifically in regard to> strategy.; <In the case of> a disagreement we will seek arbitration.; What does that have to do <with> me?; There might be a problem <between> our decision <and> his. @@ -94808,7 +94808,7 @@ -We will submit the file <in accordance with> the law.; He will be judged <in accordance with> his crime.; His grade <corresponds to> his performance.; You aren't acting <in line with> your beliefs.; You will benefit <in proportion to> your contribution.; What I have said <applies to> myself as well. +We will submit the file <in accordance with> the law.; He will be judged <in accordance with> his crime.; His grade <corresponds to> his performance.; You aren't acting <in line with> your beliefs.; You will benefit <in proportion to> your contribution.; What I have said <applies to> myself as well. @@ -94839,7 +94839,7 @@ -His promise <is the basis of> my hope.; His work <formed the basis of> all subsequent developments.; He was convicted <on the basis of> circumstantial evidence.; <In view of> the current situation we should think about moving.; <By virtue of> the authority conferred on me I pronounce you man and wife. +His promise <is the basis of> my hope.; His work <formed the basis of> all subsequent developments.; He was convicted <on the basis of> circumstantial evidence.; <In view of> the current situation we should think about moving.; <By virtue of> the authority conferred on me I pronounce you man and wife. @@ -94886,7 +94886,7 @@ -I did it <because> I wanted to.; I did it <because of> him.; His statement is <the origin of> all the confusion.; The <source> of the problem is a lack of motivation.; Laziness <breeds> hunger.; The storm <caused> a lot of damage. +I did it <because> I wanted to.; I did it <because of> him.; His statement is <the origin of> all the confusion.; The <source> of the problem is a lack of motivation.; Laziness <breeds> hunger.; The storm <caused> a lot of damage. @@ -94964,7 +94964,7 @@ -He did it <for no reason>.; There is <no basis> for your claim. +He did it <for no reason>.; There is <no basis> for your claim. @@ -94977,7 +94977,7 @@ -It is <unreasonable> to assume that anything will come of this.; What you are saying is <ridiculous>. +It is <unreasonable> to assume that anything will come of this.; What you are saying is <ridiculous>. @@ -94987,7 +94987,7 @@ -The door opened <by itself>.; Goodness <is its own reason>. +The door opened <by itself>.; Goodness <is its own reason>. @@ -95042,7 +95042,7 @@ (1) What words indicate that something had no result? -without result, without effect, in vain, to no avail, with no result, have no discernable effect, pointless, useless, worthless, be left with nothing, not yield +without result, without effect, in vain, to no avail, with no result, have no discernible effect, pointless, useless, worthless, be left with nothing, not yield @@ -95078,7 +95078,7 @@ -Do something <with the purpose of> something happening.; Do something <for the sake of> something happening.; Do something <for the purpose of> causing something to happen.; Do something <in order to> cause something to happen.; Do something <to> cause something to happen.; Do something <in order that> something might happen.; Do something <so that> something might happen.; Do something <to show that> something would happen.; Do something <for> some reason.; This medicine is good <for> malaria. +Do something <with the purpose of> something happening.; Do something <for the sake of> something happening.; Do something <for the purpose of> causing something to happen.; Do something <in order to> cause something to happen.; Do something <to> cause something to happen.; Do something <in order that> something might happen.; Do something <so that> something might happen.; Do something <to show that> something would happen.; Do something <for> some reason.; This medicine is good <for> malaria. @@ -95178,7 +95178,7 @@ -(8) meaning label: protasis +(8) meaning label: protasis @@ -95397,7 +95397,7 @@ -<O> king, live forever.; Excuse me, <sir>.; Pardon me, <ma'am>. +<O> king, live forever.; Excuse me, <sir>.; Pardon me, <ma'am>. @@ -95632,7 +95632,7 @@ 551 Personal Names -9E Persons For Whom There Is Affectionate Concern; 93A Persons +9E Persons For Whom There Is Affectionate Concern; 93A Persons @@ -96214,7 +96214,7 @@ -553 Naming; 552 Names of Animals and Things +553 Naming; 552 Names of Animals and Things 33I Name