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00001740 03 n 02 entity 0 something 0 014 ~ 00002086 n 0000 ~ 00003095 n 0000 ~ 00003731 n 0000 ~ 00009457 n 0000 ~ 03435902 n 0000 ~ 03495843 n 0000 ~ 03614902 n 0000 ~ 06331805 n 0000 ~ 06683928 n 0000 ~ 06684175 n 0000 ~ 06846327 n 0000 ~ 06847052 n 0000 ~ 06847350 n 0000 ~ 06847525 n 0000 | anything having existence (living or nonliving) &%Physical= 
00002086 03 n 04 life_form 0 organism 0 being 0 living_thing 0 039 @ 00001740 n 0000 ~ 00002880 n 0000 ~ 00003011 n 0000 %p 00003095 n 0000 ~ 00004123 n 0000 ~ 00008019 n 0000 ~ 00008864 n 0000 ~ 00864561 n 0000 ~ 00864678 n 0000 ~ 00864810 n 0000 ~ 00864942 n 0000 ~ 00867650 n 0000 ~ 00869877 n 0000 ~ 00870150 n 0000 ~ 00870273 n 0000 ~ 00870405 n 0000 ~ 00870762 n 0000 ~ 00870907 n 0000 ~ 00911399 n 0000 ~ 00912038 n 0000 ~ 00912376 n 0000 ~ 00912971 n 0000 ~ 00913588 n 0000 ~ 00913742 n 0000 ~ 00942523 n 0000 ~ 00942781 n 0000 ~ 00943038 n 0000 %p 04058532 n 0000 %s 04087702 n 0000 ~ 05956190 n 0000 ~ 07089405 n 0000 ~ 07337458 n 0000 ~ 07397886 n 0000 ~ 07425392 n 0000 ~ 09379313 n 0000 ~ 09379467 n 0000 ~ 09414897 n 0000 ~ 09415055 n 0000 ~ 09415208 n 0000 | any living entity &%Organism=
00002880 03 n 01 life 0 002 @ 00002086 n 0000 ~ 05988126 n 0000 | living things collectively; "the oceans are teeming with life" &%Organism=  
00003011 03 n 01 biont 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | a discrete unit of living matter &%Organism= 
00003095 03 n 01 cell 0 023 @ 00001740 n 0000 #p 00002086 n 0000 ~ 00985802 n 0000 ~ 01421780 n 0000 ~ 04217518 n 0000 ~ 04218121 n 0000 %p 04218249 n 0000 ~ 04218426 n 0000 %p 04218792 n 0000 %p 04219720 n 0000 %p 04224240 n 0000 %p 04225315 n 0000 %p 04225446 n 0000 ~ 04225935 n 0000 ~ 04227449 n 0000 ~ 04232649 n 0000 ~ 04233827 n 0000 ~ 04234118 n 0000 ~ 04234854 n 0000 ~ 08000887 n 0000 ~ 08001025 n 0000 ~ 09385503 n 0000 ~ 09385619 n 0000 | the basic structural and functional unit of all organisms; cells may exist as independent units of life (as in monads) or may form colonies or tissues as in higher plants and animals &%Cell=  
00003731 03 n 03 causal_agent 0 cause 0 causal_agency 0 016 @ 00001740 n 0000 ~ 00004123 n 0000 ~ 06665737 n 0000 ~ 06860237 n 0000 ~ 06860410 n 0000 ~ 06860613 n 0000 ~ 06860910 n 0000 ~ 06861200 n 0000 ~ 07143593 n 0000 ~ 07214409 n 0000 ~ 07444457 n 0000 ~ 07491804 n 0000 ~ 07600530 n 0000 ~ 07769591 n 0000 ~ 10427605 n 0000 ~ 10597048 n 0000 | any entity that causes events to happen &%Agent=
00004123 03 n 07 person 0 individual 0 someone 0 somebody 0 mortal 0 human 0 soul 0 208 @ 00002086 n 0000 @ 00003731 n 0000 #m 05957883 n 0000 %p 03643456 n 0000 %p 04055717 n 0000 ~ 06938180 n 0000 ~ 06938480 n 0000 ~ 06939020 n 0000 ~ 06939400 n 0000 ~ 06940043 n 0000 ~ 06940339 n 0000 ~ 06940455 n 0000 ~ 06940721 n 0000 ~ 06940925 n 0000 ~ 06941675 n 0000 ~ 06941930 n 0000 ~ 06942150 n 0000 ~ 06942405 n 0000 ~ 06943718 n 0000 ~ 06944043 n 0000 ~ 06944593 n 0000 ~ 06944789 n 0000 ~ 06945104 n 0000 ~ 06945440 n 0000 ~ 06945718 n 0000 ~ 06946373 n 0000 ~ 06947056 n 0000 ~ 06948078 n 0000 ~ 06948278 n 0000 ~ 06948621 n 0000 ~ 06948859 n 0000 ~ 06949059 n 0000 ~ 06949518 n 0000 ~ 06949722 n 0000 ~ 06949872 n 0000 ~ 06950430 n 0000 ~ 06950629 n 0000 ~ 06950891 n 0000 ~ 06951621 n 0000 ~ 06952194 n 0000 ~ 06952517 n 0000 ~ 06952833 n 0000 ~ 06953093 n 0000 ~ 06953318 n 0000 ~ 06953561 n 0000 ~ 06953813 n 0000 ~ 06953959 n 0000 ~ 06954382 n 0000 ~ 06954710 n 0000 ~ 06955207 n 0000 ~ 06955549 n 0000 ~ 06956167 n 0000 ~ 06956583 n 0000 ~ 06957548 n 0000 ~ 06957738 n 0000 ~ 06958987 n 0000 ~ 06960504 n 0000 ~ 06962503 n 0000 ~ 06994844 n 0000 ~ 06996865 n 0000 ~ 06998898 n 0000 ~ 07002675 n 0000 ~ 07059664 n 0000 ~ 07060310 n 0000 ~ 07061501 n 0000 ~ 07062449 n 0000 ~ 07064973 n 0000 ~ 07065292 n 0000 ~ 07065692 n 0000 ~ 07072137 n 0000 ~ 07092493 n 0000 ~ 07094384 n 0000 ~ 07094581 n 0000 ~ 07097950 n 0000 ~ 07099090 n 0000 ~ 07106389 n 0000 ~ 07110073 n 0000 ~ 07114469 n 0000 ~ 07115956 n 0000 ~ 07117729 n 0000 ~ 07128356 n 0000 ~ 07142349 n 0000 ~ 07145096 n 0000 ~ 07150768 n 0000 ~ 07154665 n 0000 ~ 07162153 n 0000 ~ 07167829 n 0000 ~ 07172955 n 0000 ~ 07173787 n 0000 ~ 07183572 n 0000 ~ 07192170 n 0000 ~ 07203851 n 0000 ~ 07207832 n 0000 ~ 07208339 n 0000 ~ 07215936 n 0000 ~ 07218543 n 0000 ~ 07223613 n 0000 ~ 07227352 n 0000 ~ 07234700 n 0000 ~ 07238748 n 0000 ~ 07240145 n 0000 ~ 07242279 n 0000 ~ 07252815 n 0000 ~ 07254771 n 0000 ~ 07261351 n 0000 ~ 07266112 n 0000 ~ 07270621 n 0000 ~ 07278124 n 0000 ~ 07280379 n 0000 ~ 07282237 n 0000 ~ 07284131 n 0000 ~ 07296562 n 0000 ~ 07296665 n 0000 ~ 07299881 n 0000 ~ 07308708 n 0000 ~ 07310712 n 0000 ~ 07318983 n 0000 ~ 07321858 n 0000 ~ 07324110 n 0000 ~ 07324791 n 0000 ~ 07325495 n 0000 ~ 07334873 n 0000 ~ 07343064 n 0000 ~ 07348247 n 0000 ~ 07354173 n 0000 ~ 07356184 n 0000 ~ 07358260 n 0000 ~ 07364066 n 0000 ~ 07367396 n 0000 ~ 07368199 n 0000 ~ 07373813 n 0000 ~ 07376166 n 0000 ~ 07377389 n 0000 ~ 07385642 n 0000 ~ 07389507 n 0000 ~ 07392506 n 0000 ~ 07394170 n 0000 ~ 07399583 n 0000 ~ 07404740 n 0000 ~ 07406377 n 0000 ~ 07408053 n 0000 ~ 07413447 n 0000 ~ 07415057 n 0000 ~ 07416669 n 0000 ~ 07427072 n 0000 ~ 07429701 n 0000 ~ 07430857 n 0000 ~ 07434794 n 0000 ~ 07435012 n 0000 ~ 07436220 n 0000 ~ 07438940 n 0000 ~ 07449689 n 0000 ~ 07451666 n 0000 ~ 07459501 n 0000 ~ 07469674 n 0000 ~ 07470093 n 0000 ~ 07473906 n 0000 ~ 07478680 n 0000 ~ 07479926 n 0000 ~ 07507385 n 0000 ~ 07513804 n 0000 ~ 07514993 n 0000 ~ 07517166 n 0000 ~ 07523636 n 0000 ~ 07525329 n 0000 ~ 07528620 n 0000 ~ 07529783 n 0000 ~ 07533214 n 0000 ~ 07534152 n 0000 ~ 07539358 n 0000 ~ 07539656 n 0000 ~ 07540044 n 0000 ~ 07556269 n 0000 ~ 07562108 n 0000 ~ 07564856 n 0000 ~ 07575902 n 0000 ~ 07577649 n 0000 ~ 07580592 n 0000 ~ 07583414 n 0000 ~ 07584241 n 0000 ~ 07584808 n 0000 ~ 07586227 n 0000 ~ 07594053 n 0000 ~ 07594535 n 0000 ~ 07599933 n 0000 ~ 07611787 n 0000 ~ 07618819 n 0000 ~ 07625197 n 0000 ~ 07625454 n 0000 ~ 07635765 n 0000 ~ 07637507 n 0000 ~ 07637894 n 0000 ~ 07640349 n 0000 ~ 07640762 n 0000 ~ 07641053 n 0000 ~ 07641846 n 0000 ~ 07649156 n 0000 ~ 07649436 n 0000 ~ 07649671 n 0000 ~ 07651544 n 0000 ~ 07665598 n 0000 ~ 07665896 n 0000 ~ 07670677 n 0000 ~ 07671833 n 0000 ~ 07673193 n 0000 ~ 07674205 n 0000 ~ 07676058 n 0000 ~ 07681780 n 0000 | a human being; "there was too much for one person to do" &%Human=  
00008019 03 n 06 animal 0 animate_being 0 beast 0 brute 0 creature 0 fauna 0 039 @ 00002086 n 0000 #m 00861689 n 0000 ~ 00862484 n 0000 ~ 00862617 n 0000 ~ 00862750 n 0000 ~ 00862871 n 0000 ~ 00863425 n 0000 ~ 00863992 n 0000 ~ 00864099 n 0000 ~ 00864394 n 0000 ~ 00865075 n 0000 ~ 00865379 n 0000 ~ 00865569 n 0000 ~ 00865638 n 0000 ~ 00867302 n 0000 ~ 00867448 n 0000 ~ 00867773 n 0000 ~ 00867864 n 0000 ~ 00868028 n 0000 ~ 00868297 n 0000 ~ 00868486 n 0000 ~ 00868585 n 0000 ~ 00868729 n 0000 ~ 00911889 n 0000 ~ 00985200 n 0000 ~ 00990770 n 0000 ~ 01420347 n 0000 ~ 01586897 n 0000 ~ 01661105 n 0000 ~ 01661246 n 0000 ~ 01664986 n 0000 ~ 01813568 n 0000 ~ 01883430 n 0000 ~ 01947400 n 0000 %s 04087907 n 0000 %p 04290247 n 0000 %p 04341094 n 0000 ~ 07400072 n 0000 ~ 07501137 n 0000 | a living organism characterized by voluntary movement &%Animal= 
00008864 03 n 03 plant 0 flora 0 plant_life 0 027 @ 00002086 n 0000 #m 07851510 n 0000 ~ 00911639 n 0000 ~ 07856275 n 0000 ~ 07856382 n 0000 ~ 07856562 n 0000 ~ 07856668 n 0000 ~ 07870861 n 0000 ~ 07871480 n 0000 ~ 07871604 n 0000 ~ 07871822 n 0000 ~ 07871937 n 0000 ~ 07999972 n 0000 ~ 08000093 n 0000 ~ 08000225 n 0000 ~ 08000384 n 0000 ~ 09288624 n 0000 ~ 09377875 n 0000 ~ 09378158 n 0000 ~ 09378438 n 0000 %p 09381264 n 0000 %s 09388227 n 0000 ~ 09392482 n 0000 ~ 09413772 n 0000 ~ 09414432 n 0000 ~ 09415333 n 0000 ~ 09463675 n 0000 | a living organism lacking the power of locomotion &%Plant=  
00009457 03 n 02 object 0 physical_object 0 029 @ 00001740 n 0000 ~ 00010123 n 0000 ~ 00010572 n 0000 ~ 00011937 n 0000 ~ 00014887 n 0000 ~ 02476046 n 0000 ~ 02597572 n 0000 ~ 02679093 n 0000 ~ 03090721 n 0000 ~ 05881698 n 0000 ~ 06666185 n 0000 ~ 06666813 n 0000 ~ 06666964 n 0000 ~ 06667120 n 0000 ~ 06667277 n 0000 ~ 06667491 n 0000 ~ 06667690 n 0000 ~ 06667786 n 0000 ~ 06667942 n 0000 ~ 06668569 n 0000 ~ 06668927 n 0000 ~ 06669110 n 0000 ~ 06670415 n 0000 ~ 06670589 n 0000 ~ 06746514 n 0000 ~ 06796531 n 0000 ~ 06796605 n 0000 ~ 06796761 n 0000 ~ 06848060 n 0000 | a physical (tangible and visible) entity; "it was full of rackets, balls and other objects" &%CorpuscularObject= 
00010123 03 n 01 natural_object 0 020 @ 00009457 n 0000 ! 00011937 n 0101 ~ 01815144 n 0000 ~ 04055158 n 0000 ~ 04056323 n 0000 ~ 06669293 n 0000 ~ 06671301 n 0000 ~ 06672286 n 0000 ~ 06673844 n 0000 ~ 06674433 n 0000 ~ 06691078 n 0000 ~ 06691504 n 0000 ~ 06757099 n 0000 ~ 06757881 n 0000 ~ 06758155 n 0000 ~ 06768034 n 0000 ~ 06768863 n 0000 ~ 06844887 n 0000 ~ 06845552 n 0000 ~ 09381264 n 0000 | an object occurring naturally; not made by man (&%ComplementFn &%Artifact)=  
00010572 03 n 02 substance 0 matter 0 048 @ 00009457 n 0000 ~ 00011575 n 0000 ~ 02241892 n 0000 ~ 02274436 n 0000 ~ 04086329 n 0000 ~ 04218614 n 0000 ~ 06694638 n 0000 ~ 06694938 n 0000 ~ 06695079 n 0000 ~ 10446867 n 0000 ~ 10447797 n 0000 ~ 10448280 n 0000 ~ 10449119 n 0000 ~ 10470526 n 0000 ~ 10471843 n 0000 ~ 10472898 n 0000 ~ 10473160 n 0000 ~ 10473879 n 0000 ~ 10545460 n 0000 ~ 10556224 n 0000 ~ 10557411 n 0000 ~ 10565435 n 0000 ~ 10565539 n 0000 ~ 10610959 n 0000 ~ 10630741 n 0000 ~ 10646191 n 0000 ~ 10669661 n 0000 ~ 10690417 n 0000 ~ 10690600 n 0000 ~ 10690943 n 0000 ~ 10715243 n 0000 ~ 10719768 n 0000 ~ 10720117 n 0000 ~ 10731627 n 0000 ~ 10750189 n 0000 ~ 10763460 n 0000 ~ 10767347 n 0000 ~ 10767837 n 0000 ~ 10786704 n 0000 ~ 10786920 n 0000 ~ 10796620 n 0000 ~ 10797336 n 0000 ~ 10797478 n 0000 ~ 10828573 n 0000 ~ 10841738 n 0000 ~ 10842002 n 0000 ~ 10842195 n 0000 ~ 10842652 n 0000 | that which has mass and occupies space; "an atom is the smallest indivisible unit of matter" &%Object=  
00011575 03 n 02 food 0 nutrient 0 013 @ 00010572 n 0000 ~ 00989609 n 0000 ~ 05617228 n 0000 ~ 05617311 n 0000 ~ 05617748 n 0000 ~ 05622219 n 0000 ~ 05625967 n 0000 ~ 05626343 n 0000 ~ 05626707 n 0000 ~ 05834217 n 0000 ~ 05889366 n 0000 ~ 05908749 n 0000 ~ 10447965 n 0000 | any substance that can be metabolized by an organism to give energy and build tissue &%Food=  
00011937 03 n 02 artifact 0 artefact 0 039 @ 00009457 n 0000 ! 00010123 n 0101 ~ 00012704 n 0000 ~ 02181899 n 0000 ~ 02186218 n 0000 ~ 02197924 n 0000 ~ 02299245 n 0000 ~ 02486466 n 0000 ~ 02513049 n 0000 ~ 02518101 n 0000 ~ 02549573 n 0000 ~ 02550579 n 0000 ~ 02609065 n 0000 ~ 02634520 n 0000 ~ 02638575 n 0000 ~ 02650279 n 0000 ~ 02656657 n 0000 ~ 02661119 n 0000 ~ 02692001 n 0000 ~ 02699100 n 0000 ~ 02858359 n 0000 ~ 02859872 n 0000 ~ 02927117 n 0000 ~ 02967018 n 0000 ~ 03057886 n 0000 ~ 03076530 n 0000 ~ 03144411 n 0000 ~ 03313092 n 0000 ~ 03381175 n 0000 ~ 03393616 n 0000 ~ 03430059 n 0000 ~ 03431817 n 0000 ~ 03447223 n 0000 ~ 03495643 n 0000 ~ 03600463 n 0000 ~ 03605234 n 0000 ~ 03608634 n 0000 ~ 10604287 n 0000 ~ 10747236 n 0000 | a man-made object &%Artifact=
00012704 03 n 01 article 0 004 @ 00011937 n 0000 ~ 02214249 n 0000 ~ 02332758 n 0000 ~ 03589025 n 0000 | one of a class of artifacts; "an article of clothing" &%Artifact=
00012865 03 n 01 psychological_feature 0 003 ~ 00013243 n 0000 ~ 00013700 n 0000 ~ 00014045 n 0000 | a feature of the mental life of a living organism &%PsychologicalAttribute=
00013018 03 n 01 abstraction 0 006 ~ 00015594 n 0000 ~ 00015975 n 0000 ~ 00018604 n 0000 ~ 00018916 n 0000 ~ 00020056 n 0000 ~ 05992373 n 0000 | a general concept formed by extracting common features from specific examples &%AbstractionFn= 
00013243 03 n 02 cognition 0 knowledge 0 019 @ 00012865 n 0000 ~ 04345975 n 0000 ~ 04346383 n 0000 ~ 04346592 n 0000 ~ 04349777 n 0000 ~ 04365652 n 0000 ~ 04370466 n 0000 ~ 04370622 n 0000 ~ 04381049 n 0000 ~ 04394579 n 0000 ~ 04400680 n 0000 ~ 04404854 n 0000 ~ 04405152 n 0000 ~ 04411816 n 0000 ~ 04423204 n 0000 ~ 04476229 n 0000 ~ 04480483 n 0000 ~ 04678654 n 0000 ~ 04696462 n 0000 | the psychological result of perception and learning and reasoning &%knows=
00013700 03 n 03 motivation 0 motive 0 need 0 007 @ 00012865 n 0000 ~ 06659588 n 0000 ~ 06659682 n 0000 ~ 06660991 n 0000 ~ 06661163 n 0000 ~ 06663760 n 0000 ~ 06664757 n 0000 | the psychological feature that arouses an organism to action; the reason for the action; "we did not understand his motivation"; "he acted with the best of motives" &%hasPurpose=  
00014045 03 n 01 feeling 0 039 @ 00012865 n 0000 ~ 05560772 n 0000 ~ 05560878 n 0000 ~ 05561094 n 0000 ~ 05561259 n 0000 ~ 05561386 n 0000 ~ 05561474 n 0000 ~ 05562208 n 0000 ~ 05562535 n 0000 ~ 05563300 n 0000 ~ 05563581 n 0000 ~ 05564026 n 0000 ~ 05566729 n 0000 ~ 05568771 n 0000 ~ 05571456 n 0000 ~ 05573285 n 0000 ~ 05576323 n 0000 ~ 05578169 n 0000 ~ 05578483 n 0000 ~ 05579184 n 0000 ~ 05579963 n 0000 ~ 05581430 n 0000 ~ 05581967 n 0000 ~ 05582358 n 0000 ~ 05583266 n 0000 ~ 05584043 n 0000 ~ 05584266 n 0000 ~ 05584512 n 0000 ~ 05585608 n 0000 ~ 05586846 n 0000 ~ 05595229 n 0000 ~ 05595732 n 0000 ~ 05599930 n 0000 ~ 05605928 n 0000 ~ 05606636 n 0000 ~ 05608483 n 0000 ~ 05613629 n 0000 ~ 05615127 n 0000 ~ 05616611 n 0000 | the psychological feature of experiencing affective and emotional states; "he had a feeling of euphoria" &%EmotionalState= 
00014887 03 n 01 location 0 013 @ 00009457 n 0000 #p 00015975 n 0000 ~ 06262545 n 0000 ~ 06262675 n 0000 ~ 06262813 n 0000 ~ 06263016 n 0000 ~ 06310843 n 0000 ~ 06337463 n 0000 ~ 06351684 n 0000 ~ 06358701 n 0000 ~ 06359477 n 0000 ~ 06391607 n 0000 ~ 06708950 n 0000 | a point or extent in space &%located=
00015185 03 n 02 shape 0 form 0 014 @ 00018604 n 0000 ~ 09985749 n 0000 ~ 09985988 n 0000 ~ 09986997 n 0000 ~ 09987267 n 0000 ~ 09987377 n 0000 ~ 09988142 n 0000 ~ 09988741 n 0000 ~ 09989131 n 0000 ~ 09990686 n 0000 ~ 09990848 n 0000 ~ 09993288 n 0000 ~ 09995724 n 0000 ~ 10017100 n 0000 | the spatial arrangement of something as distinct from its substance; "geometry is the mathematical science of shape" &%ShapeAttribute= 
00015594 03 n 01 time 0 014 @ 00013018 n 0000 ~ 10845909 n 0000 ~ 10846176 n 0000 ~ 10846350 n 0000 ~ 10846536 n 0000 ~ 10846872 n 0000 ~ 10848167 n 0000 ~ 10849142 n 0000 ~ 10849807 n 0000 ~ 10850008 n 0000 ~ 10851606 n 0000 ~ 10857061 n 0000 ~ 10859737 n 0000 ~ 10952083 n 0000 | the continuum of experience in which events pass from the future through the present to the past &%TimeMeasure= 
00015975 03 n 01 space 0 003 @ 00013018 n 0000 %p 00014887 n 0000 %p 06271859 n 0000 | the unlimited 3-dimensional expanse in which everything is located; "they tested his ability to locate objects in space" &%LengthMeasure= 
00016185 03 n 01 state 0 052 ~ 04362539 n 0000 ~ 04383137 n 0000 ~ 10031804 n 0000 ~ 10031939 n 0000 ~ 10032130 n 0000 ~ 10033564 n 0000 ~ 10035141 n 0000 ~ 10036039 n 0000 ~ 10036283 n 0000 ~ 10039041 n 0000 ~ 10039227 n 0000 ~ 10044119 n 0000 ~ 10044485 n 0000 ~ 10044643 n 0000 ~ 10048361 n 0000 ~ 10048803 n 0000 ~ 10054265 n 0000 ~ 10058077 n 0000 ~ 10060259 n 0000 ~ 10063469 n 0000 ~ 10063667 n 0000 ~ 10063906 n 0000 ~ 10066965 n 0000 ~ 10071108 n 0000 ~ 10071502 n 0000 ~ 10072953 n 0000 ~ 10079933 n 0000 ~ 10085864 n 0000 ~ 10086663 n 0000 ~ 10088697 n 0000 ~ 10089688 n 0000 ~ 10090043 n 0000 ~ 10090167 n 0000 ~ 10092049 n 0000 ~ 10095601 n 0000 ~ 10107584 n 0000 ~ 10107749 n 0000 ~ 10345365 n 0000 ~ 10349488 n 0000 ~ 10350380 n 0000 ~ 10373357 n 0000 ~ 10373458 n 0000 ~ 10373771 n 0000 ~ 10373995 n 0000 ~ 10374214 n 0000 ~ 10374942 n 0000 ~ 10376563 n 0000 ~ 10386678 n 0000 ~ 10386828 n 0000 ~ 10442122 n 0000 ~ 10442714 n 0000 ~ 10446527 n 0000 | the way something is with respect to its main attributes; "the current state of knowledge"; "his state of health"; "in a weak financial state" &%Attribute=  
00017297 03 n 01 event 0 006 ~ 05432518 n 0000 ~ 05432627 n 0000 ~ 05432762 n 0000 ~ 05436378 n 0000 ~ 05436522 n 0000 ~ 05560048 n 0000 | something that happens at a given place and time &%Process= 
00017487 03 n 03 act 0 human_action 0 human_activity 0 020 ~ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00038346 n 0000 ~ 00041978 n 0000 ~ 00133315 n 0000 ~ 00135125 n 0000 ~ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00532309 n 0000 ~ 00561563 n 0000 ~ 00586441 n 0000 ~ 00682063 n 0000 ~ 00682217 n 0000 ~ 00687491 n 0000 ~ 00693866 n 0000 ~ 00694910 n 0000 ~ 00696570 n 0000 ~ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00701398 n 0000 ~ 00813965 n 0000 ~ 04728675 n 0000 ~ 05354574 n 0000 | something that people do or cause to happen &%IntentionalProcess=  
00017954 03 n 02 group 0 grouping 0 018 ~ 05955294 n 0000 ~ 05955484 n 0000 ~ 05956378 n 0000 ~ 05957183 n 0000 ~ 05957670 n 0000 ~ 05957883 n 0000 ~ 05962976 n 0000 ~ 05963394 n 0000 ~ 05968443 n 0000 ~ 05973950 n 0000 ~ 05974106 n 0000 ~ 05992669 n 0000 ~ 06066118 n 0000 ~ 06069040 n 0000 ~ 06079663 n 0000 ~ 06080290 n 0000 ~ 06177802 n 0000 ~ 06239374 n 0000 | any number of entities (members) considered as a unit &%Group= 
00018376 03 n 01 possession 0 009 ~ 09525525 n 0000 ~ 09525765 n 0000 ~ 09528888 n 0000 ~ 09535912 n 0000 ~ 09536359 n 0000 ~ 09536467 n 0000 ~ 09596388 n 0000 ~ 09628243 n 0000 ~ 09648764 n 0000 | anything owned or possessed &%possesses= 
00018604 03 n 01 attribute 0 012 @ 00013018 n 0000 ~ 00015185 n 0000 ~ 03642179 n 0000 ~ 03643183 n 0000 ~ 03643335 n 0000 ~ 03643456 n 0000 ~ 03652654 n 0000 ~ 03653078 n 0000 ~ 03714179 n 0000 ~ 03714294 n 0000 ~ 03848700 n 0000 ~ 03851000 n 0000 | an abstraction belonging to or characteristic of an entity &%Attribute=  
00018916 03 n 01 relation 0 024 @ 00013018 n 0000 ~ 00019464 n 0000 ~ 03960878 n 0000 ~ 09924967 n 0000 ~ 09925062 n 0000 ~ 09925412 n 0000 ~ 09926502 n 0000 ~ 09926676 n 0000 ~ 09930416 n 0000 ~ 09931077 n 0000 ~ 09933223 n 0000 ~ 09935847 n 0000 ~ 09945970 n 0000 ~ 09947717 n 0000 ~ 09948791 n 0000 ~ 09950928 n 0000 ~ 09959274 n 0000 ~ 09967807 n 0000 ~ 09971796 n 0000 ~ 09973673 n 0000 ~ 09973871 n 0000 ~ 09980356 n 0000 ~ 09981153 n 0000 ~ 09984639 n 0000 | an abstraction belonging to or characteristic of two entities or parts together &%Relation=
00019464 03 n 01 social_relation 0 006 @ 00018916 n 0000 ~ 00019671 n 0000 ~ 09924828 n 0000 ~ 09968405 n 0000 ~ 09971476 n 0000 ~ 09971597 n 0000 | a relation between living organisms; esp between people &%SocialInteraction= 
00019671 03 n 01 communication 0 016 @ 00019464 n 0000 ~ 04729537 n 0000 ~ 04748361 n 0000 ~ 04786785 n 0000 ~ 04949838 n 0000 ~ 04964487 n 0000 ~ 05085885 n 0000 ~ 05087513 n 0000 ~ 05143719 n 0000 ~ 05293492 n 0000 ~ 05299284 n 0000 ~ 05319740 n 0000 ~ 05321079 n 0000 ~ 05415007 n 0000 ~ 05430688 n 0000 ~ 09653388 n 0000 | something that is communicated between people or groups &%ContentBearingObject=  
00020056 03 n 04 measure 0 quantity 0 amount 0 quantum 0 016 @ 00013018 n 0000 ~ 09756361 n 0000 ~ 09756579 n 0000 ~ 09757080 n 0000 ~ 09757341 n 0000 ~ 09758929 n 0000 ~ 09759033 n 0000 ~ 09771631 n 0000 ~ 09771744 n 0000 ~ 09923970 n 0000 ~ 09924164 n 0000 ~ 09924669 n 0000 ~ 10843624 n 0000 ~ 10875931 n 0000 ~ 10959983 n 0000 ~ 10968320 n 0000 | how much there is of something that you can measure &%PhysicalQuantity=  
00020461 03 n 01 phenomenon 0 007 ~ 07764306 n 0000 ~ 07764480 n 0000 ~ 07764625 n 0000 ~ 07766144 n 0000 ~ 07769986 n 0000 ~ 07770258 n 0000 ~ 09669871 n 0000 | any state or process known through the senses rather than by intuition or reasoning &%Physical= 
00020709 04 n 01 thing 0 001 @ 00022246 n 0000 | an action; "how could you do such a thing?" &%IntentionalProcess=
00020804 04 n 01 kindness 0 007 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00795487 n 0000 ~ 00795609 n 0000 ~ 00795713 n 0000 ~ 00795926 n 0000 ~ 00796487 n 0000 ~ 00797991 n 0000 | a kind act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00020977 04 n 02 accomplishment 0 achievement 0 018 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00021866 n 0000 ~ 00021950 n 0000 ~ 00022060 n 0000 ~ 00024877 n 0000 ~ 00025398 n 0000 ~ 00025520 n 0000 ~ 00025630 n 0000 ~ 00025788 n 0000 ~ 00034546 n 0000 ~ 00035222 n 0000 ~ 00036271 n 0000 ~ 00081866 n 0000 ~ 00410469 n 0000 ~ 00820148 n 0000 ~ 00820277 n 0000 ~ 00820436 n 0000 | the act of accomplishing something &%IntentionalProcess=  
00021392 04 n 04 deed 0 feat 0 effort 2 exploit 0 020 @ 00020977 n 0000 ~ 00024710 n 0000 ~ 00024789 n 0000 ~ 00029100 n 0000 ~ 00032997 n 0000 ~ 00034703 n 0000 ~ 00046246 n 0000 ~ 00055579 n 0000 ~ 00058089 n 0000 ~ 00058314 n 0000 ~ 00061322 n 0000 ~ 00064563 n 0000 ~ 00079716 n 0000 ~ 00084365 n 0000 ~ 00098007 n 0000 ~ 00101562 n 0000 ~ 00121287 n 0000 ~ 00121704 n 0000 ~ 00121863 n 0000 ~ 00125560 n 0000 | a notable achievement: "the book was her finest effort" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00021866 04 n 01 masterpiece 0 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | an outstanding achievement &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00021950 04 n 01 masterstroke 0 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | an achievement demonstrating great skill or mastery &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00022060 04 n 01 credit 1 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | used in the phrase "to your credit" to indicate an achievement deserving praise; "she already had several performances to her credit" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00022246 04 n 01 action 2 019 @ 00017487 n 0000 ~ 00020709 n 0000 ~ 00020804 n 0000 ~ 00020977 n 0000 ~ 00022737 n 0000 ~ 00022878 n 0000 ~ 00024260 n 0000 ~ 00024436 n 0000 ~ 00025919 n 0000 ~ 00061811 n 0000 ~ 00104850 n 0000 ~ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00126393 n 0000 ~ 00132311 n 0000 ~ 00458729 n 0000 ~ 00619453 n 0000 ~ 00789880 n 0000 ~ 00820543 n 0000 ~ 00820686 n 0000 | something done (usually as opposed to something said); "there were stories of murders and other unnatural actions" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00022737 04 n 01 course 0 002 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00266805 n 0000 | a mode of action; "if you persist in that course you will surely fail" &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00022878 04 n 01 interaction 0 004 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00023032 n 0000 ~ 00023118 n 0000 ~ 00023668 n 0000 | a mutual or reciprocal action; interacting &%Process+ 
00023032 04 n 01 interplay 0 001 @ 00022878 n 0000 | reciprocal action and reaction &%Process+  
00023118 04 n 01 contact 2 003 @ 00022878 n 0000 ~ 00023330 n 0000 ~ 00023506 n 0000 | close interaction: "they kept in daily contact"; "they claimed that they had been in contact with extraterrestrial beings" &%Communication+  
00023330 04 n 01 eye_contact 0 001 @ 00023118 n 0000 | contact that occurs when two people look directly at each other; "a teacher should make eye contact with the students" &%Communication+ 
00023506 04 n 01 placement 1 001 @ 00023118 n 0000 | contact established between applicants and prospective employees; "the agency provided placement services" &%Transaction+  
00023668 04 n 03 interchange 1 reciprocation 2 give-and-take 0 003 @ 00022878 n 0000 ~ 00023860 n 0000 ~ 00023967 n 0000 | mutual interaction; the activity of interchanging or reciprocating &%Transaction= 
00023860 04 n 01 reciprocity 0 001 @ 00023668 n 0000 | mutual exchange of commercial or other privileges &%Transaction+ 
00023967 04 n 02 dealings 2 traffic 2 002 @ 00023668 n 0000 ~ 00024107 n 0000 | social or verbal interchange (usually followed by `with') &%Communication+ 
00024107 04 n 01 relation 0 001 @ 00023967 n 0000 | (usually plural) mutual dealings or connections among persons or groups: "international relations" &%SocialInteraction+  
00024260 04 n 01 playing 0 005 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00024570 n 0000 ~ 00081552 n 0000 ~ 00081676 n 0000 ~ 00081742 n 0000 | taking part in a game or sport or other recreation &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00024436 04 n 01 play 7 002 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00759289 n 0000 | the act using a sword (or other weapon) vigorously and skillfully &%Contest+ 
00024570 04 n 01 bowling 1 003 @ 00024260 n 0000 %p 00066047 n 0000 %p 00303572 n 0000 | the playing of a game of tenpins or duckpins etc &%Sport+ 
00024710 04 n 01 derring-do 0 001 @ 00021392 n 0000 | brave and heroic deeds &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00024789 04 n 01 tour_de_force 0 001 @ 00021392 n 0000 | a masterly or brilliant feat &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00024877 04 n 01 performance 3 003 @ 00020977 n 0000 ~ 00025045 n 0000 ~ 00025221 n 0000 | any recognized accomplishment; "they admired his performance under stress" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00025045 04 n 01 overachievement 0 002 @ 00024877 n 0000 ! 00025221 n 0101 | better than expected performance (better than might have been predicted from intelligence tests) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00025221 04 n 01 underachievement 0 002 @ 00024877 n 0000 ! 00025045 n 0101 | poorer than expected performance (poorer than might have been predicted from intelligence tests) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00025398 04 n 01 record 1 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | the sum of recognized accomplishments; "the lawyer has a good record" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00025520 04 n 02 fait_accompli 0 accomplished_fact 0 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | an irreversible accomplishment &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00025630 04 n 02 going 0 sledding 1 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | advancing toward a goal; "persuading him was easy going" or "the proposal faces tough sledding" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00025788 04 n 02 arrival 0 reaching 0 003 @ 00020977 n 0000 ~ 00026147 n 0000 ~ 00026283 n 0000 | accomplishment of an objective &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00025919 04 n 01 arrival 1 007 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00026402 n 0000 ~ 00027339 n 0000 ~ 00027910 n 0000 ~ 00028352 n 0000 ~ 00028503 n 0000 ~ 00028670 n 0000 | the act of arriving at a certain place; "they awaited her arrival" &%Motion+  
00026147 04 n 01 attainment 1 001 @ 00025788 n 0000 | arrival at a new stage; "his attainment of puberty was delayed by malnutrition"  &%Process+ 
00026283 04 n 02 advent 0 coming 1 001 @ 00025788 n 0000 | esp. of something momentous; "the advent of the computer" &%Process+
00026402 04 n 05 entrance 0 entering 0 entry 0 ingress 0 incoming 0 009 @ 00025919 n 0000 ~ 00026689 n 0000 ~ 00026874 n 0000 ~ 00026980 n 0000 ~ 00027115 n 0000 ~ 00027235 n 0000 ~ 00028196 n 0000 ~ 00810466 n 0000 ~ 00810829 n 0000 | the act of entering; "she made a grand entrance" &%Motion+ 
00026689 04 n 01 incursion 1 001 @ 00026402 n 0000 | the act of entering some territory or domain (often in large numbers); "the incursion of television into the American livingroom" &%Motion+ 
00026874 04 n 01 intrusion 2 001 @ 00026402 n 0000 | entrance by force or without permission or welcome &%Motion+  
00026980 04 n 01 irruption 0 001 @ 00026402 n 0000 | a sudden violent entrance; a bursting in; "the recent irruption of bad manners" &%Motion+ 
00027115 04 n 01 entree 0 001 @ 00026402 n 0000 | the act of entering; "she made a graceful entree into the ballroom" &%Motion+ 
00027235 04 n 03 registration 0 enrollment 0 enrolment 0 001 @ 00026402 n 0000 | the act of enrolling  &%OrganizationalProcess+
00027339 04 n 01 appearance 0 004 @ 00025919 n 0000 ! 00029712 n 0101 ~ 00027592 n 0000 ~ 00027678 n 0000 | the act of appearing in public view; "the rookie made a brief appearance in the first period"; "it was Bernhardt's last appearance in America" &%Meeting+ 
00027592 04 n 02 emergence 1 emersion 1 001 @ 00027339 n 0000 | the act of emerging &%VisualAttribute+ 
00027678 04 n 01 reappearance 0 002 @ 00027339 n 0000 ~ 00027781 n 0000 | the act of appearing again &%VisualAttribute+  
00027781 04 n 02 egress 0 emersion 0 001 @ 00027678 n 0000 | (astronomy) the reappearance of a celestial body after an eclipse &%VisualAttribute+
00027910 04 n 02 return 1 homecoming 0 002 @ 00025919 n 0000 ~ 00028092 n 0000 | a coming to or returning home; "on the eve of his return to Australia we gave him a goodbye party" &%Motion+  
00028092 04 n 01 repatriation 0 001 @ 00027910 n 0000 | the act of returning to the country of origin &%Motion+  
00028196 04 n 01 penetration 2 001 @ 00026402 n 0000 | the act of forcing a way into or through something; "the penetration of upper management by women" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00028352 04 n 04 docking 0 mooring 0 tying_up 0 dropping_anchor 0 001 @ 00025919 n 0000 | a act of securing an arriving vessel with ropes or anchors &%Attaching+ 
00028503 04 n 01 landing 0 005 @ 00025919 n 0000 ~ 00032054 n 0000 %p 00182138 n 0000 ~ 00197419 n 0000 ~ 00198146 n 0000 | the act of coming to land after a voyage &%Transportation+  
00028670 04 n 01 landing 1 002 @ 00025919 n 0000 ~ 00197549 n 0000 | the act of coming down to the earth (or other surface); "the plane made a smoothe landing"; "his landing on his feet was catlike" &%Motion+
00028871 04 n 02 forced_landing 0 emergency_landing 1 002 @ 00197549 n 0000 ~ 00197704 n 0000 | an unscheduled airplane landing that is made under circumstances (engine failure or adverse weather) not under the pilot's control &%Transportation+  
00029100 04 n 04 departure 0 going 1 going_away 0 leaving 0 010 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00029365 n 0000 ~ 00029442 n 0000 ~ 00029712 n 0000 ~ 00029961 n 0000 ~ 00031963 n 0000 ~ 00032335 n 0000 ~ 00032499 n 0000 ~ 00034968 n 0000 ~ 00198268 n 0000 | act of departing &%Motion+
00029365 04 n 01 breaking_away 0 001 @ 00029100 n 0000 | departing hastily &%Motion+
00029442 04 n 04 farewell 0 leave 0 leave-taking 0 parting 0 002 @ 00029100 n 0000 ~ 00029628 n 0000 | the act of departing politely; "he disliked long farewells"; "he took his leave" &%Motion+  
00029628 04 n 01 valediction 0 001 @ 00029442 n 0000 | the act of saying farewell &%Expressing+  
00029712 04 n 02 disappearance 0 disappearing 0 003 @ 00029100 n 0000 ! 00027339 n 0101 ~ 00029873 n 0000 | the act of leaving secretly or without explanation &%Motion+  
00029873 04 n 01 vanishing 0 001 @ 00029712 n 0000 | suddenly disappearing from sight &%VisualAttribute+ 
00029961 04 n 01 withdrawal 0 009 @ 00029100 n 0000 ~ 00030184 n 0000 ~ 00030321 n 0000 ~ 00030456 n 0000 ~ 00030612 n 0000 ~ 00030682 n 0000 ~ 00031519 n 0000 ~ 00031641 n 0000 ~ 00031866 n 0000 | the act of withdrawing &%Motion+ 
00030184 04 n 02 effacement 0 self-effacement 0 001 @ 00029961 n 0000 | withdrawing into the background; making yourself inconspicuous &%Motion+  
00030321 04 n 02 retirement 1 retreat 1 001 @ 00029961 n 0000 | withdrawal for prayer and study and meditation; "a religous retreat" &%Motion+
00030456 04 n 01 evacuation 1 002 @ 00029961 n 0000 ~ 00830040 n 0000 | the act of evacuating; leaving a place in an orderly fashion; esp. for protection &%Motion+  
00030612 04 n 01 decampment 0 001 @ 00029961 n 0000 | breaking camp &%Motion+  
00030682 04 n 03 desertion 0 abandonment 1 defection 0 004 @ 00029961 n 0000 ~ 00030946 n 0000 ~ 00031070 n 0000 ~ 00031190 n 0000 | withdrawing support or help despite allegiance or responsibility; "his abandonment of his wife and children left them penniless" &%Motion+ 
00030946 04 n 02 abscondment 0 decampment 1 001 @ 00030682 n 0000 | the act of running away secretly (as to avoid arrest) &%Motion+  
00031070 04 n 02 absence_without_leave 0 unauthorized_absence 0 001 @ 00030682 n 0000 | unauthorized military absence &%Motion+  
00031190 04 n 01 deviationism 0 001 @ 00030682 n 0000 | ideological defection from the party line (especially from orthodox communism) &%believes+
00031327 04 n 02 emigration 0 out-migration 0 001 @ 00727594 n 0000 | migration into a place &%Motion+
00031422 04 n 02 immigration 0 in-migration 0 001 @ 00727594 n 0000 | migration out of a place &%Motion+  
00031519 04 n 01 retreat 0 002 @ 00029961 n 0000 ~ 00031741 n 0000 | (military) withdrawal to a more favorable position &%Motion+ 
00031641 04 n 01 standdown 0 001 @ 00029961 n 0000 | (military) withdrawal of a military presence &%Motion+
00031741 04 n 03 disengagement 0 fallback 0 pullout 0 001 @ 00031519 n 0000 | to break off a military action with an enemy &%Motion+ 
00031866 04 n 02 receding 0 recession 0 001 @ 00029961 n 0000 | a act of becoming more distant &%Motion+ 
00031963 04 n 01 sailing 2 001 @ 00029100 n 0000 | the departure of a vessel from a port &%Transportation+ 
00032054 04 n 03 debarkation 0 disembarkation 0 disembarkment 0 003 @ 00028503 n 0000 ! 00032335 n 0202 ~ 00032245 n 0000 | the act of passengers and crew getting off of a ship or aircraft &%Motion+ 
00032245 04 n 01 going_ashore 0 001 @ 00032054 n 0000 | debarkation from a boat or ship &%Motion+  
00032335 04 n 03 boarding 0 embarkation 0 embarkment 0 002 @ 00029100 n 0000 ! 00032054 n 0202 | the act of passengers and crew getting aboard a ship or aircraft &%Motion+ 
00032499 04 n 01 exit 0 001 @ 00029100 n 0000 | the act of going out &%Motion+  
00032570 04 n 01 elopement 0 001 @ 00032997 n 0000 | the act of running away with a lover (usually to get married) &%Motion+  
00032687 04 n 02 escape 0 flight 1 006 @ 00032997 n 0000 ~ 00033153 n 0000 ~ 00033906 n 0000 ~ 00034082 n 0000 ~ 00034259 n 0000 ~ 00034393 n 0000 | the act of escaping physically; "he made his escape from the mental hospital"; "the canary escaped from its cage"; "his flight was an indication of his guilt" &%Motion+ 
00032997 04 n 01 running_away 0 003 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00032570 n 0000 ~ 00032687 n 0000 | leaving (without permission) the place you are expected to be &%Motion+  
00033153 04 n 01 evasion 0 004 @ 00032687 n 0000 ~ 00033384 n 0000 ~ 00033506 n 0000 ~ 00033830 n 0000 | the act of physically escaping from something (an opponent or a pursuer or an unpleasant situation) by some adroit maneuver &%Motion+  
00033384 04 n 03 slip 3 elusion 0 eluding 0 001 @ 00033153 n 0000 | the act of avoiding capture (especially by cunning) &%Motion+  
00033506 04 n 03 maneuver 1 manoeuvre 1 evasive_action 0 004 @ 00033153 n 0000 ~ 00033679 n 0000 ~ 00110857 n 0000 ~ 00111045 n 0000 | an action aimed at evading an enemy &%Motion+  
00033679 04 n 01 clinch 0 001 @ 00033506 n 0000 | (in boxing) the act of one boxer holding onto the other to avoid being hit and to rest momentarily &%connected+  
00033830 04 n 01 dodge 0 001 @ 00033153 n 0000 | a quick evasive movement &%Motion+  
00033906 04 n 06 break 4 breakout 0 jailbreak 0 gaolbreak 0 prisonbreak 0 prison-breaking 0 001 @ 00032687 n 0000 | an escape from jail; "the breakout was carefully planned" &%Motion+  
00034082 04 n 02 getaway 0 lam 0 001 @ 00032687 n 0000 | a rapid escape (as by criminals); "the thieves made a clean getaway"; "after the expose he had to take it on the lam" &%Motion+  
00034259 04 n 03 exodus 0 hegira 0 hejira 0 001 @ 00032687 n 0000 | a journey by a large group to escape from a hostile environment &%Motion+  
00034393 04 n 02 Underground_Railroad 0 Underground_Railway 0 001 @ 00032687 n 0000 | abolitionists secret aid to escaping slaves; pre-Civil War in US &%Organization@ 
00034546 04 n 05 close_call 0 close_shave 0 squeak 0 squeaker 0 narrow_escape 0 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | something achieved (or escaped) by a narrow margin &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00034703 04 n 03 egress 1 egression 0 emergence 0 003 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00034867 n 0000 ~ 00814731 n 0000 | the act of coming (or going) out; becoming apparent &%Motion+  
00034867 04 n 01 surfacing 0 001 @ 00034703 n 0000 | emerging to the surface and becoming apparent &%Motion+  
00034968 04 n 03 dispatch 0 despatch 0 shipment 0 002 @ 00029100 n 0000 ~ 00035095 n 0000 | the act of sending off something &%Transfer+  
00035095 04 n 01 reshipment 0 001 @ 00034968 n 0000 | the act of shipping again (especially by transferring to another ship) &%Transfer+  
00035222 04 n 01 completion 1 002 @ 00020977 n 0000 ~ 00035376 n 0000 | the act of becoming or making complete: "her work is still far from completion" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00035376 04 n 01 consummation 0 004 @ 00035222 n 0000 ~ 00035534 n 0000 ~ 00035701 n 0000 ~ 00035970 n 0000 | the act of bringing to completion or fruition &%IntentionalProcess+  
00035534 04 n 03 realization 2 realisation 2 fruition 0 001 @ 00035376 n 0000 | something that is realized; "the victory was the realization of a whole year's work" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00035701 04 n 04 orgasm 0 climax 0 sexual_climax 0 coming 0 002 @ 00035376 n 0000 ~ 00035863 n 0000 | the moment of most intense pleasure in sexual intercourse &%BiologicalProcess+
00035863 04 n 01 male_orgasm 0 001 @ 00035701 n 0000 | an orgasm accompanied by the ejaculation of semen &%BiologicalProcess+  
00035970 04 n 02 fulfillment 0 fulfilment 0 003 @ 00035376 n 0000 ~ 00036136 n 0000 ~ 00694042 n 0000 | the act of consummating something (a desire or promise etc) &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00036136 04 n 03 self-fulfillment 0 self-realization 0 self-realisation 0 001 @ 00035970 n 0000 | the fulfillment of your capacities &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00036271 04 n 01 attainment 0 004 @ 00020977 n 0000 ~ 00036443 n 0000 ~ 00036683 n 0000 ~ 00038052 n 0000 | the act of achieving an aim; "the attainment of independence" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00036443 04 n 01 record 0 002 @ 00036271 n 0000 ~ 00036590 n 0000 | the best performance ever attained in a sport; "he broke the Olympic record" &%ContestAttribute+  
00036590 04 n 01 world_record 0 001 @ 00036443 n 0000 | the best record in the whole world &%ContestAttribute+   
00036683 04 n 01 success 0 010 @ 00036271 n 0000 ~ 00037013 n 0000 ~ 00037139 n 0000 ~ 00037304 n 0000 ~ 00037624 n 0000 ~ 00037744 n 0000 ~ 00037826 n 0000 ~ 00040167 n 0000 ~ 00104245 n 0000 ~ 00122416 n 0000 | an attainment that is successful; "his success in the marathon was unexpected"; "his new play was a great success" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00037013 04 n 01 winning 0 001 @ 00036683 n 0000 | succeeding with great difficulty; "just winning the shore exhausted him" &%ContestAttribute+  
00037139 04 n 04 hit 2 bang 0 smash 1 strike 3 001 @ 00036683 n 0000 | a conspicuous success; "that song was his first hit and marked the beginning of his career" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00037304 04 n 03 bell_ringer 0 bull's_eye 1 mark 1 001 @ 00036683 n 0000 | something that exactly succeeds in achieving its goal; "the new advertising campaign was a bell ringer"; "scored a bull's_eye"; "hit the mark" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00037524 04 n 01 ennoblement 0 001 @ 00130078 n 0000 | the act of raising someone to the nobility &%OrganizationalProcess+ 
00037624 04 n 01 conquest 0 001 @ 00036683 n 0000 | success in mastering something difficult; "the conquest of space" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00037744 04 n 01 coup 1 001 @ 00036683 n 0000 | a brilliant and notable success &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00037826 04 n 03 passing 2 pass 5 qualifying 0 002 @ 00036683 n 0000 ! 00038917 n 0101 | success in satisfying a test or requirement; "his future depended on his passing that test"; "he got a pass in introductory chemistry" &%ContestAttribute+ 
00038052 04 n 02 credit 0 course_credit 0 002 @ 00036271 n 0000 ~ 00038219 n 0000 | educational recognition that a course of studies has been successfully completed  &%ContestAttribute+
00038219 04 n 01 semester_hour 0 001 @ 00038052 n 0000 | a unit of academic credit; one hour a week for an academic semester &%ConstantQuantity+  
00038346 04 n 02 nonaccomplishment 0 nonachievement 0 004 @ 00017487 n 0000 ~ 00038702 n 0000 ~ 00042411 n 0000 ~ 00476598 n 0000 | an act that does not achieve its intended goal &%IntentionalProcess+
00038527 04 n 01 failure 1 004 @ 00044056 n 0000 ~ 00040483 n 0000 ~ 00040608 n 0000 ~ 00040749 n 0000 | an unexpected omission; "he resented my failure to return his call" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00038702 04 n 01 failure 0 009 @ 00038346 n 0000 ~ 00038917 n 0000 ~ 00039090 n 0000 ~ 00039700 n 0000 ~ 00040312 n 0000 ~ 00042960 n 0000 ~ 00083719 n 0000 ~ 00780580 n 0000 ~ 09574129 n 0000 | an act that fails &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00038917 04 n 01 failing 0 002 @ 00038702 n 0000 ! 00037826 n 0101 | failure to reach a minimum required performance; "his failing the course led to his disqualification" &%ContestAttribute+ 
00039090 04 n 01 naught 0 001 @ 00038702 n 0000 | complete failure; "all my efforts led to naught" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00039191 04 n 01 cut 6 001 @ 00801297 n 0000 | an unexcused absence from class; "he was punished for taking too many cuts in his math class" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00039334 04 n 01 default 0 001 @ 00801297 n 0000 | loss due to not showing up; "he lost the game by default" &%ContestAttribute+ 
00039445 04 n 01 shot 4 001 @ 00503611 n 0000 | an informal word for any attempt or effort; "he gave it his best shot" &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00039566 04 n 01 shot 8 004 @ 00503611 n 0000 ~ 00069824 n 0000 ~ 00821117 n 0000 ~ 00821255 n 0000 | an attempt to score in a game &%Maneuver+ 
00039700 04 n 01 loss 0 002 @ 00038702 n 0000 ~ 00039842 n 0000 | the act of losing; "everyone expected him to win so his loss was a shock" &%ContestAttribute+ 
00039842 04 n 03 capitulation 0 fall 2 surrender 0 001 @ 00039700 n 0000 | the act of surrendering (under agreed conditions); "they were protected until the capitulation of the fort" &%ContestAttribute+   
00040027 04 n 04 frustrating 0 frustration 2 thwarting 0 foiling 0 001 @ 00694910 n 0000 | an act of hindering someone's plans or efforts &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00040167 04 n 02 overturn 1 upset 0 001 @ 00036683 n 0000 | an improbable and unexpected victory; "the biggest upset since David beat Goliath" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00040312 04 n 08 backsliding 0 lapse 1 lapsing 0 recidivism 0 relapse 0 relapsing 0 reversion 0 reverting 0 001 @ 00038702 n 0000 | a failure to maintain a higher state &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00040483 04 n 03 disappointing 0 disappointment 0 dashing_hopes 0 001 @ 00038527 n 0000 | the act of disappointing someone &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00040608 04 n 01 breach 1 003 @ 00038527 n 0000 ~ 00040844 n 0000 ~ 00041219 n 0000 | a failure to perform some promised act or obligation &%NormativeAttribute+ 
00040749 04 n 01 copout 0 001 @ 00038527 n 0000 | a failure to face some difficulty squarely &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00040844 04 n 01 breach_of_contract 0 008 @ 00040608 n 0000 ~ 00041059 n 0000 ~ 00041300 n 0000 ~ 00041430 n 0000 ~ 00041533 n 0000 ~ 00041830 n 0000 ~ 00042074 n 0000 ~ 00042253 n 0000 | a breach of a legal duty &%NormativeAttribute+  
00041059 04 n 02 anticipatory_breach 0 constructive_breach 0 001 @ 00040844 n 0000 | a breach of contract committed prior to the time of required performance &%NormativeAttribute+  
00041219 04 n 01 breach_of_duty 0 001 @ 00040608 n 0000 | a breach of due care &%NormativeAttribute+  
00041300 04 n 01 breach_of_the_covenant_of_warranty 0 001 @ 00040844 n 0000 | a failure of the seller's guarantee of good title &%NormativeAttribute+  
00041430 04 n 01 breach_of_promise 0 001 @ 00040844 n 0000 | failure to keep a promise (of marriage) &%NormativeAttribute+  
00041533 04 n 01 breach_of_trust 0 001 @ 00040844 n 0000 | violation (either through fraud or negligence) by a trustee of a duty that equity requires of him &%NormativeAttribute+  
00041692 04 n 01 breach_of_trust_with_fraudulent_intent 0 001 @ 00499179 n 0000 | larceny after trust rather than after unlawful taking &%NormativeAttribute+  
00041830 04 n 01 breach_of_warranty 0 001 @ 00040844 n 0000 | a breach that occurs when an item is deficient according to the terms of a warranty &%NormativeAttribute+  
00041978 04 n 01 leaning 0 001 @ 00017487 n 0000 | the act deviating from a vertical position &%DirectionalAttribute+
00042074 04 n 01 material_breach 0 001 @ 00040844 n 0000 | a breach serious enough to destroy the value of the contract and to give a basis for an action for breach of contract &%NormativeAttribute+  
00042253 04 n 01 partial_breach 0 001 @ 00040844 n 0000 | a breach that does not destroy the value of the contract but can give rise to a claim for damages &%NormativeAttribute+  
00042411 04 n 03 mistake 0 error 2 fault 0 013 @ 00038346 n 0000 ~ 00042794 n 0000 ~ 00043135 n 0000 ~ 00043311 n 0000 ~ 00043525 n 0000 ~ 00043768 n 0000 ~ 00043865 n 0000 ~ 00043956 n 0000 ~ 00044056 n 0000 ~ 00044168 n 0000 ~ 00044751 n 0000 ~ 00810350 n 0000 ~ 00818018 n 0000 | a wrong action attributable to bad judgment or ignorance or inattention; "the fault was all mine" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00042794 04 n 01 footfault 0 002 @ 00042411 n 0000 #p 00307617 n 0000 | a mistake that occurs when the server in tennis fails to keep both feet behind the baseline &%ContestAttribute+  
00042960 04 n 02 error 3 misplay 0 002 @ 00038702 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 | (baseball) a failure of a defensive player to make an out when normal play would have sufficed &%ContestAttribute+ 
00043135 04 n 05 blot 0 smear 0 smirch 0 spot 0 stain 0 001 @ 00042411 n 0000 | an act that brings discredit to the person who does it; "he made a huge blot on his copybook" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00043311 04 n 03 confusion 0 mix-up 0 confounding 0 001 @ 00042411 n 0000 | a mistake that results from taking one thing to be another; "he changed his name in order to avoid confusion with the notorious outlaw" &%PsychologicalProcess+   
00043525 04 n 03 miscalculation 0 misreckoning 0 misestimation 0 002 @ 00042411 n 0000 ~ 00043659 n 0000 | a mistake in calculating &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00043659 04 n 02 backfire 0 boomerang 0 001 @ 00043525 n 0000 | a miscalculation that recoils on its maker &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00043768 04 n 01 distortion 1 001 @ 00042411 n 0000 | the mistake of misrepresenting the facts &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00043865 04 n 03 slip 5 slipup 1 miscue 1 001 @ 00042411 n 0000 | an inadvertent mistake &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00043956 04 n 02 oversight 0 lapse 0 001 @ 00042411 n 0000 | a mistake resulting from inattention &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00044056 04 n 02 omission 1 skip 0 002 @ 00042411 n 0000 ~ 00038527 n 0000 | a mistake resulting from neglect &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00044168 04 n 0a blunder 0 blooper 0 bungle 0 foul-up 0 fuckup 0 flub 0 botch 0 boner 0 boo-boo 0 misdoing 0 009 @ 00042411 n 0000 ~ 00044471 n 0000 ~ 00044604 n 0000 ~ 00044878 n 0000 ~ 00045000 n 0000 ~ 00045103 n 0000 ~ 00045209 n 0000 ~ 00045336 n 0000 ~ 00045479 n 0000 | an embarrassing mistake &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00044471 04 n 01 snafu 0 001 @ 00044168 n 0000 | an acronym often used by soldiers in World War II: Situation Normal All Fucked Up &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00044604 04 n 01 spectacle 0 001 @ 00044168 n 0000 | a blunder that makes you look ridiculous; used in the phrase "make a spectacle of" yourself &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00044751 04 n 04 ballup 0 balls-up 0 cockup 0 mess-up 0 001 @ 00042411 n 0000 | (British) something badly botched or muddled &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00044878 04 n 01 bull 0 001 @ 00044168 n 0000 | a serious and ludicrous blunder; "he made a bad bull of the assignment" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00045000 04 n 02 fumble 0 muff 0 001 @ 00044168 n 0000 | dropping the ball (in baseball or football) &%ContestAttribute+  
00045103 04 n 01 fluff 0 001 @ 00044168 n 0000 | a blunder (especially an actor's forgetting the lines) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00045209 04 n 05 faux_pas 0 gaffe 0 solecism 0 slip 2 gaucherie 0 001 @ 00044168 n 0000 | a socially awkward or tactless act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00045336 04 n 01 clanger 0 001 @ 00044168 n 0000 | (British) a conspicuous mistake whose effects seem to reverberate; "he dropped a clanger" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00045479 04 n 03 trip 1 stumble 1 misstep 0 001 @ 00044168 n 0000 | an unintentional but embarrassing blunder; "he recited the whole poem without a single trip"; "confusion caused his unfortunate misstep" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00045686 04 n 03 spill 1 tumble 1 fall 1 001 @ 05453812 n 0000 | a sudden drop from an upright position; "he had a nasty spill on the ice" &%Motion+ 
00045827 04 n 01 acquisition 0 013 @ 00046246 n 0000 ~ 00046866 n 0000 ~ 00047024 n 0000 ~ 00047320 n 0000 ~ 00047517 n 0000 ~ 00050643 n 0000 ~ 00050836 n 0000 ~ 00050952 n 0000 ~ 00051119 n 0000 ~ 00051225 n 0000 ~ 00054744 n 0000 ~ 00055203 n 0000 ~ 00506269 n 0000 | the act of contracting or assuming or acquiring possession of something; "the acquisition of wealth"; "the acquisition of one company by another" &%Getting+  
00046246 04 n 02 acquiring 0 getting 0 009 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00045827 n 0000 ~ 00046576 n 0000 ~ 00046665 n 0000 ~ 00051417 n 0000 ~ 00052883 n 0000 ~ 00054061 n 0000 ~ 00055481 n 0000 ~ 00206099 n 0000 | the act of acquiring something; "I envied his talent for acquiring new friends"; "did you hear about his getting a car?" &%Getting+ 
00046576 04 n 02 obtainment 0 obtention 0 001 @ 00046246 n 0000 | the act of obtaining &%Getting+ 
00046665 04 n 02 catching 2 contracting 0 001 @ 00046246 n 0000 | becomeing infected; "catching cold is sometimes unavoidable"; "the contracting of a serious illness can be financially catastrophic" &%DiseaseOrSyndrome+  
00046866 04 n 01 incurring 0 001 @ 00045827 n 0000 | acquiring or coming into something (usually undesirable): "incurring debts is easier than paying them" &%Getting+  
00047024 04 n 01 moneymaking 0 001 @ 00045827 n 0000 | the act of making money (and accumulating wealth) &%Getting+  
00047131 04 n 02 accession 0 addition 0 001 @ 09536731 n 0000 | something added to what you have already; "the librarian shelved the new accessions"; "he was a new addition to the staff" &%Getting+ 
00047320 04 n 01 pork-barreling 0 001 @ 00045827 n 0000 | acquisition of government money for benefits to a specific locale: "keeps his hold on his constituents through unashamed pork-barreling" &%Getting+ 
00047517 04 n 01 purchase 0 003 @ 00045827 n 0000 ~ 00047693 n 0000 ~ 00049855 n 0000 | the acquisition of something for payment; "they closed the purchase with a handshake" &%Buying+  
00047693 04 n 03 redemption 0 repurchase 0 buyback 0 001 @ 00047517 n 0000 | purchasing back something previously sold &%Buying+ 
00047814 04 n 01 trading 0 006 @ 00706993 n 0000 ~ 00048001 n 0000 ~ 00048150 n 0000 ~ 00048306 n 0000 ~ 00048494 n 0000 ~ 00048640 n 0000 | buying or selling securities or commodities &%FinancialTransaction+  
00048001 04 n 02 bond_trading 0 bond-trading_activity 0 001 @ 00047814 n 0000 | trading in bonds (usually by a broker on the floor of an exchange) &%FinancialTransaction+  
00048150 04 n 01 program_trading 0 001 @ 00047814 n 0000 | a trading technique involving large blocks of stock with trades triggered by computer programs &%FinancialTransaction+  
00048306 04 n 02 short_sale 0 short_selling 0 001 @ 00047814 n 0000 | sale of securities or commodity futures not owned by the seller (who hopes to buy them back later at a lower price) &%Selling+  
00048494 04 n 01 short_covering 0 001 @ 00047814 n 0000 | the purchase of securities or commodities by a short seller to close out a short sale &%Buying+  
00048640 04 n 01 insider_trading 0 001 @ 00047814 n 0000 | buying or selling corporate stock by a corporate officer or other insider &%FinancialTransaction+  
00048775 04 n 01 naked_option 0 001 @ 09526732 n 0000 | a put or call option for which the seller or buyer has no underlying security position &%FinancialTransaction+  
00048920 04 n 01 covered_option 0 001 @ 09526732 n 0000 | a put or call option backed by the shares underlying the option &%FinancialTransaction+  
00049044 04 n 02 call_option 0 call 4 003 @ 09526732 n 0000 #p 00224137 n 0000 ! 00049251 n 0101 | the option to buy a given stock (or stock index or commodity future) at a given price before a given date &%Buying+  
00049251 04 n 02 put_option 0 put 0 003 @ 09526732 n 0000 #p 00224137 n 0000 ! 00049044 n 0101 | the option to sell a given stock (or stock index or commodity future) at a given price before a given date &%Selling+ 
00049457 04 n 01 straddle 1 001 @ 09526732 n 0000 | the option to but or sell a given stock (or stock index or commodity future) at a given price before a given date; consists of an equal number of put and call options &%FinancialTransaction+ 
00049678 04 n 02 incentive_option 0 incentive_stock_option 0 001 @ 09526732 n 0000 | an option granted to corporate executives if the company achieves certain financial goals &%Buying+ 
00049855 04 n 02 buying 0 purchasing 0 004 @ 00047517 n 0000 ~ 00050044 n 0000 ~ 00050377 n 0000 ~ 00050501 n 0000 | the act of buying; "buying equipment for the trip took several hours" &%Buying+ 
00050044 04 n 01 shopping 0 002 @ 00049855 n 0000 ~ 00050253 n 0000 | searching for or buying goods or services: "went shopping for a reliable plumber"; "does her shopping at the mall rather than down town" &%Pursuing+  
00050253 04 n 01 marketing 1 001 @ 00050044 n 0000 | shopping at a market: "does the weekly marketing at the supermarket" &%Pursuing+ 
00050377 04 n 02 mail-order_buying 0 catalog_buying 0 001 @ 00049855 n 0000 | buying goods to be shipped through the mail &%Buying+  
00050501 04 n 02 viatication 0 viaticus 0 001 @ 00049855 n 0000 | purchasing insurance policies for cash from terminally ill policy holders &%Buying+ 
00050643 04 n 01 acceptance 3 001 @ 00045827 n 0000 | the act of taking something that is offered; "her acceptance of the gift encouraged him"; "he anticipated their acceptance of his offer" &%Getting+  
00050836 04 n 02 succession 1 taking_over 0 001 @ 00045827 n 0000 | acquisition of property by descent or by will &%Getting+ 
00050952 04 n 02 assumption 0 laying_claim 0 001 @ 00045827 n 0000 | the act of taking possession of or power over something; "the Nazi assumption of power in 1934" &%Getting+  
00051119 04 n 02 inheritance 0 heritage 0 001 @ 00045827 n 0000 | any acquisition from past generations &%Getting+  
00051225 04 n 03 procurement 0 procurance 0 procural 0 001 @ 00045827 n 0000 | the act of getting possession of something; "he was responsible for the procurement of materials and supplies" &%Getting+  
00051417 04 n 01 appropriation 0 004 @ 00046246 n 0000 ~ 00051562 n 0000 ~ 00051907 n 0000 ~ 00053230 n 0000 | a deliberate act of acquisition &%Getting+  
00051562 04 n 02 borrowing 1 adoption 1 002 @ 00051417 n 0000 ~ 00051761 n 0000 | the appropriation (of ideas or words etc) from another source; "the borrowing of ancient motifs was very apparent" &%Getting+ 
00051761 04 n 01 misappropriation 2 001 @ 00051562 n 0000 | wrongful borrowing; "his explanation was a misappropriation of sociological theory" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00051907 04 n 01 seizure 0 006 @ 00051417 n 0000 ~ 00052209 n 0000 ~ 00052324 n 0000 ~ 00052605 n 0000 ~ 00052764 n 0000 ~ 00061200 n 0000 | the taking possession of something by legal process &%Getting+ 
00052102 04 n 01 usurpation 0 001 @ 00054061 n 0000 | seizing and holding (an office or powers) by force &%UnilateralGetting+ 
00052209 04 n 02 confiscation 0 arrogation 0 002 @ 00051907 n 0000 ~ 00052487 n 0000 | seizure by the government &%UnilateralGetting+  
00052324 04 n 02 distress 0 distraint 0 001 @ 00051907 n 0000 | the seizure and holding of property as security for payment of a debt or satisfaction of a claim &%UnilateralGetting+  
00052487 04 n 01 expropriation 0 001 @ 00052209 n 0000 | depriving an owner of property by taking it for public use &%UnilateralGetting+  
00052605 04 n 04 impoundment 0 impounding 0 internment 1 poundage 0 001 @ 00051907 n 0000 | placing private property in the custody of an officer of the law &%UnilateralGetting+  
00052764 04 n 02 impress 0 impressment 0 001 @ 00051907 n 0000 | the act of coercing someone into government service &%causes+ 
00052883 04 n 03 occupation 1 occupancy 1 taking_possession 1 002 @ 00046246 n 0000 ~ 00053119 n 0000 | the act of occupying or taking possession of a building; "occupation of a building without a certificate of occupancy is illegal" &%Getting+  
00053119 04 n 01 preoccupancy 0 001 @ 00052883 n 0000 | the act of taking occupancy before someone else does &%Getting+  
00053230 04 n 02 sequestration 1 requisition 1 001 @ 00051417 n 0000 | seizing property that belongs to someone else and holding it until profits pay the demand for which it was seized  &%UnilateralGetting+ 
00053417 04 n 03 grant 0 subsidization 0 subsidisation 0 004 @ 00701814 n 0000 ~ 00053585 n 0000 ~ 00053734 n 0000 ~ 00053947 n 0000 | the act of providing a subsidy &%UnilateralGiving+ 
00053585 04 n 02 award 0 awarding 0 001 @ 00053417 n 0000 | a grant made by a law court; "he criticized the awarding of compensation by the court" &%UnilateralGiving+  
00053734 04 n 01 block_grant 0 001 @ 00053417 n 0000 | a grant of federal money to state and local governments to support social welfare programs; "block grants reduce federal responsibility for social welfare" &%UnilateralGiving+  
00053947 04 n 01 grant-in-aid 0 001 @ 00053417 n 0000 | a grant from a central government to a local government &%UnilateralGiving+  
00054061 04 n 03 capture 0 gaining_control 0 seizure 1 005 @ 00046246 n 0000 ~ 00052102 n 0000 ~ 00054269 n 0000 ~ 00054499 n 0000 ~ 00054633 n 0000 | the act of forcibly dispossessing an owner of property &%UnilateralGetting+  
00054269 04 n 06 apprehension 0 arrest 0 catch 1 collar 0 pinch 1 taking_into_custody 0 001 @ 00054061 n 0000 | the act of apprehending (especially apprehending a criminal); "the policeman on the beat got credit for the collar" &%UnilateralGetting+  
00054499 04 n 04 conquest 1 conquering 0 subjection 0 subjugation 0 002 @ 00054061 n 0000 ~ 00856377 n 0000 | the act of conquering &%UnilateralGetting+ 
00054633 04 n 02 enslavement 0 enslaving 0 001 @ 00054061 n 0000 | the act of making slaves of your captives &%UnilateralGetting+  
00054744 04 n 04 restitution 0 return 2 restoration 1 regaining 0 002 @ 00045827 n 0000 ~ 00054978 n 0000 | getting something back again; "upon the restitution of the book to its rightful owner the child was given a tongue lashing" &%Getting+  
00054978 04 n 01 clawback 0 001 @ 00054744 n 0000 | (British) finding a way to take money back from people that they were given in another way; "the Treasury will find some clawback for the extra benefits members received" &%Getting+ 
00055203 04 n 01 repossession 0 001 @ 00045827 n 0000 | seizure of the collateral securing a loan that is in default &%UnilateralGetting+ 
00055322 04 n 01 foreclosure 0 001 @ 00766856 n 0000 | the legal proceedings initiated by a creditor to repossess the collateral for loan that is in default &%Getting+  
00055481 04 n 03 reception 0 receipt 0 receiving 0 001 @ 00046246 n 0000 | the act of receiving &%Getting+ 
00055579 04 n 02 disposal 0 disposition 0 008 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00055818 n 0000 ~ 00056016 n 0000 ~ 00056167 n 0000 ~ 00056297 n 0000 ~ 00056907 n 0000 ~ 00057130 n 0000 ~ 00708190 n 0000 | the act or means of getting rid of something &%Removing+  
00055818 04 n 01 appointment 2 001 @ 00055579 n 0000 | (law) the act of disposing of property by virtue of the power of appointment; "she allocated part of the trust to her church by appointment" &%UnilateralGiving+  
00056016 04 n 01 comb-out 1 001 @ 00055579 n 0000 | the act of carefully weeding out unwanted things or people; "the department got a good comb-out" &%Removing+  
00056167 04 n 01 giving 1 001 @ 00055579 n 0000 | disposing of property by voluntary transfer without receiving value in return &%UnilateralGiving= 
00056297 04 n 01 abandonment 2 004 @ 00055579 n 0000 ~ 00056518 n 0000 ~ 00056665 n 0000 ~ 00056791 n 0000 | the voluntary surrender of property (or a right to property) without attempting to reclaim it or give it away &%UnilateralGiving+  
00056518 04 n 03 discard 0 discarding 0 throwing_away 0 001 @ 00056297 n 0000 | getting rid something that is regarded as useless or undesirable &%Removing+  
00056665 04 n 01 discard 1 002 @ 00056297 n 0000 #p 00311899 n 0000 | to throw out a useless card or to fail to follow suit &%Removing+  
00056791 04 n 01 jettison 0 001 @ 00056297 n 0000 | throwing cargo overboard to lighten the load when in distress &%Removing+  
00056907 04 n 01 mine_disposal 0 002 @ 00055579 n 0000 ~ 00057016 n 0000 | the disposal of explosive mines &%Removing+  
00057016 04 n 01 minesweeping 0 001 @ 00056907 n 0000 | the activity of detecting and disposing of marine mines &%Pursuing+ &%Removing+  
00057130 04 n 01 sewage_disposal 0 001 @ 00055579 n 0000 | the disposal of sewage &%Removing+ 
00057214 04 n 01 private_treaty 0 001 @ 00721968 n 0000 | a sale of property at a price agreed on by the seller and buyer without an intervening agency &%Selling+  
00057368 04 n 03 auction 0 auction_sale 0 vendue 0 001 @ 00724586 n 0000 | the public sale of something to the highest bidder &%Selling+  
00057496 04 n 01 bootlegging 0 001 @ 00721968 n 0000 | the act of making of transporting alcoholic liquor for sale illegally; "the Prohibition amendment made bootlegging profitable" &%Transportation+ &%Manufacture+  
00057680 04 n 01 bootlegging 1 001 @ 00721968 n 0000 | the act of selling illegally or without permission; "the bootlegging of video tapes is common in the Orient" &%Selling+  
00057846 04 n 02 capitalization 2 capitalisation 2 002 @ 00721968 n 0000 ~ 00057967 n 0000 | the sale of capital stock &%Selling+  
00057967 04 n 01 overcapitalization 0 001 @ 00057846 n 0000 | too much capitalization (more than the business warrants) &%Selling+  
00058089 04 n 02 rally 1 rallying 1 001 @ 00021392 n 0000 | the feat of mustering strength for a renewed effort; "he singled to start a rally in the 9th inning"; "he feared the rallying of their troops for a counterattack" &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00058314 04 n 02 recovery 0 retrieval 0 004 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00058512 n 0000 ~ 00061001 n 0000 ~ 00061101 n 0000 | the act of regaining or saving something lost (or in danger of becoming lost) &%Getting+  
00058512 04 n 04 rescue 0 deliverance 0 delivery 0 saving 2 008 @ 00058314 n 0000 ~ 00058851 n 0000 ~ 00058978 n 0000 ~ 00060117 n 0000 ~ 00060414 n 0000 ~ 00060540 n 0000 ~ 00060672 n 0000 ~ 00060861 n 0000 | recovery or preservation from loss or danger; "work is the deliverance of mankind" or "a surgeon's job is the saving of lives" &%Removing+  
00058851 04 n 01 lifesaving 0 001 @ 00058512 n 0000 | saving the lives of drowning persons; "he took a course in lifesaving" &%Removing+ 
00058978 04 n 02 redemption 1 salvation 0 004 @ 00058512 n 0000 ~ 00059166 n 0000 ~ 00059344 n 0000 ~ 00059803 n 0000 | (Christianity) the act of delivering from sin or saving from evil &%Removing+  
00059166 04 n 03 absolution 0 remission 2 remission_of_sin 0 002 @ 00058978 n 0000 #p 00671567 n 0000 | formal redemption as pronounced by a priest in the sacrament of penance &%Declaring+  
00059344 04 n 03 conversion 1 rebirth 0 spiritual_rebirth 0 002 @ 00058978 n 0000 ~ 00059510 n 0000 | a spiritual enlightenment causing a person to lead a new life &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00059510 04 n 03 evangelism 0 proselytism 0 converting 0 002 @ 00059344 n 0000 ~ 00059682 n 0000 | conversion resulting from the zeal of crusading advocacy of the gospel &%PsychologicalProcess+ 
00059682 04 n 01 persuasion 1 001 @ 00059510 n 0000 | changing a person's beliefs by argument or reasoning or entreaty &%Directing+  
00059803 04 n 03 expiation 0 atonement 0 propitiation 1 001 @ 00058978 n 0000 | the act of atoning for sin or wrongdoing &%Expressing+  
00059926 04 n 02 reparation 0 amends 0 001 @ 00166954 n 0000 | compensation (given or received) for an injury or insult; "an act for which there is no reparation"; "how can I make amends?" &%Transaction+  
00060117 04 n 02 liberation 2 release 1 006 @ 00058512 n 0000 ~ 00060316 n 0000 ~ 00696163 n 0000 ~ 00808023 n 0000 ~ 00809804 n 0000 ~ 00817546 n 0000 | the act of liberating someone or something &%Removing+  
00060316 04 n 01 jail_delivery 0 001 @ 00060117 n 0000 | the use of force to liberate prisoners &%Removing+ 
00060414 04 n 02 reclamation 0 reformation 1 001 @ 00058512 n 0000 | rescuing from error and returning to a rightful course &%Removing+  
00060540 04 n 01 salvage 0 001 @ 00058512 n 0000 | the act of rescuing a ship or its crew or its cargo from a shipwreck or a fire &%Removing+ 
00060672 04 n 01 salvation 2 001 @ 00058512 n 0000 | saving someone or something from harm of from an unpleasant situation; "the salvation of his party was the president's major concern" &%Removing+  
00060861 04 n 01 search_and_rescue_mission 0 001 @ 00058512 n 0000 | a military rescue mission to search for survivors and to rescue them &%Removing+ 
00061001 04 n 01 ransom 0 001 @ 00058314 n 0000 | the act of freeing from captivity or punishment &%Removing+ 
00061101 04 n 02 recapture 0 retaking 0 001 @ 00058314 n 0000 | the act of taking something back &%Getting+
00061200 04 n 01 recapture 1 001 @ 00051907 n 0000 | a legal seizure by the government of profits beyond a fixed amount &%UnilateralGetting+  
00061322 04 n 02 implementation 0 effectuation 0 007 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00061587 n 0000 ~ 00061673 n 0000 ~ 00064182 n 0000 ~ 00064422 n 0000 ~ 00111872 n 0000 ~ 00263789 n 0000 | the act of implementing (providing a practical means for accomplishing something) &%IntentionalProcess+  
00061587 04 n 01 invocation 1 001 @ 00061322 n 0000 | the act of appealing for help &%Requesting+
00061673 04 n 01 instrumentation 0 001 @ 00061322 n 0000 | the act of providing or using the instruments needed for some implementation &%Giving+  
00061811 04 n 05 performance 0 execution 2 doing 0 carrying_out 1 carrying_into_action 0 004 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00062125 n 0000 ~ 00062253 n 0000 ~ 00351993 n 0000 | the act of doing something successfully; using knowledge as distinguished from merely possessing it; "experience generally improves performance" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00062125 04 n 01 specific_performance 0 001 @ 00061811 n 0000 | the performance of a legal contract as specified by its terms &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00062253 04 n 02 mechanism 0 mechanics 0 001 @ 00061811 n 0000 | technical aspects of doing something; "mechanisms of communication"; "the mechanics of prose style" &%Procedure+  
00062420 04 n 01 service 6 002 @ 00784959 n 0000 ~ 00062581 n 0000 | the performance of duties by a waiter or servant; "that restaurant has excellent service" &%OccupationalRole+
00062581 04 n 01 self-service 0 001 @ 00062420 n 0000 | the practice of serving yourself (as in a grocery or cafeteria) &%Putting+
00062703 04 n 02 dramatic_production 0 dramatic_performance 0 001 @ 00359430 n 0000 | a performance of a drama &%IntentionalProcess+  
00062816 04 n 01 encore 0 001 @ 00359430 n 0000 | an extra or repeated performance; usually given in response to audience demand &%IntentionalProcess+  
00062947 04 n 03 extemporization 0 extemporisation 0 improvisation 1 001 @ 00359430 n 0000 | a performance given without planning or preparation &%IntentionalProcess+  
00063094 04 n 02 juggle 0 juggling 0 001 @ 00359430 n 0000 | throwing and catching several objects simultaneously &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00063210 04 n 07 magic_trick 0 conjuring_trick 0 trick 2 magic 1 legerdemain 0 illusion 2 deception 1 003 @ 00359430 n 0000 ~ 00360427 n 0000 ~ 00360520 n 0000 | an illusory feat; considered magical by naive observers &%RecreationOrExercise+ 
00063430 04 n 01 musical_performance 0 004 @ 00359430 n 0000 ~ 00063846 n 0000 ~ 00064099 n 0000 %p 00681884 n 0000 | act of performing music &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00063574 04 n 03 rendition 1 rendering 1 interpretation 2 002 @ 00359430 n 0000 ~ 00063750 n 0000 | the act of interpreting something as expressed in an artistic performance &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00063750 04 n 01 reinterpretation 0 001 @ 00063574 n 0000 | a new or different interpretation &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00063846 04 n 01 playing 1 002 @ 00063430 n 0000 ~ 00063957 n 0000 | the act of playing a musical instrument &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00063957 04 n 01 bowing 0 001 @ 00063846 n 0000 | managing the bow in playing a stringed instrument; "the violinist's bowing was excellent" &%Motion+  
00064099 04 n 01 jam_session 0 001 @ 00063430 n 0000 | an impromptu jazz concert &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00064182 04 n 05 automation 0 mechanization 0 mechanisation 0 high_technology 0 high-tech 0 001 @ 00061322 n 0000 | a highly technical implementation; usually involving electronic hardware; "automation replaces human workers by machines" &%Process+  
00064422 04 n 02 motorization 0 motorisation 0 001 @ 00061322 n 0000 | the act of motorizing (equiping with motors or with motor vehicles) &%Putting+  
00064563 04 n 02 propulsion 0 actuation 0 015 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00064905 n 0000 ~ 00065020 n 0000 ~ 00065545 n 0000 ~ 00066047 n 0000 ~ 00066170 n 0000 ~ 00071795 n 0000 ~ 00073144 n 0000 ~ 00074216 n 0000 ~ 00074431 n 0000 ~ 00076072 n 0000 ~ 00076951 n 0000 ~ 00077891 n 0000 ~ 00077986 n 0000 ~ 00304914 n 0000 | the act of propelling &%Impelling+  
00064905 04 n 02 launching 0 launch 0 002 @ 00064563 n 0000 ~ 00065148 n 0000 | the act of propelling with force &%Impelling+  
00065020 04 n 01 launching 2 001 @ 00064563 n 0000 | the act of moving a newly-built vessel into the water for the first time &%Transfer+  
00065148 04 n 02 rocket_firing 0 rocket_launching 0 003 @ 00064905 n 0000 ~ 00065319 n 0000 ~ 00065448 n 0000 | the launching of a rocket or missile under its own power &%Motion+  
00065319 04 n 02 blastoff 0 shot 7 001 @ 00065148 n 0000 | the launching of a missile or spacecraft to a specified destination &%Impelling+  
00065448 04 n 01 moon_shot 0 001 @ 00065148 n 0000 | the launching of a spacecraft to the moon &%Impelling+ 
00065545 04 n 03 drive 4 thrust 0 driving_force 0 003 @ 00064563 n 0000 ~ 00065763 n 0000 ~ 00065905 n 0000 | the act of applying force to propel something; "after reaching the desired velocity the drive is cut off" &%Impelling+  
00065763 04 n 01 firewall 0 001 @ 00065545 n 0000 | (informal) the application of maximum thrust; "he slammed the throttle to the firewall" &%Impelling+  
00065905 04 n 03 impulse 1 impulsion 0 impetus 0 001 @ 00065545 n 0000 | the act of applying force suddenly; "the impulse knocked him over" &%Impelling+  
00066047 04 n 01 roll 2 002 @ 00064563 n 0000 #p 00024570 n 0000 | the act of rolling something (as the ball in bowling) &%Transfer+  
00066170 04 n 01 throw 0 011 @ 00064563 n 0000 ~ 00066551 n 0000 ~ 00066663 n 0000 ~ 00066813 n 0000 ~ 00066988 n 0000 ~ 00067098 n 0000 ~ 00067201 n 0000 ~ 00067272 n 0000 ~ 00067444 n 0000 ~ 00067517 n 0000 ~ 00303413 n 0000 | the act of throwing (propelling something through the air with a rapid movement of the arm and wrist); "the catcher made a good throw to second base" &%Impelling+  
00066551 04 n 01 throw-in 0 001 @ 00066170 n 0000 | act or instance of throwing a ball in to put it into play &%Impelling+  
00066663 04 n 01 pitch 0 001 @ 00066170 n 0000 | the action or manner of throwing something; "his pitch fell short and his hat landed on the floor" &%Impelling+  
00066813 04 n 03 pass 0 toss 0 flip 0 002 @ 00066170 n 0000 ~ 00077072 n 0000 | (sports) the act of throwing the ball to another member of your team; "the pass was fumbled" &%Impelling+  
00066988 04 n 01 shy 0 001 @ 00066170 n 0000 | a quick throw; "he gave the ball a shy to the first baseman" &%Impelling+  
00067098 04 n 01 slinging 0 001 @ 00066170 n 0000 | throwing with a wide motion (as if with a sling) &%Impelling+ 
00067201 04 n 01 fling 2 001 @ 00066170 n 0000 | the act of flinging &%Impelling+ 
00067272 04 n 02 heave 0 heaving 0 001 @ 00066170 n 0000 | throwing something heavy (with great effort); "he gave it a mighty heave"; "he was not good at heaving passes" &%Impelling+
00067444 04 n 02 hurl 0 cast 3 001 @ 00066170 n 0000 | a violent throw &%Impelling+ 
00067517 04 n 02 pitch 3 delivery 3 015 @ 00066170 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 ~ 00067884 n 0000 ~ 00067987 n 0000 ~ 00068138 n 0000 ~ 00068253 n 0000 ~ 00068444 n 0000 ~ 00068611 n 0000 ~ 00068711 n 0000 ~ 00068934 n 0000 ~ 00069052 n 0000 ~ 00069199 n 0000 ~ 00069443 n 0000 ~ 00069610 n 0000 ~ 00069731 n 0000 | the throwing of a baseball by a pitcher to a batter &%Impelling+  
00067884 04 n 01 balk 0 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | an illegal pitching motion while runners are on base &%Motion+ 
00067987 04 n 01 ball 0 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a pitch that is not in the strike zone; "he threw nine straight balls before the manager yanked him" &%Impelling+  
00068138 04 n 02 beanball 0 beaner 0 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a baseball deliberately thrown at the batter's head &%Impelling+  
00068253 04 n 04 change-up 0 change-of-pace 0 change-of-pace_ball 0 off-speed_pitch 0 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a baseball thrown with little velocity when the batter is expecting a fastball &%Impelling+  
00068444 04 n 04 curve 2 curve_ball 0 breaking_ball 0 bender 2 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a baseball thrown with spin so that its path curves as it approach the batter &%Impelling+  
00068611 04 n 01 duster 0 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a pitch thrown deliberately close to the batter &%Impelling+  
00068711 04 n 05 fastball 0 heater 0 smoke 2 hummer 0 bullet 0 002 @ 00067517 n 0000 ~ 00069315 n 0000 | a baseball thrown with maximum velocity; "he swung late on the fastball"; "He showed the batters nothing but smoke" &%Impelling+  
00068934 04 n 02 knuckleball 0 knuckler 0 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a baseball pitch thrown with little speed or spin &%Impelling+  
00069052 04 n 01 screwball 0 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a pitch with reverse spin that curves toward the side of the plate from which it was thrown &%Impelling+  
00069199 04 n 01 sinker 0 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a pitch that curves downward rapidly as it approaches the plate &%Impelling+  
00069315 04 n 01 slider 0 001 @ 00068711 n 0000 | a fastball that curves slightly away from the side from which it was thrown &%Impelling+  
00069443 04 n 01 strike 5 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a pitch that is in the strike zone and that the batter does not hit; "this pitcher throws more strikes than balls" &%Impelling+  
00069610 04 n 02 submarine_ball 0 submarine_pitch 0 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a pitch thrown sidearm instead of overhead &%Impelling+  
00069731 04 n 01 wild_pitch 0 001 @ 00067517 n 0000 | a pitch that the catcher cannot stop &%Impelling+  
00069824 04 n 01 basketball_shot 0 013 @ 00039566 n 0000 #p 00306597 n 0000 ~ 00070182 n 0000 ~ 00070278 n 0000 ~ 00070498 n 0000 ~ 00070617 n 0000 ~ 00071000 n 0000 ~ 00071134 n 0000 ~ 00071259 n 0000 ~ 00071366 n 0000 ~ 00071478 n 0000 ~ 00071577 n 0000 ~ 00071679 n 0000 | throwing the basketball toward the hoop; "his shot hit the rim and bounced out" &%Impelling+ 
00070182 04 n 01 bank_shot 0 001 @ 00069824 n 0000 | a shot that bounces off of the backboard &%Impelling+ 
00070278 04 n 02 dunk 0 dunk_shot 0 002 @ 00069824 n 0000 ~ 00070427 n 0000 | a shot in which the basketball is propelled downward into the basket &%Impelling+  
00070427 04 n 01 slam-dunk 0 001 @ 00070278 n 0000 | a forceful dunk &%Impelling+  
00070498 04 n 01 finger-roll 0 001 @ 00069824 n 0000 | a shot that rolls off the tips of the fingers into the basket &%Impelling+  
00070617 04 n 06 foul_shot 0 free_throw 0 penalty_free_throw 0 charity_toss 0 charity_throw 0 charity_shot 0 002 @ 00069824 n 0000 ~ 00070864 n 0000 | an unhindered shot from the foul line; given to penalize the other team for committing a foul &%Impelling+  
00070864 04 n 01 one-and-one 0 001 @ 00070617 n 0000 | a foul shot that must be made in order to earn the right to a second foul shot &%Impelling+ 
00071000 04 n 02 hook_shot 0 hook 3 001 @ 00069824 n 0000 | a shot made over the head with the hand that is farther from the basket &%Impelling+ 
00071134 04 n 02 jumper 0 jump_shot 0 001 @ 00069824 n 0000 | a player releases the basketball at the high point of a jump &%Impelling+
00071259 04 n 01 lay_up 0 001 @ 00069824 n 0000 | a shot made from a position under or beside the basket &%Impelling+ 
00071366 04 n 01 pivot_shot 0 001 @ 00069824 n 0000 | a one-handed shot made while whirling on the pivot foot &%Impelling+  
00071478 04 n 01 set_shot 0 001 @ 00069824 n 0000 | a two-handed shot from a stationary position &%Impelling+ 
00071577 04 n 01 scoop_shot 0 001 @ 00069824 n 0000 | a shot made with an underhand scooping motion &%Impelling+  
00071679 04 n 01 tip_in 0 001 @ 00069824 n 0000 | a shot made by tapping the rebounding ball back into the basket &%Impelling+  
00071795 04 n 02 push 0 pushing 0 006 @ 00064563 n 0000 ~ 00072067 n 0000 ~ 00072354 n 0000 ~ 00072419 n 0000 ~ 00072619 n 0000 ~ 00785238 n 0000 | the act of applying force in order to move something away; "he gave the door a hard push"; "the pushing is good exercise" &%Impelling+  
00072067 04 n 01 depression 1 002 @ 00071795 n 0000 ~ 00072203 n 0000 | pushing down; "depression of the space bar on the typewriter" &%Impelling+  
00072203 04 n 02 click 0 mouse_click 0 001 @ 00072067 n 0000 | depression of a button on a computer mouse: "a click on the right button for example" &%Impelling+  
00072354 04 n 01 nudge 0 001 @ 00071795 n 0000 | a slight push &%Impelling+  
00072419 04 n 03 press 0 pressure 0 pressing 0 003 @ 00071795 n 0000 ~ 00229544 n 0000 ~ 00229958 n 0000 | the act of pressing; "he gave the button a press"; "he used pressure to stop the bleeding" &%Impelling+ 
00072619 04 n 01 shove 0 003 @ 00071795 n 0000 ~ 00072793 n 0000 ~ 00072934 n 0000 | the act of shoving (giving a push to someone or something); "he gave the door a shove" &%Impelling+  
00072793 04 n 01 bundling 1 001 @ 00072619 n 0000 | the act of shoving hastily; "she complained about bundling the children off to school" &%Impelling+  
00072934 04 n 02 jostle 0 jostling 0 002 @ 00072619 n 0000 ~ 00073065 n 0000 | the act of jostling (forcing your way by pushing) &%Impelling+  
00073065 04 n 01 elbowing 0 001 @ 00072934 n 0000 | jostling with the elbows &%Impelling+  
00073144 04 n 02 pull 0 pulling 0 006 @ 00064563 n 0000 ~ 00073458 n 0000 ~ 00073587 n 0000 ~ 00073925 n 0000 ~ 00074002 n 0000 ~ 00074120 n 0000 | the act of pulling; applying force to move something toward or with you; "the pull up the hill had him breathing harder"; "his strenuous pulling strained his back" &%Impelling+ 
00073458 04 n 01 drag 0 001 @ 00073144 n 0000 | the act of dragging (pulling with force); "the drag up the hill exhausted him" &%Impelling+  
00073587 04 n 03 draw 0 haul 0 haulage 0 002 @ 00073144 n 0000 ~ 00073753 n 0000 | the act of drawing or hauling something; "the haul up the hill went very slowly" &%Impelling+  
00073753 04 n 02 tow 0 towage 0 001 @ 00073587 n 0000 | the act of hauling something (as a vehicle) by means of a hitch or rope; "the truck gave him a tow to the garage" &%Impelling+ 
00073925 04 n 02 tug 0 jerk 1 001 @ 00073144 n 0000 | a sudden abrupt pull &%Impelling+ 
00074002 04 n 03 draft 0 draught 0 drawing 4 001 @ 00073144 n 0000 | the act of moving a load by drawing or pulling &%Impelling+  
00074120 04 n 01 pluck 0 001 @ 00073144 n 0000 | the act of pulling and releasing a taut cord &%Impelling+  
00074216 04 n 04 lift 0 raise 0 heave 2 elevation 0 001 @ 00064563 n 0000 | the act of raising something; "he responded with a lift of his eyebrow"; "fireman learn several different raises for getting ladders up" &%Transfer+  
00074431 04 n 04 expulsion 0 projection 0 ejection 1 forcing_out 0 006 @ 00064563 n 0000 ~ 00075113 n 0000 ~ 00075292 n 0000 ~ 00075552 n 0000 ~ 00075659 n 0000 ~ 00075786 n 0000 | the act of expelling or projecting or ejecting &%Shooting+  
00074661 04 n 01 accommodation_reflex 0 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | reflex changes in the eyes that enable an object to be focused on the retina &%OrganOrTissueProcess+ 
00074804 04 n 03 Babinski 0 Babinski_reflex 0 Babinski_sign 0 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | extension upward of the toes when the sole of the foot is stroked firmly on the outer side from the heel to the front; normal in infants under the age of 2 years but a sign of brain or spinal cord injury in older persons &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00075113 04 n 05 belch 0 belching 0 burp 0 burping 0 eructation 0 002 @ 00554907 n 0000 @ 00074431 n 0000 | a reflex that expels wind noisily from the stomach through the mouth &%Impelling+  
00075292 04 n 01 belching 1 001 @ 00074431 n 0000 | the forceful expulsion of something from inside; "the belching of smoke from factory chimneys" &%Impelling+ 
00075441 04 n 02 blink 0 eye_blink 0 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | a reflex that closes and opens the eyes rapidly &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00075552 04 n 01 coughing_up 0 001 @ 00074431 n 0000 | the act of expelling (food or phlegm) by coughing &%Impelling+ 
00075659 04 n 03 spit 0 spitting 0 expectoration 0 001 @ 00074431 n 0000 | the act of spitting (forcefully expelling saliva) &%Impelling+  
00075786 04 n 06 vomit 0 vomiting 0 regurgitation 0 disgorgement 0 puking 0 heaving 1 001 @ 00074431 n 0000 | the act of ejecting the contents of the stomach through the mouth &%Impelling+
00075964 04 n 02 cough 0 coughing 0 001 @ 00536039 n 0000 | the act of exhaling air suddenly with a noise &%RadiatingSound+  
00076072 04 n 02 jump 0 jumping 1 005 @ 00064563 n 0000 ~ 00076325 n 0000 ~ 00076442 n 0000 ~ 00076563 n 0000 ~ 00076714 n 0000 | the act of jumping; propelling yourself off the ground; "he advanced in a series of jumps"; "the jumping was unexpected" &%Motion+
00076325 04 n 01 header 1 001 @ 00076072 n 0000 | a headlong jump (or fall); "he took a header into the shrubbery" &%Motion+  
00076442 04 n 01 hop 0 001 @ 00076072 n 0000 | the act of hopping (jumping upward or forward (especially on one foot)) &%Motion+  
00076563 04 n 05 leap 0 leaping 0 spring 0 bound 0 bounce 0 002 @ 00076072 n 0000 ~ 00817474 n 0000 | a light springing movement upwards or forwards &%Motion+  
00076714 04 n 02 vault 0 hurdle 0 001 @ 00076072 n 0000 | the act of vaulting &%Motion+ 
00076794 04 n 01 jumping_up_and_down 0 001 @ 00278616 n 0000 | jumping in one spot (as in excitement); "the wailing and jumping up and down exhausted him" &%Motion+  
00076951 04 n 01 lob 0 001 @ 00064563 n 0000 | the act of propelling something (as a ball or shell etc.) in a high arc &%Impelling+
00077072 04 n 02 centering 0 snap 1 002 @ 00066813 n 0000 #p 00364910 n 0000 | (football) putting the ball in play by passing it (between the legs) to a back &%Impelling+  
00077232 04 n 01 sending 0 002 @ 00101562 n 0000 ~ 00077376 n 0000 | causing something to go; "the cost of sending their children to college" &%Transfer+  
00077376 04 n 03 transmission 1 transmittal 0 transmitting 0 004 @ 00077232 n 0000 ~ 00077583 n 0000 ~ 00077753 n 0000 ~ 00581931 n 0000 | the act of sending a message; causing a message to be transmitted &%Transfer+  
00077583 04 n 01 forwarding 1 001 @ 00077376 n 0000 | the act of sending on to an ultimate destination; "the forwarding of mail to a new address is done automatically" &%Transfer+  
00077753 04 n 02 mailing 0 posting 0 001 @ 00077376 n 0000 | the transmission of a letter; "the postmark indicates the time of mailing" &%Transfer+  
00077891 04 n 02 wheeling 0 rolling 0 001 @ 00064563 n 0000 | propelling something on wheels &%Transportation+  
00077986 04 n 02 shooting 0 shot 0 009 @ 00064563 n 0000 ~ 00078261 n 0000 ~ 00078414 n 0000 ~ 00078505 n 0000 %p 00078772 n 0000 ~ 00078903 n 0000 ~ 00079092 n 0000 ~ 00079372 n 0000 ~ 00079602 n 0000 | the act of firing a projectile; "his shooting was slow but accurate" &%Shooting= 
00078261 04 n 01 shoot 0 002 @ 00077986 n 0000 ~ 00079178 n 0000 | the act of shooting at targets; "they hold a shoot every weekend during the summer" &%Shooting=  
00078414 04 n 01 countershot 0 001 @ 00077986 n 0000 | a return shot; a retaliatory shot &%Shooting+ 
00078505 04 n 03 discharge 0 firing 2 firing_off 0 002 @ 00077986 n 0000 ~ 00078629 n 0000 | the act of discharging a gun &%Shooting+  
00078629 04 n 01 gun 0 001 @ 00078505 n 0000 | the discharge of a gun as signal or as a salute in military ceremonies; "a twenty gun salute" &%Shooting+ 
00078772 04 n 01 fire_control 0 002 @ 00740981 n 0000 #p 00077986 n 0000 | preparation for the delivery of shellfire on a target &%Process+   
00078903 04 n 02 gunfire 0 gunshot 0 001 @ 00077986 n 0000 | the act of shooting a gun; "the gunfire endangered innocent bystanders"; "they retreated in the face of withering enemy fire" &%Shooting+  
00079092 04 n 01 headshot 0 001 @ 00077986 n 0000 | a shot aimed at a person's head &%Shooting+
00079178 04 n 03 skeet 0 skeet_shooting 0 trapshooting 0 001 @ 00078261 n 0000 | the sport of shooting at clay pigeons that are hurled upward in such a way as to simulate the flight of a bird &%Sport+ 
00079372 04 n 01 shellfire 0 001 @ 00077986 n 0000 | shooting artillery shells &%Shooting+  
00079453 04 n 03 gunfight 0 gunplay 0 shootout 0 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | a fight involving shooting small arms with the intent to kill or frighten &%Contest+  
00079602 04 n 01 potshot 0 001 @ 00077986 n 0000 | a shot taken at an easy or casual target (as by a pothunter) &%Shooting+  
00079716 04 n 02 touch 0 touching 0 014 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00080122 n 0000 ~ 00080629 n 0000 ~ 00080714 n 0000 ~ 00087680 n 0000 ~ 00090000 n 0000 ~ 00090133 n 0000 ~ 00090742 n 0000 ~ 00091972 n 0000 ~ 00092130 n 0000 ~ 00093873 n 0000 ~ 00094294 n 0000 ~ 00097810 n 0000 ~ 00097891 n 0000 | the act of putting two things together with no space between them; "at his touch the room filled with lights" &%Touching=  
00080122 04 n 02 contact 0 contacting 0 006 @ 00079716 n 0000 ~ 00080362 n 0000 ~ 00082354 n 0000 ~ 00082548 n 0000 ~ 00082757 n 0000 ~ 00090262 n 0000 | the act of touching physically; "her fingers came in contact with the light switch" &%Touching=  
00080362 04 n 02 rub 0 wipe 0 003 @ 00080122 n 0000 ~ 00080515 n 0000 ~ 00166270 n 0000 | the act of rubbing or wiping; "he gave the hood a quick rub"  &%Touching+ 
00080515 04 n 02 scuff 0 scuffing 0 001 @ 00080362 n 0000 | the act of scuffing (scraping or dragging the feet) &%Touching+  
00080629 04 n 03 tap 0 pat 0 dab 0 001 @ 00079716 n 0000 | a light touch or stroke &%Touching+  
00080714 04 n 03 hit 0 hitting 0 striking 0 008 @ 00079716 n 0000 ~ 00081036 n 0000 ~ 00082892 n 0000 ~ 00083024 n 0000 ~ 00083357 n 0000 ~ 00084802 n 0000 ~ 00084906 n 0000 ~ 00085450 n 0000 | a act of hitting one thing with another; "repeated hitting raised a large bruise"; "after three misses she finally got a hit" &%Impacting=  
00081036 04 n 03 collision 0 crash 0 smash 0 002 @ 00080714 n 0000 ~ 00081161 n 0000 | the act of colliding with something &%Impacting=  
00081161 04 n 02 impingement 1 impaction 0 001 @ 00081036 n 0000 | a sharp collision produced by striking or dashing against something &%Impacting+  
00081298 04 n 01 batting 0 002 @ 00503611 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 | (in baseball) the batter's attempt to get on base &%Maneuver+  
00081420 04 n 01 fielding 0 002 @ 00091972 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 | (in baseball) handling the ball while playing in the field &%Maneuver+  
00081552 04 n 01 catching 0 002 @ 00024260 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 | playing the position of catcher on a baseball team &%Maneuver+ 
00081676 04 n 01 golfing 0 001 @ 00024260 n 0000 | playing golf &%Sport+  
00081742 04 n 01 pitching 0 002 @ 00024260 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 | playing the position of pitcher on a baseball team &%Maneuver+  
00081866 04 n 03 base_on_balls 0 walk 1 pass 4 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | (baseball) an advance to first base by a batter who receives four balls; "he worked the picher for a base on balls" &%Maneuver+  
00082055 04 n 01 best 0 002 @ 00503611 n 0000 ! 00082178 n 0101 | the supreme effort one can make: "they did their best" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00082178 04 n 01 worst 0 002 @ 00503611 n 0000 ! 00082055 n 0101 | the weakest effort or poorest achievement one is capable of: "it was the worst he had ever done on a test" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00082354 04 n 01 fair_ball 0 003 @ 00080122 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 ! 00082548 n 0102 | (in baseball) a ball struck with the bat so that it stays between the foul lines on the playing field &%ContestAttribute+  
00082548 04 n 02 foul 0 foul_ball 0 003 @ 00080122 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 ! 00082354 n 0201 | (in baseball) a ball struck with the bat so that it does not stay between the foul lines on the playing field &%ContestAttribute+  
00082757 04 n 01 snick 1 002 @ 00080122 n 0000 #p 00303222 n 0000 | a glancing contact with the ball off the edge of the cricket bat &%Impacting+  
00082892 04 n 01 bunt 0 002 @ 00080714 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 | the act of hitting a baseball lightly without swinging the bat &%Impacting+  
00083024 04 n 02 fly 0 fly_ball 0 004 @ 00080714 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 ~ 00083202 n 0000 ~ 00083282 n 0000 | the act of hitting a baseball so that it flies high in the air &%Impacting+ &%Impelling+  
00083202 04 n 01 blast 0 001 @ 00083024 n 0000 | a long and hard-hit fly ball &&%Impacting &%Impelling+  
00083282 04 n 01 pop_fly 0 001 @ 00083024 n 0000 | a short high fly ball &%Impelling+  
00083357 04 n 02 grounder 0 ground_ball 0 004 @ 00080714 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 ~ 00083527 n 0000 ~ 00083627 n 0000 | the act of hitting a baseball along the ground &%Impelling+
00083527 04 n 02 chop 1 chopper 0 001 @ 00083357 n 0000 | a grounder that bounces high in the air &%Impelling+  
00083627 04 n 01 roller 0 001 @ 00083357 n 0000 | a grounder that rolls along the infield &%Impelling+  
00083719 04 n 01 out 0 004 @ 00038702 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 ~ 00083901 n 0000 ~ 00084027 n 0000 | a failure to get on base safely in baseball; "you only get 3 outs per inning" &%ContestAttribute+  
00083901 04 n 01 putout 0 002 @ 00083719 n 0000 ~ 00084137 n 0000 | an out resulting from a fielding play (not a strikeout) &%ContestAttribute+ 
00084027 04 n 01 strikeout 0 001 @ 00083719 n 0000 | an out resulting from the batter getting three strikes &%ContestAttribute+  
00084137 04 n 01 sacrifice 2 002 @ 00083901 n 0000 ~ 00084262 n 0000 | (in baseball) an out that advances the base runners &%ContestAttribute+ 
00084262 04 n 01 sacrifice_fly 0 001 @ 00084137 n 0000 | a sacrifice made by hitting a long fly ball &%Impacting+ &%Impelling+  
00084365 04 n 01 hit 3 002 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00084547 n 0000 | a successful stroke in an athletic contest (especially in baseball); "he came all the way around on Williams' hit" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00084547 04 n 03 base_hit 0 safety 0 bingle 0 006 @ 00084365 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 ~ 00085586 n 0000 ~ 00085814 n 0000 ~ 00085942 n 0000 ~ 00086151 n 0000 | the successful act of striking a baseball in such a way that the batter reaches base safely &%Impelling+ &%Impelling+ 
00084802 04 n 01 header 0 001 @ 00080714 n 0000 | (soccer) the act of hitting the ball with your head &%Impacting+  
00084906 04 n 02 liner 0 line_drive 0 002 @ 00080714 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 | the act of hitting a baseball so that it flies straight out from the batter; "the batter hit a liner to the shortstop" &%Impacting+ &%Impelling+  
00085108 04 n 02 line-drive_single 0 line_single 0 001 @ 00085814 n 0000 | a single resulting from a line drive &%Impacting+ &%Impelling+ 
00085222 04 n 02 line-drive_double 0 line_double 0 001 @ 00085942 n 0000 | a double resulting from a line drive &%Impacting+ &%Impelling+ 
00085336 04 n 02 line-drive_triple 0 line_triple 0 001 @ 00086151 n 0000 | a triple resulting from a line drive &%Impacting+ &%Impelling+ 
00085450 04 n 02 plunk 0 plunker 0 002 @ 00080714 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 | the act of hitting a baseball so that it drops suddenly &%Impacting+  
00085586 04 n 02 homer 0 home_run 0 002 @ 00084547 n 0000 ~ 00085710 n 0000 | a base hit on which the batter scores a run &%Impacting+  
00085710 04 n 02 solo_homer 0 solo_blast 0 001 @ 00085586 n 0000 | a home run with no runners on base &%Impelling+  
00085814 04 n 01 single 0 002 @ 00084547 n 0000 ~ 00085108 n 0000 | a base hit on which the batter stops safely at first base &%Impelling+  
00085942 04 n 04 double 0 two-base_hit 0 two-bagger 0 two-baser 0 002 @ 00084547 n 0000 ~ 00085222 n 0000 | a base hit on which the batter stops safely at second base; " he hit a double to deep centerfield" &%Impelling+  
00086151 04 n 03 triple 0 three-base_hit 0 three-bagger 0 002 @ 00084547 n 0000 ~ 00085336 n 0000 | a base hit at which the batter stops safely at third base &%Impelling+  
00086311 04 n 01 clip 1 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a sharp slanting blow; "he gave me a clip on the ear" &%Impacting+ 
00086415 04 n 05 knock 0 belt 0 rap 0 whack 0 whang 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | the act of hitting vigorously; "he gave the table a whack" &%Impacting+ 
00086554 04 n 01 thwack 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a hard blow with a flat object &%Impacting+  
00086637 04 n 03 smack 0 smacking 0 slap 0 002 @ 00760227 n 0000 ~ 00087184 n 0000 | the act of smacking something &%Impacting+  
00086754 04 n 01 knockdown 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a blow that knocks the opponent off his feet &%Impacting+  
00086854 04 n 02 knockout 0 KO 0 002 @ 00760227 n 0000 ~ 00086976 n 0000 | a blow that renders the opponent unconscious &%Impacting+  
00086976 04 n 02 technical_knockout 0 TKO 0 001 @ 00086854 n 0000 | a knockout declared by the referee who judges one boxer unable to continue &%ContestAttribute+  
00087121 04 n 01 swat 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a sharp blow &%Impacting+  
00087184 04 n 01 spank 0 001 @ 00086637 n 0000 | a slap with the flat of the hand &%Impacting+  
00087268 04 n 03 whip 0 lash 0 whiplash 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a quick blow with a whip &%Impacting+  
00087361 04 n 04 punch 0 poke 0 lick 1 biff 0 006 @ 00760227 n 0000 ~ 00087837 n 0000 ~ 00087928 n 0000 ~ 00088090 n 0000 ~ 00088225 n 0000 ~ 00088303 n 0000 | (boxing) a blow with the fist &%Impacting+  
00087553 04 n 01 box 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a blow with the hand (usually on the ear); "I gave him a good box on the ear" &%Impacting+  
00087680 04 n 02 dig 2 jab 2 001 @ 00079716 n 0000 | the act of touching someone suddenly with your finger or elbow; "she gave me a sharp dig in the ribs" &%Poking+  
00087837 04 n 03 counterpunch 0 parry 0 counter 0 001 @ 00087361 n 0000 | a return punch &%Impacting+  
00087928 04 n 04 haymaker 0 knockout_punch 0 KO_punch 0 Sunday_punch 0 001 @ 00087361 n 0000 | a hard punch that renders the opponent unable to continue boxing &%Impacting+  
00088090 04 n 01 hook 0 002 @ 00087361 n 0000 ~ 00088407 n 0000 | a short swinging punch delivered from the side with the elbow bent &%Impacting+  
00088225 04 n 01 jab 0 001 @ 00087361 n 0000 | a quick short straight punch &%Impacting+  
00088303 04 n 01 rabbit_punch 0 001 @ 00087361 n 0000 | a short chopping blow to the back of the neck &%Impacting+  
00088407 04 n 01 roundhouse 0 001 @ 00088090 n 0000 | a hook delivered with an exaggerated swing &%Impacting+  
00088506 04 n 03 kick 0 boot 0 kicking 0 006 @ 00760227 n 0000 ~ 00088904 n 0000 ~ 00089070 n 0000 ~ 00089168 n 0000 ~ 00089324 n 0000 ~ 00089847 n 0000 | the act of delivering a blow with the foot; "he gave the ball a powerful kick" &%Impacting+  
00088742 04 n 01 kickoff 0 002 @ 00089324 n 0000 @ 00153241 n 0000 | a kick from the center of the field to start a football game or to resume it after a score &%Impacting+  
00088904 04 n 01 goal-kick 0 001 @ 00088506 n 0000 | (Association football) a kick by the defending side after the attacking side sends the ball over the goal-line &%Impacting+  
00089070 04 n 01 goal-kick 1 001 @ 00088506 n 0000 | (Rugby football) an attempt to kick a goal &%Impacting+  
00089168 04 n 02 punt 0 punting 0 001 @ 00088506 n 0000 | kicking in which the football is dropped from the hands and kicked before it touches the ground &%Impacting+ 
00089324 04 n 02 place_kick 0 place-kicking 0 003 @ 00088506 n 0000 ~ 00088742 n 0000 ~ 00089520 n 0000 | a kick (in soccer or football) in which the ball is placed on the ground before kicking &%Impacting+  
00089520 04 n 01 free_kick 0 002 @ 00089324 n 0000 ~ 00089679 n 0000 | (in soccer) a place kick that is allowed for a foul or infringement by the other team &%ContestAttribute+  
00089679 04 n 01 corner_kick 0 001 @ 00089520 n 0000 | a free kick from the corner awarded to the other side when a player has sent the ball behind his own goal line &%ContestAttribute+ 
00089847 04 n 01 dropkick 0 001 @ 00088506 n 0000 | kicking (as for a field goal) in which the football is dropped and kicked as it touches the ground &%Impacting+  
00090000 04 n 02 kiss 1 brush 1 001 @ 00079716 n 0000 | a light glancing touch; "there was a brief kiss of their hands in passing" &%Touching+  
00090133 04 n 03 kiss 0 buss 0 osculation 0 003 @ 00079716 n 0000 ~ 00090420 n 0000 ~ 00090584 n 0000 | a caress with the lips &%Touching+  
00090262 04 n 01 laying_on 0 001 @ 00080122 n 0000 | the act of contacting something with your hand; "peonies can be blighted by the laying on of a finger" &%Touching+  
00090420 04 n 02 smack 1 smooch 0 002 @ 00090133 n 0000 ~ 00090519 n 0000 | an enthusiastic kiss &%Touching+ 
00090519 04 n 01 smacker 0 001 @ 00090420 n 0000 | a loud kiss &%Touching+  
00090584 04 n 03 soul_kiss 0 deep_kiss 0 French_kiss 0 001 @ 00090133 n 0000 | an open-mouthed kiss in which your tongue is inserted into the other's mouth &%Touching+  
00090742 04 n 04 catch 0 grab 0 snatch 0 snap 0 007 @ 00079716 n 0000 ~ 00091019 n 0000 ~ 00091213 n 0000 ~ 00091354 n 0000 ~ 00091527 n 0000 ~ 00091675 n 0000 ~ 00091785 n 0000 | the act of catching an object with the hands; "Mays made the catch with his back to the plate" &%Getting+  
00091019 04 n 01 fair_catch 0 002 @ 00090742 n 0000 #p 00299231 n 0000 | a catch of a punt on the fly by a defensive player who has signalled that he will not run and so should not be tackled &%Getting+  
00091213 04 n 01 interception 0 002 @ 00090742 n 0000 #p 00299231 n 0000 | the act of catching a football by a player on the opposing team &%Getting+  
00091354 04 n 01 reception 3 002 @ 00090742 n 0000 #p 00299231 n 0000 | the act of catching a pass in football; "the tight end made a great reception on the 20 yard line" &%Getting+  
00091527 04 n 01 rebound 0 002 @ 00090742 n 0000 #p 00306597 n 0000 | the act of securing possession of rebounding basketball after a missed shot &%Getting+  
00091675 04 n 01 shoestring_catch 0 001 @ 00090742 n 0000 | (baseball) a running catch made near the ground &%Getting+ 
00091785 04 n 04 mesh 0 meshing 0 interlock 0 interlocking 0 001 @ 00090742 n 0000 | the act of interlocking or meshing; "an interlocking of arms by the police held the crowd in check" &%Attaching+  
00091972 04 n 02 handling 1 manipulation 1 002 @ 00079716 n 0000 ~ 00081420 n 0000 | the action of touching with the hands or the skillful use of the hands &%Touching+  
00092130 04 n 01 feeling 3 004 @ 00079716 n 0000 ~ 00092310 n 0000 ~ 00093612 n 0000 ~ 00093956 n 0000 | actively exploring with the hands; "he was feeling for the light switch" &%Pursuing+  
00092310 04 n 01 fingering 0 001 @ 00092130 n 0000 | feeling something with the fingers &%Touching+ 
00092400 04 n 05 autopsy 0 necropsy 0 postmortem 0 PM 0 postmortem_examination 0 001 @ 00419850 n 0000 | an examination and dissection of a dead body to determine cause of death or the changes produced by disease &%Investigating+  
00092615 04 n 03 check 5 checkout 0 check-out_procedure 0 001 @ 00419850 n 0000 | the act of inspecting or verifying; "they made a check of their equipment"; "the pilot ran through the check-out procedure" &%Investigating+  
00092823 04 n 06 checkup 0 medical_checkup 0 medical_examination 0 medical_exam 0 medical 0 health_check 0 002 @ 00419850 n 0000 %p 05255719 n 0000 | a thorough physical examination; includes a variety of tests depending on the age and sex and health of the person &%Investigating+  
00093090 04 n 02 comparison 0 comparing 0 005 @ 00419850 n 0000 ~ 00425512 n 0000 ~ 00425600 n 0000 ~ 00425773 n 0000 ~ 00425894 n 0000 | examining resemblances or differences &%Comparing+  
00093268 04 n 03 follow-up 0 reexamination 0 review 0 001 @ 00419850 n 0000 | a second (or subsequent) examination &%Investigating+ 
00093385 04 n 01 going-over 0 001 @ 00419850 n 0000 | a careful and thorough inspection &%Investigating+  
00093475 04 n 02 once-over 0 look-over 0 001 @ 00419850 n 0000 | a swift cursory examination or inspection; "I gave him the once-over" &%Investigating+  
00093612 04 n 02 palpation 0 tactual_exploration 0 002 @ 00419850 n 0000 @ 00092130 n 0000 | a method of examination in which the examiner feels the size or shape or firmness or location of something (of body parts when the examiner is a health professional) &%Touching+ 
00093873 04 n 02 tickle 0 tickling 0 001 @ 00079716 n 0000 | the act of tickling &%Touching+  
00093956 04 n 02 stroke 1 stroking 0 002 @ 00092130 n 0000 ~ 00094066 n 0000 | a light touch with the hands &%Touching+  
00094066 04 n 01 caress 0 001 @ 00093956 n 0000 | a gentle affectionate stroking (or something resembling it); "he showered her with caresses"; "soft music was a fond caress"; "the caresses of the breeze played over his face" &%Touching+  
00094294 04 n 01 tag 0 003 @ 00079716 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 #p 00311582 n 0000 | touching a player in a game &%Touching+  
00094409 04 n 04 joining 0 connection 0 connexion 0 connecting 0 009 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00094688 n 0000 ~ 00094818 n 0000 ~ 00094984 n 0000 ~ 00095095 n 0000 ~ 00095548 n 0000 ~ 00095657 n 0000 ~ 00095779 n 0000 ~ 00095872 n 0000 | the act of bringing two things into contact &%connected=  
00094688 04 n 01 intersection 0 001 @ 00094409 n 0000 | the act of joining by causing your path to intersect your target's path &%connected+  
00094818 04 n 02 approximation 0 bringing_close_together 0 001 @ 00094409 n 0000 | the act of bringing near or bringing together especially the cut edges of tissue &%connected+  
00094984 04 n 01 concatenation 0 001 @ 00094409 n 0000 | the act of linking together as in a series or chain &%Attaching+ 
00095095 04 n 03 convergence 1 converging 0 convergency 0 002 @ 00094409 n 0000 ~ 00095235 n 0000 | the act of converging (coming closer) &%Motion+  
00095235 04 n 03 merging 2 meeting 2 coming_together 2 002 @ 00095095 n 0000 ~ 00095452 n 0000 | the act of joining together as one; "the merging of the two groups occurred quickly"; "there was no meeting of minds" &%Meeting= 
00095452 04 n 02 concourse 0 confluence 2 001 @ 00095235 n 0000 | a coming together of people &%Meeting=  
00095548 04 n 02 encounter 1 coming_upon 0 001 @ 00094409 n 0000 | a casual meeting with a person of thing &%Meeting+  
00095657 04 n 01 articulation 0 001 @ 00094409 n 0000 | the act of joining things in such a way that motion is possible &%Attaching+  
00095779 04 n 02 junction 0 adjunction 0 001 @ 00094409 n 0000 | a act of adjoining things &%connected+ 
00095872 04 n 02 fastening 0 attachment 0 007 @ 00094409 n 0000 ~ 00096699 n 0000 ~ 00096790 n 0000 ~ 00096864 n 0000 ~ 00096970 n 0000 ~ 00097058 n 0000 ~ 00097334 n 0000 | the act of fastening things together &%Attaching+  
00096085 04 n 01 loosening 0 003 @ 00131083 n 0000 ! 00096215 n 0101 ~ 00097160 n 0000 | the act of making something less tight &%Decreasing+  
00096215 04 n 01 tightening 0 003 @ 00131083 n 0000 ! 00096085 n 0101 ~ 00127258 n 0000 | the act of making something tighter; "the tightening of economic controls" &%Increasing+  
00096382 04 n 01 ligation 0 002 @ 00097058 n 0000 ~ 00096492 n 0000 | tying with a ligature (as in surgery) &%Attaching+  
00096492 04 n 01 tubal_ligation 0 002 @ 00096382 n 0000 @ 00546944 n 0000 | a sterilization procedure with women; both Fallopian tubes are tied in two places and the tubes removed in between the ligations &%Attaching+  
00096699 04 n 02 bonding 0 soldering 0 001 @ 00095872 n 0000 | fastening firmly together &%Attaching+ 
00096790 04 n 01 doweling 0 001 @ 00095872 n 0000 | fastening by dowels &%Attaching+   
00096864 04 n 02 grounding 0 earthing 0 001 @ 00095872 n 0000 | fastening electrical equipment to earth &%Attaching+  
00096970 04 n 01 linkage 0 001 @ 00095872 n 0000 | the act of linking things together &%Attaching+  
00097058 04 n 01 tying 0 002 @ 00095872 n 0000 ~ 00096382 n 0000 | the act of tying things together &%Attaching+  
00097160 04 n 03 untying 0 undoing 1 unfastening 0 001 @ 00096085 n 0000 | loosening the ties that fasten something; "the tying of bow ties is an art; the untying is easy" &%Detaching+  
00097334 04 n 01 welding 0 002 @ 00095872 n 0000 ~ 00097489 n 0000 | fastening two pieces of metal together by softening with heat and applying pressure &%Attaching+  
00097489 04 n 01 butt_welding 0 002 @ 00097334 n 0000 ~ 00097598 n 0000 | creating a butt joint by welding &%Attaching+  
00097598 04 n 02 flash_welding 0 flash_butt_welding 0 001 @ 00097489 n 0000 | butt welding by creating an electric arc between the two pieces which melts and joins them; used for joining segments of metal pipe &%Attaching+  
00097810 04 n 02 lick 0 lap 0 001 @ 00079716 n 0000 | touching with the tongue &%Touching+  
00097891 04 n 03 grazing 0 shaving 1 skimming 2 001 @ 00079716 n 0000 | the act of brushing against while passing &%Touching+  
00098007 04 n 03 discovery 0 find 0 uncovering 0 006 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00098205 n 0000 ~ 00098360 n 0000 ~ 00098455 n 0000 ~ 00098543 n 0000 ~ 00098771 n 0000 | the act of discovering something &%Learning+  
00098205 04 n 05 detection 0 catching 1 espial 0 spying 2 spotting 0 001 @ 00098007 n 0000 | the act of detecting something; catching sight of something &%Seeing+  
00098360 04 n 01 self-discovery 0 001 @ 00098007 n 0000 | discovering your own individuality &%Learning+ 
00098455 04 n 01 breakthrough 2 001 @ 00098007 n 0000 | making an important discovery &%Learning+  
00098543 04 n 02 determination 0 finding 0 007 @ 00098007 n 0000 ~ 00098857 n 0000 ~ 00099792 n 0000 ~ 00099890 n 0000 ~ 00100956 n 0000 ~ 00101111 n 0000 ~ 00101483 n 0000 | the act of determining the properties of something &%Learning+  
00098771 04 n 01 rediscovery 0 001 @ 00098007 n 0000 | the act of discovering again &%Learning+  
00098857 04 n 02 designation 1 identification 0 002 @ 00098543 n 0000 ~ 00099234 n 0000 | the act of designating or identifying something &%Classifying+  
00098997 04 n 01 Bertillon_system 0 001 @ 00660718 n 0000 | a system or procedure for identifying persons &%Procedure+  
00099105 04 n 01 fingerprinting 0 001 @ 00660718 n 0000 | the procedure of taking inked impressions of a person's fingerprints &%Getting+  
00099234 04 n 02 diagnosis 0 diagnosing 0 003 @ 00098857 n 0000 ~ 00099389 n 0000 ~ 00099504 n 0000 | identifying the nature or cause of some phenomenon &%Learning+  
00099389 04 n 01 blood_typing 0 001 @ 00099234 n 0000 | determining a person's blood type by serological methods &%Classifying+  
00099504 04 n 01 medical_diagnosis 0 004 @ 00099234 n 0000 #p 00429777 n 0000 ~ 00099666 n 0000 %p 00115676 n 0000 | identification a disease from its symptoms &%Classifying+  
00099666 04 n 03 prognosis 0 prospect 0 medical_prognosis 0 001 @ 00099504 n 0000 | a prediction of the course of a disease &%Predicting+  
00099792 04 n 02 resolution 1 solving 0 001 @ 00098543 n 0000 | finding a solution to a problem &%Learning+  
00099890 04 n 04 validation 0 validating 0 proof 0 proving 0 005 @ 00098543 n 0000 ~ 00100102 n 0000 ~ 00100230 n 0000 ~ 00100437 n 0000 ~ 00100606 n 0000 | the act of finding or testing the truth of something &%Investigating+  
00100102 04 n 02 authentication 0 certification 1 001 @ 00099890 n 0000 | validating the authenticity of something or someone &%Investigating+  
00100230 04 n 02 documentation 0 support 2 001 @ 00099890 n 0000 | documentary validation; "his documentation of the results was excellent"; "the strongest support for this this view is the work of Jones" &%Investigating+  
00100437 04 n 02 monetization 1 monetisation 1 002 @ 00099890 n 0000 ! 00100779 n 0101 | establishing something (e.g. gold or silver) as the legal tender of a country &%Declaring+
00100606 04 n 01 probate 0 001 @ 00099890 n 0000 | the act of proving that an instrument purporting to be a will was signed and executed in accord with legal requirements &%Declaring+  
00100779 04 n 02 demonetization 0 demonetisation 0 002 @ 00137299 n 0000 ! 00100437 n 0101 | ending something (e.g. gold or silver) as no longer the legal tender of a country &%Declaring+ 
00100956 04 n 05 falsification 1 falsifying 0 disproving 0 refuting 0 confuting 0 001 @ 00098543 n 0000 | the act of determining that something is false &%Learning+  
00101111 04 n 05 localization 0 localisation 0 location 1 locating 1 fix 2 002 @ 00098543 n 0000 ~ 00101310 n 0000 | a determination of the location of something; "he got a good fix on the target" &%Learning+   
00101310 04 n 02 echolocation 0 echo_sounding 0 001 @ 00101111 n 0000 | determining the location of something by measuring the time it takes for an echo to return from it &%Learning+  
00101483 04 n 01 redetermination 0 001 @ 00098543 n 0000 | determining again &%Learning+  
00101562 04 n 02 causing 0 causation 0 006 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00077232 n 0000 ~ 00101756 n 0000 ~ 00102045 n 0000 ~ 00102269 n 0000 ~ 00103290 n 0000 | the act of causing something to happen &%causes=  
00101756 04 n 03 trigger 0 induction 3 initiation 2 002 @ 00101562 n 0000 ~ 00101901 n 0000 | an act that sets in motion some course of events &%causes+  
00101901 04 n 03 fomentation 0 instigation 0 mounting 0 001 @ 00101756 n 0000 | deliberate and intentional triggering (of trouble or discord) &%causes+ 
00102045 04 n 02 compulsion 0 coercion 0 002 @ 00101562 n 0000 ~ 00774686 n 0000 | using force to cause something: "though pressed into rugby under compulsion I began to enjoy the game"; "they didn`t have to use coercion" &%causes+  
00102269 04 n 01 influence 0 008 @ 00101562 n 0000 ~ 00102506 n 0000 ~ 00102651 n 0000 ~ 00102821 n 0000 ~ 00102995 n 0000 ~ 00103181 n 0000 ~ 00103419 n 0000 ~ 00103541 n 0000 | causing something without any direct or apparent effort &%causes+  
00102506 04 n 01 cross-pollination 0 001 @ 00102269 n 0000 | stimulating influence among diverse elements; "the cross-pollination of the arts" &%causes+  
00102651 04 n 01 exposure 6 001 @ 00102269 n 0000 | the act of subjecting someone to an influencing experience; "she denounced the exposure of children to pornography" &%causes+  
00102821 04 n 03 impingement 0 encroachment 2 impact 0 001 @ 00102269 n 0000 | influencing strongly: "they resented the impingement of American values on European culture" &%causes+ 
00102995 04 n 02 manipulation 0 use 2 001 @ 00102269 n 0000 | exerting shrewd or devious influence especially for one's own advantage; "his manipulation of his friends was scandalous" &%causes+  
00103181 04 n 03 hypnotism 0 mesmerism 0 suggestion 2 001 @ 00102269 n 0000 | the act of inducing hypnosis &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00103290 04 n 02 inducement 0 inducing 0 001 @ 00101562 n 0000 | act of bringing about a desired result: "inducement of sleep" &%causes+  
00103419 04 n 01 persuasion 0 002 @ 00102269 n 0000 ! 00104728 n 0101 | inducement by argument or reasoning or entreaty &%Directing+  
00103541 04 n 02 enticement 0 temptation 0 006 @ 00102269 n 0000 ~ 00103784 n 0000 ~ 00103904 n 0000 ~ 00104028 n 0000 ~ 00104146 n 0000 ~ 00104565 n 0000 | the act of influencing by exciting hope or desire; "his enticements were shameless" &%causes+  
00103784 04 n 02 blandishment 0 wheedling 0 001 @ 00103541 n 0000 | the act of urging by means of teasing or flattery &%Directing+ 
00103904 04 n 01 invitation 1 001 @ 00103541 n 0000 | the act of enticing or alluring; "she was an invitation to trouble" &%Directing+  
00104028 04 n 02 leading_astray 0 leading_off 0 001 @ 00103541 n 0000 | the act of enticing others into sinful ways &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00104146 04 n 01 seduction 0 001 @ 00103541 n 0000 | enticing someone astray from right behavior &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00104245 04 n 02 seduction 1 conquest 2 002 @ 00036683 n 0000 ~ 00104367 n 0000 | an act of winning the love of someone &%Getting+  
00104367 04 n 02 sexual_conquest 0 score 1 001 @ 00104245 n 0000 | a seduction culminating in sexual intercourse; "calling his seduction of the girl a `score' was a typical example of male slang" &%Getting+  
00104565 04 n 02 solicitation 1 allurement 0 001 @ 00103541 n 0000 | the act of enticing a person to do something wrong (as an offer of sex in return for money) &%causes+  
00104728 04 n 01 dissuasion 0 002 @ 00696835 n 0000 ! 00103419 n 0101 | deterrence by argument or reasoning or entreaty &%Directing+ 
00104850 04 n 03 choice 0 selection 0 pick 0 007 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00105129 n 0000 ~ 00105247 n 0000 ~ 00105760 n 0000 ~ 00106049 n 0000 ~ 00118200 n 0000 ~ 00120305 n 0000 | the act of choosing or selecting; "your choice of colors was unfortunate"; "you can take your pick" &%Selecting=  
00105129 04 n 01 casting 3 001 @ 00104850 n 0000 | the choice of actors to play particular roles in a play or movie &%Selecting+  
00105247 04 n 01 sampling 0 003 @ 00104850 n 0000 ~ 00105382 n 0000 ~ 00105545 n 0000 | the selection of a suitable sample for study &%Selecting+  
00105382 04 n 01 random_sampling 0 001 @ 00105247 n 0000 | the selection of a random sample; each element of the population has an equal chance of been selected &%Selecting+  
00105545 04 n 03 stratified_sampling 0 representative_sampling 0 proportional_sampling 0 001 @ 00105247 n 0000 | the population is divided into subpopulations (strata) and random samples are taken of each stratum &%Procedure+  
00105760 04 n 03 decision 0 determination 1 conclusion 1 006 @ 00104850 n 0000 ~ 00106381 n 0000 ~ 00107174 n 0000 ~ 00107819 n 0000 ~ 00117646 n 0000 ~ 00772241 n 0000 | the act of making up your mind about something; "the burden of decision was his"; "he drew his conclusions quickly" &%Selecting+ 
00106049 04 n 02 volition 0 willing 0 001 @ 00104850 n 0000 | the act of making a choice; "followed my father of my own choice" &%Selecting+  
00106179 04 n 04 about-face 1 volte-face 0 reversal 5 policy_change 0 002 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00152988 n 0000 | a reversal in attitude or principle or point of view: "an about-face on foreign policy" &%Process+  
00106381 04 n 04 appointment 0 assignment 1 designation 0 naming 0 005 @ 00105760 n 0000 ~ 00106665 n 0000 ~ 00107317 n 0000 ~ 00107460 n 0000 ~ 00107544 n 0000 | the act of putting a person into a non-elective position; "the appointment had to be approvied by the whole committee" &%Declaring+  
00106665 04 n 02 nomination 0 nominating 0 001 @ 00106381 n 0000 | the act of nominating (especially a candidate for election) &%Declaring+  
00106794 04 n 02 assignment 2 assigning 0 002 @ 00701398 n 0000 ~ 00107010 n 0000 | the act of distributing something to designated places or persons; "the first task is the assignment of an address to each datum" &%Putting+  
00107010 04 n 01 allocation 1 001 @ 00106794 n 0000 | (computer science) the assignment of particular areas of a magnetic disk to particular data or instructions &%Putting+  
00107174 04 n 01 call 0 001 @ 00105760 n 0000 | (sports) the decision made by an umpire or referee; "he was ejected for protesting the call" &%Selecting+  
00107317 04 n 02 co-option 1 co-optation 1 001 @ 00106381 n 0000 | the act of appointing summarily (with or without the appointee's consent) &%Declaring+  
00107460 04 n 01 delegacy 0 001 @ 00106381 n 0000 | the appointment of a delegate &%Declaring+
00107544 04 n 02 ordination 0 ordaining 0 003 @ 00106381 n 0000 #p 00672215 n 0000 ~ 00107670 n 0000 | the act of ordaining &%Declaring+  
00107670 04 n 01 laying_on_of_hands 0 001 @ 00107544 n 0000 | laying hands on a person's head to invoke spiritual blessing in Christian ordination &%Touching+ 
00107819 04 n 01 move 0 003 @ 00105760 n 0000 ~ 00109184 n 0000 ~ 00109256 n 0000 | the act of deciding to do something; "he didn't make a move to help"; "his first move was to hire a lawyer" &%Selecting+  
00108013 04 n 01 move 2 002 @ 00290820 n 0000 ~ 00108157 n 0000 | (games) a player's turn to move a piece or take some other permitted action &%Maneuver+  
00108157 04 n 01 chess_move 0 007 @ 00108013 n 0000 #p 00323207 n 0000 ~ 00108354 n 0000 ~ 00108468 n 0000 ~ 00108577 n 0000 ~ 00108876 n 0000 ~ 00109013 n 0000 | the act of moving a chess piece &%Maneuver+  
00108354 04 n 02 castle 0 castling 0 001 @ 00108157 n 0000 | interchanging the positions of the king and a rook &%Transfer+  
00108468 04 n 01 capture 2 001 @ 00108157 n 0000 | the removal of an opponent's piece from the chess board &%Removing+ 
00108577 04 n 01 check 4 002 @ 00108157 n 0000 ~ 00108692 n 0000 | (chess) a direct attack on an opponent's king &%Maneuver+  
00108692 04 n 01 discovered_check 0 001 @ 00108577 n 0000 | a check on the opponent's king that is delivered by moving a piece out of the line of attack by a queen or rook or bishop &%Maneuver+ 
00108876 04 n 01 checkmate 0 001 @ 00108157 n 0000 | a move constituting an inescapable and indefensible attack on the opponent's king &%Maneuver+  
00109013 04 n 01 gambit 0 001 @ 00108157 n 0000 | a chess move early in the game in which the player sacrifices minor pieces in order to obtain an advantageous position &%Maneuver+ 
00109184 04 n 01 demarche 0 001 @ 00107819 n 0000 | a diplomatic move &%Maneuver+ 
00109256 04 n 06 maneuver 0 manoeuvre 0 maneuvering 0 manoeuvering 0 tactical_maneuver 0 tactical_manoeuver 0 007 @ 00107819 n 0000 ~ 00109535 n 0000 ~ 00111216 n 0000 ~ 00111557 n 0000 ~ 00111652 n 0000 ~ 00111760 n 0000 ~ 00113217 n 0000 | a move made to gain a tactical end &%Maneuver=  
00109535 04 n 01 parking 0 001 @ 00109256 n 0000 | the act of maneuvering a vehicle into a location where it can be left temporarily &%Putting+  
00109670 04 n 01 move 1 002 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00109838 n 0000 | the act of changing your residence or place of business; "they say that three moves equal one fire" &%Motion+  
00109838 04 n 01 flit 0 001 @ 00109670 n 0000 | a secret move (to avoid paying debts); "they did a moonlight flit" &%Motion+  
00109955 04 n 01 bank 0 002 @ 00110857 n 0000 ~ 00110118 n 0000 | a flight maneuver; aircraft tips laterally about its longitudinal axis (especially in turning) &%Motion+  
00110118 04 n 01 vertical_bank 0 001 @ 00109955 n 0000 | a bank so steep that the plane's lateral axis approaches the vertical &%Motion+  
00110247 04 n 01 loop 0 001 @ 00110857 n 0000 | a flight maneuver; aircraft flies a complete circle in the vertical plane &%Motion+  
00110371 04 n 01 roll 0 003 @ 00110857 n 0000 ~ 00110567 n 0000 ~ 00110674 n 0000 | a flight maneuver; aircraft rotates about its longitudinal axis without changing direction or losing altitude &%Motion+  
00110567 04 n 01 barrel_roll 0 001 @ 00110371 n 0000 | a roll in which the plane follows a spiral course &%Motion+  
00110674 04 n 01 snap_roll 0 001 @ 00110371 n 0000 | a fast roll &%Motion+ 
00110741 04 n 02 slip 0 sideslip 1 001 @ 00110857 n 0000 | a flight maneuver; aircraft slides sideways in the air &%Motion+  
00110857 04 n 02 flight_maneuver 0 airplane_maneuver 0 005 @ 00033506 n 0000 ~ 00109955 n 0000 ~ 00110247 n 0000 ~ 00110371 n 0000 ~ 00110741 n 0000 | an evasive maneuver by an aircraft &%Motion+  
00111045 04 n 01 straight-arm 0 001 @ 00033506 n 0000 | (football) the act of warding off a tackler by holding the arm fully extended with the hand against the opponent &%Maneuver+  
00111216 04 n 03 device 0 gimmick 0 twist 1 002 @ 00109256 n 0000 ~ 00111383 n 0000 | any clever (deceptive) maneuver; "he would stoop to any device to win a point" &%Maneuver+  
00111383 04 n 02 trick 5 fast_one 0 001 @ 00111216 n 0000 | a cunning or deceitful action or device; "he played a trick on me"; "he pulled a fast one and got away with it" &%Maneuver+  
00111557 04 n 01 feint 0 001 @ 00109256 n 0000 | any distracting maneuver (as a mock attack) &%Maneuver+  
00111652 04 n 03 ploy 0 gambit 1 stratagem 0 001 @ 00109256 n 0000 | a maneuver in a game or conversation &%Maneuver+  
00111760 04 n 02 ruse 0 artifice 0 001 @ 00109256 n 0000 | a deceptive maneuver (especially to avoid capture) &%Maneuver+ 
00111872 04 n 03 means 0 agency 0 way 1 013 @ 00061322 n 0000 ~ 00112303 n 0000 ~ 00112413 n 0000 ~ 00112599 n 0000 ~ 00112808 n 0000 ~ 00113065 n 0000 ~ 00115902 n 0000 ~ 00116754 n 0000 ~ 00116904 n 0000 ~ 00117009 n 0000 ~ 00117205 n 0000 ~ 00117312 n 0000 ~ 00117527 n 0000 | how a result is obtained or an end is achieved; "a means of communcation"; "an example is the best agency of instruction"; "the true way to success" &%instrument=  
00112303 04 n 01 dint 0 001 @ 00111872 n 0000 | interchangeable with `means' in the expression `by dint of' &%instrument+  
00112413 04 n 01 escape 4 001 @ 00111872 n 0000 | a means or way of escaping; "hard work was his escape from worry"; "they installed a second hatch as an escape"; "their escape route" &%instrument+  
00112599 04 n 02 instrument 0 tool 0 001 @ 00111872 n 0000 | the means whereby something is accomplished; "my greed was the instrument of my destruction" or "science has given us new tools to fight disease" &%instrument= 
00112808 04 n 01 road 0 002 @ 00111872 n 0000 ~ 00112932 n 0000 | a way or means to achieve something; "the road to fame" &%instrument+
00112932 04 n 01 royal_road 0 001 @ 00112808 n 0000 | an auspicious way or means to achieve something: "the royal road to success" &%instrument+
00113065 04 n 01 stepping_stone 0 001 @ 00111872 n 0000 | any means of advancement; "the job was just a stepping stone on his way to fame and riches" &%instrument+
00113217 04 n 02 measure 1 step 2 003 @ 00109256 n 0000 ~ 00113406 n 0000 ~ 00114262 n 0000 | any maneuver made as part of progress toward a goal; "the police took steps to reduce crime" &%instrument+
00113406 04 n 01 countermeasure 0 002 @ 00113217 n 0000 ~ 00697079 n 0000 | an action taken to offset another action &%instrument+
00113525 04 n 01 bear_hug 1 001 @ 00506904 n 0000 | a takeover bid so attractive that the directors of the target company must approve it or risk shareholder protest  &%FinancialTransaction+
00113693 04 n 01 proxy_fight 0 001 @ 00506904 n 0000 | a measure used by an acquirer to gain control of a takeover target; acquirer tries to persuade other shareholders that the management of the target should be replaced &%Maneuver+
00113917 04 n 01 leveraged_buyout 0 002 @ 00506269 n 0000 ~ 00114090 n 0000 | a buyout using borrowed money; the target company's assets are usually security for the loan &%Buying+
00114090 04 n 01 bust-up_takeover 0 001 @ 00113917 n 0000 | a leveraged buyout in which the target company's assets are sold to repay the loan that financed the takeover &%Buying+
00114262 04 n 02 shark_repellent 0 porcupine_provision 0 007 @ 00113217 n 0000 ~ 00114532 n 0000 ~ 00114709 n 0000 ~ 00114886 n 0000 ~ 00115023 n 0000 ~ 00115340 n 0000 ~ 00115543 n 0000 | a measure undertaken by a corporation to discourage unwanted takeover attempts &%Maneuver+
00114532 04 n 01 golden_parachute 0 001 @ 00114262 n 0000 | giving top executives lucrative benefits that must be paid by the acquirer if they are discharged after a takeover &%FinancialTransaction+
00114709 04 n 01 greenmail 0 001 @ 00114262 n 0000 | paying the raider to give up a takeover attempt (as by an extravagant buyback of the stock they hold in your corporation) &%FinancialTransaction+
00114886 04 n 01 pac-man_strategy 0 001 @ 00114262 n 0000 | the target company defends itself by threatening to take over its acquirer &%Maneuver+
00115023 04 n 01 poison_pill 0 002 @ 00114262 n 0000 ~ 00115183 n 0000 | the target company defends itself by making its stock less attractive to an acquirer &%Maneuver+
00115183 04 n 01 suicide_pill 0 001 @ 00115023 n 0000 | a poison pill with potentially catastrophic implications for the company it is intended to protect &%Maneuver+
00115340 04 n 01 safe_harbor 0 001 @ 00114262 n 0000 | the target company defends itself by acquiring a company so onerously regulated that it makes the target less attractive (gives it a safe harbor) &%Maneuver+
00115543 04 n 01 scorched-earth_policy 0 001 @ 00114262 n 0000 | the target company defends itself by selling off its crown jewels &%Maneuver+
00115676 04 n 01 diagnostic_procedure 0 007 @ 00660718 n 0000 #p 00099504 n 0000 ~ 00533254 n 0000 ~ 00562588 n 0000 ~ 00649172 n 0000 ~ 00649306 n 0000 ~ 00649431 n 0000 | a procedure followed in making a medical diagnosis &%Procedure+
00115902 04 n 01 expedient 0 005 @ 00111872 n 0000 ~ 00116303 n 0000 ~ 00116424 n 0000 ~ 00116556 n 0000 ~ 00116660 n 0000 | a means to an end; not necessarily a principled or ethical one &%Procedure+
00116092 04 n 01 emergency_procedure 0 005 @ 00660718 n 0000 ~ 00533092 n 0000 ~ 00533434 n 0000 ~ 00533752 n 0000 ~ 00534181 n 0000 | a procedure adopted to meet an emergency (especially a medical emergency) &%Procedure+
00116303 04 n 02 makeshift 0 stopgap 0 001 @ 00115902 n 0000 | something contrived to meet an urgent need or emergency &%instrument+
00116424 04 n 01 crutch 0 001 @ 00115902 n 0000 | anything that serves as an expedient; "he uses drugs as a psychological crutch" &%instrument+
00116556 04 n 02 improvisation 0 temporary_expedient 0 001 @ 00115902 n 0000 | an unplanned expedient &%instrument+
00116660 04 n 02 pis_aller 0 last_resort 0 001 @ 00115902 n 0000 | French for `worst going' &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00116754 04 n 01 desperate_measure 0 001 @ 00111872 n 0000 | desperate actions taken as a means to an end; "he had to resort to desperate measures" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00116904 04 n 01 open_sesame 0 001 @ 00111872 n 0000 | any very successful means of achieving a result &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00117009 04 n 01 salvation 1 001 @ 00111872 n 0000 | a means of preserving from harm or unpleasantness; "tourism was their economic salvation"; "they turned to individualism as their salvation" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00117205 04 n 01 tooth 0 001 @ 00111872 n 0000 | a means of enforcement; "the treaty had no teeth in it" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00117312 04 n 01 voice 0 001 @ 00111872 n 0000 | a means or agency by which something is expressed or communicated; "the voice of the law"; "the Times is not the voice of New York"; "conservatism has many voices" &%instrument+
00117527 04 n 01 wings 0 001 @ 00111872 n 0000 | a means of flight or ascent; "necessity lends wings to inspiration" &%instrument+
00117646 04 n 03 casting_lots 0 drawing_lots 0 sortition 0 001 @ 00105760 n 0000 | making a chance decision by using lots (straws or pebbles etc.) that are thrown or drawn &%Selecting+
00117820 04 n 02 adoption 0 acceptance 0 002 @ 00787796 n 0000 ~ 00118026 n 0000 | the act of accepting with approval; favorable reception; "its adoption by society"; "the proposal found wide acceptance" &%Getting+
00118026 04 n 02 embrace 1 bosom 0 001 @ 00117820 n 0000 | a close affectionate and protective acceptance; "his willing embrace of new ideas"; "in the bosom of the family" &%Getting+
00118200 04 n 01 election 0 002 @ 00104850 n 0000 ~ 00118337 n 0000 | the act of selecting someone; "many candidates ran for election" &%Selecting+
00118337 04 n 02 co-option 0 co-optation 0 001 @ 00118200 n 0000 | the selection of a new member (usually by a vote of the existing membership) &%Selecting+
00118483 04 n 01 reelection 0 001 @ 00118873 n 0000 | election again; "he did not run for reelection" &%Selecting+
00118587 04 n 01 plebiscite 0 001 @ 00119067 n 0000 | a vote by the electorate determining public opinion on a question of national importance &%Selecting+
00118732 04 n 01 referendum 0 001 @ 00119067 n 0000 | a legislative act is referred for final approval to a popular vote by the electorate &%Selecting+
00118873 04 n 01 election 1 006 @ 00119067 n 0000 ~ 00118483 n 0000 ~ 00119253 n 0000 ~ 00119389 n 0000 ~ 00120058 n 0000 ~ 00120175 n 0000 | a vote to select the winner of a political office &%Selecting+
00119067 04 n 01 vote 1 004 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00118587 n 0000 ~ 00118732 n 0000 ~ 00118873 n 0000 | the opinion of a group as determined by voting; "they put the question to a vote" &%Selecting+
00119253 04 n 01 general_election 0 001 @ 00118873 n 0000 | a national or state election; candidates are chosen in all constituencies &%Selecting+
00119389 04 n 02 primary 0 primary_election 0 002 @ 00118873 n 0000 ~ 00119541 n 0000 | a preliminary election where delegates or nominees are chosen &%Selecting+
00119541 04 n 01 direct_primary 0 003 @ 00119389 n 0000 ~ 00119715 n 0000 ~ 00119902 n 0000 | a primary where voters directly select the candidates who will run for office &%Selecting+
00119715 04 n 01 closed_primary 0 001 @ 00119541 n 0000 | a primary in which only registered members of a particular political party can vote; "closed primaries strengthen party unity" &%Selecting+
00119902 04 n 01 open_primary 0 001 @ 00119541 n 0000 | a primary in which any registered voter can vote (but must vote for candidates of only one party) &%Selecting+
00120058 04 n 02 by_election 0 bye_election 0 001 @ 00118873 n 0000 | a special election between regular elections &%Selecting+
00120175 04 n 01 runoff 0 001 @ 00118873 n 0000 | a final election to resolve an earlier election that did not produce a winner &%Selecting+
00120305 04 n 04 vote 0 ballot 0 voting 0 balloting 0 007 @ 00104850 n 0000 ~ 00120576 n 0000 ~ 00120714 n 0000 ~ 00120865 n 0000 ~ 00121015 n 0000 ~ 00121164 n 0000 ~ 00137092 n 0000 | a choice that is made by voting; "there were only 17 votes in favor of the motion" &%Selecting+
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00120714 04 n 01 split_ticket 0 002 @ 00120305 n 0000 ! 00120865 n 0101 | a ballot cast by a voter who votes for candidates from more than one party &%ContentBearingObject+
00120865 04 n 01 straight_ticket 0 002 @ 00120305 n 0000 ! 00120714 n 0101 | a ballot cast by a voter who votes for all the candidates of one party &%ContentBearingObject+
00121015 04 n 01 multiple_voting 0 001 @ 00120305 n 0000 | voting in more than one place by the same person at the same election (illegal in U.S.) &%Selecting+
00121164 04 n 01 casting_vote 0 001 @ 00120305 n 0000 | the deciding vote cast by the presiding officer to resolve a tie &%Selecting+
00121287 04 n 03 equalization 0 equilisation 0 leveling 0 003 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00121442 n 0000 ~ 00121609 n 0000 | the act of making equal or uniform &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00121442 04 n 02 reconciliation 0 balancing 0 001 @ 00121287 n 0000 | getting two things to correspond; "the reconciliation of his checkbook and the bank statement" &%Comparing+
00121609 04 n 02 equation 0 equating 0 001 @ 00121287 n 0000 | the act of regarding as equal &%Comparing+
00121704 04 n 03 exhumation 0 disinterment 0 digging_up 0 001 @ 00021392 n 0000 | the act of digging up something (especially a corpse) that has been buried &%Removing+
00121863 04 n 02 delivery 2 obstetrical_delivery 0 004 @ 00021392 n 0000 #p 09699576 n 0000 ~ 00122025 n 0000 ~ 00122110 n 0000 | the act of delivering a child &%Removing+
00122025 04 n 01 midwifery 0 001 @ 00121863 n 0000 | assisting women at childbirth &%Cooperation+
00122110 04 n 08 cesarean_section 0 cesarian_section 0 caesarean_section 0 C-section 0 cesarean 0 cesarian 0 caesarean 0 abdominal_delivery 0 001 @ 00121863 n 0000 | the delivery of a fetus by surgical incision through the abdominal wall and uterus (from the belief that Julius Caesar was born that way) &%Removing+
00122416 04 n 01 score 0 014 @ 00036683 n 0000 ~ 00122890 n 0000 ~ 00123083 n 0000 ~ 00123227 n 0000 ~ 00123407 n 0000 ~ 00123524 n 0000 ~ 00123941 n 0000 ~ 00124068 n 0000 ~ 00124217 n 0000 ~ 00124370 n 0000 ~ 00124616 n 0000 ~ 00125430 n 0000 ~ 00307964 n 0000 ~ 00308151 n 0000 | the act of scoring in a game or sport; "the winning score came with less than a minute left to play" &%Maneuver+
00122802 04 n 01 bowling_score 0 001 @ 09768132 n 0000 | the score in a bowling match &%ConstantQuantity+
00122890 04 n 01 bull's_eye 0 001 @ 00122416 n 0000 | in target shooting: a score made by hitting the center of the target; "in repeated sets of five shots his numbers of bull's-eyes varied" &%ConstantQuantity+
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00123227 04 n 02 strike 1 ten-strike 0 001 @ 00122416 n 0000 | a score in tenpins: knocking down all ten with the first ball; "he finished with three strikes in the tenth frame" &%ConstantQuantity+
00123407 04 n 01 spare 0 001 @ 00122416 n 0000 | a score in tenpins; knocking down all ten after rolling two balls &%ConstantQuantity+
00123524 04 n 02 open_frame 0 break 6 001 @ 00122416 n 0000 | any frame in which a bowler fails to make a strike or spare; "the break in the eighth frame cost him the match" &%ConstantQuantity+
00123700 04 n 01 football_score 0 001 @ 09768132 n 0000 | the score in a football game &%ConstantQuantity+ 
00123789 04 n 01 touchback 0 001 @ 00364910 n 0000 | (American football) a play in which the opposing team has kicked the football into your end zone &%Maneuver+
00123941 04 n 01 safety 1 001 @ 00122416 n 0000 | a score in American football; a player is tackled behind his own goal line &%Maneuver+ 
00124068 04 n 01 touchdown 0 001 @ 00122416 n 0000 | a score in American football; being in possession of the ball across the opponents' goal line &%Maneuver+  
00124217 04 n 01 field_goal 0 001 @ 00122416 n 0000 | a score in American football; a score made by kicking the ball between the opponents' goal posts &%Maneuver+  
00124370 04 n 03 conversion 2 point_after 0 extra_points 0 001 @ 00122416 n 0000 | a score in American football made on a try for points after a touchdown &%Maneuver+
00124527 04 n 01 baseball_score 0 001 @ 09768132 n 0000 | the score of a baseball game &%ConstantQuantity+  
00124616 04 n 02 run 1 tally 1 004 @ 00122416 n 0000 ~ 00124895 n 0000 ~ 00125039 n 0000 ~ 00125179 n 0000 | a score in baseball made by a runner touching all four bases safely; "the Yankees scored 3 runs in the bottom of the 9th" or "their first tally came in the 3rd inning" &%Maneuver+  
00124895 04 n 01 earned_run 0 002 @ 00124616 n 0000 ! 00125039 n 0101 | a run that was not scored as the result of an error by the other team &%Maneuver+  
00125039 04 n 01 unearned_run 0 002 @ 00124616 n 0000 ! 00124895 n 0101 | a run that was scored as a result of an error by the other team &%Maneuver+ 
00125179 04 n 02 run_batted_in 0 rbi 0 001 @ 00124616 n 0000 | a run that is the result of the batter's performance; "he had more than 100 rbi last season" &%Maneuver+  
00125337 04 n 01 basketball_score 0 001 @ 09768132 n 0000 | the score in a basketball game &%ConstantQuantity+  
00125430 04 n 02 basket 0 field_goal 1 001 @ 00122416 n 0000 | a score in basketball made by throwing the ball through the hoop &%Maneuver+ 
00125560 04 n 01 stunt 0 002 @ 00021392 n 0000 ~ 00277241 n 0000 | a difficult or unusual feat; usually done to gain attention &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00125689 04 n 01 change 0 024 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00106179 n 0000 ~ 00109670 n 0000 ~ 00126290 n 0000 ~ 00127649 n 0000 ~ 00127808 n 0000 ~ 00128267 n 0000 ~ 00128403 n 0000 ~ 00128579 n 0000 ~ 00128676 n 0000 ~ 00128951 n 0000 ~ 00130078 n 0000 ~ 00130362 n 0000 ~ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00131083 n 0000 ~ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00180908 n 0000 ~ 00213518 n 0000 ~ 00221988 n 0000 ~ 00225607 n 0000 ~ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00256334 n 0000 ~ 00259372 n 0000 ~ 00259551 n 0000 | the act of changing something; "the change of government had no impact on the economy"; "his change on abortion cost him the election" &%Process=  
00126290 04 n 02 reduction 2 simplification 2 001 @ 00125689 n 0000 | the act of reducing complexity &%Decreasing+ 
00126393 04 n 02 economy 0 saving 0 003 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00126620 n 0000 ~ 00126771 n 0000 | an act of economizing; reduction in cost; "it was a small economy to walk to work every day" or "there was a saving of 50 cents" &%Decreasing+  
00126620 04 n 03 retrenchment 0 curtailment 1 downsizing 0 001 @ 00126393 n 0000 | the reduction of expenditures in order to become financial stable &%Decreasing+  
00126771 04 n 01 economies_of_scale 0 001 @ 00126393 n 0000 | reduction in cost of production due to a large number of items produced &%Decreasing+  
00126907 04 n 01 accommodation 1 004 @ 00131083 n 0000 ~ 00127380 n 0000 ~ 00127492 n 0000 ~ 00127976 n 0000 | (physiology) the automatic adjustment in focal length of the lens of the eye &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00127097 04 n 01 adaptation 1 001 @ 00131083 n 0000 | (physiology) the responsive adjustment of a sense organ (as the eye) to varying conditions (as of light) &%OrganOrTissueProcess+
00127258 04 n 01 take-up 0 001 @ 00096215 n 0000 | the action of taking up as by tightening or absorption or reeling in &%Getting+  
00127380 04 n 01 readjustment 0 001 @ 00126907 n 0000 | the act of adjusting again (to changed circumstances) &%Process+ 
00127492 04 n 01 domestication 0 001 @ 00126907 n 0000 | accommodation to domestic life; "her explorer husband resisted all her attempts at domestication" &%SocialInteraction+  
00127649 04 n 02 decimalization 0 decimalisation 0 001 @ 00125689 n 0000 | the act of changing to a decimal system; "the decimalization of British currency" &%Process+  
00127808 04 n 02 metrification 0 metrication 0 001 @ 00125689 n 0000 | the act of changing from imperial units of measurement to metric units: meters, grams, seconds &%Process+  
00127976 04 n 01 habituation 0 001 @ 00126907 n 0000 | a general accommodation to unchanging environmental conditions &%Process+  
00128096 04 n 02 variation 0 variance 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | an activity that varies from a norm or standard; "any variation in his routine was immediately reported" &%Process+  
00128267 04 n 01 turning 1 001 @ 00125689 n 0000 | act of changing in practice or custom: "the law took many turnings over the years" &%Process+  
00128403 04 n 01 diversification 0 001 @ 00125689 n 0000 | the act of diversifying (introducing variety); "my broker recommended a greater diversification of my investments" &%Process+  
00128579 04 n 01 flux 0 001 @ 00125689 n 0000 | in constant change: "his opinions are in flux" &%Process+  
00128676 04 n 03 switch 0 switching 0 shift 1 002 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00128868 n 0000 | the act of changing one thing or position for another; "his switch on abortion cost him the election" &%Substituting+  
00128868 04 n 01 switcheroo 0 001 @ 00128676 n 0000 | a sudden unexpected switch &%Substituting+
00128951 04 n 02 substitution 0 exchange 1 004 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00129213 n 0000 ~ 00129804 n 0000 ~ 00129915 n 0000 | the act of putting one one thing or person in the place of another: "he sent Smith in for Jones but the substitution came too late to help &%Substituting=  
00129213 04 n 02 replacement 0 replacing 0 004 @ 00128951 n 0000 ~ 00129412 n 0000 ~ 00129505 n 0000 ~ 00129660 n 0000 | the act of furnishing an equivalent person or thing in the place of another &%Substituting+ 
00129412 04 n 01 pitching_change 0 001 @ 00129213 n 0000 | replacing a pitcher in baseball &%Substituting+  
00129505 04 n 02 supersedure 0 supersession 0 001 @ 00129213 n 0000 | act of replacing one person or thing by another especially one held to be superior &%Substituting+  
00129660 04 n 02 supplanting 0 displacement 0 001 @ 00129213 n 0000 | act of taking the place of another especially using underhanded tactics &%Substituting+  
00129804 04 n 01 commutation 2 001 @ 00128951 n 0000 | the substitution of one method of payment for another &%Substituting+  
00129915 04 n 02 weaning 0 ablactation 0 001 @ 00128951 n 0000 | the act of substituting other food for the mother's milk in the diet of a child or young mammal &%Substituting+ 
00130078 04 n 01 promotion 0 004 @ 00125689 n 0000 ! 00130362 n 0101 ~ 00037524 n 0000 ~ 00130222 n 0000 | act of raising in rank or position &%Putting+ 
00130222 04 n 02 preferment 0 recognition 1 001 @ 00130078 n 0000 | the act of preferring; "the preferment went to the younger candidate" &%Selecting+  
00130362 04 n 01 demotion 0 002 @ 00125689 n 0000 ! 00130078 n 0101 | act of lowering in rank or position &%Removing+ 
00130470 04 n 01 change_of_state 0 027 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00131456 n 0000 ~ 00131763 n 0000 ~ 00131987 n 0000 ~ 00132095 n 0000 ~ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00150748 n 0000 ~ 00152824 n 0000 ~ 00153241 n 0000 ~ 00155173 n 0000 ~ 00157100 n 0000 ~ 00158831 n 0000 ~ 00159157 n 0000 ~ 00167925 n 0000 ~ 00168201 n 0000 ~ 00170721 n 0000 ~ 00174193 n 0000 ~ 00175889 n 0000 ~ 00177657 n 0000 ~ 00178358 n 0000 ~ 00179219 n 0000 ~ 00179743 n 0000 ~ 00180135 n 0000 ~ 00383035 n 0000 ~ 00383185 n 0000 ~ 00383340 n 0000 ~ 00383458 n 0000 | the act of changing something into something different in essential characteristics &%Process=  
00131083 04 n 03 alteration 1 modification 0 adjustment 0 006 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00096085 n 0000 ~ 00096215 n 0000 ~ 00126907 n 0000 ~ 00127097 n 0000 ~ 00131573 n 0000 | the act of making something different (as e.g. the size of a garment) &%Process=  
00131327 04 n 01 distraction 2 001 @ 00255854 n 0000 | the act of distracting; drawing someone's attention away from something &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00131456 04 n 01 aeration 0 001 @ 00130470 n 0000 | the act of charging a liquid with a gas making it effervescent &%Putting+  
00131573 04 n 01 qualification 0 001 @ 00131083 n 0000 | the act of modification or changing the strength of some idea; "his new position involves a qualification of his party's platform" &%Stating+ 
00131763 04 n 02 passage 4 transition 0 002 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00131893 n 0000 | the act of passing from one stage to the next &%Motion+  
00131893 04 n 01 fossilization 0 001 @ 00131763 n 0000 | becoming inflexible or out of date &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00131987 04 n 02 meddling 0 tampering 0 001 @ 00130470 n 0000 | altering something secretly or improperly &%Process+ 
00132095 04 n 02 transfer 3 transference 1 001 @ 00130470 n 0000 | the act of transfering something from one form to another; "the transfer of the music from record to tape suppressed much of the background noise" &%Process+  
00132311 04 n 02 resistance 2 opposition 1 004 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00132629 n 0000 ~ 00132807 n 0000 ~ 00506785 n 0000 | the action of opposing something that you disapprove or disagree with; "he encountered a general feeling of resistance from many citizens"; "despite opposition from the newspapers he went ahead" &%Contest+  
00132629 04 n 01 lockout 0 001 @ 00132311 n 0000 | a management action resisting employee's demands; employees are barred from entering the workplace until they agree to terms &%Removing+
00132807 04 n 01 reaction 1 002 @ 00132311 n 0000 ~ 00133011 n 0000 | doing something in opposition to another way of doing it that you don't like; "his style of painting was a reaction against cubism" &%Process+  
00133011 04 n 01 backlash 0 002 @ 00132807 n 0000 ~ 00133181 n 0000 | an adverse reaction to some political or social occurrence; "there was a backlash of intolerance" &%Process+  
00133181 04 n 02 whitelash 0 white_backlash 0 001 @ 00133011 n 0000 | backlash by white racists against black civil rights advances &%Process+  
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00133568 04 n 01 brush-off 0 001 @ 00133315 n 0000 | a curt or disdainful rejection &%Selecting+ 
00133654 04 n 04 avoidance 0 turning_away 0 shunning 0 dodging 1 003 @ 00133315 n 0000 ~ 00133803 n 0000 ~ 00133939 n 0000 | deliberately avoiding &%Motion+  
00133803 04 n 01 averting 1 001 @ 00133654 n 0000 | the act of turning away; "averting her gaze means that she must be angry with me" &%Motion+  
00133939 04 n 01 escape 3 001 @ 00133654 n 0000 | an avoidance of danger or difficulty; "that was a narrow escape" &%Motion+  
00134056 04 n 03 abandonment 3 forsaking 0 desertion 1 004 @ 00133315 n 0000 ~ 00134222 n 0000 ~ 00134359 n 0000 ~ 00134469 n 0000 | the act of giving something up &%Giving+  
00134222 04 n 01 exposure 1 001 @ 00134056 n 0000 | abandoning without shelter or protection (as by leaving as infant out in the open) &%Giving+
00134359 04 n 02 apostasy 0 tergiversation 1 001 @ 00134056 n 0000 | the act of abandoning a party or cause &%Selecting+  
00134469 04 n 01 bolt 0 001 @ 00134056 n 0000 | a sudden abandonment (as from a political party) &%Selecting+  
00134568 04 n 03 renunciation 0 forgoing 0 forswearing 0 003 @ 00133315 n 0000 ~ 00134849 n 0000 ~ 00134937 n 0000 | the act of renouncing &%Selecting+  
00134709 04 n 02 nonacceptance 0 turndown 0 001 @ 00133315 n 0000 | the act of refusing an offer; "the turndown was polite but very firm" &%Expressing+ 
00134849 04 n 02 forsaking 1 giving_up 0 001 @ 00134568 n 0000 | the act of forsaking &%Giving+ 
00134937 04 n 05 abnegation 0 self-abnegation 0 denial 1 self-denial 1 self-renunciation 0 001 @ 00134568 n 0000 | renunciation of your own interests in favor of the interests of others &%Selecting+ 
00135125 04 n 03 forfeit 0 forfeiture 0 sacrifice 1 001 @ 00017487 n 0000 | the act of losing or surrendering something as a penalty for a mistake or fault or failure to perform etc. &%Giving+  
00135310 04 n 01 boycott 0 001 @ 00762587 n 0000 | a group's refusal to have commercial dealings with some organization in protest against its policies &%Selecting+  
00135464 04 n 02 banishment 0 proscription 0 006 @ 00133315 n 0000 ~ 00135654 n 0000 ~ 00135765 n 0000 ~ 00136174 n 0000 ~ 00136307 n 0000 ~ 00136477 n 0000 | the act of banishing someone &%Removing+  
00135654 04 n 01 disbarment 0 001 @ 00135464 n 0000 | the act of expelling a lawyer from the practice of law &%Removing+ 
00135765 04 n 04 ejection 0 exclusion 1 expulsion 1 riddance 0 004 @ 00135464 n 0000 ~ 00135937 n 0000 ~ 00136053 n 0000 ~ 00136632 n 0000 | the act of expelling someone &%Removing+  
00135937 04 n 01 ostracism 0 001 @ 00135765 n 0000 | the act of excluding someone from society by general consent &%Removing+  
00136053 04 n 02 barring 0 blackball 0 001 @ 00135765 n 0000 | the act of excluding someone by a negative vote or veto &%Removing+ 
00136174 04 n 03 exile 0 deportation 0 expatriation 0 001 @ 00135464 n 0000 | the act of expelling a person from their native land &%Removing+  
00136307 04 n 01 excommunication 0 001 @ 00135464 n 0000 | the act of banishing a member of the Church from the communion of believers and the privileges of the Church &%Removing+  
00136477 04 n 01 relegation 1 001 @ 00135464 n 0000 | mild banishment; consignment to an inferior position; "he has been relegated to a post in Siberia" &%Removing+  
00136632 04 n 02 ouster 0 ousting 0 002 @ 00135765 n 0000 ~ 00136760 n 0000 | the act of ejecting someone or forcing them out &%Removing+  
00136760 04 n 02 deposition 0 dethronement 0 001 @ 00136632 n 0000 | the act of deposing someone &%Removing+  
00136859 04 n 02 suspension 1 temporary_removal 0 001 @ 00697412 n 0000 | a temporary debarment (from a privilege or position etc) &%Removing+  
00136992 04 n 01 displacement 1 001 @ 00133315 n 0000 | act of removing from office or employment &%Removing+  
00137092 04 n 01 veto 0 002 @ 00120305 n 0000 ~ 00137190 n 0000 | a vote that blocks a decision &%Selecting+  
00137190 04 n 01 pocket_veto 0 001 @ 00137092 n 0000 | indirect veto of legislation by refusing to sign it &%Selecting+  
00137299 04 n 03 termination 0 ending 0 conclusion 0 021 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00100779 n 0000 ~ 00137955 n 0000 ~ 00138106 n 0000 ~ 00138644 n 0000 ~ 00139061 n 0000 ~ 00140245 n 0000 ~ 00140364 n 0000 ~ 00140614 n 0000 ~ 00140714 n 0000 ~ 00141128 n 0000 ~ 00142607 n 0000 ~ 00148356 n 0000 ~ 00148447 n 0000 ~ 00148717 n 0000 ~ 00148822 n 0000 ~ 00149317 n 0000 ~ 00149483 n 0000 ~ 00149581 n 0000 ~ 00152038 n 0000 ~ 00660117 n 0000 | the act of ending something; "the termination of the agreement" &%Process+  
00137802 04 n 02 finish 0 finishing 0 002 @ 00138106 n 0000 ! 00153241 n 0102 | the act of finishing; "the speaker's finish was greeted with applause" &%Process+  
00137955 04 n 02 release 6 tone_ending 0 002 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 05325846 n 0000 | (music) the act or manner of terminating a musical phrase or tone &%SoundAttribute+  
00138106 04 n 05 completion 0 culmination 0 closing 2 windup 0 mop_up 0 005 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00137802 n 0000 ~ 00138296 n 0000 ~ 00138391 n 0000 ~ 00138540 n 0000 | a concluding action &%Process+  
00138296 04 n 02 finalization 0 finalisation 0 001 @ 00138106 n 0000 | the act of finalizing &%Process+  
00138391 04 n 01 follow-through 0 001 @ 00138106 n 0000 | carrying something to full completion; "I appreciated his follow-through on his promise" &%Process+  
00138540 04 n 01 graduation 1 001 @ 00138106 n 0000 | the successful completion of a program of study &%Graduation= 
00138644 04 n 01 retirement 0 003 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00138780 n 0000 ~ 00138954 n 0000 | withdrawal from your position or occupation &%Unemployed+  
00138780 04 n 01 hibernation 0 001 @ 00138644 n 0000 | the act of retiring into inactivity; "he emerged from his hibernation to make his first appearance in several years" &%OrganismProcess+ 
00138954 04 n 01 swan_song 0 001 @ 00138644 n 0000 | a final appearance or performance before retirement &%IntentionalProcess+  
00139061 04 n 02 relinquishment 0 relinquishing 0 004 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00139216 n 0000 ~ 00139314 n 0000 ~ 00139768 n 0000 | the act of relinquishing &%Giving+  
00139216 04 n 02 cession 0 ceding 0 002 @ 00139061 n 0000 ~ 00811593 n 0000 | the act of ceding &%Giving+  
00139314 04 n 01 handover 0 001 @ 00139061 n 0000 | act of relinquishing property or authority etc: "the handover of occupied territory" &%Giving+  
00139453 04 n 01 surrender 1 002 @ 00718791 n 0000 ~ 00139574 n 0000 | the delivery of a principal into lawful custody &%Giving+  
00139574 04 n 01 extradition 0 001 @ 00139453 n 0000 | the surrender of an accused or convicted person by one state or country to another (usually under the provisions of a statute or treaty) &%Giving+  
00139768 04 n 03 release 5 waiver 0 discharge 2 002 @ 00139061 n 0000 ~ 00139905 n 0000 | a formal written statement of relinquishment &%ContentBearingObject+  
00139905 04 n 03 exemption 0 immunity 0 granting_immunity 0 002 @ 00139768 n 0000 ~ 00140078 n 0000 | an act exempting someone; "he was granted immunity from prosecution" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00140078 04 n 01 fix 1 001 @ 00139905 n 0000 | an exemption granted after influence (e.g., money) is brought to bear; "collusion resulted in tax fixes for gamblers" &%NormativeAttribute+ 
00140245 04 n 02 dissolution 0 breakup 0 002 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00806197 n 0000 | the termination of a relationship &%Declaring+  
00140364 04 n 01 overthrow 1 002 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00140501 n 0000 | the termination of a ruler or institution (especially by force) &%Removing+  
00140501 04 n 01 subversion 1 001 @ 00140364 n 0000 | the act of overthrowing a legally constituted government &%Removing+  
00140614 04 n 02 adjournment 0 dissolution 1 001 @ 00137299 n 0000 | the termination of a meeting &%Process+ 
00140714 04 n 07 dismissal 0 discharge 1 firing 1 liberation 1 release 2 sack 0 sacking 0 006 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00140964 n 0000 ~ 00141053 n 0000 ~ 00152183 n 0000 ~ 00152313 n 0000 ~ 00152480 n 0000 | the act of terminating someone's employment &%Removing+ 
00140964 04 n 01 conge 1 001 @ 00140714 n 0000 | an abrupt and unceremonious dismissal &%Removing+ 
00141053 04 n 01 removal 2 001 @ 00140714 n 0000 | dismissal from office &%Removing+  
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00141434 04 n 01 disaster 0 001 @ 00141128 n 0000 | an act that has disastrous consequences &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00141528 04 n 01 kill 1 001 @ 00141128 n 0000 | the destruction of an enemy plane or ship or tank or missile; "the pilot reported two kills during the mission" &%Destruction+
00141690 04 n 05 laying_waste 0 ruin 0 ruining 0 ruination 0 wrecking 0 001 @ 00141128 n 0000 | destruction achieved by wrecking something  &%Destruction+ 
00141831 04 n 04 razing 0 leveling 1 tearing_down 0 demolishing 0 001 @ 00141128 n 0000 | complete destruction of a building &%Destruction+  
00141958 04 n 02 annihilation 0 obliteration 0 004 @ 00141128 n 0000 ~ 00142269 n 0000 ~ 00142384 n 0000 ~ 00142497 n 0000 | destruction by annihilating something &%Destruction+ 
00142123 04 n 01 decimation 0 001 @ 00141128 n 0000 | destroying or killing a great proportion of the population (literally every tenth person) &%Destruction+  
00142269 04 n 02 atomization 1 atomisation 1 001 @ 00141958 n 0000 | annihilation by reducing something to atoms &%Destruction+  
00142384 04 n 02 pulverization 1 pulverisation 1 001 @ 00141958 n 0000 | annihilation by pulverizing something &%Destruction+  
00142497 04 n 02 vaporization 0 vaporisation 0 001 @ 00141958 n 0000 | annihilation by vaporizing something &%Destruction+ 
00142607 04 n 03 killing 0 kill 0 putting_to_death 0 021 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00143076 n 0000 ~ 00143188 n 0000 ~ 00143297 n 0000 ~ 00143464 n 0000 ~ 00143589 n 0000 ~ 00144463 n 0000 ~ 00144563 n 0000 ~ 00144654 n 0000 ~ 00144739 n 0000 ~ 00145565 n 0000 ~ 00145929 n 0000 ~ 00146041 n 0000 ~ 00146256 n 0000 ~ 00146336 n 0000 ~ 00146677 n 0000 ~ 00147781 n 0000 ~ 00148169 n 0000 ~ 00148254 n 0000 ~ 00808515 n 0000 ~ 00808655 n 0000 | the act of terminating a life &%Killing=  
00143076 04 n 02 deathblow 0 coup_de_grace 0 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | the blow that kills (usually mercifully) &%Killing+  
00143188 04 n 01 death 0 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | the act of killing; "he had two deaths on his conscience" &%Killing= 
00143297 04 n 02 euthanasia 0 mercy_killing 0 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | the act of killing someone painlessly (especially someone suffering from an incurable illness) &%Killing+  
00143464 04 n 01 manslaughter 0 002 @ 00142607 n 0000 ~ 00144076 n 0000 | unlawful killing of a human being without malice &%Killing+  
00143589 04 n 03 murder 0 homicide 0 slaying 0 013 @ 00142607 n 0000 ~ 00143925 n 0000 ~ 00144191 n 0000 ~ 00145467 n 0000 ~ 00145676 n 0000 ~ 00808183 n 0000 ~ 00809697 n 0000 ~ 00812126 n 0000 ~ 00812230 n 0000 ~ 00812369 n 0000 ~ 00812446 n 0000 ~ 00812548 n 0000 ~ 00812622 n 0000 | unlawful premeditated killing of a human being &%Killing+  
00143925 04 n 03 bloodshed 1 blood 0 gore 0 001 @ 00143589 n 0000 | the shedding of blood resulting in murder; "he avenged the blood of his kinsmen" &%Killing+ 
00144076 04 n 01 chance-medley 0 001 @ 00143464 n 0000 | unpremeditated killing of a human being in self defense &%Killing+  
00144191 04 n 01 parricide 0 003 @ 00143589 n 0000 ~ 00144309 n 0000 ~ 00144386 n 0000 | murder of your own parents &%Killing+  
00144309 04 n 01 matricide 0 001 @ 00144191 n 0000 | murder of your mother &%Killing+  
00144386 04 n 01 patricide 0 001 @ 00144191 n 0000 | murder of your father &%Killing+  
00144463 04 n 02 dispatch 1 despatch 1 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | the murder or execution of someone &%Killing+  
00144563 04 n 01 fell 0 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | the act of felling something (as a tree) &%Killing+ 
00144654 04 n 01 immolation 1 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | killing as a sacrificial act &%Killing+ 
00144739 04 n 03 suicide 0 self-destruction 0 self-annihilation 0 005 @ 00142607 n 0000 ~ 00144920 n 0000 ~ 00145107 n 0000 ~ 00145201 n 0000 ~ 00145322 n 0000 | killing yourself &%Killing+ 
00144920 04 n 01 assisted_suicide 0 001 @ 00144739 n 0000 | suicide of a terminally ill person that involves an assistant who serves to make dying as painless and dignified as possible &%Killing+  
00145107 04 n 01 felo-de-se 0 001 @ 00144739 n 0000 | an act of deliberate self destruction &%Killing+  
00145201 04 n 02 harakiri 0 harikari 0 001 @ 00144739 n 0000 | (Japan) ritual suicide by self-disembowlment on a sword &%Killing+ 
00145322 04 n 01 suttee 0 001 @ 00144739 n 0000 | the act of a Hindu widow willingly cremating herself on the funeral pyre of her dead husband &%Killing+  
00145467 04 n 02 elimination 1 liquidation 2 001 @ 00143589 n 0000 | the murder of a competitor &%Killing+  
00145565 04 n 01 slaughter 0 002 @ 00142607 n 0000 #p 00408175 n 0000 | the killing of animals (as for food) &%Killing+  
00145676 04 n 03 slaughter 1 carnage 0 butchery 2 002 @ 00143589 n 0000 ~ 00145813 n 0000 | the savage and excessive killing of people &%Killing+  
00145813 04 n 04 bloodbath 0 bloodletting 1 bloodshed 0 battue 1 001 @ 00145676 n 0000 | indiscriminate slaughter &%Killing+  
00145929 04 n 01 lynching 0 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | putting to death by mob action without due process of law &%Killing+ 
00146041 04 n 01 poisoning 0 002 @ 00142607 n 0000 ~ 00146154 n 0000 | killing by the administration of poison &%Killing+ &%Poisoning+ 
00146154 04 n 01 gassing 0 001 @ 00146041 n 0000 | the deliberate act of poisoning someone with gas &%Poisoning+  
00146256 04 n 01 regicide 0 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | the act of killing a king &%Killing+  
00146336 04 n 01 shooting 1 003 @ 00142607 n 0000 ~ 00146445 n 0000 ~ 00146568 n 0000 | killing by gunfire &%Killing+ &%Shooting+  
00146445 04 n 01 drive-by_shooting 0 001 @ 00146336 n 0000 | shooting someone from a car as it is driven past the victim &%Shooting+  
00146568 04 n 01 wing_shooting 0 001 @ 00146336 n 0000 | shooting game birds that are flying (on the wing) &%Shooting+  
00146677 04 n 02 suffocation 0 asphyxiation 0 002 @ 00142607 n 0000 ~ 00146798 n 0000 | killing by depriving of oxygen &%Killing+  
00146798 04 n 04 choking 0 strangling 0 strangulation 1 throttling 0 001 @ 00146677 n 0000 | the act of suffocating by constricting the windpipe; "no evidence that the choking was done by the accused" &%Killing+  
00147001 04 n 01 spasm 0 003 @ 00745513 n 0000 ~ 00147158 n 0000 ~ 00147358 n 0000 | (pathology) sudden constriction of a hollow organ (as a blood vessel) &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00147158 04 n 01 bronchospasm 0 003 @ 00147001 n 0000 #p 10174999 n 0000 #p 10175341 n 0000 | a spasm of the bronchi that makes exhalation difficult and noisy; associated with asthma and bronchitis &%OrganOrTissueProcess+ 
00147358 04 n 01 cardiospasm 0 001 @ 00147001 n 0000 | a spasm of the cardiac sphincter (between the esophagus and the stomach); if the cardiac sphincter does not relax during swallowing the passage of food into the stomach is obstructed &%OrganOrTissueProcess+
00147598 04 n 01 strangulation 2 001 @ 00745513 n 0000 | (pathology) constriction of a body part so as to cut off the flow of blood or other fluid: "strangulation of the intestine" &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00147781 04 n 02 sacrifice 0 ritual_killing 0 003 @ 00142607 n 0000 ~ 00147961 n 0000 ~ 00148082 n 0000 | the act of killing (an animal or person) in order to propitiate a deity &%Killing+  
00147961 04 n 01 hecatomb 0 001 @ 00147781 n 0000 | a great sacrifice; an ancient Greek or Roman sacrifice of 100 oxen &%Killing+  
00148082 04 n 01 immolation 0 001 @ 00147781 n 0000 | to kill as a sacrifice by fire &%Killing+  
00148169 04 n 01 electrocution 0 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | killing by electric shock &%Killing+  
00148254 04 n 02 decapitation 0 beheading 0 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | killing by cutting off the head &%Killing+  
00148356 04 n 02 abolition 0 abolishment 0 001 @ 00137299 n 0000 | the act of abolishing &%Destruction+  
00148447 04 n 02 liquidation 0 settlement 0 002 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00148568 n 0000 | terminating a business operation &%Selling+  
00148568 04 n 02 viatical_settlement 0 viaticus_settlement 0 001 @ 00148447 n 0000 | sale of an insurance policy by a terminally ill policy holder &%Selling+  
00148717 04 n 02 withdrawal 2 drug_withdrawal 0 001 @ 00137299 n 0000 | the termination of drug taking &%OrganismProcess+  
00148822 04 n 04 closure 0 closedown 0 closing 0 shutdown 0 004 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00148988 n 0000 ~ 00149089 n 0000 ~ 00149215 n 0000 | termination of operations &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00148988 04 n 01 plant_closing 0 001 @ 00148822 n 0000 | act of shutting down operation of a plant &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00149089 04 n 01 bank_closing 0 001 @ 00148822 n 0000 | act of closing down a bank because of a fiscal emergency or failure &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00149215 04 n 01 layoff 0 001 @ 00148822 n 0000 | the act of laying off an employee or a work force &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00149317 04 n 03 extinction 1 extinguishing 0 quenching 0 001 @ 00137299 n 0000 | the act of extinguishing; causing to stop burning; "the extinction of the lights" &%Destruction+  
00149483 04 n 02 fade 0 disappearance 1 001 @ 00137299 n 0000 | gradually ceasing to be visible &%VisualAttribute+  
00149581 04 n 01 abortion 0 003 @ 00137299 n 0000 ~ 00149696 n 0000 ~ 00150342 n 0000 | termination of pregnancy &%Destruction+  
00149696 04 n 03 spontaneous_abortion 0 miscarriage 0 stillbirth 0 005 @ 00149581 n 0000 ! 05456978 n 0301 ~ 00149906 n 0000 ~ 00150027 n 0000 ~ 00150178 n 0000 | a natural loss of the products of conception &%OrganismProcess+  
00149906 04 n 01 habitual_abortion 0 001 @ 00149696 n 0000 | repeated spontaneous abortion (often for no known reason) &%OrganismProcess+  
00150027 04 n 01 immanent_abortion 0 001 @ 00149696 n 0000 | the appearance of symptoms that signal the impending loss of the products of conception &%OrganismProcess+  
00150178 04 n 02 incomplete_abortion 0 partial_abortion 0 001 @ 00149696 n 0000 | termination of pregnancy without expulsion of all of the products of conception &%Destruction+  
00150342 04 n 01 induced_abortion 0 004 @ 00149581 n 0000 ~ 00150496 n 0000 ~ 00150593 n 0000 ~ 00435966 n 0000 | a deliberate termination of pregnancy &%Destruction+  
00150496 04 n 02 aborticide 0 feticide 0 001 @ 00150342 n 0000 | the act of destroying a fetus &%Destruction+  
00150593 04 n 01 therapeutic_abortion 0 001 @ 00150342 n 0000 | a legally induced abortion for medical reasons (as when the mother's life is threatened) &%Destruction+  
00150748 04 n 01 nullification 0 006 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00150989 n 0000 ~ 00151154 n 0000 ~ 00151726 n 0000 ~ 00151882 n 0000 ~ 00152626 n 0000 | the act of nullifying; making null and void; counteracting the effect or force of something &%Process+  
00150989 04 n 03 abrogation 0 repeal 0 annulment 1 004 @ 00150748 n 0000 ~ 00815187 n 0000 ~ 00817636 n 0000 ~ 00817732 n 0000 | an official or legal cancellation &%PoliticalProcess+  
00151154 04 n 01 cancellation 0 004 @ 00150748 n 0000 ~ 00151318 n 0000 ~ 00151419 n 0000 ~ 00151517 n 0000 | the act of cancelling; calling off some arrangement &%Declaring+ 
00151318 04 n 01 write-off 0 001 @ 00151154 n 0000 | the act of cancelling a debt as uncollectible &%Declaring+  
00151419 04 n 02 attainder 0 civil_death 0 001 @ 00151154 n 0000 | cancellation of civil rights &%Declaring+  
00151517 04 n 03 rescission 0 recission 0 rescinding 0 001 @ 00151154 n 0000 | cancellation of a contract and the return of the parties to the positions they would have had if the contract had not been made &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00151726 04 n 01 vitiation 0 001 @ 00150748 n 0000 | nullification by the destruction of the legal force; rendering null; "the vitiation of the contract" &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00151882 04 n 03 neutralization 0 neutralisation 0 counteraction 0 001 @ 00150748 n 0000 | action intended to nullify the effects of some previous action &%IntentionalProcess+  
00152038 04 n 02 deactivation 0 defusing 0 002 @ 00137299 n 0000 ! 00156897 n 0101 | the act of deactivating or making ineffective (as a bomb) &%Process+  
00152183 04 n 02 deactivation 1 inactivation 0 001 @ 00140714 n 0000 | breaking up a military unit (by transfers or discharges) &%Declaring+  
00152313 04 n 01 dishonorable_discharge 0 001 @ 00140714 n 0000 | a discharge from the US Army for a grave offense (as sabotage or espionage or cowardice or murder) &%Removing+  
00152480 04 n 01 Section_Eight 0 001 @ 00140714 n 0000 | a discharge from the US Army based on unfitness or character traits deemed undesirable &%Removing+ 
00152626 04 n 02 neutralization 1 neutralisation 1 001 @ 00150748 n 0000 | action intended to keep a country politically neutral or exclude it from a possible war; "the neutralization of Belgium" &%PoliticalProcess+  
00152824 04 n 01 reversal 0 002 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00153104 n 0000 | a change from one state to the opposite state; "there was a reversal of autonomic function" &%Process+  
00152988 04 n 01 undoing 0 001 @ 00106179 n 0000 | an act that makes a previous act of no effect (as if not done) &%IntentionalProcess+  
00153104 04 n 05 regression 0 regress 0 reversion 2 retrogression 0 retroversion 0 001 @ 00152824 n 0000 | returning to a former state &%Process+  
00153241 04 n 03 beginning 0 start 0 commencement 0 020 @ 00130470 n 0000 ! 00137802 n 0201 ~ 00088742 n 0000 ~ 00153747 n 0000 ~ 00153919 n 0000 ~ 00154105 n 0000 ~ 00154446 n 0000 ~ 00154666 n 0000 ~ 00154800 n 0000 ~ 00155548 n 0000 ~ 00156102 n 0000 ~ 00156550 n 0000 ~ 00156664 n 0000 ~ 00156789 n 0000 ~ 00156897 n 0000 ~ 00157011 n 0000 ~ 00296595 n 0000 ~ 00300632 n 0000 ~ 00307082 n 0000 ~ 00663027 n 0000 | the act of starting something; "he was responsible for the beginning of negotiations" &%Process+  
00153747 04 n 07 initiation 1 founding 0 foundation 0 institution 0 origination 0 creation 1 instauration 0 001 @ 00153241 n 0000 | starting something for the first time &%Process+  
00153919 04 n 03 installation 0 installing 0 installment 0 001 @ 00153241 n 0000 | the act of installing something (as equipment); "the telephone installation took only a few minutes" &%Putting+  
00154105 04 n 01 Creation 2 001 @ 00153241 n 0000 | (theology) God's act of bringing the universe into existence &%Creation+  
00154220 04 n 02 start 2 starting 0 001 @ 00290820 n 0000 | a turn to be in a game at the beginning; "he missed his starting turn because of an injury"; "he got his start because the regular quarterback was in the hospital" &%Maneuver+  
00154446 04 n 02 inauguration 1 startup 0 001 @ 00153241 n 0000 | the act of starting a new operation or practice; "he opposed the inauguration of fluoridation"; "the startup of the new factory was delayed by strikes" &%Process+  
00154666 04 n 01 startup 1 001 @ 00153241 n 0000 | the act of setting in operation; "repeated shutdowns and startups are expensive" &%Process+  
00154800 04 n 05 constitution 0 establishment 0 formation 1 organization 2 organisation 2 003 @ 00153241 n 0000 ~ 00155072 n 0000 ~ 00814102 n 0000 | the act of forming something; "the constitution of a PTA group"; "he still remembers the establishment of the hospital" &%Creation+  
00155072 04 n 02 unionization 0 unionisation 0 001 @ 00154800 n 0000 | act of forming labor unions &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00155173 04 n 02 arousal 0 rousing 0 007 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00818293 n 0000 ~ 00818927 n 0000 ~ 00819194 n 0000 ~ 00819282 n 0000 ~ 00819379 n 0000 ~ 00819490 n 0000 | the act of arousing; "the purpose of art is the arousal of emotions" &%PhysiologicProcess+
00155413 04 n 01 reveille 0 001 @ 00818293 n 0000 | a signal to get up in the morning; in the military it is a bugle call at sunrise &%RadiatingSound+  
00155548 04 n 06 debut 0 first_appearance 0 launching 1 unveiling 0 introduction 1 entry 1 002 @ 00153241 n 0000 ~ 00155780 n 0000 | the act of beginning something new; "they looked forward to the debut of their new product line" &%Process+  
00155780 04 n 01 ushering_in 0 001 @ 00155548 n 0000 | the introduction of something new; "it signalled the ushering in of a new era" &%Process+  
00155916 04 n 02 inauguration 0 inaugural 0 002 @ 05541335 n 0000 %p 05405595 n 0000 | the ceremonial induction into a position; "the new president obviously enjoyed his inauguration" &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00156102 04 n 04 first_step 0 initiative 0 opening_move 0 opening 3 003 @ 00153241 n 0000 ~ 00156314 n 0000 ~ 00156399 n 0000 | the first of a series of actions; "he memorized all the important chess openings" &%Maneuver+  
00156314 04 n 01 curtain_raiser 0 001 @ 00156102 n 0000 | any preliminary activity &%Process+  
00156399 04 n 01 first_base 0 001 @ 00156102 n 0000 | the initial stage in accomplishing something; "we didn't get to first base with that approach" &%Process+ 
00156550 04 n 02 accession 3 rise_to_power 0 001 @ 00153241 n 0000 | the act of attaining a new office or right &%Getting+  
00156664 04 n 02 attack 1 tone-beginning 0 001 @ 00153241 n 0000 | a decisive manner of beginning a musical tone or phrase &%SoundAttribute+ 
00156789 04 n 03 occupation 3 occupying 0 moving_in 0 001 @ 00153241 n 0000 | the act of taking occupancy &%Getting+  
00156897 04 n 01 activation 1 002 @ 00153241 n 0000 ! 00152038 n 0101 | making active and effective (as a bomb) &%Process+ 
00157011 04 n 02 resumption 0 recommencement 0 001 @ 00153241 n 0000 | beginning again &%Process+  
00157100 04 n 02 cooking 0 cookery 0 011 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00157413 n 0000 ~ 00157603 n 0000 ~ 00157724 n 0000 ~ 00157874 n 0000 ~ 00157979 n 0000 ~ 00158092 n 0000 ~ 00158173 n 0000 ~ 00158465 n 0000 %p 00158694 n 0000 %p 00158831 n 0000 | the act of preparing something (as food) by the application of heat &%Cooking=  
00157413 04 n 02 baking 0 bake 0 002 @ 00157100 n 0000 ~ 00157529 n 0000 | cooking (bread) by dry heat in an oven &%Cooking+ 
00157529 04 n 01 shirring 0 001 @ 00157413 n 0000 | baking shelled eggs &%Cooking+  
00157603 04 n 02 toasting 0 browning 0 001 @ 00157100 n 0000 | cooking to a brown crispiness over a fire or on a grill &%Cooking+  
00157724 04 n 03 broil 0 broiling 0 grilling 0 001 @ 00157100 n 0000 | cooking by direct exposure to radiant heat (as over a fire or under a grill) &%Cooking+  
00157874 04 n 02 frying 0 sauteing 0 001 @ 00157100 n 0000 | cooking in fat or oil in a pan or griddle &%Cooking+ 
00157979 04 n 01 braising 0 001 @ 00157100 n 0000 | cooking slowly in fat in a closed pot with little moisture &%Cooking+  
00158092 04 n 01 poaching 0 001 @ 00157100 n 0000 | cooking in simmering water &%Cooking+  
00158173 04 n 01 roasting 0 003 @ 00157100 n 0000 ~ 00158327 n 0000 %p 00158586 n 0000 | cooking (meat) by dry heat in an oven (usually with fat added) &%Cooking+  
00158327 04 n 01 barbecuing 0 001 @ 00158173 n 0000 | roasting a large piece of meat on a revolving spit out of doors over an open fire &%Cooking+  
00158465 04 n 03 boiling 0 stewing 0 simmering 0 002 @ 00157100 n 0000 ~ 00814426 n 0000 | cooking in a boiling liquid &%Cooking+  
00158586 04 n 01 basting 1 002 @ 00178766 n 0000 #p 00158173 n 0000 | moistening a roast as it is cooking &%Cooking+  
00158694 04 n 01 tenderization 0 002 @ 00159157 n 0000 #p 00157100 n 0000 | the act of making meat tender by pounding or marinating it &%Cooking+  
00158831 04 n 01 seasoning 0 004 @ 00130470 n 0000 #p 00157100 n 0000 ~ 00158979 n 0000 ~ 00159063 n 0000 | the act of adding a seasoning to food &%Cooking+  
00158979 04 n 01 salting 0 001 @ 00158831 n 0000 | the act of adding salt to food &%Cooking+  
00159063 04 n 01 sweetening 0 001 @ 00158831 n 0000 | the act of adding a sweetener to food &%Cooking+  
00159157 04 n 01 improvement 0 018 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00158694 n 0000 ~ 00160202 n 0000 ~ 00160717 n 0000 ~ 00166347 n 0000 ~ 00167086 n 0000 ~ 00167178 n 0000 ~ 00167494 n 0000 ~ 00167633 n 0000 ~ 00169713 n 0000 ~ 00169833 n 0000 ~ 00169960 n 0000 ~ 00170063 n 0000 ~ 00170245 n 0000 ~ 00170496 n 0000 ~ 00170617 n 0000 ~ 00171095 n 0000 ~ 00171220 n 0000 | the act of improving something: "Their improvements increased the value of the property" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00159609 04 n 02 advancement 2 progress 1 003 @ 00160202 n 0000 ~ 00159874 n 0000 ~ 00160063 n 0000 | gradual improvement or growth or development: "advancement of knowledge"; "great progress in the arts"; "their research and development gave them an advantagte" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00159874 04 n 03 forwarding 2 furtherance 0 promotion 2 001 @ 00159609 n 0000 | the advancement of some enterprise; "his experience in marketing resulted in the forwarding of his career" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00160063 04 n 01 stride 1 001 @ 00159609 n 0000 | significant progress (especially in the phrase "make strides" or "make rapid strides") &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00160202 04 n 01 development 1 004 @ 00159157 n 0000 ~ 00159609 n 0000 ~ 00160486 n 0000 ~ 00160599 n 0000 | act of improving by expanding or enlarging or refining; "he congratulated them on their development of a plan to meet the emergency"; "they funded research and development" &%Creation+  
00160486 04 n 01 broadening 0 001 @ 00160202 n 0000 | the action of making broader; "the broadening of travel" &%Process+  
00160599 04 n 02 elaboration 0 working_out 0 001 @ 00160202 n 0000 | developing in intricate and painstaking detail &%Creation+  
00160717 04 n 03 cleaning 0 cleansing 0 cleanup 0 011 @ 00159157 n 0000 ~ 00161044 n 0000 ~ 00161142 n 0000 ~ 00161268 n 0000 ~ 00161520 n 0000 ~ 00161640 n 0000 ~ 00161727 n 0000 ~ 00162229 n 0000 ~ 00162792 n 0000 ~ 00163198 n 0000 ~ 00163357 n 0000 | the act of making something clean; "he gave his shoes a good cleaning" &%Removing+  
00161044 04 n 01 disinfestation 0 001 @ 00160717 n 0000 | the activity of getting rid of vermin &%Removing+  
00161142 04 n 01 spring-cleaning 0 001 @ 00160717 n 0000 | the activity of cleaning a house thoroughly at the end of winter &%Removing+  
00161268 04 n 03 scrub 0 scrubbing 0 scouring 0 002 @ 00160717 n 0000 ~ 00161436 n 0000 | the act of cleaning a surface by rubbing it with a brush and soap and water &%Removing+  
00161436 04 n 02 swabbing 0 mopping 0 001 @ 00161268 n 0000 | cleaning with a mop &%Removing+  
00161520 04 n 01 dry_cleaning 0 001 @ 00160717 n 0000 | the act of cleaning (fabrics) with a solvent other than water &%Removing+  
00161640 04 n 01 sweeping 0 001 @ 00160717 n 0000 | the act of cleaning with a broom &%Removing+  
00161727 04 n 03 purge 0 purging 0 purgation 0 004 @ 00160717 n 0000 ~ 00162325 n 0000 ~ 00162452 n 0000 ~ 00162600 n 0000 | an act of removing by cleansing; ridding of sediment or other other undesired elements &%Removing+  
00161941 04 n 03 purge 1 purging 1 purgation 1 002 @ 00809976 n 0000 ~ 00162101 n 0000 | the act of clearing yourself (or another) from some stigma or charge &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00162101 04 n 01 purification 1 001 @ 00161941 n 0000 | the act of purging of sin or guilt; "purification through repentance" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00162229 04 n 01 purification 0 001 @ 00160717 n 0000 | cleaning by getting rid of impurities &%Removing+  
00162325 04 n 03 catharsis 0 katharsis 0 abreaction 0 001 @ 00161727 n 0000 | (psychoanalysis) purging of emotional tensions &%EmotionalState+  
00162452 04 n 02 catharsis 1 katharsis 1 001 @ 00161727 n 0000 | purging the body by the use of a cathartic to stimulate evacuation of the bowels &%Removing+ 
00162600 04 n 03 colonic 0 colonic_irrigation 0 high_colonic 0 001 @ 00161727 n 0000 | irrigation of the colon for cleansing purposes by injecting large amounts of fluid high into the colon &%Removing+  
00162792 04 n 02 sterilization 1 sterilsation 1 002 @ 00160717 n 0000 ~ 00163002 n 0000 | the procedure of making some object free of live bacteria of other microorganisms (usually by heat or chemical means) &%Removing+  
00163002 04 n 01 pasteurization 0 001 @ 00162792 n 0000 | partial sterilization of foods at a temperature that destroys harmful microorganisms without major changes in the chemistry of the food &%Removing+  
00163198 04 n 04 sanitation 0 sanitization 0 sanitisation 0 sanitizing 0 001 @ 00160717 n 0000 | making something sanitary (free of germs) as by sterilizing &%Removing+  
00163357 04 n 02 shave 0 shaving 0 002 @ 00160717 n 0000 ~ 00163474 n 0000 | the act of removing hair with a razor &%Removing+  
00163474 04 n 01 tonsure 0 001 @ 00163357 n 0000 | shaving the crown of the head by priests or members of a monastic order &%Removing+  
00163599 04 n 03 ablution 0 washup 0 bathing 1 005 @ 00163875 n 0000 ~ 00165415 n 0000 ~ 00165598 n 0000 ~ 00165978 n 0000 ~ 00166105 n 0000 | the act of washing yourself (or another person) &%Removing+  
00163792 04 n 01 dishwashing 0 001 @ 00163875 n 0000 | the act of washing dishes &%Removing+  
00163875 04 n 02 wash 1 washing 0 009 @ 00377835 n 0000 ~ 00163599 n 0000 ~ 00163792 n 0000 ~ 00164113 n 0000 ~ 00164208 n 0000 ~ 00164300 n 0000 %p 00164474 n 0000 ~ 00164621 n 0000 ~ 00379558 n 0000 | the work of washing or cleansing &%Removing+  
00164113 04 n 01 washing-up 0 001 @ 00163875 n 0000 | the washing of dishes etc after a meal &%Removing+  
00164208 04 n 01 window-washing 0 001 @ 00163875 n 0000 | the activity of washing windows &%Removing+  
00164300 04 n 01 rinse 0 001 @ 00163875 n 0000 | washing lightly without soap &%Removing+  
00164380 04 n 01 rinse 1 001 @ 00176819 n 0000 | the act of giving a light tint to the hair &%Coloring+ 
00164474 04 n 02 rinse 2 rinsing 0 002 @ 00251311 n 0000 #p 00163875 n 0000 | the removal of soap with clean water in the final stage of washing &%Removing+  
00164621 04 n 02 soak 1 soaking 0 001 @ 00163875 n 0000 | washing something by allowing it to soak &%Removing+  
00164722 04 n 02 brush 2 brushing 2 001 @ 00165204 n 0000 | the act of brushing your hair; "he gave his hair a quick brush" &%SurfaceChange+  
00164848 04 n 02 comb 0 combing 0 002 @ 00165204 n 0000 ~ 00164991 n 0000 | the act of drawing a comb through hair; "his hair needed a comb" &%SurfaceChange+  
00164991 04 n 02 comb-out 0 teasing 2 001 @ 00164848 n 0000 | the act of removing tangles from you hair with a comb &%Removing+  
00165109 04 n 01 shampoo 0 001 @ 00165204 n 0000 | the act of washing your hair with shampoo &%Removing+  
00165204 04 n 02 hair_care 0 hairdressing 0 004 @ 00428745 n 0000 ~ 00164722 n 0000 ~ 00164848 n 0000 ~ 00165109 n 0000 | care for the hair: the activity of washing or cutting or curling or arranging the hair &%Removing+  
00165415 04 n 02 shower 0 shower_bath 0 001 @ 00163599 n 0000 | washing yourself in a shower; you stand upright under water sprayed from a nozzle; "he took a shower after the game" &%Removing+  
00165598 04 n 01 bath 0 003 @ 00163599 n 0000 ~ 00165752 n 0000 ~ 00165876 n 0000 | you soak your body in a bathtub; "he has a good bath every morning" &%Removing+  
00165752 04 n 01 bubble_bath 0 001 @ 00165598 n 0000 | a bath in which you add something to foam and scent the bath water &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00165876 04 n 01 mud_bath 0 001 @ 00165598 n 0000 | a bath in warm mud (as for treating rheumatism) &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00165978 04 n 01 sponge_bath 0 001 @ 00163599 n 0000 | you wash your body with a sponge or washcloth instead of in a bathtub &%Removing+  
00166105 04 n 04 Turkish_bath 0 steam_bath 0 vapor_bath 0 vapour_bath 0 001 @ 00163599 n 0000 | you sweat in a steam room before getting a rubdown and cold shower &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00166270 04 n 01 rubdown 0 001 @ 00080362 n 0000 | the act of rubbing down &%Touching+  
00166347 04 n 03 correction 0 correcting 0 rectification 0 006 @ 00159157 n 0000 ~ 00166578 n 0000 ~ 00166855 n 0000 ~ 00166954 n 0000 ~ 00811685 n 0000 ~ 00811999 n 0000 | the act of offering an improvement to replace a mistake &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00166578 04 n 03 redress 0 remedy 0 remediation 0 002 @ 00166347 n 0000 ~ 00166721 n 0000 | act of correcting an error or a fault or an evil &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00166721 04 n 01 salve 0 001 @ 00166578 n 0000 | anything that remedies or heals or soothes; "he needed a salve for his conscience" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00166855 04 n 01 retribution 0 001 @ 00166347 n 0000 | the act of correcting for your wrongdoing &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00166954 04 n 02 recompense 0 compensation 0 002 @ 00166347 n 0000 ~ 00059926 n 0000 | the act of compensating for loss or injury &%Transaction+  
00167086 04 n 01 perfection 0 001 @ 00159157 n 0000 | the act of making something perfect &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00167178 04 n 01 reform 0 002 @ 00159157 n 0000 ~ 00167365 n 0000 | a change for the better as a result of correcting abuses; "justice was for sale before the reform of the law courts" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00167365 04 n 01 land_reform 0 001 @ 00167178 n 0000 | a redistribution of agricultural land (especially by government action) &%Giving+ 
00167494 04 n 03 amelioration 0 melioration 0 betterment 0 001 @ 00159157 n 0000 | the act of relieving ills and changing for the better &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00167633 04 n 02 self-improvement 0 self-reformation 0 002 @ 00159157 n 0000 ~ 00167762 n 0000 | the act of improving yourself &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00167762 04 n 01 reform 2 001 @ 00167633 n 0000 | self-improvement in behavior or morals by abandoning some vice; "the family rejoiced in the drunkard's reform" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00167925 04 n 01 beautification 0 002 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00168046 n 0000 | the act of making something more beautiful &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00168046 04 n 01 glamorization 0 001 @ 00167925 n 0000 | the act of glamorizing; making something or someone more beautiful (often in a superficial way) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00168201 04 n 01 decoration 0 009 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00168476 n 0000 ~ 00168605 n 0000 ~ 00168734 n 0000 ~ 00168826 n 0000 ~ 00168990 n 0000 ~ 00169069 n 0000 ~ 00169150 n 0000 ~ 00169271 n 0000 | the act of decorating something (in the hope of making it more attractive) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00168476 04 n 01 adornment 0 001 @ 00168201 n 0000 | the action of decorating yourself with something colorful and interesting &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00168605 04 n 02 ornamentation 0 embellishment 0 001 @ 00168201 n 0000 | the act of adding extraneous decorations to something &%Putting+  
00168734 04 n 01 window_dressing 0 001 @ 00168201 n 0000 | the decoration of shop windows &%Putting+  
00168826 04 n 01 trimming 0 001 @ 00168201 n 0000 | the act of adding decoration; "the children had to be in bed before it was time for the trimming of the tree" &%Putting+ 
00168990 04 n 01 tessellation 0 001 @ 00168201 n 0000 | adorning with mosaic &%SurfaceChange+  
00169069 04 n 01 figuration 0 001 @ 00168201 n 0000 | decorating with a design &%SurfaceChange+ 
00169150 04 n 01 tattoo 0 001 @ 00168201 n 0000 | the practice of making a design on the skin by pricking and staining &%SurfaceChange+ 
00169271 04 n 01 marking 1 004 @ 00168201 n 0000 ~ 00169424 n 0000 ~ 00169522 n 0000 ~ 00169627 n 0000 | the act of making a visible mark on a surface &%SurfaceChange+  
00169424 04 n 01 lineation 0 001 @ 00169271 n 0000 | the act of marking or outlining with lines &%SurfaceChange+  
00169522 04 n 01 mottling 0 001 @ 00169271 n 0000 | the act of coloring with areas of different shades &%Coloring+  
00169627 04 n 01 striping 0 001 @ 00169271 n 0000 | the act of marking with stripes &%SurfaceChange+  
00169713 04 n 02 clearing 1 clarification 2 001 @ 00159157 n 0000 | the act of removing solid particles from a liquid &%Removing+ 
00169833 04 n 01 enrichment 0 002 @ 00159157 n 0000 ~ 05530598 n 0000 | act of making fuller or more meaningful or rewarding &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00169960 04 n 02 humanization 0 humanisation 0 001 @ 00159157 n 0000 | the act of making more humane &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00170063 04 n 03 modernization 0 modernisation 0 modernizing 0 001 @ 00159157 n 0000 | making modern in appearance of behavior; "the modernizing of Nigeria will be a long process" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00170245 04 n 02 renovation 0 redevelopment 0 002 @ 00159157 n 0000 ~ 00170357 n 0000 | the act of renovating &%Repairing+ 
00170357 04 n 02 face_lift 1 face_lifting 1 001 @ 00170245 n 0000 | a renovation that improves the outward appearance (as of a building) &%SurfaceChange+  
00170496 04 n 02 enhancement 0 sweetening 2 001 @ 00159157 n 0000 | an improvement that makes something more agreeable &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00170617 04 n 01 upturn 0 001 @ 00159157 n 0000 | an upward movement or trend as in business activity &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00170721 04 n 01 worsening 0 002 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00170851 n 0000 | changing something with the result that it becomes worse &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00170851 04 n 02 downturn 0 downswing 1 002 @ 00170721 n 0000 ~ 00171010 n 0000 | a worsening of business or economic activity; "the market took a downturn" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00171010 04 n 01 downspin 0 001 @ 00170851 n 0000 | a swift and dangerous downturn &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00171095 04 n 02 ventilation 0 airing 0 001 @ 00159157 n 0000 | the act of supplying fresh air and getting rid of foul air &%Substituting+  
00171220 04 n 05 repair 0 fix 0 fixing 0 mending 0 reparation 1 008 @ 00159157 n 0000 ~ 00171488 n 0000 ~ 00171602 n 0000 ~ 00171721 n 0000 ~ 00172598 n 0000 ~ 00172698 n 0000 ~ 00173090 n 0000 ~ 00173416 n 0000 | the act of putting something in working order again &%Repairing= 
00171488 04 n 01 darning 0 001 @ 00171220 n 0000 | the act of mending a hole in a garment with crossing threads &%Repairing+ 
00171602 04 n 01 patching 0 001 @ 00171220 n 0000 | the act of mending a hole in a garment by sewing a patch over it &%Repairing+
00171721 04 n 03 care 0 maintenance 0 upkeep 0 006 @ 00171220 n 0000 ~ 00171984 n 0000 ~ 00172080 n 0000 ~ 00172275 n 0000 ~ 00173526 n 0000 ~ 00173662 n 0000 | activity involved in maintaining something in good working order; "he wrote the manual on car care" &%Maintaining=  
00171984 04 n 01 camera_care 0 001 @ 00171721 n 0000 | keeping a camera in good working order &%Maintaining+  
00172080 04 n 01 car_care 0 002 @ 00171721 n 0000 ~ 00172188 n 0000 | keeping a car in good working order &%Maintaining+  
00172188 04 n 01 oil_change 0 001 @ 00172080 n 0000 | replacing dirty oil with clean &%Substituting+  
00172275 04 n 04 overhaul 0 overhauling 0 inspection_and_repair 0 service 5 002 @ 00171721 n 0000 ~ 00172482 n 0000 | periodic maintenance on a car or machine; "it was time for an overhaul on the tractor" &%Repairing+ 
00172482 04 n 01 interim_overhaul 0 001 @ 00172275 n 0000 | an overhaul between the regular times for overhauling &%Repairing+  
00172598 04 n 04 band_aid 0 quick_fix 0 quickie 0 quicky 0 001 @ 00171220 n 0000 | hurried repair &%Repairing+  
00172698 04 n 01 restoration 0 005 @ 00171220 n 0000 ~ 00172893 n 0000 ~ 00256824 n 0000 ~ 00257482 n 0000 ~ 00257644 n 0000 | the act of restoring something or someone to a satisfactory state &%Repairing=  
00172893 04 n 04 reclamation 1 renewal 0 revival 0 rehabilitation 0 002 @ 00172698 n 0000 ~ 00256664 n 0000 | the conversion of waste land into land suitable for use of habitation or cultivation &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00173090 04 n 01 reconstruction 0 003 @ 00171220 n 0000 ~ 00173231 n 0000 ~ 00173345 n 0000 | the activity of constructing something again &%Making+  
00173231 04 n 04 reassembly 0 refabrication 0 reformation 0 remaking 0 001 @ 00173090 n 0000 | assembling again &%Making+ 
00173345 04 n 01 rebuilding 0 001 @ 00173090 n 0000 | building again &%Making+ 
00173416 04 n 01 restitution 1 001 @ 00171220 n 0000 | the act of restoring something to its original state &%Making+ 
00173526 04 n 01 pump_priming 0 001 @ 00171721 n 0000 | introducing water into a pump to improve the seal and start the water flowing &%Putting+  
00173662 04 n 01 scheduled_maintenance 0 001 @ 00171721 n 0000 | maintenance at a regularly scheduled time &%Repairing+  
00173771 04 n 02 coaching 0 coaching_job 0 001 @ 00383807 n 0000 | the job of a professional coach &%EducationalProcess+ 
00173872 04 n 02 engagement 5 booking 1 002 @ 00383807 n 0000 ~ 00174085 n 0000 | a job for performers or performing groups that lasts for a limited period of time; "the play had bookings throughout the summer" &%Promise+ 
00174085 04 n 01 gig 0 001 @ 00173872 n 0000 | a booking for musicians; "they played a gig in New Jersey" &%Promise+  
00174193 04 n 02 degradation 0 debasement 0 010 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00174476 n 0000 ~ 00174683 n 0000 ~ 00174855 n 0000 ~ 00174981 n 0000 ~ 00175090 n 0000 ~ 00175230 n 0000 ~ 00175342 n 0000 ~ 00175490 n 0000 ~ 00175673 n 0000 | changing to a lower state (a less respected state) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00174476 04 n 02 dehumanization 0 dehumanisation 0 001 @ 00174193 n 0000 | the act of degrading people with respect to their best qualities; "science has been blamed for the dehumanization of modern life" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00174683 04 n 04 brutalization 0 brutalisation 0 animalization 0 animalisation 0 001 @ 00174193 n 0000 | an act that makes people cruel or lacking normal human qualities &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00174855 04 n 02 barbarization 0 barbarisation 0 001 @ 00174193 n 0000 | an act that makes people primitive and uncivilized &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00174981 04 n 02 bastardization 0 bastardisation 0 001 @ 00174193 n 0000 | an act that debases or corrupts &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00175090 04 n 01 corruption 0 001 @ 00174193 n 0000 | destroying someone's honesty or loyalty or moral integrity: "corruption of a minor" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00175230 04 n 01 demoralization 0 001 @ 00174193 n 0000 | destroying the moral basis for a doctrine or policy &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00175342 04 n 03 stultification 0 impairment 1 deadening 0 001 @ 00174193 n 0000 | the act of making something futile and useless (as by routine) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00175490 04 n 05 popularization 1 popularisation 1 vulgarization 0 vulgarisation 0 coarsening 0 001 @ 00174193 n 0000 | the act of making something attractive to the general public &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00175673 04 n 03 humiliation 0 humbling 0 abasement 0 002 @ 00174193 n 0000 ~ 00175800 n 0000 | depriving one of self-esteem &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00175800 04 n 01 comedown 0 001 @ 00175673 n 0000 | decline to a lower status or level &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00175889 04 n 01 change_of_color 0 005 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00176075 n 0000 ~ 00176350 n 0000 ~ 00176445 n 0000 ~ 00176554 n 0000 | an act that change the light that something reflects &%Coloring=
00176075 04 n 02 whitening 0 lightening 0 002 @ 00175889 n 0000 ~ 00176189 n 0000 | changing to a lighter color &%Coloring+ 
00176189 04 n 01 bleach 0 001 @ 00176075 n 0000 | the act of whitening something by bleaching it (exposing it to sunlight or using a chemical bleaching agent) &%Coloring+  
00176350 04 n 02 blackening 0 darkening 0 001 @ 00175889 n 0000 | changing to a darker color &%Coloring+  
00176445 04 n 02 discoloration 0 discolouration 0 001 @ 00175889 n 0000 | the act of discoloring something &%Coloring+  
00176554 04 n 02 coloring 0 colouring 0 004 @ 00175889 n 0000 ~ 00176731 n 0000 ~ 00176819 n 0000 ~ 00176936 n 0000 | the act of of process of changing the color of something &%Coloring=  
00176731 04 n 01 tinting 0 001 @ 00176554 n 0000 | the act of adding a tinge of color &%Coloring+  
00176819 04 n 01 hair_coloring 0 002 @ 00176554 n 0000 ~ 00164380 n 0000 | the act of dyeing or tinting one's hair &%Coloring+  
00176936 04 n 01 dyeing 0 002 @ 00176554 n 0000 ~ 00177066 n 0000 | the use of dye to change the color of something permanently &%Coloring+ 
00177066 04 n 01 staining 0 002 @ 00176936 n 0000 ~ 00177208 n 0000 | (histology) the use of a dye to color specimens for microscopic study &%Coloring+  
00177208 04 n 03 Gram's_method 0 Gram_method 0 Gram's_procedure 0 001 @ 00177066 n 0000 | a staining technique used to classify bacteria; those that retain the gentian violet are gram-positive and those that do not retain it are gram-negative &%Procedure+  
00177453 04 n 02 fixation 0 fixing 2 001 @ 00523866 n 0000 | (histology) the preservation and hardening of a tissue sample to retain as nearly as possible the same relations they had in the living body &%OrganOrTissueProcess+ 
00177657 04 n 03 soiling 0 soilure 0 dirtying 0 003 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00177796 n 0000 ~ 00177916 n 0000 | the act of soiling something &%SurfaceChange+ 
00177796 04 n 03 staining 1 spotting 1 maculation 0 001 @ 00177657 n 0000 | the act of spotting or staining something &%SurfaceChange+ 
00177916 04 n 02 contamination 0 pollution 0 003 @ 00177657 n 0000 ! 00178251 n 0101 ~ 00178142 n 0000 | the act of contaminating or polluting; including (either intentionally or accidentally) unwanted substances or factors &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ &%Putting+  
00178142 04 n 01 dust_contamination 0 001 @ 00177916 n 0000 | the act of contaminating with dust particles &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ &%Putting+  
00178251 04 n 01 decontamination 0 002 @ 00251311 n 0000 ! 00177916 n 0101 | the removal of contaminants &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ &%Removing+  
00178358 04 n 01 wetting 0 006 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00178533 n 0000 ~ 00178640 n 0000 ~ 00178766 n 0000 ~ 00178882 n 0000 ~ 00178992 n 0000 | the act of making something wet &%Wetting=  
00178533 04 n 03 ducking 0 dousing 0 immersion 1 001 @ 00178358 n 0000 | the act of submerging something &%Wetting+ 
00178640 04 n 04 drenching 0 soaking 1 souse 0 sousing 0 001 @ 00178358 n 0000 | the act of making something completely wet &%Wetting+ 
00178766 04 n 02 moistening 0 dampening 0 002 @ 00178358 n 0000 ~ 00158586 n 0000 | making something slightly wet &%Wetting+  
00178882 04 n 02 splash 1 splashing 1 001 @ 00178358 n 0000 | the act of scattering water about haphazardly &%Impelling+  
00178992 04 n 01 watering 0 002 @ 00178358 n 0000 ~ 00179126 n 0000 | wetting with water; "the lawn needs a great deal of watering" &%Wetting=  
00179126 04 n 02 sprinkle 0 sprinkling 2 001 @ 00178992 n 0000 | watering with a sprinkler &%Wetting+ 
00179219 04 n 02 sterilization 0 sterilisation 0 002 @ 00130470 n 0000 ~ 00179505 n 0000 | the act of making an organism barren or infertile (unable to reproduce) &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00179384 04 n 02 castration 0 emasculation 0 001 @ 00179505 n 0000 | neutering a male animal by removing the testicles &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00179505 04 n 03 neutering 0 fixing 1 altering 0 003 @ 00179219 n 0000 ~ 00179384 n 0000 ~ 00179647 n 0000 | the sterilization of an animal &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00179647 04 n 01 spaying 0 001 @ 00179505 n 0000 | neutering a female by removing the ovaries &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00179743 04 n 03 chew 0 chewing 0 mastication 0 004 @ 00130470 n 0000 #p 00537892 n 0000 ~ 00179948 n 0000 ~ 00180029 n 0000 | biting and grinding food in your mouth so it becomes soft enough to swallow &%OrganOrTissueProcess+ 
00179948 04 n 01 chomping 0 001 @ 00179743 n 0000 | the act of chewing noisily &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00180029 04 n 02 mumbling 0 gumming 0 001 @ 00179743 n 0000 | ineffectual chewing (as if without teeth) &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00180135 04 n 01 defoliation 0 001 @ 00130470 n 0000 | causing the leaves of trees and other plants to fall off (as by the use of chemicals) &%Removing+ 
00180278 04 n 03 motion 1 movement 4 move 4 021 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00181121 n 0000 ~ 00181250 n 0000 ~ 00181376 n 0000 ~ 00182418 n 0000 ~ 00183279 n 0000 ~ 00188189 n 0000 ~ 00191846 n 0000 ~ 00206677 n 0000 ~ 00209440 n 0000 ~ 00210530 n 0000 ~ 00211534 n 0000 ~ 00211639 n 0000 ~ 00212053 n 0000 ~ 00212248 n 0000 ~ 00212689 n 0000 ~ 00212796 n 0000 ~ 00213182 n 0000 ~ 00213412 n 0000 ~ 00362788 n 0000 ~ 00363237 n 0000 | the act of changing your location from one place to another; "police controlled the motion of the crowd"; "the movement of people from the farms to the cities"; "his move put him directly in my path" &%Motion= 
00180908 04 n 01 movement 2 005 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00204553 n 0000 ~ 00207301 n 0000 ~ 00211411 n 0000 ~ 00213282 n 0000 | the act of changing the location of something; "the movement of cargo onto the vessel" &%Transfer=  
00181121 04 n 01 abduction 1 001 @ 00180278 n 0000 | (physiology) moving of a body part away from the central axis of the body &%OrganOrTissueProcess+ &%Motion+ 
00181250 04 n 01 adduction 0 001 @ 00180278 n 0000 | (physiology) moving of a body part toward the central axis of the body &%OrganOrTissueProcess+ &%Motion+  
00181376 04 n 03 approach 0 approaching 0 coming 2 005 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00181619 n 0000 ~ 00181920 n 0000 ~ 00182138 n 0000 ~ 00303572 n 0000 | the act of drawing spatially closer to something; "the hunter's approach scattered the geese" &%Motion+ 
00181619 04 n 01 access 0 002 @ 00181376 n 0000 ~ 00181760 n 0000 | the act of approaching or entering; "he gained access to the builidng" &%Motion+  
00181760 04 n 01 back_door 0 001 @ 00181619 n 0000 | a secret or underhand means of access (to a place or a position); "he got his job through the back door" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00181920 04 n 02 closing 3 closure 2 001 @ 00181376 n 0000 | approaching a particular destination; a coming closer; a narrowing of a gap; "the ship's rapid rate of closing gave them little time to avoid a collision" &%Motion+  
00182138 04 n 01 landing_approach 0 003 @ 00181376 n 0000 #p 00028503 n 0000 ~ 00182284 n 0000 | the approach to a landing field by an airplane &%Motion+ 
00182284 04 n 03 overshoot 0 wave-off 0 go-around 0 001 @ 00182138 n 0000 | an approach that fails and gives way to another attempt &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00182418 04 n 06 progress 0 progression 0 advance 0 advancement 1 forward_motion 0 onward_motion 0 006 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00182673 n 0000 ~ 00182783 n 0000 ~ 00182992 n 0000 ~ 00183105 n 0000 ~ 00310388 n 0000 | the act of moving forward toward a goal &%Motion+  
00182673 04 n 01 push 1 001 @ 00182418 n 0000 | an effort to advance; "the army made a push toward the sea" &%Motion+ 
00182783 04 n 02 career 1 life_history 0 001 @ 00182418 n 0000 | the general progression of your working or professional life; "the general had had a distinguished career"; "he had a long career in the law" &%Proposition+  
00182992 04 n 01 march 2 001 @ 00182418 n 0000 | a steady advance; "the march of science"; "the march of time" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00183105 04 n 03 plain_sailing 0 clear_sailing 0 easy_going 0 001 @ 00182418 n 0000 | easy unobstructed progress: "after we solved that problem the rest was plain sailing" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00183279 04 n 02 locomotion 0 travel 1 011 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00183548 n 0000 ~ 00183648 n 0000 ~ 00184779 n 0000 ~ 00185707 n 0000 ~ 00190535 n 0000 ~ 00190719 n 0000 ~ 00191288 n 0000 ~ 00191531 n 0000 ~ 00343865 n 0000 ~ 00373398 n 0000 | self-propelled movement &%Motion+  
00183548 04 n 01 brachiation 0 001 @ 00183279 n 0000 | swinging by the arms from branch to branch  &%Motion+ 
00183648 04 n 02 walk 0 walking 0 010 @ 00183279 n 0000 ~ 00183941 n 0000 ~ 00184505 n 0000 %p 00185003 n 0000 ~ 00185337 n 0000 ~ 00188553 n 0000 ~ 00189250 n 0000 ~ 00189345 n 0000 ~ 00189566 n 0000 ~ 00190140 n 0000 | the act of traveling by foot; "walking is a healthy form of exercise" &%Walking=
00183941 04 n 01 ambulation 0 001 @ 00183648 n 0000 | walking about; "the hospital encouraged early ambulation" &%Walking+ 
00184055 04 n 01 foot 0 001 @ 00184167 n 0000 | travel by foot; "he followed on foot"; "the swiftest of foot" &%Walking=  
00184167 04 n 01 walk 3 008 @ 00191846 n 0000 ~ 00184055 n 0000 ~ 00184402 n 0000 ~ 00187446 n 0000 ~ 00187619 n 0000 ~ 00189453 n 0000 ~ 00189841 n 0000 ~ 00190224 n 0000 | the act of walking somewhere; "he took a walk after lunch" &%Walking+  
00184402 04 n 01 constitutional 0 001 @ 00184167 n 0000 | a regular walk taken as a form of exercise &%Walking+  
00184505 04 n 03 sleepwalking 0 somnambulism 0 noctambulism 0 002 @ 00550680 n 0000 @ 00183648 n 0000 | walking by a person who is asleep &%Walking+  
00184645 04 n 03 sleep_talking 0 somniloquy 0 somniloquism 0 002 @ 00550680 n 0000 @ 05320427 n 0000 | uttering speech while asleep &%RadiatingSound+  
00184779 04 n 01 step 0 005 @ 00183279 n 0000 ~ 00185003 n 0000 ~ 00185118 n 0000 ~ 00185238 n 0000 ~ 00187356 n 0000 | the act of changing location by raising the foot and setting it down; "he walked with unsteady steps" &%Walking+  
00185003 04 n 03 pace 0 stride 0 tread 0 002 @ 00184779 n 0000 #p 00183648 n 0000 | a step in walking or running &%Walking+  
00185118 04 n 01 trip 2 001 @ 00184779 n 0000 | a light or nimble tread; "he heard the trip of women's feet overhead" &%Walking+  
00185238 04 n 01 sidestep 0 001 @ 00184779 n 0000 | a step to one side (as in boxing or dancing) &%Walking+  
00185337 04 n 01 gait 1 010 @ 00183648 n 0000 ~ 00185578 n 0000 ~ 00187814 n 0000 ~ 00187905 n 0000 ~ 00187997 n 0000 ~ 00188094 n 0000 ~ 00188283 n 0000 ~ 00188369 n 0000 ~ 00188472 n 0000 ~ 00223428 n 0000 | a person's manner of walking &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00185578 04 n 03 hitch 0 hobble 0 limp 0 001 @ 00185337 n 0000 | the uneven manner of walking that results from an injured leg &%Walking+  
00185707 04 n 01 gait 2 007 @ 00183279 n 0000 ~ 00185892 n 0000 ~ 00186008 n 0000 ~ 00186145 n 0000 ~ 00186257 n 0000 ~ 00187091 n 0000 ~ 00187201 n 0000 | a horse's manner of moving &%Walking+ 
00185892 04 n 01 walk 2 001 @ 00185707 n 0000 | a slow gait of a horse in which two feet are always on the ground &%Walking+  
00186008 04 n 02 rack 0 single-foot 0 001 @ 00185707 n 0000 | a rapid gait of a horse in which each foot strikes the ground separately &%Walking+  
00186145 04 n 01 jog_trot 0 001 @ 00185707 n 0000 | an easy gait of a horse; midway between a walk and a trot &%Walking+  
00186257 04 n 01 trot 2 003 @ 00185707 n 0000 ~ 00186422 n 0000 ~ 00186549 n 0000 | a gait faster than a walk; diagonally opposite legs strike the ground together &%Walking+  
00186422 04 n 01 rising_trot 0 002 @ 00186257 n 0000 ! 00186549 n 0101 | the rider rises from the saddle every second stride &%Walking+  
00186549 04 n 01 sitting_trot 0 002 @ 00186257 n 0000 ! 00186422 n 0101 | the rider sits still in the saddle &%Walking+  
00186660 04 n 01 dressage 0 004 @ 00285625 n 0000 #p 05546397 n 0000 ~ 00186831 n 0000 ~ 00186989 n 0000 | maneuvers of a horse in response to body signals by the rider &%Walking+  
00186831 04 n 02 curvet 0 vaulting 0 001 @ 00186660 n 0000 | a light leap by a horse in which both hind legs leave the ground before the forelegs come down &%Walking+ 
00186989 04 n 01 piaffe 0 001 @ 00186660 n 0000 | a cadenced trot executed by the horse in one spot &%Walking+  
00187091 04 n 02 canter 0 lope 0 001 @ 00185707 n 0000 | an smooth 3-beat gait; between a trot and a gallop &%Walking+  
00187201 04 n 01 gallop 0 001 @ 00185707 n 0000 | a fast gait of a horse; a two-beat stride during which all four legs are off the ground simultaneously &%Walking+  
00187356 04 n 01 footstep 0 001 @ 00184779 n 0000 | the act of taking a step in walking &%Walking+  
00187446 04 n 06 amble 0 promenade 0 ramble 0 saunter 0 stroll 0 perambulation 0 002 @ 00184167 n 0000 ~ 00190345 n 0000 | a leisurely walk (usually in some public place) &%Walking+  
00187619 04 n 02 hike 0 tramp 0 002 @ 00184167 n 0000 ~ 00187740 n 0000 | a long walk usually for exercise or pleasure &%Walking+  
00187740 04 n 01 trudge 0 001 @ 00187619 n 0000 | a long difficult walk &%Walking+  
00187814 04 n 01 skip 1 001 @ 00185337 n 0000 | a gait in which steps and hops alternate &%Walking+  
00187905 04 n 02 stalk 0 angry_walk 0 001 @ 00185337 n 0000 | a stiff or threatening gait &%Walking+
00187997 04 n 03 strut 0 prance 0 swagger 0 001 @ 00185337 n 0000 | a proud stiff pompous gait &%Walking+  
00188094 04 n 03 lurch 0 stumble 0 stagger 0 001 @ 00185337 n 0000 | an unsteady uneven gait  &%Walking+
00188189 04 n 02 lurch 1 lunge 0 001 @ 00180278 n 0000 | the act of moving forward suddenly &%Walking+  
00188283 04 n 01 pacing 0 001 @ 00185337 n 0000 | walking with slow regular strides &%Walking+  
00188369 04 n 01 flounce 0 001 @ 00185337 n 0000 | the act of walking with exaggerated jerky motions &%Walking+  
00188472 04 n 01 waddle 0 001 @ 00185337 n 0000 | walking with a waddling gait &%Walking+  
00188553 04 n 02 march 0 marching 0 005 @ 00183648 n 0000 ~ 00188834 n 0000 ~ 00188948 n 0000 ~ 00189081 n 0000 ~ 00189161 n 0000 | the act of marching; walking with regular steps (especially in a procession of some kind); "it was a long march"; "we heard the sound of marching" &%Walking+  
00188834 04 n 01 goose_step 0 001 @ 00188553 n 0000 | a manner of marching with legs straight and swinging high &%Walking+  
00188948 04 n 01 promenade 1 002 @ 00188553 n 0000 #p 06127449 n 0000 | a march of all the guests at the opening of a formal dance &%Walking+  
00189081 04 n 01 quick_march 0 001 @ 00188553 n 0000 | marching at quick time &%Motion+ 
00189161 04 n 01 routemarch 0 001 @ 00188553 n 0000 | a long training march for troops &%Walking+  
00189250 04 n 01 plodding 1 001 @ 00183648 n 0000 | the act of walking with a sow heavy gait &%Walking+  
00189345 04 n 01 prowl 0 001 @ 00183648 n 0000 | the act of prowling (walking about in a stealthy manner) &%Walking+
00189453 04 n 01 turn 3 001 @ 00184167 n 0000 | taking a short walk out and back; "we took a turn in the park" &%Walking+  
00189566 04 n 04 shamble 0 shambling 0 shuffle 1 shuffling 1 001 @ 00183648 n 0000 | walking with a slow dragging motion without lifting your feet &%Walking+  
00189715 04 n 01 space_walk 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | any kind of physical activity outside a spacecraft by one of the crew &%Walking+ 
00189841 04 n 01 moonwalk 0 001 @ 00184167 n 0000 | an exploratory walk by an astronaut on the surface of the moon &%Walking+ 
00189958 04 n 01 moonwalk 1 001 @ 00343865 n 0000 | a kind of dance step in which the dancer seems to be sliding on the spot; "Michael Jackson perfected the moonwalk in the 1980s" &%Walking+  
00190140 04 n 01 wading 0 001 @ 00183648 n 0000 | walking with your feet in water &%Walking+  
00190224 04 n 01 walkabout 1 001 @ 00184167 n 0000 | (Australia) nomadic excursions into the bush made by an Aborigine &%Walking+  
00190345 04 n 01 walkabout 2 001 @ 00187446 n 0000 | a public stroll by a celebrity to meet people informally &%Walking+  
00190457 04 n 01 walkabout 3 001 @ 00201629 n 0000 | a walking trip or tour &%Walking+  
00190535 04 n 02 run 0 running 1 002 @ 00183279 n 0000 ~ 00190909 n 0000 | the act of running; traveling on foot at a fast pace; "he broke into a run"; "his daily run keeps him fit" &%Walking+  
00190719 04 n 03 jog 0 trot 0 lope 2 002 @ 00183279 n 0000 ~ 00190823 n 0000 | a slow pace of running &%Walking+  
00190823 04 n 01 dogtrot 0 001 @ 00190719 n 0000 | a steady trot like that of a dog &%Walking+  
00190909 04 n 02 dash 1 sprint 0 002 @ 00190535 n 0000 ~ 00191168 n 0000 | a quick run &%Walking+  
00190998 04 n 01 fastbreak 0 002 @ 00191168 n 0000 #p 00306597 n 0000 | (basketball) a rapid dash to get a shot as soon as possible after taking possession of the ball &%Walking+ 
00191168 04 n 01 break 2 002 @ 00190909 n 0000 ~ 00190998 n 0000 | a sudden dash; "he made a break for the open door" &%Walking+  
00191288 04 n 04 crawl 1 crawling 0 creep 0 creeping 0 001 @ 00183279 n 0000 | a slow creeping mode of locomotion (on hands and knees or dragging the body); "a crawl was all that the injured man could manage"; "the traffic moved at a creep" &%Motion+  
00191531 04 n 03 lap 1 circle 0 circuit 1 002 @ 00183279 n 0000 ~ 00191691 n 0000 | movement once around a course; "he drove an extra lap just for insurance" &%Motion+  
00191691 04 n 01 pace_lap 0 002 @ 00191531 n 0000 #p 05544847 n 0000 | (auto racing) the first lap of a car race that prepares the cars for a fast start &%Motion+  
00191846 04 n 03 travel 0 traveling 0 travelling 0 016 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00184167 n 0000 ~ 00192282 n 0000 ~ 00192460 n 0000 ~ 00192898 n 0000 ~ 00193637 n 0000 ~ 00193791 n 0000 ~ 00194721 n 0000 ~ 00194802 n 0000 ~ 00198579 n 0000 ~ 00198945 n 0000 ~ 00199147 n 0000 ~ 00201872 n 0000 ~ 00202570 n 0000 ~ 00203574 n 0000 ~ 00204459 n 0000 | the act of going from one place to another; "he enjoyed selling but he hated the travel" &%Motion+  
00192282 04 n 01 circumnavigation 0 001 @ 00191846 n 0000 | traveling around something (by ship or plane); "Magellan's circumnavigation of the earth proved that it is a globe" &%Motion+  
00192460 04 n 01 peregrination 0 003 @ 00191846 n 0000 ~ 00192583 n 0000 ~ 00192663 n 0000 | travel (especially by foot) &%Walking+  
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00192663 04 n 03 wandering 0 roving 0 vagabondage 0 002 @ 00192460 n 0000 ~ 00192806 n 0000 | travelling about without any clear destination &%Motion+  
00192806 04 n 01 drifting 0 001 @ 00192663 n 0000 | aimless wandering from place to place &%Motion+ 
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00193005 04 n 02 ford 0 fording 0 003 @ 00192898 n 0000 ~ 00193175 n 0000 ~ 00193263 n 0000 | the act of crossing a stream or river by wading or in a car or on a horse &%Motion+  
00193175 04 n 01 shallow_fording 0 001 @ 00193005 n 0000 | fording at a shallow place &%Motion+  
00193263 04 n 01 deep_fording 0 001 @ 00193005 n 0000 | fording at a deep place in the stream &%Motion+ 
00193359 04 n 02 traversal 0 traverse 0 002 @ 00192898 n 0000 #p 00279192 n 0000 | taking a zigzag path on skis &%Motion+  
00193473 04 n 03 tourism 0 touristry 0 touring 0 001 @ 00709093 n 0000 | the business of providing services to tourists; "Tourism is a major business in Bermuda" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00193637 04 n 02 driving 0 motoring 0 002 @ 00191846 n 0000 @ 00521002 n 0000 | the act of controlling and steering the movement of a vehicle or animal &%Transportation+  
00193791 04 n 02 riding 0 horseback_riding 0 005 @ 00191846 n 0000 ~ 00194106 n 0000 ~ 00194213 n 0000 ~ 00194317 n 0000 ~ 00194393 n 0000 | riding a horse as a means of transportation &%Motion+  
00193978 04 n 01 roping 0 003 @ 00408411 n 0000 ~ 00194486 n 0000 ~ 00194613 n 0000 | capturing cattle or horses with a lasso &%UnilateralGetting+  
00194106 04 n 01 bronco_busting 0 002 @ 00193791 n 0000 #p 00336842 n 0000 | breaking a bronco to saddle &%EducationalProcess+  
00194213 04 n 01 endurance_riding 0 001 @ 00193791 n 0000 | riding for long hours over long distances &%Motion+   
00194317 04 n 01 pack_riding 0 001 @ 00193791 n 0000 | riding with a pack &%Motion+  
00194393 04 n 01 trail_riding 0 001 @ 00193791 n 0000 | riding along a roughly blazed path &%Motion+  
00194486 04 n 01 calf_roping 0 002 @ 00193978 n 0000 #p 00336842 n 0000 | capturing a calf with a lasso and binding its feet &%UnilateralGetting+  
00194613 04 n 01 steer_roping 0 002 @ 00193978 n 0000 #p 00336842 n 0000 | capturing a steer with a lasso &%UnilateralGetting+  
00194721 04 n 01 motorcycling 0 001 @ 00191846 n 0000 | travel on a motorcycle &%Transportation+  
00194802 04 n 03 air_travel 0 aviation 0 air 0 002 @ 00191846 n 0000 ~ 00195810 n 0000 | travel via aircraft; "air travel involves too much waiting in airports"; "if you've time to spare go by air" &%Transportation+  
00195002 04 n 01 flight 2 005 @ 00199642 n 0000 ~ 00195217 n 0000 ~ 00195346 n 0000 ~ 00195490 n 0000 ~ 00195677 n 0000 | a scheduled trip by plane between designated airports; "I took the noon flight to Chicago" &%Transportation+  
00195217 04 n 01 domestic_flight 0 002 @ 00195002 n 0000 ! 00195346 n 0101 | a flight that begins and ends in the same country &%Transportation+  
00195346 04 n 01 international_flight 0 002 @ 00195002 n 0000 ! 00195217 n 0101 | a flight that takes off in one country and lands in another &%Transportation+  
00195490 04 n 02 nonstop_flight 0 nonstop 0 001 @ 00195002 n 0000 | a flight made without intermediate landings between source and destination; "how many nonstops are there to Dallas?" &%Transportation+  
00195677 04 n 01 redeye 0 001 @ 00195002 n 0000 | a night flight from which the passengers emerge with eyes red from lack of sleep &%Transportation+  
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00196097 04 n 04 acrobatics 1 aerobatics 0 stunting 0 stunt_flying 0 002 @ 00195810 n 0000 ~ 00198358 n 0000 | the performance of stunts while in flight in an aircraft &%Transportation+  
00196267 04 n 01 ballooning 0 001 @ 00195810 n 0000 | flying in a balloon &%Transportation+  
00196343 04 n 02 flyover 0 flypast 0 001 @ 00195810 n 0000 | a low-altitude flight (usually of military aircraft) over spectators on the ground &%Transportation+  
00196489 04 n 05 glide 1 gliding 0 sailplaning 0 soaring 0 sailing 3 003 @ 00195810 n 0000 ~ 00196652 n 0000 ~ 00196975 n 0000 | the activity of flying a glider &%Transportation+  
00196652 04 n 01 hang_gliding 0 001 @ 00196489 n 0000 | gliding in a hang glider &%Transportation+  
00196735 04 n 02 jump 2 parachuting 0 002 @ 00210530 n 0000 ~ 00196842 n 0000 | descent with a parachute &%Transportation+ 
00196842 04 n 01 sky-diving 0 001 @ 00196735 n 0000 | performing acrobatics in free fall before pulling the ripcord of a parachute &%Motion+  
00196975 04 n 01 parasailing 0 001 @ 00196489 n 0000 | gliding in a parasail &%Transportation+  
00197054 04 n 01 pass 6 001 @ 00195810 n 0000 | a flight or run by an aircraft over a target; "the plane turned to make a second pass" &%Transportation+  
00197191 04 n 01 solo 0 001 @ 00195810 n 0000 | a flight in which the aircraft pilot is unaccompanied &%Transportation+  
00197295 04 n 01 sortie 1 001 @ 00195810 n 0000 | an operational flight by a single aircraft (as in a military operation) &%Transportation+  
00197419 04 n 01 touchdown 1 001 @ 00028503 n 0000 | a landing (as the wheels touch the landing field); especially of airplanes &%Motion+  
00197549 04 n 02 aircraft_landing 0 airplane_landing 0 004 @ 00028670 n 0000 ~ 00028871 n 0000 ~ 00197873 n 0000 ~ 00198024 n 0000 | landing an aircraft &%Motion+  
00197704 04 n 01 crash_landing 0 001 @ 00028871 n 0000 | an emergency landing under circumstances where a normal landing is impossible (usually damaging the aircraft) &%Motion+  
00197873 04 n 01 three-point_landing 0 001 @ 00197549 n 0000 | a landing in which all three wheels of the aircraft touch the ground at the same time &%Motion+  
00198024 04 n 01 instrument_landing 0 001 @ 00197549 n 0000 | an aircraft landing made entirely by means of instruments &%Motion+ 
00198146 04 n 01 splashdown 0 001 @ 00028503 n 0000 | a landing of a spacecraft in the sea at the end of a space flight &%Motion+  
00198268 04 n 01 takeoff 0 001 @ 00029100 n 0000 | a departure; especially of airplanes &%Motion+  
00198358 04 n 02 tailspin 0 spin 2 001 @ 00196097 n 0000 | rapid descent of an aircraft in a steep spiral spin &%Motion+  
00198471 04 n 02 terrain_flight 0 low_level_flight 0 001 @ 00195810 n 0000 | flight at very low altitudes &%Transportation+  
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00198945 04 n 02 stage 0 leg 0 003 @ 00191846 n 0000 #p 00198579 n 0000 ~ 00199284 n 0000 | a section or portion of a journey or course; "then we embarked on the second stage of our Carribean cruise" &%Motion+  
00199147 04 n 01 leg 1 002 @ 00191846 n 0000 @ 03996081 n 0000 | (nautical) the distance traveled by a sailing vessel on a single tack &%LengthMeasure+  
00199284 04 n 01 fare-stage 0 001 @ 00198945 n 0000 | (British) a section along the route of a bus for which the fare is the same &%part+  
00199416 04 n 01 long_haul 0 001 @ 00198579 n 0000 | a journey over a long distance; "it's a long haul from New York to Los Angeles" &%Motion+  
00199551 04 n 01 odyssey 0 001 @ 00198579 n 0000 | a long wandering and eventful journey &%Motion+  
00199642 04 n 01 trip 0 008 @ 00198579 n 0000 ~ 00195002 n 0000 ~ 00199917 n 0000 ~ 00200009 n 0000 ~ 00200113 n 0000 ~ 00201404 n 0000 ~ 00471384 n 0000 ~ 00799282 n 0000 | a journey for some purpose (usually including the return); "he took a trip to the shopping center" &%Motion+  
00199917 04 n 01 round_trip 0 001 @ 00199642 n 0000 | a trip to some place and back again &%Motion+  
00200009 04 n 01 run 4 001 @ 00199642 n 0000 | a regular trip; "the ship made its run in record time" &%Motion+  
00200113 04 n 01 run 5 001 @ 00199642 n 0000 | a short trip; "take a run into town" &%Motion+  
00200199 04 n 02 passage 0 transit 0 002 @ 00198579 n 0000 ~ 00203372 n 0000 | a journey usually by ship; "the outward passage took 10 days" &%Transportation+  
00200342 04 n 02 drive 0 ride 0 003 @ 00198579 n 0000 ~ 00200531 n 0000 ~ 00200623 n 0000 | a journey in a vehicle driven by someone else; "he took the family for a drive in his new car" &%Transportation+  
00200531 04 n 01 lift 3 001 @ 00200342 n 0000 | a ride in a car; "he gave me a lift home" &%Transportation+  
00200623 04 n 01 joyride 0 001 @ 00200342 n 0000 | a ride in a car taken solely for pleasure; "they took their girlfriends for joyrides in stolen cars" &%Transportation+  
00200777 04 n 01 expedition 0 004 @ 00198579 n 0000 ~ 00200932 n 0000 ~ 00201036 n 0000 ~ 00201174 n 0000 | a journey organized for a particular purpose &%Motion+  
00200932 04 n 01 scouting_trip 0 001 @ 00200777 n 0000 | an expedition undertaken to gain information &%Investigating+  
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00201174 04 n 02 exploration 2 geographic_expedition 0 001 @ 00200777 n 0000 | to travel for the purpose of discovery &%Searching+ &%Motion+ 
00201294 04 n 02 digression 1 excursion 1 001 @ 00198579 n 0000 | wandering from the main path of a journey &%Motion+ 
00201404 04 n 01 trek 0 001 @ 00199642 n 0000 | any long and difficult trip &%Motion+  
00201482 04 n 01 trek 1 001 @ 00198579 n 0000 | (South African) a journey by ox wagon (especially an organized migration by a group of settlers) &%Transportation+  
00201629 04 n 02 tour 0 circuit 0 004 @ 00198579 n 0000 ~ 00190457 n 0000 ~ 00201763 n 0000 ~ 00482545 n 0000 | an extended journey &%Motion+  
00201763 04 n 01 grand_tour 0 001 @ 00201629 n 0000 | an extended sightseeing tour undertaken for pleasure &%Motion+  
00201872 04 n 02 on_the_road 0 on_tour 0 001 @ 00191846 n 0000 | travelling about; "they took the show on the road" or "they lost all their games on the road" &%Motion+  
00202033 04 n 02 pilgrimage 0 pilgrim's_journey 0 002 @ 00198579 n 0000 ~ 00202155 n 0000 | a journey to a sacred place &%Motion+ 
00202155 04 n 03 hadj 0 haj 0 hajj 0 001 @ 00202033 n 0000 | a pilgrimage to Mecca; every Muslim must make this journey at least once &%Motion+  
00202291 04 n 07 excursion 0 jaunt 0 outing 0 junket 0 pleasure_trip 0 expedition 2 sashay 2 002 @ 00198579 n 0000 ~ 00202658 n 0000 | a journey taken for pleasure; "many summer excursions to the shore"; "it was merely a pleasure trip"; "after cautious sashays into the field" &%Motion+  
00202570 04 n 01 junketing 0 001 @ 00191846 n 0000 | taking an excursion for pleasure &%Motion+  
00202658 04 n 02 air 1 airing 1 001 @ 00202291 n 0000 | an short excursion (a walk or ride) in the open air; "after lunch he took the air"; "he took the dogs for an airing" &%Motion+  
00202833 04 n 01 voyage 0 003 @ 00198579 n 0000 ~ 00203250 n 0000 ~ 00203448 n 0000 | a journey to some distant place &%Motion+  
00202953 04 n 01 way 2 001 @ 00198579 n 0000 | a journey or passage; "they are on the way" &%Motion+  
00203046 04 n 02 ocean_trip 0 voyage 1 002 @ 00203574 n 0000 ~ 00203158 n 0000 | an act of traveling by water &%Transportation+  
00203158 04 n 02 cruise 0 sail 0 001 @ 00203046 n 0000 | an ocean trip taken for pleasure &%Transportation+  
00203250 04 n 01 crossing 0 001 @ 00202833 n 0000 | a voyage across a body of water (usually across the Atlantic Ocean) &%Transportation+  
00203372 04 n 01 lockage 0 001 @ 00200199 n 0000 | passage through a lock &%Motion+  
00203448 04 n 03 spaceflight 0 space_travel 0 spacefaring 0 001 @ 00202833 n 0000 | a voyage outside the Earth's atmosphere &%Transportation+  
00203574 04 n 02 water_travel 0 seafaring 1 004 @ 00191846 n 0000 ~ 00203046 n 0000 ~ 00203714 n 0000 ~ 00204369 n 0000 | travel by water &%Transportation+  
00203714 04 n 01 sailing 0 004 @ 00203574 n 0000 ~ 00203842 n 0000 ~ 00203918 n 0000 ~ 00204077 n 0000 | riding in a sailboat &%Transportation+  
00203842 04 n 01 luff 0 001 @ 00203714 n 0000 | sailing close to the wind &%Transportation+  
00203918 04 n 01 beat 0 001 @ 00203714 n 0000 | the act of beating to windward; sailing as close as possible to the direction from which the wind is blowing &%Transportation+   
00204077 04 n 01 tack 0 001 @ 00203714 n 0000 | sailing a zigzag course &%Transportation+  
00204151 04 n 03 seafaring 0 navigation 1 sailing 1 003 @ 00383807 n 0000 ~ 00204287 n 0000 %p 00520891 n 0000 | the work of a sailor &%OccupationalRole+  
00204287 04 n 01 cabotage 0 001 @ 00204151 n 0000 | navigation in costal waters &%Transportation+  
00204369 04 n 02 boating 0 yachting 0 001 @ 00203574 n 0000 | water travel for pleasure &%Transportation+  
00204459 04 n 02 commutation 0 commuting 0 001 @ 00191846 n 0000 | the travel of a commuter &%Transportation+  
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00204841 04 n 01 transshipment 0 001 @ 00204553 n 0000 | transfer from one conveyance to another for shipment &%Transfer+  
00204953 04 n 02 connection 1 connexion 1 001 @ 00204553 n 0000 | shifting from one form of transportation to another; "the plane was late and he missed his connection in Atlanta" &%Motion+  
00205135 04 n 02 delivery 4 bringing 0 004 @ 00204553 n 0000 ~ 00205456 n 0000 ~ 00205632 n 0000 ~ 00205732 n 0000 | the act of delivering or distributing something (as goods or mail); "his reluctant delivery of bad news" &%Putting+  
00205359 04 n 01 drive 6 001 @ 00204553 n 0000 | the act of driving a herd of animals overland &%Transfer+  
00205456 04 n 03 service 4 serving 0 service_of_process 0 001 @ 00205135 n 0000 | the act of delivering a writ or summons upon someone; "he accepted service of the subpoena" &%Giving+ 
00205632 04 n 01 consignment 1 001 @ 00205135 n 0000 | the delivery of goods for sale or disposal &%Putting+  
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00205946 04 n 01 carry 0 005 @ 00204553 n 0000 ~ 00206217 n 0000 ~ 00206382 n 0000 ~ 00206491 n 0000 ~ 00206581 n 0000 | the act of carrying something &%Transfer+  
00206099 04 n 01 pickup 1 002 @ 00046246 n 0000 #p 00204553 n 0000 | the act of taking aboard passengers or freight &%Putting+  
00206217 04 n 02 packing 1 backpacking 0 001 @ 00205946 n 0000 | carrying something in a pack on the back; "the backpacking of oxygen is essential for astronauts" &%Transfer+  
00206382 04 n 01 fireman's_carry 0 001 @ 00205946 n 0000 | the act of carrying a person over your shoulder &%Transfer+  
00206491 04 n 01 portage 0 001 @ 00205946 n 0000 | carrying boats and supplies overland &%Transfer+  
00206581 04 n 01 porterage 0 001 @ 00205946 n 0000 | the transportation of burdens by porters &%Transfer+  
00206677 04 n 03 pursuit 0 chase 0 following 1 005 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00206842 n 0000 ~ 00206989 n 0000 ~ 00207092 n 0000 ~ 00207191 n 0000 | the act of pursuing &%Pursuing=  
00206842 04 n 02 trailing 0 tracking 0 001 @ 00206677 n 0000 | the pursuit (of a person or animal) by following tracks or marks they left behind &%Pursuing+
00206989 04 n 02 shadowing 0 tailing 0 001 @ 00206677 n 0000 | the act of following someone secretly &%Pursuing+  
00207092 04 n 02 stalk 1 stalking 1 001 @ 00206677 n 0000 | the act of following prey stealthily &%Pursuing+  
00207191 04 n 01 wild-goose_chase 0 001 @ 00206677 n 0000 | the fruitless pursuit of something unattainable &%Pursuing+  
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00207536 04 n 04 cannulation 0 canulation 0 cannulization 0 canulization 0 001 @ 00207301 n 0000 | the insertion of a cannula into a body cavity &%Putting+  
00207683 04 n 03 instillation 0 instillment 0 instilment 0 002 @ 00207301 n 0000 ~ 00208980 n 0000 | the introduction of a liquid (by pouring or injection) drop by drop &%Putting+  
00207854 04 n 05 enclosure 0 enclosing 0 envelopment 0 enveloping 0 inclosure 0 003 @ 00207301 n 0000 ~ 00208049 n 0000 ~ 00208262 n 0000 | the act of enclosing something inside something else &%Putting+  
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00208165 04 n 01 bundling 0 001 @ 00208049 n 0000 | the act of binding something into a bundle &%Putting+  
00208262 04 n 02 encasement 0 incasement 0 001 @ 00207854 n 0000 | the act of enclosing something in a case &%Putting+  
00208372 04 n 01 injection 0 001 @ 00207301 n 0000 | the forceful insertion of a substance under pressure &%Putting+  
00208480 04 n 01 intradermal_injection 0 001 @ 00447102 n 0000 | an injection into the skin &%Putting+  
00208574 04 n 01 intramuscular_injection 0 001 @ 00447102 n 0000 | an injection into a muscle &%Putting+  
00208670 04 n 01 intravenous_injection 0 002 @ 00447102 n 0000 ~ 00208780 n 0000 | an injection into a vein &%Putting+  
00208780 04 n 01 fix 3 001 @ 00208670 n 0000 | (informal) an intravenous injection of a narcotic drug &%Putting+  
00208884 04 n 01 subcutaneous_injection 0 001 @ 00447102 n 0000 | an injection under the skin &%Putting+  
00208980 04 n 01 infusion 0 001 @ 00207683 n 0000 | the passive introduction of a substance (a fluid or drug or electrolyte) into a vein or between tissues (as by gravitational force) &%Putting+  
00209166 04 n 02 transfusion 0 blood_transfusion 0 001 @ 00207301 n 0000 | the introduction of blood or blood plasma into a vein or artery &%Putting+ 
00209307 04 n 01 perfusion 0 001 @ 00207301 n 0000 | pumping a liquid into an organ or tissue (especially by way of blood vessels) &%Putting+  
00209440 04 n 04 rise 0 ascent 0 ascension 0 ascending 0 004 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00209629 n 0000 ~ 00209737 n 0000 ~ 00210435 n 0000 | the act of changing location in an upward direction &%Motion+  
00209629 04 n 02 heave 1 heaving 3 001 @ 00209440 n 0000 | the act of lifting something with great effort &%Transfer+  
00209737 04 n 02 climb 0 mount 0 005 @ 00209440 n 0000 ~ 00209898 n 0000 ~ 00210000 n 0000 ~ 00210212 n 0000 ~ 00210328 n 0000 | the act of climbing something &%Motion+  
00209898 04 n 01 scaling 3 002 @ 00209737 n 0000 ~ 00210111 n 0000 | ascent by or as if by a ladder &%Motion+  
00210000 04 n 01 clamber 0 001 @ 00209737 n 0000 | an awkward climb; "reaching the crest was a real clamber" &%Motion+  
00210111 04 n 01 escalade 0 001 @ 00209898 n 0000 | an act of scaling the walls of a fortification &%Motion+  
00210212 04 n 02 mountain_climbing 0 mountaineering 0 001 @ 00209737 n 0000 | the activity of climbing a mountain &%Motion+  
00210328 04 n 01 rock_climbing 0 001 @ 00209737 n 0000 | an act of scaling rock masses on mountain sides &%Motion+  
00210435 04 n 02 soar 0 zoom 0 001 @ 00209440 n 0000 | the act of rising upward into the air &%Motion+  
00210530 04 n 01 descent 0 007 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00196735 n 0000 ~ 00210749 n 0000 ~ 00210870 n 0000 ~ 00211061 n 0000 ~ 00211148 n 0000 ~ 00211274 n 0000 | the act of changing your location in a downward direction &%Motion+  
00210749 04 n 02 dive 0 nose_dive 0 002 @ 00210530 n 0000 ~ 00210953 n 0000 | a steep nose-down descent by an aircraft &%Motion+  
00210870 04 n 01 swoop 0 001 @ 00210530 n 0000 | a swift descent through the air &%Motion+  
00210953 04 n 01 power_dive 0 001 @ 00210749 n 0000 | a dive accelerated by both gravity and engine power &%Motion+  
00211061 04 n 01 crash_dive 0 001 @ 00210530 n 0000 | a rapid descent by a submarine &%Motion+  
00211148 04 n 01 drop 0 001 @ 00210530 n 0000 | the act of dropping something; "they expected the drop would be successful" &%Removing+  
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00211411 04 n 02 lowering 1 letting_down 0 001 @ 00180908 n 0000 | the act of causing something to move to a lower level &%Motion+  
00211534 04 n 02 swing 0 swinging 0 001 @ 00180278 n 0000 | changing location by moving back and forth &%Motion+  
00211639 04 n 01 return 0 003 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00211817 n 0000 ~ 00211896 n 0000 | the act of returning to a prior location; "they set out on their return to the base camp" &%Motion+  
00211817 04 n 01 reentry 0 001 @ 00211639 n 0000 | the act of entering again &%Motion+  
00211896 04 n 01 remand 0 001 @ 00211639 n 0000 | the act of sending an accused person back into custody to await trial (or the continuation of the trial) &%Transfer+  
00212053 04 n 02 slide 0 glide 0 002 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00212160 n 0000 | the act of sliding or gliding &%Motion+  
00212160 04 n 03 skid 0 slip 4 sideslip 0 001 @ 00212053 n 0000 | an unexpected slide &%Motion+  
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00212399 04 n 03 spill 0 spillage 0 release 3 001 @ 00212248 n 0000 | the act of allowing a fluid to escape &%Motion+  
00212509 04 n 03 flood 1 overflow 0 outpouring 0 002 @ 00212248 n 0000 ~ 00212615 n 0000 | a large flow &%Motion+  
00212615 04 n 01 effusion 0 001 @ 00212509 n 0000 | flow under pressure &%Motion+  
00212689 04 n 01 crawl 3 001 @ 00180278 n 0000 | a very slow movement; "the traffic advanced at a crawl" &%Motion+  
00212796 04 n 04 speed 0 speeding 0 hurrying 0 hastening 0 003 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00212943 n 0000 ~ 00213070 n 0000 | changing location rapidly &%Motion+  
00212943 04 n 03 acceleration 0 quickening 0 speedup 0 001 @ 00212796 n 0000 | the act of accelerating; increasing the speed &%Motion+  
00213070 04 n 02 scud 0 scudding 0 001 @ 00212796 n 0000 | the act of moving along swiftly (as before a gale) &%Motion+  
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00213282 04 n 02 transplant 1 transplanting 0 001 @ 00180908 n 0000 | the act of uprooting and moving a plant to a new location &%Transfer+  
00213412 04 n 02 shift 0 shifting 0 001 @ 00180278 n 0000 | the act of moving from one place to another &%Motion+  
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00215695 04 n 01 mudra 0 001 @ 00215081 n 0000 | ritual hand movement in Hindu religious dancing &%BodyMotion+  
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00216116 04 n 02 inversion 0 upending 0 002 @ 00213518 n 0000 ~ 00223506 n 0000 | turning upside down &%Motion+  
00216220 04 n 03 jerk 0 jerking 0 jolt 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | an abrupt spasmodic movement &%Motion+  
00216316 04 n 01 bob 0 001 @ 00215794 n 0000 | a short abrupt inclination (as of the head); "he gave me a short bob of acknowledgement" &%BodyMotion+  
00216454 04 n 02 nod 0 nutation 0 001 @ 00215794 n 0000 | the act of nodding the head &%BodyMotion+  
00216542 04 n 01 stoop 0 001 @ 00215794 n 0000 | an inclination of the top half of the body forward and downward &%BodyMotion+  
00216657 04 n 02 kick 1 kicking 1 002 @ 00213518 n 0000 ~ 00376507 n 0000 | a rhythmic thrusting movement of the legs as in swimming or calisthenics; "the kick must be synchronized with the arm movements" &%BodyMotion+  
00216864 04 n 02 kneel 0 kneeling 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | supporting yourself on your knees &%BodyMotion+  
00216960 04 n 03 lurch 2 pitch 4 pitching 1 002 @ 00213518 n 0000 ~ 00223322 n 0000 | abrupt up-and-down motion (as caused by a ship or other conveyance); "the pitching and tossing was quite exciting" &%Motion+  
00217163 04 n 01 opening 1 002 @ 00213518 n 0000 ! 00220085 n 0102 | the act of opening something; "the ray of light revealed his cautious opening of the door" &%Transfer+ 
00217325 04 n 01 rearrangement 0 003 @ 00650412 n 0000 ~ 00217444 n 0000 ~ 00217569 n 0000 | changing an arrangement &%InternalChange+  
00217444 04 n 02 juggle 1 juggling 1 001 @ 00217325 n 0000 | the act of rearranging things to give a misleading impression &%InternalChange+  
00217569 04 n 01 reordering 0 005 @ 00217325 n 0000 ~ 00217734 n 0000 ~ 00217846 n 0000 ~ 00217955 n 0000 ~ 00218172 n 0000 | a rearrangement in a different order &%InternalChange+ 
00217734 04 n 01 permutation 2 001 @ 00217569 n 0000 | act of changing the lineal order of objects in a group &%InternalChange+  
00217846 04 n 02 transposition 0 reversal 3 001 @ 00217569 n 0000 | act of reversing the order or place of &%InternalChange+  
00217955 04 n 02 passing 0 overtaking 0 001 @ 00217569 n 0000 | going by something that is moving in order to get in front of it; "she drove but well but her reckless passing of every car on the road frightened me" &%Motion+  
00218172 04 n 03 shuffle 0 shuffling 0 make 0 004 @ 00217569 n 0000 #p 00311899 n 0000 ~ 00218335 n 0000 ~ 00218464 n 0000 | the act of mixing cards haphazardly &%InternalChange+  
00218335 04 n 02 reshuffle 0 reshuffling 0 001 @ 00218172 n 0000 | shuffling (cards) again; "the gambler demanded a reshuffle" &%InternalChange+  
00218464 04 n 01 riffle 0 001 @ 00218172 n 0000 | shuffling by splitting the pack and interweaving the two halves at their corners &%InternalChange+  
00218597 04 n 01 twiddle 0 001 @ 00220762 n 0000 | a series of small (usually idle) twists or turns &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00218699 04 n 01 prostration 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | the act of prostrating yourself &%BodyMotion+  
00218788 04 n 03 reach 0 reaching 1 stretch 1 002 @ 00213518 n 0000 ~ 00223895 n 0000 | the act of physically reaching or thrusting out &%BodyMotion+  
00218926 04 n 01 reciprocation 1 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | alternating back-and-forth movement &%Motion+  
00219021 04 n 01 reclining 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | the act of assuming or maintaining a reclining position &%BodyMotion+ 
00219132 04 n 02 retroflection 0 retroflexion 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | the act of bending backward &%BodyMotion+  
00219234 04 n 01 rotation 0 009 @ 00213518 n 0000 ~ 00219521 n 0000 ~ 00219627 n 0000 ~ 00220931 n 0000 ~ 00221089 n 0000 ~ 00221212 n 0000 ~ 00221348 n 0000 ~ 00221455 n 0000 ~ 00221595 n 0000 | the act of rotating as if on an axis; "the rotation of the top kept time with the music" &%Motion+ 
00219521 04 n 01 spiral 0 001 @ 00219234 n 0000 | flying downward in a helical path with a large radius &%Motion+ 
00219627 04 n 05 spin 0 twirl 0 twist 2 twisting 1 whirl 2 003 @ 00219234 n 0000 ~ 00219840 n 0000 ~ 00219958 n 0000 | the act of rotating rapidly; "he gave the crank a spin"; "it broke off after much twisting" &%Motion+  
00219840 04 n 01 pirouette 0 001 @ 00219627 n 0000 | a rapid spin of the body (especially on the toes as in ballet) &%BodyMotion+  
00219958 04 n 02 birling 0 logrolling 0 001 @ 00219627 n 0000 | rotating a log rapidly in the water (as a competitive sport) &%Sport+  
00220085 04 n 02 shutting 0 closing 1 002 @ 00213518 n 0000 ! 00217163 n 0201 | the act of closing something &%Transfer+  
00220196 04 n 01 sitting 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | the act of assuming or maintaining a seated position; "he read the mystery at one sitting" &%BodyMotion+  
00220340 04 n 02 sitting 1 posing 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | the act of assuming a certain position (as for a photograph or portrait); "he wanted his portrait painted but couldn't spare time for the sitting" &%BodyMotion+
00220549 04 n 02 squat 0 squatting 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | the act of assuming or maintaining a squatting position &%BodyMotion+  
00220668 04 n 01 sweep 1 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | a movement in an arc; "a sweep of his arm" &%Motion+  
00220762 04 n 02 twist 3 turn 7 002 @ 00213518 n 0000 ~ 00218597 n 0000 | turning or twisting around (in place); "with a quick twist of his head he surveyed the room" &%Motion+  
00220931 04 n 03 wind 0 winding 0 twist 4 001 @ 00219234 n 0000 | the act of winding or twisting; "he put the key in the old clock and gave it a good wind" &%Motion+  
00221089 04 n 01 circumvolution 0 001 @ 00219234 n 0000 | the act of turning or winding or folding around a central axis &%Motion+  
00221212 04 n 02 feather 0 feathering 0 002 @ 00219234 n 0000 #p 00282390 n 0000 | turning an oar parallel to the water between pulls &%Motion+  
00221348 04 n 02 gyration 0 whirling 0 001 @ 00219234 n 0000 | the act of rotating in a circle or spiral &%Motion+  
00221455 04 n 01 pronation 0 002 @ 00219234 n 0000 ! 00221595 n 0101 | rotation of the hands and forearms so that the palms face downward &%BodyMotion+  
00221595 04 n 01 supination 0 002 @ 00219234 n 0000 ! 00221455 n 0101 | rotation of the hands and forearms so that the palms face upward &%BodyMotion+  
00221734 04 n 03 vibration 0 quiver 0 quivering 0 002 @ 00213518 n 0000 ~ 00223779 n 0000 | the act of vibrating &%Motion+  
00221849 04 n 01 wave 2 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | a movement like that of an ocean wave; "a wave of settlers"; "troops advancing in waves" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00221988 04 n 01 change_of_direction 0 004 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00222172 n 0000 ~ 00222304 n 0000 ~ 00224499 n 0000 | the act of changing the direction in which something is oriented &%DirectionChange=   
00222172 04 n 01 turn 2 001 @ 00221988 n 0000 | turning away or in the opposite direction: "he made an abrupt turn away from her" &%DirectionChange+  
00222304 04 n 05 reversion 1 reverse 1 reversal 4 turnabout 0 turnaround 0 003 @ 00221988 n 0000 ~ 00222475 n 0000 ~ 00222608 n 0000 | turning in the opposite direction &%DirectionChange+
00222475 04 n 02 about-face 2 about_turn 0 001 @ 00222304 n 0000 | act of pivoting 180 degrees, especially in a military formation &%DirectionChange+  
00222608 04 n 01 u-turn 0 001 @ 00222304 n 0000 | complete reversal of direction of travel &%DirectionChange+ 
00222701 04 n 01 shaking 0 002 @ 00214309 n 0000 ~ 00222862 n 0000 | the act of causing something to move up and down (or back and forth) with quick movements &%Motion+  
00222862 04 n 02 joggle 0 jiggle 0 001 @ 00222701 n 0000 | a slight irregular shaking motion &%Motion+  
00222957 04 n 01 stirring 0 001 @ 00214309 n 0000 | agitating a liquid with a stirring implement &%Motion+  
00223056 04 n 03 wag 0 waggle 0 shake 1 001 @ 00214309 n 0000 | causing to move repeatedly from side to side &%Motion+  
00223167 04 n 01 worrying 1 001 @ 00214309 n 0000 | the act of moving something by repeated tugs or pushes; "vigorous worrying finally loosened the saw" &%Impelling+  
00223322 04 n 04 rock 0 careen 0 sway 1 tilt 1 001 @ 00216960 n 0000 | pitching dangerously to one side &%Motion+  
00223428 04 n 01 roll 4 001 @ 00185337 n 0000 | walking with a rolling gait &%Walking+  
00223506 04 n 03 upset 2 overturn 0 turnover 0 001 @ 00216116 n 0000 | the act of upsetting something; "he was badly bruised by the upset of his sled at a high speed" &%DirectionChange+  
00223675 04 n 03 waver 0 flutter 0 flicker 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | the act of moving back and forth &%Motion+ 
00223779 04 n 02 tremor 0 shudder 0 001 @ 00221734 n 0000 | an involuntary vibration (as if from illness or fear) &%BodyMotion+  
00223895 04 n 01 outreach 0 001 @ 00218788 n 0000 | the act of reaching out; "the outreach toward truth of the human spirit" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00224022 04 n 01 standing 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | the act of assuming or maintaining an erect upright position &%BodyMotion+  
00224137 04 n 02 straddle 0 span 0 003 @ 00213518 n 0000 %p 00049044 n 0000 %p 00049251 n 0000 | the act of sitting or standing astride &%BodyMotion+  
00224275 04 n 01 stroke 3 004 @ 00213518 n 0000 ~ 00357542 n 0000 ~ 00357655 n 0000 ~ 00760227 n 0000 | a single complete movement &%Motion+ 
00224408 04 n 03 wiggle 0 wriggle 0 squirm 0 001 @ 00213518 n 0000 | the act of wiggling &%BodyMotion+  
00224499 04 n 01 change_of_course 0 003 @ 00221988 n 0000 ~ 00224643 n 0000 ~ 00225511 n 0000 | a change in the direction that you are moving &%DirectionChange+  
00224643 04 n 02 turn 1 turning 0 007 @ 00224499 n 0000 ~ 00224903 n 0000 ~ 00225312 n 0000 ~ 00225413 n 0000 ~ 00279625 n 0000 ~ 00279702 n 0000 ~ 00820041 n 0000 | the act of changing or reversing the direction of the course; "he took a turn to the right" &%DirectionChange+  
00224903 04 n 05 diversion 1 deviation 1 digression 0 deflection 0 deflexion 0 002 @ 00224643 n 0000 ~ 00225190 n 0000 | a turning aside (of your course or attention or concern): "a diversion from the main highway"; "a digression into irrelevant details"; "a deflection from his goal" &%DirectionChange+  
00225190 04 n 01 red_herring 0 001 @ 00224903 n 0000 | any diversion intended to distract attention from the main issue &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00225312 04 n 01 right 0 001 @ 00224643 n 0000 | a turn to the right; "take a right at the corner" &%DirectionChange+  
00225413 04 n 01 left 0 001 @ 00224643 n 0000 | a turn to the left; "take a left at the corner" &%DirectionChange+  
00225511 04 n 02 tack 1 tacking 0 001 @ 00224499 n 0000 | (nautical) the act of changing tack &%DirectionChange+  
00225607 04 n 01 change_of_magnitude 0 003 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00225760 n 0000 ~ 00233535 n 0000 | the act of changing the amount or size of something &%Process+  
00225760 04 n 04 decrease 0 diminution 0 reduction 0 step-down 0 027 @ 00225607 n 0000 ! 00233535 n 0101 ~ 00226363 n 0000 ~ 00227088 n 0000 ~ 00227277 n 0000 ~ 00227536 n 0000 ~ 00227728 n 0000 ~ 00227818 n 0000 ~ 00227941 n 0000 ~ 00228188 n 0000 ~ 00228440 n 0000 ~ 00228920 n 0000 ~ 00229061 n 0000 ~ 00230622 n 0000 ~ 00231797 n 0000 ~ 00232015 n 0000 ~ 00232584 n 0000 ~ 00232701 n 0000 ~ 00232838 n 0000 ~ 00232935 n 0000 ~ 00234534 n 0000 ~ 00277773 n 0000 ~ 00727336 n 0000 ~ 00744929 n 0000 ~ 09582224 n 0000 ~ 09584593 n 0000 ~ 09634954 n 0000 | the act of decreasing or reducing something &%Decreasing=  
00226363 04 n 01 cut 5 006 @ 00225760 n 0000 ~ 00226599 n 0000 ~ 00226686 n 0000 ~ 00226766 n 0000 ~ 00226849 n 0000 ~ 00227001 n 0000 | the act of reducing the amount or number; "the mayor proposed extensive cuts in the city budget" &%Process+  
00226599 04 n 01 budget_cut 0 001 @ 00226363 n 0000 | the act of reducing the budget &%Decreasing+  
00226686 04 n 01 pay_cut 0 001 @ 00226363 n 0000 | a act of reducing a salary &%Decreasing+  
00226766 04 n 01 cost_cutting 0 001 @ 00226363 n 0000 | the act of cutting costs &%Decreasing+  
00226849 04 n 02 price_cutting 0 price_cut 0 001 @ 00226363 n 0000 | cutting the price of merchandise to one lower than the usual or advertised price &%Decreasing+  
00227001 04 n 01 spending_cut 0 001 @ 00226363 n 0000 | the act of reducing spending &%Decreasing+  
00227088 04 n 01 moderation 0 002 @ 00225760 n 0000 ~ 00232357 n 0000 | the action of lessening in severity or intensity: "the object being control or moderation of economic depressions" &%Decreasing+  
00227277 04 n 01 lowering 0 002 @ 00225760 n 0000 ~ 00227383 n 0000 | the act of causing to become less &%Decreasing=  
00227383 04 n 01 tapering 0 001 @ 00227277 n 0000 | the act of gradually lowering the size or amount; "the doctor prescribed the tapering of the dose" &%Decreasing+  
00227536 04 n 01 cutback 0 002 @ 00225760 n 0000 ~ 00227639 n 0000 | a reduction in quantity or rate &%Decreasing+  
00227639 04 n 01 service_cutback 0 001 @ 00227536 n 0000 | the act of reducing service &%Decreasing+  
00227728 04 n 01 devaluation 0 001 @ 00225760 n 0000 | the reduction of something value &%Decreasing+  
00227818 04 n 02 devitalization 0 devitalisation 0 001 @ 00225760 n 0000 | the act of reducing the vitality of something &%Decreasing+  
00227941 04 n 03 extenuation 0 mitigation 0 palliation 1 001 @ 00225760 n 0000 | to act in such a way as to cause an offense to seem less serious &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00228089 04 n 01 spasmolysis 0 001 @ 00228188 n 0000 | the relaxation or relief of muscle spasms &%OrganOrTissueProcess+ 
00228188 04 n 03 easing 0 alleviation 0 relief 1 005 @ 00225760 n 0000 ~ 00228089 n 0000 ~ 00228547 n 0000 ~ 00228674 n 0000 ~ 00228800 n 0000 | the act of reducing something unpleasant as pain; "he asked the nurse for relief from the constant pain" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00228440 04 n 01 de-escalation 0 001 @ 00225760 n 0000 | a reduction in intensity (of a crisis or a war) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00228547 04 n 01 detente 0 001 @ 00228188 n 0000 | the easing of tensions or strained relations (especially between nations) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00228674 04 n 01 palliation 0 001 @ 00228188 n 0000 | easing the severity of a pain or a disease without removing the cause &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00228800 04 n 03 liberalization 0 liberalisation 0 relaxation 1 001 @ 00228188 n 0000 | the act of making less strict &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00228920 04 n 02 minimization 0 minimisation 0 003 @ 00225760 n 0000 ! 00236177 n 0101 ~ 00697917 n 0000 | the act of minimizing something &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00229061 04 n 01 depletion 0 004 @ 00225760 n 0000 ~ 00229211 n 0000 ~ 00229447 n 0000 ~ 00687245 n 0000 | the act of decreasing something markedly &%Decreasing+  
00229211 04 n 03 consumption 0 using_up 0 expenditure 1 002 @ 00229061 n 0000 ~ 00229342 n 0000 | the act of consuming something &%Decreasing+ 
00229342 04 n 01 burnup 0 001 @ 00229211 n 0000 | the amount of fuel used up (as in a nuclear reactor) &%MassMeasure+ 
00229447 04 n 01 exhaustion 0 001 @ 00229061 n 0000 | the act of exhausting something entirely &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00229544 04 n 02 compression 0 compressing 0 005 @ 00072419 n 0000 ! 00229958 n 0101 ~ 00229705 n 0000 ~ 00230070 n 0000 ~ 00230299 n 0000 | applying pressure &%Touching+
00229705 04 n 01 squeeze 0 004 @ 00229544 n 0000 ~ 00229872 n 0000 ~ 00230520 n 0000 ~ 00745513 n 0000 | the act of squeezing; "he gave her cheek a playful squeeze" &%Touching+  
00229872 04 n 02 pinch 0 tweak 0 001 @ 00229705 n 0000 | a squeeze with the fingers &%Touching+  
00229958 04 n 02 decompression 0 decompressing 0 002 @ 00072419 n 0000 ! 00229544 n 0101 | relieving pressure &%Decreasing+  
00230070 04 n 02 condensing 0 condensation 0 002 @ 00229544 n 0000 ~ 00230206 n 0000 | the act of increasing the density of something &%Increasing+  
00230206 04 n 02 thickening 0 inspissation 0 001 @ 00230070 n 0000 | the act of thickening &%Increasing+  
00230299 04 n 03 crush 0 crunch 0 compaction 0 002 @ 00229544 n 0000 ~ 00230410 n 0000 | the act of crushing &%Destruction+  
00230410 04 n 04 grind 0 mill 0 pulverization 0 pulverisation 0 001 @ 00230299 n 0000 | the act of grinding &%Destruction+  
00230520 04 n 02 extrusion 0 expulsion 2 001 @ 00229705 n 0000 | squeezing out by applying pressure &%Transfer+  
00230622 04 n 01 shortening 0 004 @ 00225760 n 0000 ~ 00230790 n 0000 ~ 00230893 n 0000 ~ 00237830 n 0000 | act of decreasing in length: "the dress needs shortening" &%Decreasing+  
00230790 04 n 01 abbreviation 0 001 @ 00230622 n 0000 | shortening something by omitting parts of it &%Decreasing+  
00230893 04 n 03 cut 0 cutting 0 cutting_off 1 005 @ 00230622 n 0000 ~ 00231214 n 0000 ~ 00231314 n 0000 ~ 00231395 n 0000 ~ 00231608 n 0000 | the act of shortening something by cutting off the ends; "the barber gave him a good cut" &%Decreasing+  
00231128 04 n 02 severance 0 severing 0 001 @ 00248167 n 0000 | the act of severing &%Decreasing+  
00231214 04 n 03 clip 0 clipping 0 snip 0 001 @ 00230893 n 0000 | the act of clipping or snipping &%Removing+  
00231314 04 n 01 haircut 0 001 @ 00230893 n 0000 | the act of cutting the hair &%Removing+  
00231395 04 n 03 trim 0 trimming 1 clipping 2 002 @ 00230893 n 0000 ~ 00231527 n 0000 | cutting down to the desired size or shape &%Removing+  
00231527 04 n 01 pruning 0 001 @ 00231395 n 0000 | the act of trimming a plant &%Removing+  
00231608 04 n 01 shearing 0 002 @ 00230893 n 0000 ~ 00231716 n 0000 | removing by cutting off or clipping &%Removing+  
00231716 04 n 01 sheepshearing 0 001 @ 00231608 n 0000 | act of shearing sheep &%Removing+  
00231797 04 n 01 shrinking 0 002 @ 00225760 n 0000 ~ 00231895 n 0000 | the act of becoming less &%Decreasing=  
00231895 04 n 02 miniaturization 0 miniaturisation 0 001 @ 00231797 n 0000 | act of making on a greatly reduced scale &%Decreasing+  
00232015 04 n 02 subtraction 0 deduction 0 003 @ 00225760 n 0000 ! 00233991 n 0101 ~ 00232245 n 0000 | the act of subtracting (removing a part from the whole); "he complained about the subtraction of money from their paychecks" &%Decreasing+ 
00232245 04 n 01 withholding 0 001 @ 00232015 n 0000 | the act of deducting (taxes) from an employee's salary &%Decreasing+  
00232357 04 n 01 abatement 0 001 @ 00227088 n 0000 | the act of abating; "laws enforcing noise abatement" &%Decreasing+  
00232465 04 n 01 attrition 0 001 @ 00456982 n 0000 | the act of rubbing together; wearing something down by friction &%Decreasing+  
00232584 04 n 01 deflation 0 002 @ 00225760 n 0000 ! 00236300 n 0101 | the act of letting the air out of something &%Removing+  
00232701 04 n 03 discount 0 price_reduction 0 deduction 2 001 @ 00225760 n 0000 | the act of reducing the selling price of merchandise &%Decreasing+  
00232838 04 n 01 rollback 1 001 @ 00225760 n 0000 | reducing prices back to some earlier level &%Decreasing+  
00232935 04 n 01 weakening 0 004 @ 00225760 n 0000 ! 00240588 n 0101 ~ 00233090 n 0000 ~ 00233185 n 0000 | the act of reducing the strength of something &%Decreasing+  
00233090 04 n 02 wilt 0 wilting 0 001 @ 00232935 n 0000 | causing to become limp or drooping &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00233185 04 n 02 dilution 0 diluting 0 003 @ 00232935 n 0000 ! 00241069 n 0101 ~ 00233363 n 0000 | weakening (reducing the concentration) by the addition of water or a thinner &%Decreasing+  
00233363 04 n 02 cutting 4 thinning 0 001 @ 00233185 n 0000 | the act of diluting something; "the cutting of whiskey with water"; "the thinning of paint with turpentine" &%Decreasing+  
00233535 04 n 02 increase 0 step-up 0 019 @ 00225607 n 0000 ! 00225760 n 0101 ~ 00233991 n 0000 ~ 00234220 n 0000 ~ 00234364 n 0000 ~ 00234695 n 0000 ~ 00235032 n 0000 ~ 00235112 n 0000 ~ 00235235 n 0000 ~ 00235973 n 0000 ~ 00236177 n 0000 ~ 00236516 n 0000 ~ 00238469 n 0000 ~ 00239058 n 0000 ~ 00239677 n 0000 ~ 00240204 n 0000 ~ 00240588 n 0000 ~ 00240731 n 0000 ~ 00277532 n 0000 | the act of increasing something; "he gave me an increase in salary" &%Increasing= 
00233991 04 n 01 addition 2 003 @ 00233535 n 0000 ! 00232015 n 0101 ~ 00234884 n 0000 | the act of adding one thing to another; "the addition of flowers created a pleasing effect"; "the addition of a leap day every four years" &%Putting+  
00234220 04 n 02 advance 1 rise 1 001 @ 00233535 n 0000 | increase in price or value: "the news caused a general advance on the stock market" &%Increasing+  
00234364 04 n 01 appreciation 1 002 @ 00233535 n 0000 ! 00234534 n 0101 | an increase in price or value over time; "an appreciation of 30% in the value of real estate" &%Increasing+  
00234534 04 n 01 depreciation 0 002 @ 00225760 n 0000 ! 00234364 n 0101 | a decrease in price or value over time; "depreciation of the dollar against the yen" &%Decreasing+  
00234695 04 n 02 surge 0 upsurge 0 001 @ 00233535 n 0000 | a sudden or abrupt strong increase: "stimulated a surge of speculation"; "an upsurge of emotion"; "an upsurge in violent crime" &%Increasing+  
00234884 04 n 02 fluoridation 0 fluoridization 0 001 @ 00233991 n 0000 | the addition of a fluoride to the water supply (to prevent dental decay) &%Putting+  
00235032 04 n 01 augmentation 0 001 @ 00233535 n 0000 | the act of augmenting &%Increasing=  
00235112 04 n 01 amplification 1 001 @ 00233535 n 0000 | (electricity) the act of increasing voltage or power or current &%Increasing+  
00235235 04 n 02 expansion 0 enlargement 0 007 @ 00233535 n 0000 ~ 00235473 n 0000 ~ 00235741 n 0000 ~ 00235855 n 0000 ~ 00236300 n 0000 ~ 00236409 n 0000 ~ 00236696 n 0000 | the act of increasing in size or volume or quantity or scope &%Increasing+  
00235473 04 n 02 dilation 0 dilatation 0 002 @ 00235235 n 0000 ~ 00235631 n 0000 | the act of expanding an aperture; "the dilation of the pupil of the eye" &%Increasing+  
00235631 04 n 01 vasodilation 0 001 @ 00235473 n 0000 | dilation of blood vessels (especially the arteries) &%Increasing+ &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00235741 04 n 02 distention 0 distension 0 001 @ 00235235 n 0000 | the act of expanding by pressure from within &%Increasing+  
00235855 04 n 01 stretching 2 002 @ 00235235 n 0000 ~ 00237596 n 0000 | act of expanding by lengthening or widening &%Increasing+  
00235973 04 n 01 escalation 0 001 @ 00233535 n 0000 | an increase to counteract a perceived discrepancy; "higher wages caused an escalation of prices" or "there was a gradual escalation of hostilities" &%Increasing+  
00236177 04 n 02 maximization 0 maximisation 0 002 @ 00233535 n 0000 ! 00228920 n 0101 | the act of maximizing something &%Increasing+  
00236300 04 n 01 inflation 0 002 @ 00235235 n 0000 ! 00232584 n 0101 | a act of filling something with air &%Putting+  
00236409 04 n 01 magnification 0 001 @ 00235235 n 0000 | the act of expanding something in apparent size &%Increasing+  
00236516 04 n 01 exaggeration 0 001 @ 00233535 n 0000 | the act of making something more noticeable than usual; "the dance involved a deliberate exaggeration of his awkwardness" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00236696 04 n 01 extension 2 003 @ 00235235 n 0000 ~ 00236886 n 0000 ~ 00238268 n 0000 | act of expanding in scope; making more widely available: "extension of the program to all in need" &%Putting+  
00236886 04 n 02 spread 0 spreading 0 004 @ 00236696 n 0000 ~ 00237068 n 0000 ~ 00237382 n 0000 ~ 00803947 n 0000 | act of extending over a wider scope or expanse of space or time &%Putting+  
00237068 04 n 03 dispersion 0 dispersal 0 dissemination 0 002 @ 00236886 n 0000 ~ 00237202 n 0000 | the act of dispersing something &%Putting+  
00237202 04 n 02 crop-dusting 0 spraying 3 001 @ 00237068 n 0000 | the dispersion of fungicides or insecticides or fertilizer on growing crops (often from a low-flying aircraft) &%Putting+  
00237382 04 n 03 scatter 0 scattering 0 strewing 0 001 @ 00236886 n 0000 | the act of scattering &%Putting+  
00237481 04 n 01 contracture 0 001 @ 00237830 n 0000 | an abnormal and usually permanent contraction of a muscle &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00237596 04 n 01 extension 1 003 @ 00235855 n 0000 ! 00237830 n 0101 ~ 00237740 n 0000 | act of stretching or straightening out a flexed limb &%OrganismProcess+  
00237740 04 n 01 hyperextension 0 001 @ 00237596 n 0000 | greater than normal extension &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00237830 04 n 01 contraction 1 004 @ 00230622 n 0000 ! 00237596 n 0101 ~ 00237481 n 0000 ~ 00238038 n 0000 | (physiology) a shortening or tensing of a part or organ (especially of a muscle or muscle fiber) &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00238038 04 n 01 uterine_contraction 0 002 @ 00237830 n 0000 #p 10118684 n 0000 | a rhythmic tightening in labor of the upper uterine musculature that contracts the size of the uterus and pushes the fetus toward the birth canal &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00238268 04 n 01 stretch 2 001 @ 00236696 n 0000 | extension to or beyond the ordinary limit; "running at full stretch"; "by no stretch of the imagination"; "beyond any stretch of his understanding" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00238469 04 n 02 expansion 1 expanding_upon 0 004 @ 00233535 n 0000 ~ 00238624 n 0000 ~ 00238852 n 0000 ~ 00238945 n 0000 | adding information or detail &%Increasing+  
00238624 04 n 02 amplification 2 elaboration 1 001 @ 00238469 n 0000 | addition of extra material or illustration or clarifying detail: "a few remarks added in amplification and defense"; "an elaboration of the idea followed" &%Increasing+  
00238852 04 n 02 annotation 0 annotating 0 001 @ 00238469 n 0000 | the act of adding notes &%Putting+  
00238945 04 n 03 supplementation 0 subjunction 0 subjoining 0 001 @ 00238469 n 0000 | the act of supplementing &%Putting+  
00239058 04 n 03 accumulation 0 accrual 0 accruement 0 002 @ 00233535 n 0000 ~ 00239181 n 0000 | the act of accumulating &%Increasing+  
00239181 04 n 01 buildup 0 002 @ 00239058 n 0000 ~ 00239291 n 0000 | the act of building up an accumulation &%Increasing+  
00239291 04 n 02 deposit 0 deposition 1 002 @ 00239181 n 0000 ~ 00239397 n 0000 | the act of depositing &%Putting+ &%Keeping+  
00239397 04 n 05 repositing 0 reposition 0 store 0 storing 0 warehousing 0 002 @ 00239291 n 0000 ~ 00239542 n 0000 | depositing in a warehouse &%Putting+ &%Keeping+ 
00239542 04 n 01 stockpiling 0 001 @ 00239397 n 0000 | accumulating and storing a reserve supply: "the stockpiling of war materials" &%Putting+ &%Keeping+  
00239677 04 n 01 inclusion 0 004 @ 00233535 n 0000 ~ 00239807 n 0000 ~ 00240011 n 0000 ~ 00240115 n 0000 | the act of including &%Putting+  
00239807 04 n 01 incorporation 0 002 @ 00239677 n 0000 ~ 00239911 n 0000 | including by incorporation &%Putting+  
00239911 04 n 02 annexation 0 appropriation 1 001 @ 00239807 n 0000 | incorporation by annexation &%Getting+  
00240011 04 n 02 comprehension 1 comprising 0 001 @ 00239677 n 0000 | the act of comprising something &%part=  
00240115 04 n 01 containment 1 001 @ 00239677 n 0000 | the act of containing something &%partiallyFills=  
00240204 04 n 03 aggrandizement 0 aggrandisement 0 elevation 1 002 @ 00233535 n 0000 ~ 00240387 n 0000 | the act of increasing the wealth or prestige or power or scope of something &%Increasing+  
00240387 04 n 03 self-aggrandizement 0 self-aggrandisement 0 ego_trip 0 001 @ 00240204 n 0000 | an act undertaken to increase your own power and influence or to draw attention to your own importance &%Increasing+ &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00240588 04 n 01 strengthening 0 003 @ 00233535 n 0000 ! 00232935 n 0101 ~ 00241069 n 0000 | the act of increasing the strength of something &%Increasing+  
00240731 04 n 01 intensification 0 003 @ 00233535 n 0000 ~ 00240869 n 0000 ~ 00241499 n 0000 | action that makes something more intense &%Increasing+  
00240869 04 n 02 aggravation 1 exacerbation 1 001 @ 00240731 n 0000 | action that makes a problem or a disease (or its symptoms) worse; "the aggravation of her condition resulted from lack of care" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00241069 04 n 01 concentration 1 003 @ 00240588 n 0000 ! 00233185 n 0101 ~ 00241258 n 0000 | strengthening the concentration (as of a solute in a mixture) by removing extraneous material &%Increasing+  
00241258 04 n 01 pervaporation 0 001 @ 00241069 n 0000 | the concentration of a colloidal solution whose colloid will not pass through a semipermeable membrane; solution is placed in a bag of the membrane and the solvent is evaporated off &%Increasing+  
00241499 04 n 03 focalization 1 focalisation 1 focusing 0 002 @ 00240731 n 0000 ~ 00241632 n 0000 | the act of bringing into focus &%Putting+  
00241632 04 n 01 refocusing 0 001 @ 00241499 n 0000 | focusing again &%Putting+  
00241703 04 n 01 change_of_integrity 0 012 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00094409 n 0000 ~ 00242022 n 0000 ~ 00242644 n 0000 ~ 00243251 n 0000 ~ 00243962 n 0000 ~ 00246048 n 0000 ~ 00246210 n 0000 ~ 00255421 n 0000 ~ 00258215 n 0000 ~ 00258419 n 0000 ~ 00258668 n 0000 | the act of changing the unity or wholeness of something &%Process+  
00242022 04 n 03 breakage 0 break 0 breaking 0 005 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00242229 n 0000 ~ 00242321 n 0000 ~ 00242436 n 0000 ~ 00242539 n 0000 | the act of breaking something; "the breakage was unavoidable" &%Separating+  
00242229 04 n 01 rupture 0 001 @ 00242022 n 0000 | the act of making a sudden noisy break &%Separating+  
00242321 04 n 02 smashing 0 shattering 0 001 @ 00242022 n 0000 | the act of breaking something into small pieces &%Separating+  
00242436 04 n 03 fracture 0 crack 0 cracking 0 001 @ 00242022 n 0000 | the act of cracking something &%Separating+  
00242539 04 n 03 chip 0 chipping 0 splintering 0 001 @ 00242022 n 0000 | the act of chipping something &%Removing+  
00242644 04 n 02 explosion 0 burst 0 003 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00242904 n 0000 ~ 00243107 n 0000 | the act of exploding or bursting something; "the explosion of the firecrackers awoke the children"; "the burst of an atom bomb creates enormous radiation aloft" &%Separating+ 
00242904 04 n 01 detonation 0 002 @ 00242644 n 0000 ~ 00243013 n 0000 | the act of detonating an explosion &%Separating+ 
00243013 04 n 01 percussion 0 001 @ 00242904 n 0000 | the act of exploding a percussion cap &%Separating+  
00243107 04 n 01 fulmination 1 001 @ 00242644 n 0000 | the act of exploding with noise and violence; "his fulminations frightened the horses" &%RadiatingSound+  
00243251 04 n 02 burning 0 combustion 0 004 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00243460 n 0000 ~ 00243625 n 0000 ~ 00243737 n 0000 | the act of burning something; "the burning of leaves was prohibited by a town ordinance" &%RadiatingLight+  
00243460 04 n 03 arson 0 incendiarism 0 fire-raising 0 001 @ 00243251 n 0000 | malicious burning to destroy property; "the British term for arson is fire-raising" &%RadiatingLight+  
00243625 04 n 04 ignition 0 firing 0 lighting 0 kindling 0 001 @ 00243251 n 0000 | the act of starting a fire &%RadiatingLight+  
00243737 04 n 01 incineration 0 002 @ 00243251 n 0000 ~ 00243875 n 0000 | the act of burning something completely; reducing it to ashes &%Destruction+ &%RadiatingLight+  
00243875 04 n 01 cremation 0 001 @ 00243737 n 0000 | the incineration of a dead body &%Destruction+ &%RadiatingLight+  
00243962 04 n 03 combination 0 combining 0 compounding 0 008 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00244199 n 0000 ~ 00244416 n 0000 ~ 00244573 n 0000 ~ 00244665 n 0000 ~ 00245025 n 0000 ~ 00245212 n 0000 ~ 00803600 n 0000 | the act of combining things &%Combining= 
00244199 04 n 01 attachment 1 002 @ 00243962 n 0000 ~ 00244304 n 0000 | the act of attaching something &%Attaching=  
00244304 04 n 02 graft 0 grafting 0 001 @ 00244199 n 0000 | the act of grafting something onto something else &%Attaching+  
00244416 04 n 05 mix 0 commixture 0 admixture 0 mixture 0 mixing 0 001 @ 00243962 n 0000 | the act of mixing; "paste made by a mixture of flour and water" &%Combining+ 
00244573 04 n 01 fusion 0 001 @ 00243962 n 0000 | the act of fusing (or melting) together &%Combining+  
00244665 04 n 02 blend 0 blending 1 003 @ 00243962 n 0000 ~ 00244814 n 0000 ~ 00244924 n 0000 | the act of blending components together thoroughly &%Combining+  
00244814 04 n 03 confluence 1 conflux 0 merging 1 001 @ 00244665 n 0000 | a flowing together (as of rivers) &%Combining+  
00244924 04 n 02 homogenization 0 homogenisation 0 001 @ 00244665 n 0000 | the act of homogenizing &%Combining+  
00245025 04 n 02 interspersion 0 interspersal 0 001 @ 00243962 n 0000 | the act of combining one thing at intervals among other things; "the interspersion of illustrations in the text" &%Putting+  
00245212 04 n 03 union 0 unification 0 uniting 0 004 @ 00243962 n 0000 ~ 00245479 n 0000 ~ 00245609 n 0000 ~ 00245729 n 0000 | making or becoming a single unit; "the union of opposing factions"; "he looked forward to the unification of his family for the holidays" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00245479 04 n 02 coalescence 0 coalescency 0 001 @ 00245212 n 0000 | the union of diverse things into one body or form or group &%Combining+  
00245609 04 n 02 reunion 0 reunification 0 002 @ 00245212 n 0000 ~ 00245939 n 0000 | the act of coming together again &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00245729 04 n 01 umbrella 1 001 @ 00245212 n 0000 | having the function of uniting a group of similar things; "the Democratic Party is an umbrella for many liberal groups"; "under the umbrella of capitalism" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00245939 04 n 01 homecoming 2 001 @ 00245609 n 0000 | an annual school or university reunion for graduates &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00246048 04 n 01 opening 2 002 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00248688 n 0000 | becoming open or being made open; "the opening of his arms was the sign I was waiting for" &%Transfer+  
00246210 04 n 01 separation 1 012 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00246736 n 0000 ~ 00246853 n 0000 ~ 00246948 n 0000 ~ 00247314 n 0000 ~ 00247408 n 0000 ~ 00247514 n 0000 ~ 00250780 n 0000 ~ 00250906 n 0000 ~ 00251311 n 0000 ~ 00255068 n 0000 ~ 00648214 n 0000 | the act of dividing or disconnecting &%Separating=  
00246501 04 n 04 break 1 interruption 0 disruption 2 gap 0 004 @ 00689955 n 0000 ~ 00691229 n 0000 ~ 00691454 n 0000 ~ 00691561 n 0000 | an act of delaying or interrupting the continuity; "it was presented without commercial breaks" &%Separating+  
00246736 04 n 01 avulsion 0 001 @ 00246210 n 0000 | a forcible tearing or separation of one body part from another &%Separating+  
00246853 04 n 01 dissociation 0 001 @ 00246210 n 0000 | the act of removing from association &%Declaring+  
00246948 04 n 02 secession 0 withdrawal 1 002 @ 00246210 n 0000 ~ 00247097 n 0000 | formal withdrawal or separation from an alliance or federation &%Declaring+  
00247097 04 n 02 breakaway 0 breaking_away 1 001 @ 00246948 n 0000 | the act of breaking away or withdrawing from: "there was a breakaway by the discontented members"; "a breaking away from family and neighborhood" &%Declaring+  
00247314 04 n 01 disunion 0 001 @ 00246210 n 0000 | the termination or destruction of union &%Detaching+  
00247408 04 n 02 disconnection 0 disjunction 0 001 @ 00246210 n 0000 | the act of breaking a connection &%Removing+  
00247514 04 n 01 division 0 013 @ 00246210 n 0000 ~ 00247828 n 0000 ~ 00247913 n 0000 ~ 00248000 n 0000 ~ 00248167 n 0000 ~ 00249108 n 0000 ~ 00249236 n 0000 ~ 00249795 n 0000 ~ 00249932 n 0000 ~ 00250078 n 0000 ~ 00250509 n 0000 ~ 00250627 n 0000 ~ 00312507 n 0000 | the act or process of dividing or splitting &%Separating+  
00247828 04 n 01 bisection 0 001 @ 00247514 n 0000 | dividing into two equal parts &%Separating+  
00247913 04 n 01 quartering 0 001 @ 00247514 n 0000 | dividing into four equal parts &%Separating+  
00248000 04 n 02 schism 0 split 0 001 @ 00247514 n 0000 | division of a group into opposing factions; "another schism like that and they will wind up in bankruptcy" &%SocialInteraction+  
00248167 04 n 02 cut 1 cutting 1 005 @ 00247514 n 0000 ~ 00231128 n 0000 ~ 00248412 n 0000 ~ 00248506 n 0000 ~ 00248604 n 0000 | the act of cutting something into parts; "his cuts were skillful"; "his cutting of the cake made a terrible mess" &%Cutting+  
00248412 04 n 01 dissection 1 001 @ 00248167 n 0000 | cutting so as to separate into pieces &%Cutting+ 
00248506 04 n 01 scission 0 001 @ 00248167 n 0000 | the act of dividing by cutting or splitting &%Cutting+ 
00248604 04 n 01 slicing 0 001 @ 00248167 n 0000 | the act of cutting into slices &%Cutting+  
00248688 04 n 02 cut 2 cutting 2 004 @ 00246048 n 0000 ~ 00248910 n 0000 ~ 00248988 n 0000 ~ 00439010 n 0000 | the act of penetrating or opening open with a sharp edge; "his cut in the lining revealed the hidden jewels" &%Cutting+  
00248910 04 n 03 notch 0 nick 0 snick 0 001 @ 00248688 n 0000 | a small cut &%Cutting+  
00248988 04 n 03 slash 0 gash 2 slashing 0 001 @ 00248688 n 0000 | a strong sweeping cut made with a sharp instrument &%Cutting+  
00249108 04 n 03 atomization 0 atomisation 0 fragmentation 0 001 @ 00247514 n 0000 | separating something into fine particles &%Separating+  
00249236 04 n 04 branching 0 ramification 0 fork 0 forking 0 005 @ 00247514 n 0000 ~ 00249446 n 0000 ~ 00249531 n 0000 ~ 00249619 n 0000 ~ 00249703 n 0000 | the act of branching out or dividing into branches &%Separating+  
00249446 04 n 01 bifurcation 0 001 @ 00249236 n 0000 | splitting into two branches &%Separating+ 
00249531 04 n 01 trifurcation 0 001 @ 00249236 n 0000 | splitting into three branches &%Separating+  
00249619 04 n 01 divarication 0 001 @ 00249236 n 0000 | branching at a wide angle &%Separating+  
00249703 04 n 01 fibrillation 1 001 @ 00249236 n 0000 | act or process of forming fibrils &%Separating+  
00249795 04 n 02 dichotomization 0 dichotomisation 0 001 @ 00247514 n 0000 | the act of dividing into two sharply different categories &%Separating+  
00249932 04 n 02 quantization 0 quantisation 0 001 @ 00247514 n 0000 | the act of dividing into quanta or expressing in terms of quantum theory &%Separating+  
00250078 04 n 01 fractionation 0 001 @ 00247514 n 0000 | separation into portions &%Separating+  
00250162 04 n 01 punctuation 0 003 @ 00653260 n 0000 #m 04788790 n 0000 ~ 00250391 n 0000 | the use of certain marks to clarify meaning of written material by grouping words grammatically into sentences and clauses and phrases &%ContentDevelopment+  
00250391 04 n 01 hyphenation 0 002 @ 00250162 n 0000 #m 04788790 n 0000 | connecting syllables and words by hyphens &%ContentDevelopment+  
00250509 04 n 02 syllabication 0 syllabification 0 001 @ 00247514 n 0000 | forming or dividing words into syllables &%ContentDevelopment+  
00250627 04 n 02 word_division 0 hyphenation 2 002 @ 00247514 n 0000 #p 04788790 n 0000 | division of a word especially at the end of a line on a page &%ContentDevelopment+  
00250780 04 n 02 detachment 0 disengagement 2 001 @ 00246210 n 0000 | the act of releasing from an attachment or connection &%Detaching=  
00250906 04 n 01 tear 0 003 @ 00246210 n 0000 ~ 00251077 n 0000 ~ 00251155 n 0000 | the act of tearing; "he took the manuscript in both hands and gave it a mighty tear" &%Separating+  
00251077 04 n 01 laceration 0 001 @ 00250906 n 0000 | the act of lacerating &%Separating+  
00251155 04 n 03 rent 2 rip 0 split 1 001 @ 00250906 n 0000 | the act of rending or ripping or splitting something; "he gave the envelope a vigorous rip" &%Separating+  
00251311 04 n 02 removal 0 remotion 0 014 @ 00246210 n 0000 ~ 00164474 n 0000 ~ 00178251 n 0000 ~ 00252144 n 0000 ~ 00253111 n 0000 ~ 00253227 n 0000 ~ 00253361 n 0000 ~ 00253494 n 0000 ~ 00253715 n 0000 ~ 00253953 n 0000 ~ 00254500 n 0000 ~ 00435179 n 0000 ~ 00819570 n 0000 ~ 00819827 n 0000 | the act of removing; "he had surgery for the removal of a malignancy" &%Removing=  
00251679 04 n 02 drawing 2 drawing_off 0 003 @ 00687245 n 0000 ~ 00251903 n 0000 ~ 00252017 n 0000 | act of getting or draining something such as electricity or a liquid from a source: "the drawing of water from the well" &%Removing+  
00251903 04 n 01 derivation 1 001 @ 00251679 n 0000 | drawing off water from its main channel as for irrigation &%Removing+  
00252017 04 n 01 derivation 2 001 @ 00251679 n 0000 | drawing of fluid or inflammation away from a diseased part of the body &%Removing+  
00252144 04 n 02 abstraction 0 extraction 0 001 @ 00251311 n 0000 | the act of extracting something &%Removing+  
00252246 04 n 01 threshing 0 001 @ 00815560 n 0000 | the separation of grain or seeds from the husks and straw; "they used to do the threshing by hand but now there are machines to do it" &%Removing+  
00252436 04 n 04 ablation 0 extirpation 0 cutting_out 0 excision 0 031 @ 00436664 n 0000 ~ 00433247 n 0000 ~ 00433384 n 0000 ~ 00433509 n 0000 ~ 00435386 n 0000 ~ 00437574 n 0000 ~ 00438600 n 0000 ~ 00439945 n 0000 ~ 00440276 n 0000 ~ 00440420 n 0000 ~ 00440652 n 0000 ~ 00440963 n 0000 ~ 00441462 n 0000 ~ 00442122 n 0000 ~ 00442221 n 0000 ~ 00442324 n 0000 ~ 00442410 n 0000 ~ 00442509 n 0000 ~ 00442621 n 0000 ~ 00442735 n 0000 ~ 00442852 n 0000 ~ 00442965 n 0000 ~ 00443072 n 0000 ~ 00443222 n 0000 ~ 00443310 n 0000 ~ 00443417 n 0000 ~ 00443551 n 0000 ~ 00443673 n 0000 ~ 00443770 n 0000 ~ 00459344 n 0000 ~ 00459507 n 0000 | surgical removal of a body part or tissue &%Removing+ &%Surgery+  
00253111 04 n 02 dislodgment 0 dislodgement 0 001 @ 00251311 n 0000 | forced removal from a position of advantage &%Removing+  
00253227 04 n 02 elimination 2 riddance 1 002 @ 00251311 n 0000 ~ 00785705 n 0000 | the act of removing or getting rid of something &%Removing+  
00253361 04 n 01 elimination 3 001 @ 00251311 n 0000 | the act of removing an unknown mathematical quantity by combining equations &%Removing+  
00253494 04 n 02 abscission 0 cutting_off 2 002 @ 00251311 n 0000 ~ 00253615 n 0000 | the act of cutting something off &%Removing+  
00253615 04 n 01 circumcision 0 001 @ 00253494 n 0000 | surgical removal of the foreskin of males &%Removing+ &%Surgery+  
00253715 04 n 03 emptying 0 voidance 0 evacuation 0 002 @ 00251311 n 0000 ~ 00253857 n 0000 | the act of removing the contents of something &%Removing+  
00253857 04 n 02 drain 0 drainage 0 001 @ 00253715 n 0000 | emptying accomplished by draining &%Removing+  
00253953 04 n 01 withdrawal 3 003 @ 00251311 n 0000 ~ 00254090 n 0000 ~ 00254385 n 0000 | the act of taking out money or other capital &%Removing+  
00254090 04 n 01 bank_withdrawal 0 002 @ 00253953 n 0000 ~ 00254221 n 0000 | the withdrawal of money from your account at a bank &%Removing+  
00254221 04 n 01 bank_run 0 001 @ 00254090 n 0000 | the concerted action of depositors who try to withdraw their money from a bank because the think it will fail &%Removing+  
00254385 04 n 01 disinvestment 0 001 @ 00253953 n 0000 | the withdrawal of capital from a country or corporation &%Removing+  
00254500 04 n 01 deletion 0 004 @ 00251311 n 0000 ~ 00254657 n 0000 ~ 00254803 n 0000 ~ 00254947 n 0000 | the act of deleting something written or printed &%Removing+  
00254657 04 n 03 bowdlerization 0 bowdlerisation 0 expurgation 0 001 @ 00254500 n 0000 | the deletion of all passages considered to be indecent &%Removing+  
00254803 04 n 02 censoring 0 censorship 0 001 @ 00254500 n 0000 | deleting parts of publications or correspondence or theatrical performances &%Removing+  
00254947 04 n 03 expunction 0 expunging 0 erasure 0 001 @ 00254500 n 0000 | deletion by an act of expunging or erasing &%Removing+  
00255068 04 n 06 division 2 partition 0 partitioning 0 segmentation 0 subdivision 0 sectionalization 0 003 @ 00246210 n 0000 ~ 00255302 n 0000 ~ 00595573 n 0000 | separation by the creation of a boundary that divides or keeps apart &%Separating+  
00255302 04 n 01 septation 0 001 @ 00255068 n 0000 | the division or partitioning of a cavity into parts by a septum &%Separating+  
00255421 04 n 02 transformation 0 translation 2 006 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00255684 n 0000 ~ 00255854 n 0000 ~ 00256035 n 0000 ~ 00256146 n 0000 ~ 00257880 n 0000 | the act of transforming; "a photograph is a translation of a scene onto a two-dimensional surface" &%Process=  
00255684 04 n 01 permutation 0 001 @ 00255421 n 0000 | complete change in character or condition: "the permutations...taking place in the physical world"- Henry Miller &%Process+  
00255854 04 n 02 revision 0 alteration 0 003 @ 00255421 n 0000 ~ 00131327 n 0000 ~ 00258024 n 0000 | the act of transforming; "it would require a drastic revision of his opinion" &%Process+  
00256035 04 n 01 transfiguration 0 001 @ 00255421 n 0000 | the act of transforming so as to exalt or glorify &%Process+ &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00256146 04 n 01 transmogrification 0 001 @ 00255421 n 0000 | changing into a different form or appearance especially a fantastic or grotesque one: "transmogrification into a porcupine" &%Process+ &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00256334 04 n 01 conversion 0 004 @ 00125689 n 0000 ~ 00256511 n 0000 ~ 00531051 n 0000 ~ 00812703 n 0000 | the act of changing from one use or function or purpose to another &%Process+  
00256511 04 n 01 afforestation 0 001 @ 00256334 n 0000 | the conversion of bare or cultivated land into forest (originally for the purpose of hunting) &%Process+  
00256664 04 n 02 reforestation 0 re-afforestation 0 001 @ 00172893 n 0000 | the restoration (replanting) of a forest that had been reduced by fire or cutting &%Process+  
00256824 04 n 01 rehabilitation 1 004 @ 00172698 n 0000 ~ 00256994 n 0000 ~ 00257138 n 0000 ~ 00257337 n 0000 | the restoration of someone to a useful place in society &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00256994 04 n 01 correctional_rehabilitation 0 001 @ 00256824 n 0000 | providing penal custody or probation or parole for convicted offenders &%PoliticalProcess+  
00257138 04 n 03 physical_rehabilitation 0 physical_restoration 0 therapeutic_rehabilitation 0 001 @ 00256824 n 0000 | providing help for disabled persons; the removal or reduction of disabilities &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00257337 04 n 01 vocational_rehabilitation 0 001 @ 00256824 n 0000 | providing training in a specific trade with the aim of gaining employment &%EducationalProcess+  
00257482 04 n 01 reinstatement 0 001 @ 00172698 n 0000 | the act of restoring someone to a previous position; "we insisted on the reinstatement of the colonel" &%Putting+  
00257644 04 n 01 rejuvenation 0 002 @ 00172698 n 0000 ~ 00257770 n 0000 | the act of restoring to a more youthful condition &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00257770 04 n 01 refreshment 0 001 @ 00257644 n 0000 | act of refreshing or renewing strength or liveliness &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00257880 04 n 01 metamorphosis 1 001 @ 00255421 n 0000 | a complete change of physical form or substance especially as by magic or witchcraft &%Process+  
00258024 04 n 01 metamorphosis 2 001 @ 00255854 n 0000 | a striking change in appearance or character or circumstances: "the metamorphosis of the old house into something new and exciting" &%Process+  
00258215 04 n 01 filling 0 003 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00258331 n 0000 ~ 00817192 n 0000 | a act of filling something &%Putting+  
00258331 04 n 01 saturation 0 001 @ 00258215 n 0000 | the act of saturating something &%Putting+  
00258419 04 n 01 hardening 0 002 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00258563 n 0000 | the act of making something harder (firmer or tighter or more compact) &%Increasing+  
00258563 04 n 02 annealing 0 tempering 0 001 @ 00258419 n 0000 | hardening something by heat treatment &%Increasing+  
00258668 04 n 04 damage 0 harm 0 hurt 0 scathe 0 005 @ 00241703 n 0000 ~ 00258856 n 0000 ~ 00258970 n 0000 ~ 00259090 n 0000 ~ 00259182 n 0000 | the act of damaging something or someone &%Damaging= 
00258856 04 n 01 impairment 0 001 @ 00258668 n 0000 | damage that results in a reduction of strength or quality &%Damaging+  
00258970 04 n 02 defacement 0 disfigurement 0 001 @ 00258668 n 0000 | damaging the appearance or surface of something &%SurfaceChange+ &%Damaging+
00259090 04 n 02 wound 0 wounding 0 001 @ 00258668 n 0000 | the act of inflicting a wound &%Injuring+
00259182 04 n 01 burn 0 002 @ 00258668 n 0000 ~ 00259278 n 0000 | damage inflicted by burning &%Injuring+
00259278 04 n 01 scald 0 001 @ 00259182 n 0000 | the act of burning with steam or hot water &%Injuring+
00259372 04 n 01 updating 0 001 @ 00125689 n 0000 | the act of changing something to bring it up to date (usually by adding something); "criminal records need regular updating" &%Process+
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00259853 04 n 02 contortion 0 deformation 0 001 @ 00259551 n 0000 | the act of twisting or deforming the shape of something (e.g., oneself) &%InternalChange+
00259995 04 n 01 angulation 0 001 @ 00259551 n 0000 | the act of making angulate (having corners) &%InternalChange+
00260095 04 n 06 bend 0 bending 0 flex 0 flexion 0 flection 0 inflection 0 003 @ 00259551 n 0000 ~ 00260261 n 0000 ~ 00260458 n 0000 | the act of bending something &%ShapeChange+
00260261 04 n 01 crouch 0 001 @ 00260095 n 0000 | the act of bending low with the limbs close to the body &%BodyMotion+
00260369 04 n 01 elongation 0 001 @ 00259551 n 0000 | the act of lengthening something &%Increasing+
00260458 04 n 01 hunch 0 001 @ 00260095 n 0000 | the act of bending yourself up together &%BodyMotion+
00260549 04 n 02 involution 0 enfolding 0 001 @ 00259551 n 0000 | the act of enfolding something &%Putting+
00260648 04 n 03 invagination 0 intussusception 0 infolding 0 001 @ 00259551 n 0000 | the folding in of an outer layer so as to form a pocket in the surface &%InternalChange+
00260807 04 n 02 fold 0 folding 0 002 @ 00259551 n 0000 ~ 00260941 n 0000 | the act of folding; "he gave the napkins a double fold" &%InternalChange+
00260941 04 n 02 plication 0 pleating 0 001 @ 00260807 n 0000 | folding in parallel folds &%InternalChange+
00261033 04 n 01 indentation 0 001 @ 00259551 n 0000 | the act of indenting &%InternalChange+
00261111 04 n 04 protrusion 0 projection 2 jut 0 jutting 0 001 @ 00259551 n 0000 | the act of projecting out from something &%ShapeAttribute+
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00261356 04 n 01 narrowing 0 002 @ 00259551 n 0000 ! 00261237 n 0101 | the act of making something narrower &%Decreasing+
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00262819 04 n 01 domesticity 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | domestic activities or life: "making a hobby of domesticity" &%IntentionalProcess+
00262937 04 n 01 operation 3 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | a planned activity involving many people performing various actions: "the biggest police operation in French history"; "running a restaurant is quite an operation"; "consolidate the companies various operations" &%IntentionalProcess+
00263204 04 n 02 practice 0 pattern 0 023 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00263951 n 0000 ~ 00264082 n 0000 ~ 00264233 n 0000 ~ 00264397 n 0000 ~ 00264521 n 0000 ~ 00264645 n 0000 ~ 00264755 n 0000 ~ 00264860 n 0000 ~ 00264967 n 0000 ~ 00265102 n 0000 ~ 00266254 n 0000 ~ 00266480 n 0000 ~ 00266587 n 0000 ~ 00266669 n 0000 ~ 00267939 n 0000 ~ 00268030 n 0000 ~ 00268534 n 0000 ~ 00665650 n 0000 ~ 00665779 n 0000 ~ 00665928 n 0000 ~ 00666314 n 0000 ~ 00666456 n 0000 | a customary way of operation or behavior; "it is their practice to give annual raises"; "they changed their dietary pattern" &%IntentionalProcess+
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00263951 04 n 01 biologism 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | use of biological principles in explaining human especially social behavior &%Reasoning+
00264082 04 n 01 cooperation 2 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice of cooperating: "economic cooperation"; "they agreed on a policy of cooperation" &%Cooperation=
00264233 04 n 01 featherbedding 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice (usually by a labor union) of requiring an employer to hire more workers than are required &%OrganizationalProcess+
00264397 04 n 01 formalism 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice of scrupulous adherence to prescribed or external forms &%SocialInteraction+
00264521 04 n 01 one-upmanship 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice of keeping one jump ahead of a friend or competitor &%Contest+
00264645 04 n 01 symbolism 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice of investing things with symbolic meaning &%SocialInteraction+
00264755 04 n 01 modernism 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | practices typical of contemporary life or thought &%SocialInteraction+
00264860 04 n 01 cannibalism 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice of eating the flesh of your own kind &%Eating+
00264967 04 n 01 careerism 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice of advancing your career at the expense of your personal integrity &%Contest+
00265102 04 n 02 custom 0 usage 1 008 @ 00263204 n 0000 ~ 00265306 n 0000 ~ 00265415 n 0000 ~ 00265536 n 0000 ~ 00265645 n 0000 ~ 00265812 n 0000 ~ 00265920 n 0000 ~ 00663366 n 0000 | accepted practice &%SocialInteraction+
00265306 04 n 01 Americanism 0 001 @ 00265102 n 0000 | a custom that is peculiar to the US or its citizens &%SocialInteraction+
00265415 04 n 02 Anglicism 0 Britishism 0 001 @ 00265102 n 0000 | a custom that is peculiar to England or its citizens &%SocialInteraction+
00265536 04 n 01 consuetude 0 001 @ 00265102 n 0000 | a custom or usage that has acquired the force of law &%NormativeAttribute+
00265645 04 n 01 couvade 0 001 @ 00265102 n 0000 | a custom among some peoples whereby the husband of a pregnant wife is put to bed at the time of bearing the child &%SocialInteraction+
00265812 04 n 01 Germanism 0 001 @ 00265102 n 0000 | a custom that is peculiar to Germany or its citizens &%SocialInteraction+
00265920 04 n 03 habit 2 use 1 wont 0 004 @ 00265102 n 0000 ~ 00266181 n 0000 ~ 10399711 n 0000 ~ 10401605 n 0000 | a pattern of behavior acquired through frequent repetition; "she had a habit twirling the ends of her hair"; "long use had hardened him to it" &%IntentionalProcess+
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00266254 04 n 01 habitude 0 002 @ 00263204 n 0000 ~ 00266352 n 0000 | habitual mode of behavior &%IntentionalProcess+
00266352 04 n 02 round 1 daily_round 0 001 @ 00266254 n 0000 | the usual activities in your day; "the doctor made his rounds" &%IntentionalProcess+
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00266587 04 n 01 slavery 1 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice of slaveholding &%possesses+
00266669 04 n 01 peonage 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice of making a debtor work for his creditor until the debt is discharged &%FinancialTransaction+
00266805 04 n 03 way 0 path 0 way_of_life 0 006 @ 00022737 n 0000 ~ 00267117 n 0000 ~ 00267230 n 0000 ~ 00267317 n 0000 ~ 00267490 n 0000 ~ 00267671 n 0000 | a course of conduct; "the path of virtue"; "we went our separate ways"; "our paths in life led us apart"; "genius usually follows a revolutionary path" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00267117 04 n 01 free-living 0 001 @ 00266805 n 0000 | a way of life given to easy indulgence of the appetites &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00267230 04 n 01 primrose_path 0 001 @ 00266805 n 0000 | a life of ease and pleasure &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00267317 04 n 01 straight_and_narrow 0 001 @ 00266805 n 0000 | the way of proper and honest behavior; "he taught his children to keep strictly to the straight and narrow" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00267490 04 n 01 vanity_fair 0 001 @ 00266805 n 0000 | a vain and frivolous way of life especially in large cities (after a fair held in the town of Vanity in Pilgrim's Progress) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00267671 04 n 01 warpath 0 001 @ 00266805 n 0000 | a course leading to warfare or battle &%Contest+  
00267762 04 n 02 line_of_least_resistance 0 path_of_least_resistance 0 001 @ 00266480 n 0000 | the easiest way; "In marrying him she simply took the path of least resistance" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00267939 04 n 01 unwritten_law 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | law based on customary behavior &%Obligation+  
00268030 04 n 01 lynch_law 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice of punishing people by hanging without due process of law &%NormativeAttribute+  
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00268460 04 n 02 hug 0 clinch 1 001 @ 00268156 n 0000 | a tight embrace &%BodyMotion+  
00268534 04 n 01 mistreatment 0 006 @ 00263204 n 0000 ~ 00268796 n 0000 ~ 00270514 n 0000 ~ 00270946 n 0000 ~ 00271723 n 0000 ~ 00271815 n 0000 | the practice of treating (someone or something) badly; "he should be punished for his mistreatment of his mother" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00268796 04 n 04 maltreatment 0 ill-treatment 0 ill-usage 0 abuse 2 005 @ 00268534 n 0000 ~ 00268990 n 0000 ~ 00269108 n 0000 ~ 00269249 n 0000 ~ 00270022 n 0000 | cruel or inhumane treatment &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00268990 04 n 01 child_abuse 0 001 @ 00268796 n 0000 | the physical or emotional or sexual mistreatment of children &%Injuring+  
00269108 04 n 01 child_neglect 0 001 @ 00268796 n 0000 | failure of caretakers to provide adequate emotional and physical care for a child &%Injuring+  
00269249 04 n 01 persecution 0 004 @ 00268796 n 0000 ~ 00269563 n 0000 ~ 00269667 n 0000 ~ 00269778 n 0000 | the act of persecuting (especially on the basis of race or religion) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00269429 04 n 01 impalement 0 001 @ 00270022 n 0000 | the act of piercing with a sharpened stake as a form of punishment or torture &%Poking+  
00269563 04 n 02 oppression 0 subjugation 1 001 @ 00269249 n 0000 | the act of subjugating by cruelty &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00269667 04 n 01 pogrom 0 001 @ 00269249 n 0000 | organized persecution of an ethnic group (especially Jews) &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00269778 04 n 02 torture 0 torturing 0 002 @ 00269249 n 0000 ~ 00269890 n 0000 | the act of torturing someone &%Injuring+  
00269890 04 n 02 crucifixion 1 excruciation 0 001 @ 00269778 n 0000 | the infliction of extremely painful punishment or suffering &%Injuring+  
00270022 04 n 02 cruelty 0 inhuman_treatment 0 003 @ 00268796 n 0000 ~ 00269429 n 0000 ~ 00270190 n 0000 | a cruel act; a deliberate infliction of pain and suffering &%Injuring+  
00270190 04 n 02 atrocity 0 inhumanity 0 003 @ 00270022 n 0000 ~ 00270320 n 0000 ~ 00270440 n 0000 | a act of atrocious cruelty &%Injuring+  
00270320 04 n 04 brutality 0 barbarity 0 barbarism 0 savagery 0 001 @ 00270190 n 0000 | a brutal barbarous savage act &%Injuring+  
00270440 04 n 01 outrage 1 001 @ 00270190 n 0000 | a wantonly cruel act &%Injuring+  
00270514 04 n 02 harassment 0 molestation 0 006 @ 00268534 n 0000 ~ 00270731 n 0000 ~ 00270827 n 0000 ~ 00271222 n 0000 ~ 00271346 n 0000 ~ 00271472 n 0000 | tormenting by continued persistent attacks and criticism &%SocialInteraction+ 
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00270827 04 n 04 badgering 0 worrying 0 torment 0 bedevilment 0 001 @ 00270514 n 0000 | the act of harassing someone &%SocialInteraction+  
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00271094 04 n 01 exasperation 0 002 @ 00270946 n 0000 ~ 00793037 n 0000 | actions that cause great irritation (or even anger) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00271222 04 n 01 sexual_harassment 0 001 @ 00270514 n 0000 | unwelcome sexual behavior by a supervisor toward an employee &%SocialInteraction+  
00271346 04 n 02 tease 0 teasing 0 001 @ 00270514 n 0000 | the act of teasing; provoking someone with persistent annoyances &%SocialInteraction+  
00271472 04 n 01 witch-hunt 0 002 @ 00270514 n 0000 ~ 00271585 n 0000 | searching out and harassing dissenters &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00271585 04 n 01 McCarthyism 0 001 @ 00271472 n 0000 | unscrupulously accusing people of disloyalty (as by saying they were Communists) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00271723 04 n 02 disregard 1 neglect 2 001 @ 00268534 n 0000 | lack of care and attention &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00271815 04 n 04 exploitation 1 victimization 0 victimisation 0 using 0 002 @ 00268534 n 0000 ~ 00271974 n 0000 | an act that exploits or victimizes someone &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00271974 04 n 01 colonialism 0 002 @ 00271815 n 0000 ~ 00272187 n 0000 | exploitation by a stronger country of weaker one; the use of the weaker country's resources to strengthen and enrich the stronger country &%Contest+  
00272187 04 n 01 neocolonialism 0 001 @ 00271974 n 0000 | control by a powerful country of its former colonies (or other less developed countries) by economic pressures &%Contest+ 
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00272781 04 n 02 play 6 child's_play 1 004 @ 00272358 n 0000 ~ 00273030 n 0000 ~ 00273222 n 0000 ~ 00273447 n 0000 | play by children that is guided more by imagination than by fixed rules; "Freud believed in the utility of play to a small child" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00273030 04 n 01 house 0 001 @ 00272781 n 0000 | play in which children take the roles of father or mother or children and pretend to interact like adults; "the children were playing house" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00273222 04 n 01 doctor 0 001 @ 00272781 n 0000 | children take the roles of doctor or patient or nurse and pretend they are at the doctor's office; "the children explored each other's bodies by playing the game of doctor" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00273447 04 n 01 fireman 0 001 @ 00272781 n 0000 | play in which children take the roles of firemen and pretend to put out a fire &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00273579 04 n 02 pastime 0 interest 1 002 @ 00272358 n 0000 ~ 00273902 n 0000 | a subject or pursuit that occupies one's time and thoughts (usually pleasantly): "sailing is her favorite pastime"; "his main pastime is gambling"; "he counts reading among his interests"; "they criticized the boy for his limited interests" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00273902 04 n 05 avocation 0 by-line 0 hobby 0 sideline 0 spare-time_activity 0 002 @ 00273579 n 0000 ~ 00509818 n 0000 | an auxiliary activity &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00274048 04 n 02 escape 2 escapism 0 001 @ 00272358 n 0000 | an inclination to retreat from unpleasant realities through diversion or fantasy; "he escaped into romantic novels"; "his alcohol problem was a form of escapism" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00274273 04 n 03 cup_of_tea 0 bag 0 dish 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | an activity that you like or at which you are superior; "chemistry is not my cup of tea"; "his bag now is learning to play golf"; "marriage was scarcely his dish" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
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00275180 04 n 01 contact_sport 0 003 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00296274 n 0000 ~ 00299231 n 0000 | a sport that necessarily involves body contact between opposing players &%Sport+  
00275347 04 n 02 outdoor_sport 0 field_sport 0 003 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00287066 n 0000 ~ 00288131 n 0000 | a sport that is played outdoors &%Sport+  
00275488 04 n 01 gymnastics 0 002 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00275647 n 0000 | a sport that involves exercises intended to display strength and balance and agility &%Sport+  
00275647 04 n 02 acrobatics 0 tumbling 0 002 @ 00275488 n 0000 %p 00277241 n 0000 | the gymnastic moves of an acrobat &%Sport+  
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00275932 04 n 01 back_circle 0 001 @ 00277241 n 0000 | a feat in which an acrobat arches the back from a prone position and bends the knees until the toes touch the head &%BodyMotion+  
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00276193 04 n 01 cartwheel 0 001 @ 00277241 n 0000 | acrobatic revolutions with the body turned sideways and the arms and legs outstretched like the spokes of a wheel &%BodyMotion+ 
00276362 04 n 01 handstand 0 002 @ 00277241 n 0000 %p 00276514 n 0000 | the act of supporting yourself by your hands alone in an upside down position &%BodyMotion+  
00276514 04 n 01 kick_up 0 002 @ 00411620 n 0000 #p 00276362 n 0000 | raising the feet backward with the hands on the ground; a first movement in doing a handstand &%BodyMotion+  
00276680 04 n 01 handspring 0 001 @ 00277241 n 0000 | an acrobatic feat in which a person goes from a standing position to a handstand and back again &%BodyMotion+  
00276832 04 n 01 headstand 0 001 @ 00277241 n 0000 | an acrobatic feat in which a person balances on the head (usually with the help of the hands) &%BodyMotion+  
00276981 04 n 01 tumble 0 002 @ 00277241 n 0000 ~ 00277973 n 0000 | an acrobatic feat of rolling or turning end over end &%BodyMotion+  
00277104 04 n 01 split 2 001 @ 00277241 n 0000 | extending the legs at right angles to the trunks (one in front and the other in back) &%BodyMotion+  
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00277532 04 n 03 split 3 stock_split 0 split_up 0 001 @ 00233535 n 0000 | an increase in the number of outstanding shares of a corporation without changing the shareholders' equity; "they announced a two-for-one split of the common stock" &%Increasing+  
00277773 04 n 03 reverse_split 0 reverse_stock_split 0 split_down 0 001 @ 00225760 n 0000 | a decrease in the number of outstanding shares of a corporation without changing the shareholders' equity &%Decreasing+  
00277973 04 n 03 somersault 0 somersaulting 0 flip 3 002 @ 00276981 n 0000 ~ 00278165 n 0000 | an acrobatic feat in which the feet roll over the head (either forward or backward) and return &%BodyMotion+  
00278165 04 n 01 flip-flop 0 001 @ 00277973 n 0000 | a backward somersault &%BodyMotion+  
00278242 04 n 01 track_and_field 0 004 @ 00274505 n 0000 #p 05551211 n 0000 ~ 00278455 n 0000 ~ 00278616 n 0000 | participating in athletic sports performed on a running track or on the field associated with it &%Sport+  
00278455 04 n 02 track 0 running 0 002 @ 00278242 n 0000 #p 05552012 n 0000 | the act of participating in an athletic competition involving running on a track &%Sport+  
00278616 04 n 01 jumping 0 004 @ 00278242 n 0000 ~ 00076794 n 0000 ~ 00278798 n 0000 ~ 00279015 n 0000 | the act of participating in an athletic competition in which you must jump &%Sport+  
00278798 04 n 02 broad_jump 0 long_jump 0 002 @ 00278616 n 0000 %p 00303572 n 0000 | the act of participating in an athletic contest in which you try to jump as far as possible with a running jump from a fixed mark &%Sport+  
00279015 04 n 01 high_jump 0 001 @ 00278616 n 0000 | the act of participating in an athletic contest in which you try to jump as high as possible over a (horizontal) high bar &%Sport+  
00279192 04 n 01 skiing 0 004 @ 00274505 n 0000 %p 00193359 n 0000 ~ 00279349 n 0000 ~ 00279481 n 0000 | a sport in which participants must travel on skis &%Sport+  
00279349 04 n 01 cross-country_skiing 0 001 @ 00279192 n 0000 | the sport of skiing across the countryside (rather than downhill) &%Sport+  
00279481 04 n 01 ski_jumping 0 001 @ 00279192 n 0000 | the act of performing a jump of skis from a high ramp overhanging a snow covered slope &%Sport+  
00279625 04 n 01 kick_turn 0 001 @ 00224643 n 0000 | a turn made in skiing &%BodyMotion+  
00279702 04 n 01 stem_turn 0 001 @ 00224643 n 0000 | a turn made in skiing &%BodyMotion+  
00279779 04 n 02 water_sport 0 aquatics 0 004 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00279937 n 0000 ~ 00282130 n 0000 ~ 00282283 n 0000 | sports that involve bodies of water &%Sport+  
00279937 04 n 02 swimming 0 swim 0 005 @ 00279779 n 0000 ~ 00280090 n 0000 ~ 00280506 n 0000 ~ 00280586 n 0000 ~ 00281787 n 0000 | the act of swimming &%Swimming=  
00280090 04 n 01 bathe 0 001 @ 00279937 n 0000 | the act of swimming; "the Englishman said he had a good bathe" &%Swimming=  
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00280333 04 n 01 sea_bathing 0 001 @ 00280204 n 0000 | bathing in the sea or ocean &%Putting+  
00280418 04 n 01 sun_bathing 0 001 @ 00280204 n 0000 | immersing the body in sunlight &%Putting+  
00280506 04 n 02 dip 0 plunge 0 001 @ 00279937 n 0000 | a brief swim in water &%Swimming+  
00280586 04 n 02 dive 1 diving 0 007 @ 00279937 n 0000 ~ 00280782 n 0000 ~ 00280957 n 0000 ~ 00281071 n 0000 ~ 00281296 n 0000 ~ 00281494 n 0000 ~ 00281626 n 0000 | a headlong plunge into water &%BodyMotion+  
00280782 04 n 04 belly_flop 0 belly_flopper 0 belly_whop 0 belly_whopper 0 001 @ 00280586 n 0000 | a dive in which the abdomen bears the main force of impact with the water &%BodyMotion+  
00280957 04 n 01 flip 2 001 @ 00280586 n 0000 | a dive in which the diver somersaults before entering the water &%BodyMotion+  
00281071 04 n 02 gainer 0 full_gainer 0 001 @ 00280586 n 0000 | a dive in which the diver throws the feet forward to complete a full backward somersault and enters the water feet first and facing away from the diving board &%BodyMotion+  
00281296 04 n 01 half_gainer 0 001 @ 00280586 n 0000 | a dive in which the diver throws the feet forward and up to complete a half backward somersault and enters the water facing the diving board &%BodyMotion+  
00281494 04 n 01 jackknife 0 001 @ 00280586 n 0000 | a dive in which the diver bends to touch the ankles before straightening out &%BodyMotion+  
00281626 04 n 02 swan_dive 0 swallow_dive 0 001 @ 00280586 n 0000 | a dive in which the diver arches the back with arms outstretched before entering the water &%BodyMotion+  
00281787 04 n 02 skin_diving 0 skin-dive 0 003 @ 00279937 n 0000 ~ 00281939 n 0000 ~ 00282030 n 0000 | underwater swimming with a breathing apparatus &%Swimming+  
00281939 04 n 01 scuba_diving 0 001 @ 00281787 n 0000 | skin diving with scuba apparatus &%Swimming+  
00282030 04 n 02 snorkeling 0 snorkel_diving 0 001 @ 00281787 n 0000 | skin diving with a snorkel &%Swimming+  
00282130 04 n 03 surfing 0 surfboarding 0 surfriding 0 001 @ 00279779 n 0000 | the sport of riding a surfboard toward the shore on the crest of a wave &%Sport+  
00282283 04 n 01 water-skiing 0 001 @ 00279779 n 0000 | skiing on water while being towed by a motorboat &%Sport+  
00282390 04 n 02 rowing 0 row 0 004 @ 00274505 n 0000 %p 00221212 n 0000 ~ 00282532 n 0000 ~ 00282688 n 0000 | the act of rowing as a sport &%Sport+  
00282532 04 n 01 crab 0 001 @ 00282390 n 0000 | a stroke of the oar that either misses the water or digs too deeply; "he caught a crab and lost the race" &%BodyMotion+  
00282688 04 n 01 sculling 0 001 @ 00282390 n 0000 | rowing by a single oarsman in a racing shell &%Sport+  
00282787 04 n 03 boxing 0 pugilism 0 fisticuffs 0 005 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00282959 n 0000 ~ 00283059 n 0000 ~ 00283141 n 0000 ~ 00283256 n 0000 | fighting with the fists &%Sport+  
00282959 04 n 01 professional_boxing 0 002 @ 00282787 n 0000 @ 00274956 n 0000 | boxing for money &%Sport+  
00283059 04 n 01 in-fighting 0 001 @ 00282787 n 0000 | boxing at close quarters &%Sport+  
00283141 04 n 02 fight 3 bout 0 001 @ 00282787 n 0000 | a boxing match; "the fight was on television last night" &%Contest+  
00283256 04 n 01 sparring 0 001 @ 00282787 n 0000 | making the motions of attack and defense with the fists and arms; a part of training for a boxer &%Contest+ &%BodyMotion+  
00283407 04 n 01 archery 0 001 @ 00274505 n 0000 | the sport of shooting arrows with a bow &%Sport+  
00283500 04 n 01 sledding 0 003 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00283630 n 0000 ~ 00283836 n 0000 | the sport of riding on a sled or sleigh &%Sport+  
00283630 04 n 01 tobogganing 0 002 @ 00283500 n 0000 ~ 00283752 n 0000 | riding on a long light sled with low handrails &%Transportation+  
00283752 04 n 01 luging 0 001 @ 00283630 n 0000 | riding a light one-man toboggan &%Transportation+  
00283836 04 n 01 bobsledding 0 001 @ 00283500 n 0000 | riding on a bobsled &%Transportation+  
00283913 04 n 03 wrestling 0 rassling 0 grappling 1 004 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00284142 n 0000 ~ 00284248 n 0000 %p 00519040 n 0000 | the sport of hand-to-hand struggle between unarmed contestants who try to throw each other down &%Sport+  
00284142 04 n 01 professional_wrestling 0 002 @ 00283913 n 0000 @ 00274956 n 0000 | wrestling for money &%Sport+  
00284248 04 n 01 flying_mare 0 001 @ 00283913 n 0000 | a wrestling maneuver &%BodyMotion+  
00284326 04 n 01 skating 0 004 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00284464 n 0000 ~ 00284678 n 0000 ~ 00284756 n 0000 | the sport of gliding on skates &%Sport+  
00284464 04 n 01 ice_skating 0 002 @ 00284326 n 0000 ~ 00284554 n 0000 | skating on ice &%Sport+  
00284554 04 n 01 figure_skating 0 001 @ 00284464 n 0000 | ice skating where the skates trace outlines of selected figures &%Sport+  
00284678 04 n 01 roller_skating 0 001 @ 00284326 n 0000 | skating on wheels &%Sport+  
00284756 04 n 01 skateboarding 0 001 @ 00284326 n 0000 | the sport of skating on a skateboard &%Sport+  
00284852 04 n 01 racing 0 005 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00285019 n 0000 ~ 00285216 n 0000 ~ 00285301 n 0000 ~ 00285394 n 0000 | the sport of engaging in contests of speed &%Sport+  
00285019 04 n 01 boat_racing 0 002 @ 00284852 n 0000 ~ 00285120 n 0000 | the sport of racing boats &%Sport+  
00285120 04 n 01 hydroplane_racing 0 001 @ 00285019 n 0000 | racing in high-speed motor boats &%Sport+  
00285216 04 n 01 camel_racing 0 001 @ 00284852 n 0000 | the sport of racing camels &%Sport+  
00285301 04 n 01 greyhound_racing 0 001 @ 00284852 n 0000 | the sport of racing greyhounds &%Sport+  
00285394 04 n 01 horse_racing 0 001 @ 00284852 n 0000 | the sport of racing horses &%Sport+  
00285479 04 n 03 riding 1 horseback_riding 1 equitation 0 003 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00285625 n 0000 ~ 00285791 n 0000 | riding a horse as a sport &%Sport+  
00285625 04 n 01 equestrian_sport 0 005 @ 00285479 n 0000 ~ 00186660 n 0000 ~ 00285914 n 0000 ~ 00286102 n 0000 ~ 05546397 n 0000 | a sport that tests horsemanship &%Sport+  
00285791 04 n 01 pony-trekking 0 001 @ 00285479 n 0000 | (British) a sport in which people ride across country on ponies &%Sport+  
00285914 04 n 02 showjumping 0 stadium_jumping 0 002 @ 00285625 n 0000 #p 05546397 n 0000 | riding horses in competitions over set courses to demonstrate skill in jumping over obstacles &%Sport+  
00286102 04 n 02 cross-country_riding 0 cross-country_jumping 0 002 @ 00285625 n 0000 #p 05546397 n 0000 | riding horses across country over obstructions to demonstrate horsemanship &%Sport+  
00286286 04 n 01 cycling 0 004 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00286443 n 0000 ~ 00286515 n 0000 ~ 00286593 n 0000 | the sport of traveling on a bicycle or motorcycle &%Sport+  
00286443 04 n 01 bicycling 0 001 @ 00286286 n 0000 | riding a bicycle &%Sport+ 
00286515 04 n 01 motorcycling 1 001 @ 00286286 n 0000 | riding a motorcycle &%Sport+  
00286593 04 n 01 dune_cycling 0 001 @ 00286286 n 0000 | bicycling or motorcycling on sand dunes &%Sport+  
00286691 04 n 01 bloodsport 0 004 @ 00274505 n 0000 ~ 00286858 n 0000 ~ 00286944 n 0000 ~ 00287066 n 0000 | sport that involves killing animals (especially hunting) &%Sport+  
00286858 04 n 01 bullfighting 0 001 @ 00286691 n 0000 | the activity at a bullfight &%Sport+  
00286944 04 n 01 cockfighting 0 001 @ 00286691 n 0000 | participation in the sport of matching gamecocks in a cockfight &%Sport+  
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00287323 04 n 01 battue 0 001 @ 00287066 n 0000 | a hunt in which beaters force the game to flee in the direction of the hunter &%Sport+ &%Pursuing+  
00287453 04 n 01 beagling 0 001 @ 00287066 n 0000 | hunting rabbits with beagles &%Sport+ &%Pursuing+  
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00287668 04 n 01 ducking 1 001 @ 00287066 n 0000 | duck hunting &%Sport+ &%Pursuing+  
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00289830 04 n 01 shutout 0 001 @ 00289585 n 0000 | a game in which one side fails to score &%Sport+  
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00292565 04 n 02 pinball 0 pinball_game 0 002 @ 00291567 n 0000 ~ 00292746 n 0000 | a game played on a sloping board; the object is to propel marbles against pins or into pockets &%Game+  
00292746 04 n 01 pachinko 0 001 @ 00292565 n 0000 | a Japanese pinball game played on a vertical board &%Game+  
00292851 04 n 01 guessing_game 0 002 @ 00291567 n 0000 ~ 00293008 n 0000 | a game in which participants compete to identify some obscurely indicated thing &%Game+  
00293008 04 n 01 charades 0 002 @ 00292851 n 0000 %p 04752636 n 0000 | player acts out a phrase for others to guess &%Game+  
00293126 04 n 01 ducks_and_drakes 0 001 @ 00291567 n 0000 | a game in which a flat stone is bounced along the surface of calm water &%Game+  
00293260 04 n 02 paper_chase 0 hare_and_hounds 0 001 @ 00291567 n 0000 | an outdoor game; the hares start off on a long run scattering bits of paper (the scent) and the hounds try to catch them before they reach a designated spot &%Game+  
00293492 04 n 03 ring-around-the-rosy 0 ring-around-a-rosy 0 rign-a-rosy 0 001 @ 00291567 n 0000 | a children's game in which the players dance around in a circle and at a given signal all squat &%Game+  
00293689 04 n 01 prisoner's_base 0 001 @ 00291567 n 0000 | a children's game; two teams capture opposing players by tagging them and taking them to their own base &%Game+  
00293854 04 n 01 treasure_hunt 0 001 @ 00291567 n 0000 | a game in which players try to find hidden articles by using a series of clues &%Game+  
00293992 04 n 01 nightcap 0 002 @ 00289585 n 0000 #p 00294099 n 0000 | the final game of a double header &%Sport+  
00294099 04 n 03 twin_bill 0 doubleheader 0 double_feature 0 002 @ 00289585 n 0000 %p 00293992 n 0000 | two instead of one &%Sport+  
00294224 04 n 01 playoff_game 0 002 @ 00289585 n 0000 #p 05549965 n 0000 | one game in the series of games constituting a playoff &%Game+  
00294356 04 n 01 cup_tie 0 001 @ 00289585 n 0000 | an eliminating game between teams in a cup competition &%Game+  
00294464 04 n 01 war_game 0 001 @ 00577896 n 0000 | a simulated battle for training military commanders &%Game+  
00294570 04 n 01 curling 1 001 @ 00289269 n 0000 | (Scotland) a game played on ice; curling stones (heavy stones with handles) are slid toward a target &%Sport+  
00294724 04 n 01 bowling 0 006 @ 00289269 n 0000 ~ 00294968 n 0000 ~ 00295091 n 0000 ~ 00295210 n 0000 ~ 00295339 n 0000 ~ 00295457 n 0000 | a game in which balls are rolled at an object or group of objects with the aim of knocking them over &%Sport+  
00294968 04 n 02 tenpins 0 tenpin_bowling 0 001 @ 00294724 n 0000 | bowling down an alley at a target of ten wooden pins &%Sport+  
00295091 04 n 02 ninepins 0 skittles 0 001 @ 00294724 n 0000 | bowling down an alley at a target of nine wooden pins &%Sport+  
00295210 04 n 01 duckpins 0 001 @ 00294724 n 0000 | a bowling game using a pin smaller than a tenpin but proportionately wider &%Sport+  
00295339 04 n 02 candlepins 0 candlepin_bowling 0 001 @ 00294724 n 0000 | a bowling game using slender bowling pins &%Sport+  
00295457 04 n 01 lawn_bowling 0 003 @ 00294724 n 0000 ~ 00295627 n 0000 ~ 00295753 n 0000 | a bowling game played on a lawn with wooden balls that are rolled at a jack &%Sport+  
00295627 04 n 03 bocce 0 bocci 0 boccie 0 001 @ 00295457 n 0000 | Italian lawn bowling (played on a long narrow dirt court) &%Sport+  
00295753 04 n 01 bowls 0 001 @ 00295457 n 0000 | lawn bowling at a jack using biased wooden balls &%Sport+  
00295853 04 n 01 pall-mall 0 001 @ 00289269 n 0000 | a 17th C game; a wooden ball was driven along an alley with a mallet &%Sport+  
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00296595 04 n 01 face-off 0 002 @ 00153241 n 0000 #p 00296274 n 0000 | (ice hockey) the method of starting play; a referee drops the puck between two opposing players &%Maneuver+  
00296764 04 n 01 tetherball 0 001 @ 00295977 n 0000 | a game with two players who use rackets to strike a ball that is tethered to the top of a pole; the object is to wrap the string around the pole &%Sport+  
00296965 04 n 01 water_polo 0 001 @ 00295977 n 0000 | a game played in a swimming pool by two teams of swimmers who try to throw an inflated ball into the opponents' goal &%Sport+  
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00298099 04 n 01 miniature_golf 0 001 @ 00297363 n 0000 | a novelty version of golf played with golf balls and putters on a miniature course featuring many obstacles &%Sport+  
00298267 04 n 01 croquet 0 001 @ 00297138 n 0000 | a game in which players hit a wooden ball through a series of hoops; the winner is the first to traverse all the hoops and hit a peg &%Sport+  
00298453 04 n 02 quoits 0 horseshoes 0 001 @ 00297138 n 0000 | a game in which quoits or horseshoes are thrown at a stake in the ground in the hope of encircling it &%Sport+  
00298620 04 n 02 shuffleboard 0 shovelboard 0 001 @ 00297138 n 0000 | a game in which players use long sticks to shove wooden disks onto the scoring area marked on a smooth surface &%Sport+  
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00299935 04 n 01 professional_football 0 002 @ 00299609 n 0000 @ 00274956 n 0000 | playing football for money &%Sport+  
00300047 04 n 01 touch_football 0 001 @ 00299609 n 0000 | a version of football in which the ball carrier is touched rather than tackled &%Sport+  
00300186 04 n 01 hurling 0 001 @ 00298803 n 0000 | a traditional Irish game resembling hockey; played by two teams of 15 players each &%Sport+ 
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00300632 04 n 02 scrum 0 scrummage 0 002 @ 00153241 n 0000 #p 00300322 n 0000 | (rugby) the method of beginning play in which the forwards of each team crouch side by side with locked arms; play starts when the ball is put between them and the two sides compete for possession &%Maneuver+  
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00301642 04 n 01 professional_baseball 0 002 @ 00300911 n 0000 @ 00274956 n 0000 | playing baseball for money &%Sport+  
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00301866 04 n 01 perfect_game 0 001 @ 00300911 n 0000 | a game in which a pitcher does not allow any opposing player to reach base &%Sport+  
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00302973 04 n 01 rounders 0 001 @ 00300911 n 0000 | an English ball game similar to baseball &%Sport+  
00303068 04 n 02 stickball 0 stickball_game 0 001 @ 00300911 n 0000 | a form of baseball played in the streets with a rubber ball and broomstick handle &%Sport+  
00303222 04 n 01 cricket 0 003 @ 00298803 n 0000 %p 00082757 n 0000 %p 00290685 n 0000 | a game played with a ball and bat by two teams of 11 players; teams take turns trying to score runs &%Sport+  
00303413 04 n 01 bowling 2 004 @ 00066170 n 0000 ~ 00303736 n 0000 ~ 00303881 n 0000 ~ 00304052 n 0000 | the act of delivering a cricket ball to the batsman &%Maneuver+  
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00303736 04 n 01 Chinaman 0 001 @ 00303413 n 0000 | a ball bowled by a left-handed bowler to a right-handed batsman that spins from off to leg &%Maneuver+  
00303881 04 n 04 googly 0 wrong_'un 0 bosie 0 bosie_ball 0 001 @ 00303413 n 0000 | a cricket ball bowled as if to break one way that actually breaks in the opposite way &%Maneuver+  
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00304176 04 n 01 lacrosse 0 001 @ 00298803 n 0000 | a game invented by American indians; now played by two teams who use long-handled rackets to catch and carry and throw the ball toward the opponents' goal &%Sport+  
00304385 04 n 01 polo 0 001 @ 00298803 n 0000 | a game similar to field hockey but played on horseback using long-handled mallets and a wooden ball &%Sport+  
00304535 04 n 01 pushball 0 001 @ 00298803 n 0000 | a game using a leather-covered ball 6 feet in diameter; the two side try to push it across the opponents' goal &%Sport+  
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00304914 04 n 02 dribble 0 dribbling 0 003 @ 00064563 n 0000 #p 00306597 n 0000 #p 00304700 n 0000 | the propulsion of a ball by repeated taps or kicks &%Maneuver+  
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00305357 04 n 01 handball 0 001 @ 00305068 n 0000 | a game played in a walled court or against a single wall by two or four players who strike a rubber ball with their hands &%Sport+  
00305533 04 n 01 racquetball 0 001 @ 00305068 n 0000 | a game played on a handball court with short-handled rackets &%Sport+  
00305651 04 n 01 fives 0 001 @ 00305068 n 0000 | (British) a game resembling handball; played on a court with a front wall and two side walls &%Sport+  
00305795 04 n 03 squash 0 squash_racquets 0 squash_rackets 0 001 @ 00305068 n 0000 | a game played in an enclosed court by two or four players who strike the ball with long-handled rackets &%Sport+  
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00306141 04 n 02 jai_alai 0 pelota 0 001 @ 00305068 n 0000 | a Basque or Spanish game played in a court with a ball and a wickerwork racket &%Sport+  
00306283 04 n 01 badminton 0 004 @ 00305068 n 0000 ~ 00306489 n 0000 ~ 00308444 n 0000 ~ 00308640 n 0000 | a game played on a court with light long-handled rackets used to volley a shuttlecock over a net &%Sport+  
00306489 04 n 02 battledore 0 battledore_and_shuttlecock 0 001 @ 00306283 n 0000 | an ancient racket game &%Sport+  
00306597 04 n 02 basketball 0 basketball_game 0 008 @ 00305068 n 0000 %p 00069824 n 0000 %p 00091527 n 0000 %p 00190998 n 0000 %p 00304914 n 0000 %p 00306945 n 0000 ~ 00307325 n 0000 %p 00368056 n 0000 | a game played on a court by two opposing teams of 5 players; points are scored by throwing the basketball through an elevated horizontal hoop &%Sport+  
00306945 04 n 02 tip-off 0 tap-off 0 002 @ 00307082 n 0000 #p 00306597 n 0000 | the act of starting a basketball game with a jump ball &%Maneuver+  
00307082 04 n 01 jump_ball 0 002 @ 00153241 n 0000 ~ 00306945 n 0000 | (basketball) the way play begins or resumes when possession is disputed; an official tosses the ball up between two players who jump in an effort to tap it to a teammate &%Maneuver+  
00307325 04 n 01 professional_basketball 0 002 @ 00306597 n 0000 @ 00274956 n 0000 | playing basketball for money &%Sport+  
00307441 04 n 01 netball 0 001 @ 00305068 n 0000 | a team game that resembles basketball; a soccer ball is to be thrown so that it passes through a ring on the top of a post &%Sport+  
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00308151 04 n 01 equalizer 0 001 @ 00122416 n 0000 | a score that makes the match even &%ConstantQuantity+  
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00308640 04 n 01 doubles 1 001 @ 00306283 n 0000 | badminton played with two players on each side &%Sport+  
00308740 04 n 03 royal_tennis 0 real_tennis 0 court_tennis 0 001 @ 00307617 n 0000 | an ancient form of tennis played in a four-walled court &%Sport+  
00308883 04 n 01 pallone 0 001 @ 00305068 n 0000 | an Italian game similar to tennis &%Sport+  
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00309343 04 n 01 blindman's_buff 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a children's game in which a blindfolded player tries to catch and identify other players &%Game+  
00309494 04 n 01 cat's_cradle 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | game played with string looped over the fingers &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00309600 04 n 02 hide-and-seek 0 hide_and_go_seek 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a child covers his eyes while the other players hide then tries to find them &%Game+  
00309755 04 n 01 hopscotch 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a child tosses a stone into an area drawn on the ground and then hops through it and back to regain the stone &%Game+  
00309920 04 n 03 jacks 0 jackstones 0 knucklebones 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a game in which jackstones are thrown and picked up in various groups between bounces of a small rubber ball &%Game+  
00310108 04 n 02 jackstraws 0 spillikins 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a game in which players try to pick each jackstraw (or spillikin) off of a pile without moving any of the others &%Game+  
00310290 04 n 01 leapfrog 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | one child bends down and another leaps over &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00310388 04 n 01 leapfrog 1 001 @ 00182418 n 0000 | advancing as if in the game of leapfrog &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00310482 04 n 01 marbles 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a children's game played with little balls made of a hard substance (as glass) &%Game+  
00310614 04 n 01 musical_chairs 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | N players march around N-1 chairs; when the music stops the player who did not find a chair is eliminated &%Game+  
00310780 04 n 02 peekaboo 0 bopeep 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a game played with young children; you hide your face and suddenly reveal it as you say Boo! &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00310936 04 n 01 pillow_fight 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a child's game of fighting with pillows &%Contest+  
00311034 04 n 01 post_office 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a children's game in which kisses are exchanged for pretended letters &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00311161 04 n 01 spin_the_bottle 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a game in which a player spins a bottle and kisses the person that it points to when it stops spinning &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00311325 04 n 02 spin_the_plate 0 spin_the_platter 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a game in which something round (as a plate) is spun on edge and the name of a player is called; the named player must catch the spinning object before it falls or pay a forfeit &%Game+  
00311582 04 n 01 tag 1 002 @ 00308970 n 0000 %p 00094294 n 0000 | one child chases the others; the one who is caught becomes the next chaser &%Game+  
00311725 04 n 01 tiddlywinks 0 001 @ 00308970 n 0000 | a game in which players try to flip plastic disks into a cup by pressing them on the side sharply with a larger disk &%Game+  
00311899 04 n 02 card_game 0 cards 0 029 @ 00289269 n 0000 %p 00056665 n 0000 %p 00218172 n 0000 %p 00312507 n 0000 ~ 00312696 n 0000 ~ 00312899 n 0000 ~ 00313120 n 0000 ~ 00313329 n 0000 ~ 00314075 n 0000 ~ 00314263 n 0000 ~ 00314418 n 0000 ~ 00314532 n 0000 ~ 00314720 n 0000 ~ 00314949 n 0000 ~ 00315096 n 0000 ~ 00315258 n 0000 ~ 00315534 n 0000 ~ 00315968 n 0000 ~ 00316127 n 0000 ~ 00316240 n 0000 ~ 00316499 n 0000 ~ 00316727 n 0000 ~ 00316920 n 0000 ~ 00317037 n 0000 %p 00513496 n 0000 %p 00703061 n 0000 %p 00816193 n 0000 %p 00818018 n 0000 %p 05375610 n 0000 | a game played with playing cards &%Game+  
00312507 04 n 02 cut 9 cutting 9 002 @ 00247514 n 0000 #p 00311899 n 0000 | the division of a deck of cards before dealing; "his cutting the cards before every deal soon became a ritual" &%Separating+ &%Maneuver+  
00312696 04 n 02 all_fours 0 high-low-jack 0 004 @ 00311899 n 0000 ~ 00319240 n 0000 ~ 00319371 n 0000 ~ 00319495 n 0000 | card games in which points are won for taking the high or low or jack or game &%Game+ 
00312899 04 n 02 baccarat 0 chemin_de_fer 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a card game played in casinos in which two or more punters gamble against the banker; the player wins who holds 2 or 3 cars that total closest to nine &%Game+  
00313120 04 n 03 blackjack 0 twenty-one 0 vingt-et-un 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a card game in which the object is to hold cards having a higher count than those dealt to the bank up to but not exceeding 21 &%Game+  
00313329 04 n 01 bridge 0 008 @ 00311899 n 0000 ~ 00313569 n 0000 ~ 00313693 n 0000 ~ 00313898 n 0000 %p 00818151 n 0000 %p 05049880 n 0000 %p 05050089 n 0000 %p 05557758 n 0000 | any of various card games based on whist for four players &%Game+  
00313569 04 n 01 bridge_whist 0 001 @ 00313329 n 0000 | the earliest form of bridge; the dealer could name the trump suit &%Game+  
00313693 04 n 02 auction 1 auction_bridge 0 001 @ 00313329 n 0000 | a variety of bridge in which tricks made in excess of the contract are scored toward game; now generally superseded by contract bridge &%Game+  
00313898 04 n 02 contract 1 contract_bridge 0 001 @ 00313329 n 0000 | a variety of bridge in which the bidder receives points toward game only for the number of tricks he bid &%Game+  
00314075 04 n 02 casino 0 cassino 0 003 @ 00311899 n 0000 ~ 00319623 n 0000 ~ 00319742 n 0000 | a card game in which cards face up on the table are taken with eligible cards in the hand &%Game+  
00314263 04 n 02 cribbage 0 crib 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a card game in which each player is dealt 6 cards and discards one or two to make up the crib &%Game+  
00314418 04 n 01 ecarte 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a card game for 2 players; played with 32 cards and king high &%Game+  
00314532 04 n 02 euchre 0 five_hundred 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a card game similar to ecarte; each player is dealt 5 cards and the player making trump must take 3 tricks to win a hand &%Game+  
00314720 04 n 03 fantan 1 sevens 0 parliament 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a card game in which you play your sevens and other cards in sequence in the same suit as their sevens; you win if you are the first to use all your cards &%Game+  
00314949 04 n 01 faro 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a card game in which players bet against the dealer on the cards he will draw from a dealing box &%Game+  
00315096 04 n 02 fish 0 go_fish 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a game for two players who try to assemble books of cards by asking the opponent for particular cards &%Game+  
00315258 04 n 03 monte 0 four-card_monte 0 three-card_monte 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a gambling card game of Spanish origin; 3 or 4 cards are dealt face up and players bet that one of the will be matched before the others as the cards are dealt from the pack one at a time &%Game+  
00315534 04 n 05 Michigan 0 Chicago 0 Newmarket 0 boodle 0 stops 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a gambling card game in which chips are placed on the ace and king and queen and jack of separate suits (taken from a separate deck); a player plays the lowest card of a suit in his hand and successively higher cards are played until the sequence stops; the player who plays a card matching one in the layout wins all the chips on that card &%Game+  
00315968 04 n 02 pinochle 0 bezique 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a card game played with a 48-card pack (two of each suit for high cards); play resembles whist &%Game+  
00316127 04 n 01 piquet 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a card game for two players using a reduced pack of 32 cards &%Game+  
00316240 04 n 02 poker 0 poker_game 0 007 @ 00311899 n 0000 ~ 00318370 n 0000 ~ 00318547 n 0000 ~ 00318653 n 0000 ~ 00318758 n 0000 ~ 00318918 n 0000 ~ 00319052 n 0000 | any of various card games in which players bet that they hold the highest-ranking hand &%Game+  
00316499 04 n 02 rouge_et_noir 0 trente-et-quarante 0 001 @ 00311899 n 0000 | a card game in which two rows of cards are dealt and players can bet on the color of the cards or on which row will have a count nearer some number &%Game+  
00316727 04 n 02 rummy 0 rum 0 003 @ 00311899 n 0000 ~ 00317738 n 0000 ~ 00317921 n 0000 | a card game based on collecting sets and sequences; the winner is the first to meld all their cards &%Game+  
00316920 04 n 02 solitaire 0 patience 1 002 @ 00311899 n 0000 ~ 00317630 n 0000 | a card game played by one person &%Game+  
00317037 04 n 03 whist 0 long_whist 0 short_whist 0 003 @ 00311899 n 0000 ~ 00317307 n 0000 ~ 00317469 n 0000 | a card game for four players who form two partnerships; a pack of 52 cards is dealt and each side scores one point for each trick it takes in excess of six &%Game+ 
00317307 04 n 01 dummy_whist 0 001 @ 00317037 n 0000 | a form of whist with three players; four hands are dealt with the hand opposite the dealer being face up &%Game+  
00317469 04 n 02 hearts 0 Black_Maria 0 001 @ 00317037 n 0000 | a form of whist in which players avoid winning tricks containing hearts of the queen of spades &%Game+  
00317630 04 n 02 Russian_bank 0 crapette 0 001 @ 00316920 n 0000 | two play solitaire with separate packs &%Game+  
00317738 04 n 03 gin 0 gin_rummy 0 knock_rummy 0 001 @ 00316727 n 0000 | a form of rummy in which a player can go out if the cards remaining in their hand total less than 10 points &%Game+  
00317921 04 n 03 canasta 0 basket_rummy 0 meld 0 003 @ 00316727 n 0000 ~ 00318164 n 0000 ~ 00318268 n 0000 | a form of rummy using two decks and four jokers; jokers and deuces are wild; the object is to meld groups of seven of the same rank &%Game+  
00318164 04 n 01 bolivia 0 001 @ 00317921 n 0000 | a form of canasta in which sequences can be melded &%Game+  
00318268 04 n 01 samba 1 001 @ 00317921 n 0000 | a form of canasta using three decks and six jokers &%Game+  
00318370 04 n 02 draw 1 draw_poker 0 001 @ 00316240 n 0000 | poker in which a player can discard cards and receive substitutes from the dealer; "he played only draw and stud" &%Game+  
00318547 04 n 01 high-low 0 001 @ 00316240 n 0000 | poker in which the high and low hands split the pot &%Game+  
00318653 04 n 02 penny_ante 0 penny_ante_poker 0 001 @ 00316240 n 0000 | poker played for small stakes &%Game+  
00318758 04 n 01 straight_poker 0 001 @ 00316240 n 0000 | poker in which each player gets 5 cards face down and bets a made without drawing any further cards &%Game+ 
00318918 04 n 01 strip_poker 0 001 @ 00316240 n 0000 | poker in which a player's losses are paid by removing an article of clothing &%Game+  
00319052 04 n 02 stud 0 stud_poker 0 001 @ 00316240 n 0000 | poker in which each player receives hole cards and the remainder are dealt face up; bets are placed after each card is dealt &%Game+  
00319240 04 n 01 cinch 0 001 @ 00312696 n 0000 | a form of all fours in which the players bid for the privilege of naming trumps &%Game+  
00319371 04 n 02 pitch 1 auction_pitch 0 001 @ 00312696 n 0000 | an all-fours game in which the first card led is a trump &%Game+  
00319495 04 n 02 seven-up 0 old_sledge 0 001 @ 00312696 n 0000 | a form of all fours in which a total of seven points is game &%Game+  
00319623 04 n 01 royal_casino 0 001 @ 00314075 n 0000 | a form of casino in which face cards have extra point values &%Game+  
00319742 04 n 01 spade_casino 0 001 @ 00314075 n 0000 | a form of casino in which spades have the value of one point &%Game+  
00319861 04 n 01 table_game 0 006 @ 00289269 n 0000 ~ 00320040 n 0000 ~ 00320194 n 0000 ~ 00320316 n 0000 ~ 00321361 n 0000 ~ 00321723 n 0000 | a game that is played on a table &%Game+  
00320040 04 n 02 table_tennis 0 ping-pong 0 001 @ 00319861 n 0000 | a game resembling tennis but played on a table with paddles and a light hollow ball &%Game+  
00320194 04 n 02 dominoes 0 dominos 0 001 @ 00319861 n 0000 | any of several games played with small rectangular blocks &%Game+ 
00320316 04 n 01 billiards 0 005 @ 00319861 n 0000 %p 00320615 n 0000 %p 00320766 n 0000 %p 00320950 n 0000 %p 00321208 n 0000 | any of several games played on rectangular cloth-covered table (with cushioned edges) in which long tapering cue sticks are used to propel ivory (or composition) balls &%Game+  
00320615 04 n 01 break 3 003 @ 00369708 n 0000 #p 00320316 n 0000 #p 00321361 n 0000 | the opening shot that scatters the balls in billiards or pool &%Maneuver+  
00320766 04 n 02 carom 0 cannon 0 003 @ 00369708 n 0000 #p 00320316 n 0000 #p 00321361 n 0000 | a shot in billiards in which the cue ball contacts one object ball and then the other &%Maneuver+  
00320950 04 n 02 masse 0 masse_shot 0 003 @ 00369708 n 0000 #p 00320316 n 0000 #p 00321361 n 0000 | a shot in billiards made by hitting the cue ball with the cue held nearly vertically; the cue ball spins around another ball before hitting the object ball &%Maneuver+  
00321208 04 n 01 miscue 0 003 @ 00369708 n 0000 #p 00320316 n 0000 #p 00321361 n 0000 | a faulty shot in billiards; the cue tip slips off the cue ball &%Maneuver+  
00321361 04 n 02 pool 0 pocket_billiards 0 006 @ 00319861 n 0000 %p 00320615 n 0000 %p 00320766 n 0000 %p 00320950 n 0000 %p 00321208 n 0000 ~ 00321585 n 0000 | any of various games played on a pool table having 6 pockets &%Game+ 
00321585 04 n 01 snooker 0 001 @ 00321361 n 0000 | a form of pool played with 15 red balls and six balls of other colors and a cue ball &%Game+  
00321723 04 n 02 bagatelle 0 bar_billiards 0 001 @ 00319861 n 0000 | (British) a table game in which short cues are used to knock balls into holes that are guarded by wooden pegs; penalties are incurred if the pegs are knocked over &%Game+  
00321957 04 n 01 parlor_game 0 003 @ 00289269 n 0000 ~ 00322090 n 0000 ~ 00322535 n 0000 | a game suitable for playing in a parlor &%Game+  
00322090 04 n 01 word_game 0 003 @ 00321957 n 0000 ~ 00322250 n 0000 ~ 00322381 n 0000 | any game involving the formation or alteration or discovery of words &%Game+  
00322250 04 n 01 anagrams 0 001 @ 00322090 n 0000 | a game whose object is to form words from a group of randomly chosen letters &%Game+  
00322381 04 n 01 Scrabble 0 001 @ 00322090 n 0000 | (trademark) a game in which words are formed from letters in patterns similar to a crossword puzzle &%Game+  
00322535 04 n 01 board_game 0 015 @ 00321957 n 0000 ~ 00322887 n 0000 ~ 00323017 n 0000 ~ 00323207 n 0000 ~ 00323451 n 0000 ~ 00323679 n 0000 ~ 00323778 n 0000 ~ 00323971 n 0000 ~ 00324105 n 0000 ~ 00324412 n 0000 ~ 00324554 n 0000 ~ 00324666 n 0000 ~ 00324867 n 0000 ~ 00325255 n 0000 ~ 00325435 n 0000 | a game played on a specially designed board &%Game+  
00322887 04 n 01 backgammon 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | a board game for two players; pieces move according to throws of the dice &%Game+  
00323017 04 n 02 checkers 0 draughts 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | a checkerboard game for two players who each have 12 pieces; the object is to jump over and so capture the opponent's pieces &%Game+  
00323207 04 n 02 chess 0 chess_game 0 004 @ 00322535 n 0000 %p 00108157 n 0000 ~ 00325118 n 0000 %p 05558148 n 0000 | a game for two players who move their 16 pieces according to specific rules; the object is to checkmate the opponent's king &%Game+ 
00323451 04 n 02 Chinese_checkers 0 Chinese_chequers 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | a board game in which each player tries to move a set of marbles through a set of holes from one point of a six-pointed star to the opposite point &%Game+  
00323679 04 n 01 darts 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | a game in which darts are thrown at a dartboard &%Game+  
00323778 04 n 02 go 0 go_game 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | (Japanese) a board game for two players who place counters on a grid; the object is to surround and so capture the opponent's counters &%Game+  
00323971 04 n 01 halma 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | a board game in which players try to move their pieces into their opponent's bases &%Game+  
00324105 04 n 04 lotto 0 bingo 0 beano 0 keno 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | a game in which numbered balls are drawn and random and players cover the corresponding numbers on their cards &%Game+  
00324290 04 n 01 tombola 0 001 @ 00327464 n 0000 | (British) a lottery in which tickets are drawn from a revolving drum &%Game+  
00324412 04 n 01 ludo 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | (British) a simple board game in which players move counters according to the throw of dice &%Game+  
00324554 04 n 02 Mah-Jongg 0 mahjong 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | Chinese game played by 4 people with 144 tiles &%Game+  
00324666 04 n 01 Monopoly 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | (trademark) a board game in which players try to gain a monopoly on real estate as pieces advance around the board according to the throw of a die &%Game+  
00324867 04 n 01 pachisi 0 002 @ 00322535 n 0000 ~ 00325014 n 0000 | an ancient board game resembling backgammon; played on a cross-shaped board &%Game+  
00325014 04 n 01 Parcheesi 0 001 @ 00324867 n 0000 | (trademark) a modern board game based on pachisi &%Game+  
00325118 04 n 01 shogi 0 001 @ 00323207 n 0000 | (Japanese) a form of chess played on a board of 81 squares; each player has 20 pieces &%Game+  
00325255 04 n 03 shovel_board 0 shove-halfpenny 0 shove-ha'penny 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | (British) a game in which coins or discs are slid by hand across a board toward a mark &%Game+  
00325435 04 n 05 ticktacktoe 0 ticktacktoo 0 tic-tac-toe 0 tit-tat-toe 0 noughts_and_crosses 0 001 @ 00322535 n 0000 | a game in which two players alternately put crosses and circles in one of the compartments of a 3-by-3 board; the object is to get a row of three crosses or three circles before the opponent does &%Game+  
00325752 04 n 03 gambling 0 gaming 0 play 2 007 @ 00272358 n 0000 @ 00481262 n 0000 ~ 00326128 n 0000 ~ 00326232 n 0000 ~ 00327053 n 0000 ~ 00481448 n 0000 ~ 00808875 n 0000 | the act of playing for stakes in the hope of winning (including the payment of a price for a chance to win a prize); "his gambling cost him a fortune"; "there was heavy play at the blackjack table" &%FinancialTransaction+  
00326128 04 n 01 sporting_life 0 001 @ 00325752 n 0000 | active interest in gambling on sports events &%inScopeOfInterest+  
00326232 04 n 05 bet 0 wager 0 risking 0 hazarding 0 staking 0 006 @ 00325752 n 0000 ~ 00326453 n 0000 ~ 00326559 n 0000 ~ 00326696 n 0000 ~ 00326805 n 0000 ~ 00326919 n 0000 | the act of gambling; "he did it on a bet" &%Betting=  
00326453 04 n 01 daily_double 0 001 @ 00326232 n 0000 | a single bet on two horse races in the same day &%Betting+  
00326559 04 n 02 exacta 0 perfecta 0 001 @ 00326232 n 0000 | a bet that you can pick the first and second finishers in the right order &%Betting+  
00326696 04 n 01 parimutuel 0 001 @ 00326232 n 0000 | betting where winners share the total amount wagered &%Betting+  
00326805 04 n 01 place_bet 0 001 @ 00326232 n 0000 | a bet that a horse will finish a race no worse than second &%Betting+  
00326919 04 n 01 superfecta 0 001 @ 00326232 n 0000 | a bet that you can pick the first four finishers in a race in the right order &%Betting+  
00327053 04 n 02 game_of_chance 0 gambling_game 0 007 @ 00325752 n 0000 @ 00289269 n 0000 ~ 00327267 n 0000 ~ 00327464 n 0000 ~ 00328060 n 0000 ~ 00328189 n 0000 ~ 00328356 n 0000 | a game that involves gambling &%Game+  
00327267 04 n 01 fantan 0 001 @ 00327053 n 0000 | a Chinese gambling game; a random number of counters are placed under a bowl and you gamble on how many will be left (0 or 1 or 2 or 3) modulo 4 &%Game+  
00327464 04 n 02 lottery 0 drawing 3 005 @ 00327053 n 0000 ~ 00324290 n 0000 ~ 00327679 n 0000 ~ 00327804 n 0000 ~ 00327914 n 0000 | players buy chances and prizes are distributed according to the drawing of lots &%Game+  
00327679 04 n 04 numbers_pool 0 numbers_game 0 numbers_racket 0 numbers 0 001 @ 00327464 n 0000 | an illegal daily lottery &%Game+  
00327804 04 n 01 raffle 0 001 @ 00327464 n 0000 | a lottery in which the prizes are goods rather than money &%Game+ 
00327914 04 n 02 sweepstake 0 sweepstakes 0 001 @ 00327464 n 0000 | a lottery in which the prize consists of the money paid by the participants &%Game+  
00328060 04 n 03 craps 0 crap_shooting 0 crap_game 0 002 @ 00327053 n 0000 %p 00809078 n 0000 | a gambling game using two dice &%Game+  
00328189 04 n 01 roulette 0 001 @ 00327053 n 0000 | a gambling game in which players bet on which compartment of a revolving wheel a small ball will come to rest in &%Game+  
00328356 04 n 01 banking_game 0 001 @ 00327053 n 0000 | any gambling game in which bets are laid against the gambling house or the dealer &%Game+  
00328496 04 n 02 celebration 0 festivity 0 006 @ 00272358 n 0000 ~ 00328689 n 0000 ~ 00332755 n 0000 ~ 00333254 n 0000 ~ 00333978 n 0000 ~ 00334079 n 0000 | any festival or other celebration &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00328689 04 n 03 merrymaking 0 conviviality 0 jollification 0 003 @ 00328496 n 0000 ~ 00328836 n 0000 ~ 00328944 n 0000 | boisterous celebration &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00328836 04 n 03 jinks 0 high_jinks 0 hijinks 0 001 @ 00328689 n 0000 | noisy and mischievous merrymaking &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00328944 04 n 02 revel 0 revelry 0 006 @ 00328689 n 0000 ~ 00329202 n 0000 ~ 00329304 n 0000 ~ 00329473 n 0000 ~ 00329560 n 0000 ~ 00334212 n 0000 | unrestrained merrymaking &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00329120 04 n 02 escapade 0 lark 0 001 @ 00272358 n 0000 | any carefree episode &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00329202 04 n 03 spree 0 bout 1 fling 0 001 @ 00328944 n 0000 | a brief indulgence of your impulses &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00329304 04 n 06 bust 0 tear 1 bender 0 binge 0 toot 0 booze-up 0 001 @ 00328944 n 0000 | an occasion for heavy drinking; "they went on a bust that lasted three days" &%RecreationOrExercise+   
00329473 04 n 02 carouse 0 carousal 0 001 @ 00328944 n 0000 | a merry drinking party &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00329560 04 n 08 orgy 2 debauch 0 debauchery 0 saturnalia 1 riot 1 bacchanal 0 bacchanalia 1 drunken_revelry 0 001 @ 00328944 n 0000 | a wild gathering involving excessive drinking and promiscuity &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00329759 04 n 01 carnival 0 002 @ 00333254 n 0000 ~ 00335016 n 0000 | a festival marked by merrymaking and processions &%RecreationOrExercise+ 
00329880 04 n 02 Dionysia 0 Bacchanalia 0 001 @ 00333254 n 0000 | an orgiastic festival in ancient Greece in honor of Dionysus (= Bacchus) &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00330021 04 n 05 play 0 frolic 0 romp 0 gambol 0 caper 0 006 @ 00272358 n 0000 ~ 00330518 n 0000 ~ 00330677 n 0000 ~ 00330945 n 0000 ~ 00331025 n 0000 ~ 00331136 n 0000 | gay or light-hearted recreational activity for diversion or amusement; "it was all done in play"; "their frolic in the surf threatened to become ugly" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00330345 04 n 03 fun 0 merriment 0 playfulness 0 001 @ 00272358 n 0000 | activities that are enjoyable or amusing; "I do it for the fun of it"; "he is fun to have around" &%RecreationOrExercise+ 
00330518 04 n 06 flirt 0 flirting 0 flirtation 0 coquetry 0 dalliance 1 toying 0 001 @ 00330021 n 0000 | playful behavior intended to arouse sexual interest &%Expressing+  
00330677 04 n 04 folly 0 foolery 0 tomfoolery 0 indulgence 1 002 @ 00330021 n 0000 ~ 00330812 n 0000 | foolish or senseless behavior &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00330812 04 n 05 buffoonery 0 clowning 0 frivolity 0 harlequinade 0 prank 1 001 @ 00330677 n 0000 | acting like a clown or buffoon &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00330945 04 n 01 horseplay 0 001 @ 00330021 n 0000 | rowdy or boisterous play &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00331025 04 n 01 teasing 1 001 @ 00330021 n 0000 | playful vexation; "the parody was just a form of teasing" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00331136 04 n 01 word_play 0 001 @ 00330021 n 0000 | playing on words or speech sounds &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00331225 04 n 05 antic 0 joke 0 prank 0 trick 0 caper 2 002 @ 00272358 n 0000 ~ 00331381 n 0000 | a ludicrous or grotesque act done for fun and amusement &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00331381 04 n 01 practical_joke 0 003 @ 00331225 n 0000 ~ 00331571 n 0000 ~ 00331680 n 0000 | a prank or trick played on a person especially one intended to make the victim appear foolish &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00331571 04 n 01 April_fool 0 001 @ 00331381 n 0000 | a practical joke or trick played on April Fools' day &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00331680 04 n 01 rag 2 001 @ 00331381 n 0000 | (British) a boisterous practical joke (especially by college students) &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00331800 04 n 03 jest 0 joke 1 jocularity 0 004 @ 00272358 n 0000 ~ 00331961 n 0000 ~ 00332051 n 0000 ~ 00332189 n 0000 | activity characterized by good humor &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00331961 04 n 02 drollery 0 waggery 0 001 @ 00331800 n 0000 | a quaint and amusing jest &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00332051 04 n 02 leg-pull 0 leg-pulling 0 001 @ 00331800 n 0000 | as a joke: trying to make somebody believe something that is not true &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00332189 04 n 01 pleasantry 0 001 @ 00331800 n 0000 | an agreeable or amusing remark; "they exchange pleasantries" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00332306 04 n 02 entertainment 0 amusement 0 004 @ 00272358 n 0000 ~ 00332459 n 0000 ~ 00335147 n 0000 ~ 00337166 n 0000 | an activity that entertains &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00332459 04 n 01 extravaganza 0 001 @ 00332306 n 0000 | any lavishly staged or spectacular entertainment &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00332566 04 n 02 celebration 1 solemnization 0 001 @ 00665779 n 0000 | the public performance of a sacrament or solemn ceremony with all appropriate ritual; "the celebration of marriage" &%Declaring+  
00332755 04 n 02 Olympic_Games 0 Olympian_Games 0 001 @ 00328496 n 0000 | the ancient Panhellenic celebration at Olympia in honor of Zeus; held every 4 years beginning in 472 BC &%Game+  
00332935 04 n 01 Royal_National_Eisteddfod 0 001 @ 00333086 n 0000 | an eisteddfod with competitions in music and drama and poetry and the fine arts &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00333086 04 n 01 eisteddfod 0 002 @ 00333254 n 0000 ~ 00332935 n 0000 | any of several annual Welsh festivals involving artistic competitions (especially in singing) &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00333254 04 n 04 festival 0 feast 0 fiesta 0 fete 0 008 @ 00328496 n 0000 ~ 00329759 n 0000 ~ 00329880 n 0000 ~ 00333086 n 0000 ~ 00333503 n 0000 ~ 00333616 n 0000 ~ 00333768 n 0000 ~ 00333881 n 0000 | an organized series of acts and performances &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00333503 04 n 01 jazz_festival 0 001 @ 00333254 n 0000 | a festival that features performances by jazz artists &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00333616 04 n 02 Kwanzaa 0 Kwanza 0 001 @ 00333254 n 0000 | a festival featuring African-American culture; celebrated between Christmas and New Years &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00333768 04 n 01 Saturnalia 0 001 @ 00333254 n 0000 | an orgiastic festival in ancient Rome in honor of Saturn &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00333881 04 n 01 sheepshearing 2 001 @ 00333254 n 0000 | festival at the time of sheepshearing &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00333978 04 n 04 gala 0 gala_affair 0 jamboree 0 blowout 0 001 @ 00328496 n 0000 | a gay festivity &%RecreationOrExercise+ 
00334079 04 n 01 victory_celebration 0 001 @ 00328496 n 0000 | a celebration following a victory in a battle or sports competition &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00334212 04 n 01 whoopee 0 001 @ 00328944 n 0000 | noisy and boisterous revelry &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00334294 04 n 03 carnival 1 fair 1 funfair 0 002 @ 00335147 n 0000 %p 06347222 n 0000 | a traveling show; having sideshows and rides and games of skill etc. &%Corporation+  
00334453 04 n 01 dog_show 0 001 @ 00335147 n 0000 | a competitive exhibition of dogs &%Contest+  
00334540 04 n 01 horseshow 0 001 @ 00335147 n 0000 | a competitive exhibition of horses &%Contest+  
00334630 04 n 01 raree-show 0 001 @ 00335147 n 0000 | a street show &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00334700 04 n 01 circus 0 002 @ 00335147 n 0000 ~ 00334898 n 0000 | performance given by a traveling company of acrobats clowns and trained animals; "the children always love to go to the circus" &%Corporation+  
00334898 04 n 01 three-ring_circus 0 001 @ 00334700 n 0000 | a circus with simultaneous performances in three rings &%Corporation+  
00335016 04 n 02 Mardi_Gras 0 Fat_Tuesday 0 002 @ 00329759 n 0000 #p 06615358 n 0000 | the pre-Lenten festival of Shrove Tuesday &%RecreationOrExercise+ 
00335147 04 n 01 show 0 014 @ 00332306 n 0000 ~ 00334294 n 0000 ~ 00334453 n 0000 ~ 00334540 n 0000 ~ 00334630 n 0000 ~ 00334700 n 0000 ~ 00335498 n 0000 ~ 00335609 n 0000 ~ 00335706 n 0000 ~ 00335980 n 0000 ~ 00336149 n 0000 ~ 00336363 n 0000 ~ 00336981 n 0000 ~ 00337051 n 0000 | a public entertainment or exhibition; "a remarkable show of skill" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00335498 04 n 03 cabaret 0 floorshow 0 floor_show 0 001 @ 00335147 n 0000 | a series of acts at a night club &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00335609 04 n 01 ice_show 0 001 @ 00335147 n 0000 | any entertainment performed by ice skaters &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00335706 04 n 03 interlude 0 intermezzo 0 entr'acte 0 001 @ 00335147 n 0000 | a brief show (music or dance etc) performed between the sections of another performance &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00335874 04 n 01 parade 0 001 @ 00335980 n 0000 | a visible display; "she made a parade of her sorrows" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00335980 04 n 03 display 0 exhibit 0 showing 0 002 @ 00335147 n 0000 ~ 00335874 n 0000 | something shown to the public; "the museum had many exhibits of oriental art" &%Disseminating+  
00336149 04 n 03 presentation 0 presentment 2 demonstration 0 004 @ 00335147 n 0000 ~ 00336519 n 0000 ~ 00359430 n 0000 ~ 00574169 n 0000 | the act of presenting something; "he gave the customer a demonstration" &%Disseminating+  
00336363 04 n 01 demonstration 2 001 @ 00335147 n 0000 | a show of military force or preparedness; "he confused the enemy with feints and demonstrations" &%Disseminating+  
00336519 04 n 01 exhibition 0 003 @ 00336149 n 0000 ~ 00336676 n 0000 ~ 00336842 n 0000 | the act of exhibiting; "a remarkable exhibition of musicianship" &%Disseminating+  
00336676 04 n 01 production 1 001 @ 00336519 n 0000 | (law) the act of exhibiting in a court of law; "the appellate court demanded the production of all documents" &%Disseminating+  
00336842 04 n 01 rodeo 0 004 @ 00336519 n 0000 %p 00194106 n 0000 %p 00194486 n 0000 %p 00194613 n 0000 | an exhibition of cowboy skills &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00336981 04 n 01 road_show 0 001 @ 00335147 n 0000 | a show on tour &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00337051 04 n 01 sideshow 0 001 @ 00335147 n 0000 | a minor show that is part of a larger one (as at the circus) &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00337166 04 n 02 beguilement 0 distraction 1 001 @ 00332306 n 0000 | an entertainment that provokes pleased interest and distracts you from worries and vexations &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00337330 04 n 03 dancing 0 dance 0 terpsichore 0 013 @ 00272358 n 0000 ~ 00337848 n 0000 ~ 00338081 n 0000 ~ 00338236 n 0000 ~ 00338341 n 0000 ~ 00338462 n 0000 ~ 00338623 n 0000 ~ 00338969 n 0000 ~ 00339297 n 0000 ~ 00339825 n 0000 ~ 00339927 n 0000 ~ 00342388 n 0000 ~ 00350444 n 0000 | taking a series of rhythmical steps (and movements) in time to music &%RecreationOrExercise+ &%Dancing=  
00337690 04 n 02 eurhythmics 0 eurythmics 0 001 @ 00272358 n 0000 | the interpretation in harmonious bodily movements of the rhythm of musical compositions &%Dancing+  
00337848 04 n 02 break_dancing 0 break_dance 0 001 @ 00337330 n 0000 | a form of solo dancing that involves rapid acrobatic moves in which different parts of the body touch the ground; normally performed to the rhythm of rap music &%Dancing+  
00338081 04 n 03 nautch 0 nauch 0 nautch_dance 0 001 @ 00337330 n 0000 | an intricate traditional dance in India performed by professional dancing girls &%Dancing+  
00338236 04 n 01 pavane 0 001 @ 00337330 n 0000 | a stately court dance of the 16th and 17th centuries &%Dancing+  
00338341 04 n 01 saraband 0 001 @ 00337330 n 0000 | a stately court dance of the 17th and 18th centuries; in slow time &%Dancing+  
00338462 04 n 02 slam_dancing 0 slam_dance 0 001 @ 00337330 n 0000 | a form of dancing in which dancers slam into one another; normally performed to punk rock &%Dancing+  
00338623 04 n 02 step_dancing 0 hoofing 0 003 @ 00337330 n 0000 ~ 00338800 n 0000 %p 00343865 n 0000 | dancing in which the steps are more important than gestures or postures &%Dancing+  
00338800 04 n 02 tap_dancing 0 tap_dance 0 004 @ 00338623 n 0000 ~ 00339066 n 0000 ~ 00339198 n 0000 ~ 00340661 n 0000 | a dance step tapped out audibly with the feet &%Dancing+  
00338969 04 n 02 toe_dancing 0 toe_dance 0 001 @ 00337330 n 0000 | a dance performed on tiptoe &%Dancing+  
00339066 04 n 03 soft-shoe 0 soft-shoe_shuffle 0 soft-shoe_dancing 0 001 @ 00338800 n 0000 | tap dancing wearing soft-soled shoes &%Dancing+  
00339198 04 n 01 buck-and-wing 0 001 @ 00338800 n 0000 | a solo tap dance emphasizing sharp taps &%Dancing+  
00339297 04 n 02 stage_dancing 0 choreography 0 009 @ 00337330 n 0000 ~ 00339532 n 0000 ~ 00340471 n 0000 ~ 00340803 n 0000 ~ 00340952 n 0000 ~ 00341135 n 0000 ~ 00341254 n 0000 ~ 00341439 n 0000 ~ 00341563 n 0000 | artistic dancing &%Dancing+  
00339532 04 n 02 ballet 0 concert_dance 0 009 @ 00339297 n 0000 %p 00339825 n 0000 %p 00339927 n 0000 ~ 00340075 n 0000 ~ 00340237 n 0000 ~ 00340355 n 0000 %p 00344095 n 0000 %p 00344233 n 0000 %p 05258426 n 0000 | a theatrical representation of a story performed to music by ballet dancers &%Dancing+  
00339825 04 n 01 pas_seul 0 002 @ 00337330 n 0000 #p 00339532 n 0000 | a solo dance or dance figure &%Dancing+  
00339927 04 n 02 pas_de_deux 0 duet 1 002 @ 00337330 n 0000 #p 00339532 n 0000 | a dance for two people (usually a ballerina and a danseur noble) &%Dancing+  
00340075 04 n 01 classical_ballet 0 001 @ 00339532 n 0000 | a style of ballet based on precise conventional steps performed with graceful and flowing movements &%Dancing+  
00340237 04 n 01 modern_ballet 0 001 @ 00339532 n 0000 | a style of ballet that admits a wider variety of movements &%Dancing+  
00340355 04 n 01 comedy_ballet 0 001 @ 00339532 n 0000 | a ballet that stresses the drama with features of comedy &%Dancing+  
00340471 04 n 01 modern_dance 0 002 @ 00339297 n 0000 ~ 00342164 n 0000 | a style of theatrical dancing that is not as restricted as classical ballet; movements are expressive of feelings &%Dancing+  
00340661 04 n 03 clog_dance 0 clog_dancing 0 clog 0 001 @ 00338800 n 0000 | a dance performed while wearing clogs; has heavy stamping steps &%Dancing+  
00340803 04 n 01 apache_dance 0 001 @ 00339297 n 0000 | a violent fast dance in French vaudeville (an apache is a member of the French underworld) &%Dancing+  
00340952 04 n 03 belly_dance 0 belly_dancing 0 danse_du_ventre 0 001 @ 00339297 n 0000 | a Middle Eastern dance in which the dancer makes sensuous movements of the hips and abdomen &%Dancing+  
00341135 04 n 01 bolero 0 001 @ 00339297 n 0000 | a Spanish dance in triple time accompanied by guitar and castanets &%Dancing+  
00341254 04 n 01 cakewalk 0 001 @ 00339297 n 0000 | a strutting dance based on a march; was performed in minstrel shows; originated as a competition among Black dancers to win a cake &%Dancing+  
00341439 04 n 01 cancan 0 001 @ 00339297 n 0000 | a high-kicking dance of French origin performed by a female chorus line &%Dancing+  
00341563 04 n 01 nude_dancing 0 004 @ 00339297 n 0000 ~ 00341717 n 0000 ~ 00341852 n 0000 ~ 00342023 n 0000 | erotic dancing with little or no clothing &%Dancing+ 
00341717 04 n 01 fan_dance 0 001 @ 00341563 n 0000 | a solo dance in which large fans are manipulated to suggest or reveal nakedness &%Dancing+  
00341852 04 n 02 strip 0 striptease 0 001 @ 00341563 n 0000 | a form of entertainment in which a dancer undresses to music; "she did a strip right in front of everyone" &%Dancing+  
00342023 04 n 01 bubble_dance 0 001 @ 00341563 n 0000 | a solo dance similar to a fan dance except large balloons are used instead of fans &%Dancing+  
00342164 04 n 04 interpretive_dance 0 interpretive_dancing 0 interpretative_dance 0 interpretative_dancing 0 001 @ 00340471 n 0000 | a form of modern dance in which the dancer's movements depict an emotion or tell a story &%Dancing+  
00342388 04 n 01 social_dancing 0 011 @ 00337330 n 0000 ~ 00342665 n 0000 ~ 00342773 n 0000 ~ 00342945 n 0000 ~ 00343242 n 0000 ~ 00343430 n 0000 ~ 00343528 n 0000 ~ 00343652 n 0000 ~ 00343748 n 0000 ~ 00344342 n 0000 ~ 00346860 n 0000 | dancing as part of a social occasion &%Dancing+  
00342665 04 n 01 jitterbug 0 001 @ 00342388 n 0000 | a jerky American dance that was popular in the 1940s &%Dancing+  
00342773 04 n 02 lindy 0 lindy_hop 0 001 @ 00342388 n 0000 | an energetic American dance that was popular in the 1930s (probably named for the aviator Charles Lindbergh) &%Dancing+  
00342945 04 n 01 fandango 0 001 @ 00342388 n 0000 | a provocative Spanish courtship dance in triple time; performed by a man and a woman playing castanets &%Dancing+  
00343102 04 n 01 farandole 0 001 @ 00346860 n 0000 | a lively dance from Provence; all the dancers join hands and execute various figures &%Dancing+  
00343242 04 n 02 flamenco 0 gypsy_dancing 0 001 @ 00342388 n 0000 | a style of dancing characteristic of the Andalusian gypsies; vigorous and rhythmic with clapping and stamping of feet &%Dancing+  
00343430 04 n 01 gavotte 0 001 @ 00342388 n 0000 | an old formal French dance in quadruple time &%Dancing+  
00343528 04 n 02 shag 0 shagging 0 001 @ 00342388 n 0000 | a lively dance step consisting of hopping on each foot in turn &%Dancing+  
00343652 04 n 01 stomp 0 001 @ 00342388 n 0000 | a dance involving a rhythmical stamping step &%Dancing+  
00343748 04 n 02 tarantella 0 tarantelle 0 001 @ 00342388 n 0000 | a lively whirling Italian dance for two persons &%Dancing+  
00343865 04 n 02 dance_step 0 step 3 005 @ 00183279 n 0000 #p 00338623 n 0000 ~ 00189958 n 0000 ~ 00344095 n 0000 ~ 00344233 n 0000 | a sequence of foot movements that make up a particular dance; "he taught them the waltz step" &%Dancing+  
00344095 04 n 02 chasse 0 sashay 0 002 @ 00343865 n 0000 #p 00339532 n 0000 | (ballet) quick gliding steps with one foot always leading &%Dancing+  
00344233 04 n 01 glissade 0 002 @ 00343865 n 0000 #p 00339532 n 0000 | a gliding or sliding step in ballet &%Dancing+  
00344342 04 n 02 ballroom_dancing 0 ballroom_dance 0 018 @ 00342388 n 0000 ~ 00344796 n 0000 ~ 00344953 n 0000 ~ 00345159 n 0000 ~ 00345313 n 0000 ~ 00345424 n 0000 ~ 00345544 n 0000 ~ 00345654 n 0000 ~ 00345793 n 0000 ~ 00345914 n 0000 ~ 00346037 n 0000 ~ 00346131 n 0000 ~ 00346223 n 0000 ~ 00346326 n 0000 ~ 00346424 n 0000 ~ 00346511 n 0000 ~ 00346637 n 0000 ~ 00346730 n 0000 | any of a variety of social dances performed by couples in a ballroom &%Dancing+  
00344796 04 n 02 cha-cha 0 cha-cha-cha 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a modern ballroom dance from Latin America; small steps and swaying movements of the hips &%Dancing+  
00344953 04 n 01 one-step 0 002 @ 00344342 n 0000 ~ 00345076 n 0000 | an early ballroom dance; precursor to the fox-trot &%Dancing+  
00345076 04 n 01 turkey_trot 0 001 @ 00344953 n 0000 | an early ragtime one-step &%Dancing+  
00345159 04 n 01 fox-trot 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a ballroom dance in quadruple time; combines short and long and fast and slow steps fixed sequences &%Dancing+  
00345313 04 n 01 two-step 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a ballroom dance in duple meter; marked by sliding steps &%Dancing+  
00345424 04 n 01 bolero 1 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a Spanish dance in triple time; accompanied by guitar and castanets &%Dancing+  
00345544 04 n 01 bunny_hug 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a syncopated ballroom dance formerly popular in the US &%Dancing+  
00345654 04 n 01 charleston 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | an American ballroom dance in syncopated rhythm; popular early in the 20th century &%Dancing+  
00345793 04 n 01 conga 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a Latin American dance of 3 steps and a kick by people in single file &%Dancing+ 
00345914 04 n 02 cotillion 0 cotilion 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a lively dance originating in France in the 18th century &%Dancing+  
00346037 04 n 01 minuet 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a stately court dance in the 17th century &%Dancing+  
00346131 04 n 01 paso_doble 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a ballroom dance in fast duple time &%Dancing+  
00346223 04 n 01 quickstep 1 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a ballroom dance with both quick and slow steps &%Dancing+  
00346326 04 n 01 rumba 1 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a ballroom dance based on the Cuban folk dance &%Dancing+  
00346424 04 n 01 samba 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a lively ballroom dance from Brazil &%Dancing+  
00346511 04 n 02 round_dance 1 round_dancing 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a ballroom dance characterized by revolving movement &%Dancing+  
00346637 04 n 01 tango 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a ballroom dance of Latin-American origin &%Dancing+  
00346730 04 n 02 waltz 0 valse 0 001 @ 00344342 n 0000 | a ballroom dance in triple time with a strong accent on the first beat &%Dancing+  
00346860 04 n 02 folk_dancing 0 folk_dance 0 011 @ 00342388 n 0000 ~ 00343102 n 0000 ~ 00347194 n 0000 ~ 00347286 n 0000 ~ 00347492 n 0000 ~ 00347630 n 0000 ~ 00347788 n 0000 ~ 00347977 n 0000 ~ 00348073 n 0000 ~ 00348185 n 0000 ~ 00348823 n 0000 | a style of dancing that originated among ordinary people (not in the royal courts) &%Dancing+  
00347194 04 n 01 mazurka 0 001 @ 00346860 n 0000 | a Polish national dance in triple time &%Dancing+  
00347286 04 n 01 polka 0 001 @ 00346860 n 0000 | a Bohemian dance with 3 steps and a hop in fast time &%Dancing+  
00347390 04 n 01 schottische 0 001 @ 00348823 n 0000 | a German round dance resembling a slow polka &%Dancing+  
00347492 04 n 02 morris_dance 0 morris_dancing 0 001 @ 00346860 n 0000 | any of various English folk dances performed by men in costume &%Dancing+  
00347630 04 n 02 sword_dance 0 sword_dancing 0 001 @ 00346860 n 0000 | any of various dances by men who step nimbly over swords or flourish them in the air &%Dancing+  
00347788 04 n 01 rumba 0 001 @ 00346860 n 0000 | a rhythmic syncopated Cuban folk dance in duple time &%Dancing+  
00347892 04 n 01 highland_fling 0 001 @ 00349176 n 0000 | a vigorous Scottish reel &%Dancing+  
00347977 04 n 01 hornpipe 0 001 @ 00346860 n 0000 | a British solo dance performed by sailors &%Dancing+  
00348073 04 n 01 jig 0 001 @ 00346860 n 0000 | any of various old rustic dances involving kicking and leaping &%Dancing+  
00348185 04 n 04 country-dance 0 country_dancing 0 contredanse 0 contra_danse 0 008 @ 00346860 n 0000 ~ 00348506 n 0000 ~ 00348934 n 0000 ~ 00349666 n 0000 ~ 00349860 n 0000 ~ 00350000 n 0000 ~ 00350143 n 0000 ~ 00350303 n 0000 | a type of folk dance in which couples are arranged in sets or face one another in a line &%Dancing+  
00348506 04 n 02 longways 0 longways_dance 0 002 @ 00348185 n 0000 ~ 00348670 n 0000 | country dancing performed with couples in two long lines facing each other &%Dancing+  
00348670 04 n 02 Virginia_reel 0 reel 1 001 @ 00348506 n 0000 | an American country dance which starts with the couples facing each other in two lines &%Dancing+  
00348823 04 n 01 round_dance 0 002 @ 00346860 n 0000 ~ 00347390 n 0000 | a folk dance; dancers form a circle &%Dancing+  
00348934 04 n 02 square_dance 0 square_dancing 0 007 @ 00348185 n 0000 ~ 00349176 n 0000 ~ 00349450 n 0000 %p 00349666 n 0000 %p 00349860 n 0000 %p 00350000 n 0000 %p 00350143 n 0000 | American country dancing in which couples form squares &%Dancing+  
00349176 04 n 02 reel 0 Scottish_reel 0 003 @ 00348934 n 0000 ~ 00347892 n 0000 ~ 00349361 n 0000 | a lively dance of Scottish highlanders; marked by circular moves and gliding steps &%Dancing+  
00349361 04 n 01 eightsome 0 001 @ 00349176 n 0000 | a Scottish reel for eight dancers &%Dancing+ 
00349450 04 n 01 quadrille 0 002 @ 00348934 n 0000 ~ 00349581 n 0000 | a square dance of 5 or more figures for 4 or more couples &%Dancing+  
00349581 04 n 01 lancers 0 001 @ 00349450 n 0000 | a quadrille for 8 or 16 couples &%Dancing+  
00349666 04 n 01 do-si-do 0 002 @ 00348185 n 0000 #p 00348934 n 0000 | a square-dance figure; two dancers approach each other and circle back to back before returning to their original places &%Dancing+  
00349860 04 n 01 promenade 2 002 @ 00348185 n 0000 #p 00348934 n 0000 | a square dance figure; couples march counterclockwise in a circle &%Dancing+  
00350000 04 n 01 sashay 1 002 @ 00348185 n 0000 #p 00348934 n 0000 | a square dance figure; partners circle each other taking sideways steps &%Dancing+  
00350143 04 n 01 swing 4 002 @ 00348185 n 0000 #p 00348934 n 0000 | a square dance figure; a pair of dancers join hands and dance around a point between them &%Dancing+  
00350303 04 n 01 landler 0 001 @ 00348185 n 0000 | a moderately slow Austrian country dance in triple time; involves spinning and clapping &%Dancing+  
00350444 04 n 03 ritual_dancing 0 ritual_dance 0 ceremonial_dance 0 010 @ 00337330 n 0000 #p 00663366 n 0000 ~ 00350744 n 0000 ~ 00350929 n 0000 ~ 00351103 n 0000 ~ 00351364 n 0000 ~ 00351473 n 0000 ~ 00351603 n 0000 ~ 00351752 n 0000 ~ 00351874 n 0000 | a dance that is part of a religious ritual &%Dancing+  
00350744 04 n 01 apache_devil_dance 0 001 @ 00350444 n 0000 | a ritual dance of the Apache Indians &%Dancing+  
00350845 04 n 01 corn_dance 0 001 @ 00351473 n 0000 | a rain dance of Amerindians &%Dancing+  
00350929 04 n 02 danse_macabre 0 dance_of_death 0 001 @ 00350444 n 0000 | a medieval dance in which a skeleton representing death leads a procession of others to the grave &%Dancing+  
00351103 04 n 01 ghost_dance 0 001 @ 00350444 n 0000 | a religious dance of native Americans looking for communication with the dead &%Dancing+  
00351238 04 n 03 hula 0 hula-hula 0 Hawaiian_dancing 0 001 @ 00351473 n 0000 | a Polynesian rain dance performed by a woman &%Dancing+  
00351364 04 n 01 pyrrhic 0 001 @ 00350444 n 0000 | an ancient Greek dance imitating the motions of warfare &%Dancing+  
00351473 04 n 01 rain_dance 0 003 @ 00350444 n 0000 ~ 00350845 n 0000 ~ 00351238 n 0000 | a ritual dance intended to bring rain &%Dancing+  
00351603 04 n 01 snake_dance 0 001 @ 00350444 n 0000 | a ceremonial dance (as by the American Hopi Indians) in which snakes are handled or invoked &%Dancing+  
00351752 04 n 01 sun_dance 0 001 @ 00350444 n 0000 | a ceremonial dance performed by Amerindians at the summer solstice &%Dancing+  
00351874 04 n 01 war_dance 0 001 @ 00350444 n 0000 | a ceremonial dance performed before a battle or after a victory &%Dancing+  
00351993 04 n 01 music 0 010 @ 00272358 n 0000 @ 00061811 n 0000 ~ 00352265 n 0000 ~ 00352710 n 0000 ~ 00354179 n 0000 ~ 00356150 n 0000 ~ 00356963 n 0000 ~ 00357253 n 0000 ~ 00357398 n 0000 %p 10980308 n 0000 | a musical diversion; "his music was his central interest" &%Music= 
00352265 04 n 03 dance_music 0 danceroom_music 0 ballroom_music 0 004 @ 00351993 n 0000 ~ 00352447 n 0000 ~ 00352561 n 0000 ~ 00354025 n 0000 | music composed for ballroom dancing &%Music+  
00352447 04 n 02 ragtime 0 rag 1 001 @ 00352265 n 0000 | music with a syncopated melody (usually for the piano) &%Music+  
00352561 04 n 01 jazz 1 001 @ 00352265 n 0000 | a style of dance music popular in the 1920s; similar to New Orleans jazz but played by large bands &%Music+  
00352710 04 n 01 jazz 0 008 @ 00351993 n 0000 ~ 00352985 n 0000 ~ 00353097 n 0000 ~ 00353243 n 0000 ~ 00353377 n 0000 ~ 00353738 n 0000 ~ 00353836 n 0000 ~ 00355940 n 0000 | music that originated in New Orleans around 1900 and developed through increasingly complex styles &%Music+  
00352985 04 n 02 bop 0 bebop 0 001 @ 00352710 n 0000 | an early form of modern jazz (originating around 1940) &%Music+  
00353097 04 n 02 boogie 0 boogie-woogie 0 002 @ 00352710 n 0000 @ 05287140 n 0000 | an instrumental version of the blues (especially for piano) &%Music+  
00353243 04 n 03 modern_jazz 0 new_jazz 0 neo_jazz 0 001 @ 00352710 n 0000 | any of various styles of jazz that appeared after 1940 &%Music+  
00353377 04 n 04 rock_'n'_roll 0 rock_and_roll 0 rock 1 rock_music 0 002 @ 00352710 n 0000 ~ 00353591 n 0000 | a type of dance music originating in the 1950s; a blend of rhythm-and-blues with country-and-western &%Music+  
00353591 04 n 02 punk_rock 0 punk 0 001 @ 00353377 n 0000 | rock music with deliberately offensive lyrics expressing anger and social alienation &%Music+  
00353738 04 n 01 trad 0 001 @ 00352710 n 0000 | (Brit) traditional jazz as revived in the 1950s &%Music+  
00353836 04 n 03 swing 1 swing_music 0 jive 0 001 @ 00352710 n 0000 | a style of jazz played by big bands popular in the 1930s; flowing rhythms but less complex than later styles of jazz &%Music+  
00354025 04 n 01 kwela 0 001 @ 00352265 n 0000 | a kind of danceable music popular among black South Africans; includes a whistle among its instruments &%Music+  
00354179 04 n 01 vocal_music 0 004 @ 00351993 n 0000 ~ 00354354 n 0000 ~ 00354500 n 0000 ~ 00355108 n 0000 | music that is vocalized (as contrasted with instrumental music) &%Music+  
00354354 04 n 02 rap 1 rap_music 0 001 @ 00354179 n 0000 | a form of vocal music in which rhyming lyrics are chanted to a musical accompaniment &%Music+  
00354500 04 n 02 singing 0 vocalizing 0 014 @ 00354179 n 0000 ~ 00354831 n 0000 ~ 00354935 n 0000 ~ 00355018 n 0000 ~ 00355593 n 0000 ~ 00355704 n 0000 ~ 00355815 n 0000 ~ 00355940 n 0000 ~ 00815282 n 0000 ~ 00815376 n 0000 ~ 00815762 n 0000 ~ 00815869 n 0000 ~ 00815966 n 0000 ~ 00816065 n 0000 | the act of singing vocal music &%Music+  
00354831 04 n 01 singsong 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | (British) informal group singing of popular songs &%Music+  
00354935 04 n 01 bel_canto 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | a style of operatic singing &%Music+  
00355018 04 n 01 coloratura 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | singing with florid ornamentation &%Music+  
00355108 04 n 02 song 0 strain 1 004 @ 00354179 n 0000 ~ 00355296 n 0000 ~ 00355403 n 0000 ~ 00355510 n 0000 | the act of singing; "with a shout and a song they marched up to the gates" &%Music+  
00355296 04 n 01 carol 0 001 @ 00355108 n 0000 | a joyful song (usually celebrating the birth of Christ) &%Music+  
00355403 04 n 02 lullaby 0 cradlesong 0 001 @ 00355108 n 0000 | a quiet song that lulls a child to sleep &%Music+  
00355510 04 n 01 aria 0 001 @ 00355108 n 0000 | an elaborate song for solo voice &%Music+  
00355593 04 n 01 caroling 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | singing joyful religious songs (especially at Christmas) &%Music+  
00355704 04 n 01 crooning 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | the act of singing popular songs in a sentimental manner &%Music+  
00355815 04 n 01 crooning 1 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | singing in a soft low tone; "her crooning soon put the child to sleep" &%Music+  
00355940 04 n 02 scat 0 scat_singing 0 002 @ 00354500 n 0000 @ 00352710 n 0000 | singing jazz; the singer substitutes nonsense syllables for the words of the song and tries to sound like a musical instrument &%Music+  
00356150 04 n 02 march 1 marching_music 0 004 @ 00351993 n 0000 ~ 00356331 n 0000 ~ 00356720 n 0000 ~ 00356842 n 0000 | music written for marching; "Sousa wrote the best marches" &%Music+  
00356331 04 n 02 military_march 0 martial_music 0 003 @ 00356150 n 0000 ~ 00356514 n 0000 ~ 00356601 n 0000 | brisk marching music suitable for troops marching in a military parade &%Music+  
00356514 04 n 01 quickstep 0 001 @ 00356331 n 0000 | a march accompanying quick time &%Music+  
00356601 04 n 01 pibroch 0 001 @ 00356331 n 0000 | martial music with variations; for the Scottish Highlands bagpipe &%Music+  
00356720 04 n 02 funeral_march 0 dead_march 0 001 @ 00356150 n 0000 | a slow march to be played for funeral processions &%Music+  
00356842 04 n 02 processional_march 0 recessional_march 0 001 @ 00356150 n 0000 | a march to be played for processions &%Music+  
00356963 04 n 03 bell_ringing 0 carillon 0 carillon_playing 0 002 @ 00351993 n 0000 ~ 00357127 n 0000 | playing a set of bells that are (usually) hung in a tower &%Music+  
00357127 04 n 01 change_ringing 0 001 @ 00356963 n 0000 | ringing tuned bells in a fixed order that is continually changing &%Music+  
00357253 04 n 02 percussion 1 drumming 0 001 @ 00351993 n 0000 | the act of playing drums; "he practiced his drumming several hours every day" &%RadiatingSound+  
00357398 04 n 01 whistling 0 001 @ 00351993 n 0000 | the act of whistling a tune; "his cheerful whistling indicated that he enjoyed his work" &%RadiatingSound+  
00357542 04 n 01 beat 1 001 @ 00224275 n 0000 | a stroke or blow; "the signal was two beats on the steam pipe" &%RadiatingSound+  
00357655 04 n 01 bow 1 003 @ 00224275 n 0000 ~ 00357850 n 0000 ~ 00357958 n 0000 | a stroke with a curved piece of wood with taut horsehair strands that is used in playing stringed instruments &%Motion+ 
00357850 04 n 01 down-bow 0 001 @ 00357655 n 0000 | a downward stroke from the heel to the tip of the bow &%Motion+  
00357958 04 n 01 up-bow 0 001 @ 00357655 n 0000 | an upward stroke from the tip to the heel of the bow &%Motion+ 
00358063 04 n 04 acting 0 playing 2 playacting 0 performing 0 010 @ 00261466 n 0000 #p 00359430 n 0000 ~ 00358359 n 0000 ~ 00358644 n 0000 ~ 00359000 n 0000 ~ 00359244 n 0000 ~ 00360073 n 0000 ~ 00360150 n 0000 ~ 00360243 n 0000 ~ 00360323 n 0000 | the performance of a part or role in a drama &%Pretending+  
00358359 04 n 02 portrayal 2 enactment 0 003 @ 00358063 n 0000 ~ 00358502 n 0000 ~ 04552661 n 0000 | acting the part of a character on stage &%Pretending+  
00358502 04 n 01 impression 0 001 @ 00358359 n 0000 | an impressionistic portrayal of a person; "he did a funny impression of a politician" &%Pretending+  
00358644 04 n 02 impersonation 0 personation 0 002 @ 00358063 n 0000 ~ 00358778 n 0000 | imitating the mannerisms of another person &%Pretending+  
00358778 04 n 02 apery 0 mimicry 0 002 @ 00358644 n 0000 ~ 00358898 n 0000 | the act of mimicking; imitative behavior &%Pretending+  
00358898 04 n 03 parody 0 mockery 1 takeoff 1 001 @ 00358778 n 0000 | humorous or satirical mimicry &%Pretending+  
00359000 04 n 03 mime 0 pantomime 0 dumb_show 0 002 @ 00358063 n 0000 ~ 00359154 n 0000 | a performance using gestures and body movements without words &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00359154 04 n 01 panto 0 001 @ 00359000 n 0000 | (British) an abbreviation of pantomime &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00359244 04 n 03 business 3 stage_business 0 byplay 0 001 @ 00358063 n 0000 | incidental activity performed by an actor for dramatic effect; "his business with the cane was hilarious" &%Pretending+  
00359430 04 n 01 performance 1 010 @ 00336149 n 0000 ~ 00062703 n 0000 ~ 00062816 n 0000 ~ 00062947 n 0000 ~ 00063094 n 0000 ~ 00063210 n 0000 ~ 00063430 n 0000 ~ 00063574 n 0000 %p 00358063 n 0000 ~ 00359780 n 0000 | the act of presenting a play or a piece of music or other entertainment; "we congratulated him on his performance at the recital" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00359780 04 n 02 program 0 programme 0 002 @ 00359430 n 0000 ~ 00359972 n 0000 | a performance (or series of performances) at a public presentation; "the program lasted more than two hours" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00359972 04 n 01 bill 0 001 @ 00359780 n 0000 | the entertainment offered at a public presentation &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00360073 04 n 01 skit 0 001 @ 00358063 n 0000 | a short theatrical episode &%Pretending+  
00360150 04 n 02 hamming 0 overacting 0 001 @ 00358063 n 0000 | poor acting by a ham actor &%Pretending+  
00360243 04 n 01 heroics 0 001 @ 00358063 n 0000 | ostentatious hammy conduct &%Pretending+  
00360323 04 n 01 roleplaying 0 001 @ 00358063 n 0000 | acting a particular role (as in psychotherapy) &%Pretending+  
00360427 04 n 01 card_trick 0 001 @ 00063210 n 0000 | a trick performed with playing cards &%Pretending+  
00360520 04 n 02 prestidigitation 0 sleight_of_hand 0 001 @ 00063210 n 0000 | manual dexterity in the execution of tricks &%Pretending+  
00360644 04 n 02 liveliness 0 animation 1 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | general activity and motion &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00360740 04 n 01 brouhaha 0 001 @ 00361596 n 0000 | a confused disturbance far greater than its cause merits &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00360851 04 n 02 circus 1 carnival 2 001 @ 00214772 n 0000 | a frenetic disorganized (and often comic) disturbance suggestive of a circus or carnival; "it was so funny it was a circus"; "the whole occasion had a carnival atmosphere" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00361086 04 n 02 disruption 0 perturbation 0 003 @ 00214772 n 0000 ~ 00361221 n 0000 ~ 00361333 n 0000 | the act of causing disorder &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00361221 04 n 02 dislocation 0 breakdown 2 001 @ 00361086 n 0000 | the act of disrupting an established order &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00361333 04 n 03 surprise 0 surprising 0 surprisal 0 001 @ 00361086 n 0000 | the act of surprising someone &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00361442 04 n 06 commotion 0 din 0 ruction 0 ruckus 0 rumpus 0 tumult 0 002 @ 00214772 n 0000 ~ 00362507 n 0000 | the act of making a noisy disturbance &%RadiatingSound+  
00361596 04 n 02 furor 0 furore 0 002 @ 00214772 n 0000 ~ 00360740 n 0000 | a sudden outburst (as of protest) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00361708 04 n 02 havoc 0 mayhem 1 001 @ 00214772 n 0000 | violent and needless disturbance &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00361801 04 n 03 melee 0 scrimmage 0 battle_royal 0 001 @ 00214772 n 0000 | a noisy riotous fight &%Contest+  
00361901 04 n 05 agitation 0 excitement 2 turmoil 0 upheaval 0 hullabaloo 0 001 @ 00214772 n 0000 | disturbance usually in protest &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00362034 04 n 02 outburst 0 tumultuous_disturbance 0 001 @ 00214772 n 0000 | a sudden violent disturbance &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00362142 04 n 02 rampage 0 violent_disorder 1 001 @ 00214772 n 0000 | violently angry and destructive behavior &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00362255 04 n 03 upset 1 derangement 0 overthrow 2 001 @ 00214772 n 0000 | the act of disturbing the mind or body; "his carelessness could have caused an ecological upset"; "she was unprepared for this sudden overthrow of their normal way of living" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00362507 04 n 06 bustle 0 hustle 0 flurry 0 ado 0 fuss 0 stir 0 001 @ 00361442 n 0000 | a rapid bustling commotion &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00362624 04 n 02 burst 2 fit 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | a sudden flurry of activity (often for no obvious reason); "a burst of applause"; "a fit of housecleaning" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00362788 04 n 04 haste 0 hurry 0 rush 0 rushing 1 003 @ 00180278 n 0000 ~ 00362997 n 0000 ~ 00363120 n 0000 | the act of moving hurriedly and in a careless manner; "in his haste to leave he forgot his book" &%Motion+  
00362997 04 n 02 dash 2 bolt 1 001 @ 00362788 n 0000 | the act of moving with great haste; "he made a dash for the door" &%Motion+  
00363120 04 n 03 scamper 0 scramble 0 scurry 0 001 @ 00362788 n 0000 | rushing about hastily in an undignified way &%Motion+  
00363237 04 n 03 maneuver 3 manoeuvre 3 play 4 013 @ 00180278 n 0000 #p 00295977 n 0000 ~ 00363615 n 0000 ~ 00364042 n 0000 ~ 00364396 n 0000 ~ 00364539 n 0000 ~ 00364695 n 0000 ~ 00367000 n 0000 ~ 00367083 n 0000 ~ 00369625 n 0000 ~ 00369708 n 0000 ~ 00628256 n 0000 ~ 00628413 n 0000 | a deliberate coordinated movement requiring dexterity and skill; "he made a great play" &%Maneuver=  
00363615 04 n 01 figure 0 003 @ 00363237 n 0000 ~ 00363807 n 0000 ~ 00363910 n 0000 | a predetermined set of movements in dancing or skating; "she made the best score on compulsory figures" &%Maneuver+ 
00363807 04 n 01 figure_eight 0 001 @ 00363615 n 0000 | a skating figure that carves an 8 in the ice &%Maneuver+  
00363910 04 n 01 spread_eagle 0 001 @ 00363615 n 0000 | a skating figure executed with the skates heel to heel in a straight line &%Maneuver+  
00364042 04 n 02 completion 2 pass_completion 0 002 @ 00363237 n 0000 #p 00299231 n 0000 | a successful forward pass in football &%Maneuver+  
00364173 04 n 01 play 5 006 @ 04536572 n 0000 ~ 00300491 n 0000 ~ 00364910 n 0000 ~ 00367892 n 0000 ~ 00368056 n 0000 ~ 00368739 n 0000 | a preset plan of action in team sports; "the coach drew up the plays for her team" &%Maneuver+  
00364396 04 n 01 ball_hawking 0 001 @ 00363237 n 0000 | a skillful maneuver in catching balls or in stealing the ball from the opposing team &%Maneuver+  
00364539 04 n 01 assist 0 001 @ 00363237 n 0000 | in sports (baseball or basketball or ice hockey) the act of enabling another player to make a good play &%Maneuver+  
00364695 04 n 02 icing 0 icing_the_puck 0 002 @ 00363237 n 0000 #p 00296274 n 0000 | (ice hockey) the act of shooting the puck from within your own defensive area the length of the rink beyond the opponent's goal &%Maneuver+  
00364910 04 n 01 football_play 0 008 @ 00364173 n 0000 #p 00299609 n 0000 %p 00077072 n 0000 ~ 00123789 n 0000 ~ 00365145 n 0000 ~ 00366105 n 0000 ~ 00366358 n 0000 ~ 00366852 n 0000 | a play by the offensive team in a football game &%Maneuver+  
00365145 04 n 04 run 2 running 3 running_play 0 running_game 0 005 @ 00364910 n 0000 ~ 00365447 n 0000 ~ 00365634 n 0000 ~ 00365792 n 0000 ~ 00365964 n 0000 | a football play in which a player runs with the ball; "the defensive line braced to stop the run"; "the coach put great emphasis on running" &%Maneuver+  
00365447 04 n 02 draw 2 draw_play 0 001 @ 00365145 n 0000 | the quarterback moves back as if to pass and then hands the ball to the fullback who is running toward the line of scrimmage &%Maneuver+  
00365634 04 n 01 return 5 002 @ 00365145 n 0000 #p 00299231 n 0000 | the act of running back the football after a kickoff or punt or interception or fumble &%Maneuver+  
00365792 04 n 02 rush 1 rushing 0 001 @ 00365145 n 0000 | (football) an attempt to advance the ball by running into the line; "the linebackers were ready to stop a rush" &%Maneuver+  
00365964 04 n 02 end_run 0 sweep 0 001 @ 00365145 n 0000 | (football) an attempt to advance the ball by running around the end of the line &%Maneuver+  
00366105 04 n 04 pass 2 passing_play 0 passing_game 0 passing 3 003 @ 00364910 n 0000 ~ 00366476 n 0000 ~ 00366739 n 0000 | a football play that involves one player throwing the ball to a teammate; "the coach sent in a passing play on third and long" &%Maneuver+  
00366358 04 n 01 handoff 0 001 @ 00364910 n 0000 | a football play in which one player hands the ball to a teammate &%Maneuver+  
00366476 04 n 02 forward_pass 0 aerial 0 002 @ 00366105 n 0000 ~ 00366608 n 0000 | a pass to a receiver downfield from the passer &%Maneuver+  
00366608 04 n 01 screen_pass 0 001 @ 00366476 n 0000 | a forward pass in which the receiver is protected by a screen of blockers &%Maneuver+  
00366739 04 n 02 lateral_pass 0 lateral 0 001 @ 00366105 n 0000 | a pass to a receiver upfield from the passer &%Maneuver+  
00366852 04 n 01 tackle 0 001 @ 00364910 n 0000 | (football) grasping an opposing player with the intention of stopping by throwing to the ground &%Maneuver+  
00367000 04 n 01 jugglery 0 001 @ 00363237 n 0000 | the performance of a juggler &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00367083 04 n 01 obstruction 0 003 @ 00363237 n 0000 ~ 00367201 n 0000 ~ 00367515 n 0000 | getting in someone's way &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00367201 04 n 03 blocking 0 block 0 interference 1 003 @ 00367083 n 0000 #p 00299231 n 0000 ~ 00367431 n 0000 | the act of blocking someone's path with your body (as in football); "he threw a rolling block into the line backer" &%Maneuver+  
00367431 04 n 01 trap_block 0 001 @ 00367201 n 0000 | (football) an illegal block &%Maneuver+  
00367515 04 n 01 check 2 004 @ 00367083 n 0000 #p 00296274 n 0000 ~ 00367659 n 0000 ~ 00367774 n 0000 | obstructing an opponent in ice hockey &%Maneuver+  
00367659 04 n 01 crosscheck 0 001 @ 00367515 n 0000 | an illegal check (chopping at an opponent's arms or stick) &%Maneuver+  
00367774 04 n 01 poke_check 0 001 @ 00367515 n 0000 | knocking the puck away by jabbing at it with the hockey stick &%Maneuver+  
00367892 04 n 04 razzle-dazzle 0 razzle 0 razzmatazz 0 razmataz 0 001 @ 00364173 n 0000 | any exciting and complex play intended to confuse (dazzle) the opponent &%Maneuver+  
00368056 04 n 01 basketball_play 0 005 @ 00364173 n 0000 #p 00306597 n 0000 ~ 00368227 n 0000 ~ 00368385 n 0000 ~ 00368560 n 0000 | a play executed by a basketball team &%Maneuver+  
00368227 04 n 01 pick 1 001 @ 00368056 n 0000 | a basketball maneuver; obstructing an opponent with one's body; "he was called for setting an illegal pick" &%Maneuver+  
00368385 04 n 01 switch 1 001 @ 00368056 n 0000 | a basketball maneuver; two defensive players shift assignments so that each guards the player usually guarded by the other &%Maneuver+  
00368560 04 n 01 give-and-go 0 001 @ 00368056 n 0000 | a basketball maneuver; one offensive player passes the ball to another, then runs toward the basket to take a return pass &%Maneuver+  
00368739 04 n 01 baseball_play 0 005 @ 00364173 n 0000 #p 00300911 n 0000 ~ 00368906 n 0000 ~ 00369010 n 0000 ~ 00369116 n 0000 | a play executed by a baseball team &%Maneuver+  
00368906 04 n 01 double_play 0 001 @ 00368739 n 0000 | the act of getting two players out on one play &%Maneuver+  
00369010 04 n 01 triple_play 0 001 @ 00368739 n 0000 | the act of getting three players out on one play &%Maneuver+  
00369116 04 n 01 squeeze_play 0 003 @ 00368739 n 0000 ~ 00369303 n 0000 ~ 00369457 n 0000 | a baseball play in which a runner on third base tries to score as the batter bunts the pitch &%Maneuver+  
00369303 04 n 02 suicide_squeeze_play 0 suicide_squeeze 0 001 @ 00369116 n 0000 | the runner on third base starts home as the pitcher delivers the ball &%Maneuver+  
00369457 04 n 02 safety_squeeze_play 0 safety_squeeze 0 001 @ 00369116 n 0000 | the runner on third base waits to start home until the batter has bunted successfully &%Maneuver+  
00369625 04 n 01 footwork 0 001 @ 00363237 n 0000 | the manner of using the feet &%BodyMotion+  
00369708 04 n 02 stroke 0 shot 6 010 @ 00363237 n 0000 ~ 00320615 n 0000 ~ 00320766 n 0000 ~ 00320950 n 0000 ~ 00321208 n 0000 ~ 00370110 n 0000 ~ 00370281 n 0000 ~ 00370358 n 0000 ~ 00374908 n 0000 ~ 00375073 n 0000 | (sports) the act of swinging or striking at a ball with a club or racket or bat or cue or hand; "a good shot require good balance and tempo"; "he left me an almost impossible shot" &%Impacting+  
00370110 04 n 01 cut 8 001 @ 00369708 n 0000 | a stroke (in tennis or badminton or squash) that puts reverse spin on the ball; "cuts do not bother a good tennis player" &%Impacting+  
00370281 04 n 01 swipe 0 001 @ 00369708 n 0000 | a sweeping stroke or blow &%Impacting+  
00370358 04 n 02 tennis_stroke 0 tennis_shot 0 003 @ 00369708 n 0000 ~ 00370521 n 0000 ~ 00371920 n 0000 | the act of hitting a tennis ball with a tennis racket &%Impacting+  
00370521 04 n 01 return 4 013 @ 00370358 n 0000 #p 00307617 n 0000 ~ 00370892 n 0000 ~ 00371238 n 0000 ~ 00371648 n 0000 ~ 00371785 n 0000 ~ 00372531 n 0000 ~ 00372660 n 0000 ~ 00372804 n 0000 ~ 00372931 n 0000 ~ 00373026 n 0000 ~ 00373142 n 0000 ~ 00373273 n 0000 | a tennis stroke that returns the ball to the other player; "he won the point on a cross-court return" &%Impacting+  
00370892 04 n 03 forehand 0 forehand_stroke 0 forehand_shot 0 001 @ 00370521 n 0000 | a return made with the palm of the hand facing the direction of the stroke (as in tennis or badminton or squash) &%Impacting+  
00371093 04 n 01 forehand_drive 0 001 @ 00371785 n 0000 | hard straight return made on the forehand side (as in tennis or badminton or squash) &%Impacting+  
00371238 04 n 03 backhand 0 backhand_stroke 0 backhand_shot 0 002 @ 00370521 n 0000 ~ 00371528 n 0000 | a return made with the back of the hand facing the direction of the stroke &%Impacting+ 
00371419 04 n 01 backhand_drive 0 001 @ 00371785 n 0000 | a hard straight return made on the backhand side &%Impacting+ 
00371528 04 n 01 two-handed_backhand 0 001 @ 00371238 n 0000 | a backhand shot made holding the racquet in both hands &%Impacting+  
00371648 04 n 02 chop 0 chop_shot 0 001 @ 00370521 n 0000 | a tennis return made with a downward motion that puts backspin on the ball &%Impacting+  
00371785 04 n 01 drive 5 003 @ 00370521 n 0000 ~ 00371093 n 0000 ~ 00371419 n 0000 | a hard straight return (as in tennis or squash) &%Impacting+  
00371920 04 n 02 serve 0 service 2 004 @ 00370358 n 0000 ~ 00372142 n 0000 ~ 00372236 n 0000 ~ 00372370 n 0000 | a stroke (in tennis or badminton or squash) that puts the ball in play; "his powerful serves won the game" &%Impacting+  
00372142 04 n 01 ace 0 001 @ 00371920 n 0000 | a serve that the receiver is unable to reach &%Impacting+ 
00372236 04 n 01 fault 1 001 @ 00371920 n 0000 | a serve that lands outside the prescribed area; "he served too many double faults" &%Impacting+  
00372370 04 n 02 let 0 net_ball 1 001 @ 00371920 n 0000 | a serve that strikes the net before falling into the receiver's court; the ball must be served again &%Impacting+  
00372531 04 n 01 volley 1 002 @ 00370521 n 0000 ! 00372660 n 0101 | a tennis return made by hitting the ball before it bounces &%Impacting+  
00372660 04 n 01 ground_stroke 0 002 @ 00370521 n 0000 ! 00372531 n 0101 | a tennis return made by hitting the ball after it has bounced once &%Impacting+  
00372804 04 n 01 half_volley 0 001 @ 00370521 n 0000 | a tennis return made by hitting the ball immediately after it bounces &%Impacting+  
00372931 04 n 01 lob 1 001 @ 00370521 n 0000 | an easy return of a tennis ball in a high arc &%Impacting+  
00373026 04 n 02 overhead 0 smash 2 001 @ 00370521 n 0000 | a hard return hitting the tennis ball above your head &%Impacting+  
00373142 04 n 01 drop_shot 0 001 @ 00370521 n 0000 | a soft return so that the tennis ball drops abruptly after crossing the net &%Impacting+ 
00373273 04 n 01 passing_shot 0 001 @ 00370521 n 0000 | a tennis return that passes an opponent who has approached the net &%Impacting+  
00373398 04 n 01 stroke 4 002 @ 00183279 n 0000 ~ 00373566 n 0000 | any one of the repeated movements of the limbs and body used for locomotion in swimming or rowing &%BodyMotion+  
00373566 04 n 01 swimming_stroke 0 009 @ 00373398 n 0000 ~ 00373866 n 0000 ~ 00374054 n 0000 ~ 00374165 n 0000 ~ 00374336 n 0000 ~ 00374542 n 0000 ~ 00374747 n 0000 %p 00376507 n 0000 ~ 00377476 n 0000 | a method of moving the arms and legs to push against the water and propel the swimmer forward &%Swimming+  
00373866 04 n 03 crawl 2 front_crawl 0 Australian_crawl 0 002 @ 00373566 n 0000 %p 00376710 n 0000 | a swimming stroke; arms are moved alternately overhead accompanied by a flutter kick &%Swimming+  
00374054 04 n 01 dog_paddle 0 001 @ 00373566 n 0000 | an elementary swimming stroke imitating a swimming dog &%Swimming+  
00374165 04 n 01 sidestroke 0 002 @ 00373566 n 0000 %p 00377205 n 0000 | a swimming stroke in which the arms move forward and backward while the legs do a scissors kick &%Swimming+  
00374336 04 n 02 butterfly 0 butterfly_stroke 0 002 @ 00373566 n 0000 %p 00377070 n 0000 | a swimming stroke in which the arms are thrown forward together out of the water while the feet kick up and down &%Swimming+  
00374542 04 n 01 breaststroke 0 002 @ 00373566 n 0000 %p 00376888 n 0000 | a swimming stroke; the arms are extended together in front of the head and swept back on either side accompanied by a frog kick &%Swimming+  
00374747 04 n 01 backstroke 0 002 @ 00373566 n 0000 %p 00376710 n 0000 | a swimming stroke that resembles the crawl except the swimmer lies on his or her back &%Swimming+  
00374908 04 n 03 baseball_swing 0 swing 2 cut 7 001 @ 00369708 n 0000 | in baseball; a batter's attempt to hit a pitched ball; "he took a vicious cut at the ball" &%Maneuver+  
00375073 04 n 03 golf_stroke 0 golf_shot 0 swing 3 007 @ 00369708 n 0000 ~ 00375330 n 0000 ~ 00375417 n 0000 ~ 00375538 n 0000 ~ 00375657 n 0000 ~ 00375802 n 0000 ~ 00376081 n 0000 | the act of swinging a golf club at a golf ball and (usually) hitting it &%Impacting+  
00375330 04 n 01 downswing 0 001 @ 00375073 n 0000 | a swing downward of a golf club &%Impacting+  
00375417 04 n 02 slice 0 fade 1 001 @ 00375073 n 0000 | a golf shot that curves to the right for a right-handed golfer &%Impacting+  
00375538 04 n 02 hook 2 draw 3 001 @ 00375073 n 0000 | a golf shot that curves to the left for a right-handed golfer &%Impacting+ 
00375657 04 n 02 drive 3 driving 3 001 @ 00375073 n 0000 | hitting a golf ball off of a tee with a driver; "he sliced his drive out of bounds" &%Impacting+  
00375802 04 n 02 putt 0 putting 0 001 @ 00375073 n 0000 | hitting a golf ball on the putting surface with a putter &%Impacting+
00375919 04 n 01 clock_golf 0 001 @ 00297363 n 0000 | a form of golf in which you putt from positions arranged on the circumference of a circle around the hole &%Sport+
00376081 04 n 02 approach 1 approach_shot 0 003 @ 00375073 n 0000 ~ 00376324 n 0000 ~ 00376414 n 0000 | a relatively short golf shot intended to put the ball onto the putting green; "he lost the hole when his approach rolled over the green" &%Impacting+
00376324 04 n 02 chip 1 chip_shot 0 001 @ 00376081 n 0000 | a low running approach shot &%Impacting+
00376414 04 n 02 pitch 2 pitch_shot 0 001 @ 00376081 n 0000 | a high approach shot in golf &%Impacting+
00376507 04 n 01 swimming_kick 0 007 @ 00216657 n 0000 #p 00373566 n 0000 ~ 00376710 n 0000 ~ 00376888 n 0000 ~ 00377070 n 0000 ~ 00377205 n 0000 ~ 00377363 n 0000 | a movement of the legs in swimming &%Swimming+
00376710 04 n 01 flutter_kick 0 003 @ 00376507 n 0000 #p 00373866 n 0000 #p 00374747 n 0000 | a swimming kick; the legs are moved rapidly up and down without bending the knees &%Swimming+
00376888 04 n 01 frog_kick 0 002 @ 00376507 n 0000 #p 00374542 n 0000 | a swimming kick; knees are drawn upward and outward so the legs can be brought together when fully extended &%Swimming+
00377070 04 n 01 dolphin_kick 0 002 @ 00376507 n 0000 #p 00374336 n 0000 | a swimming kick; an up and down kick of the feet together &%Swimming+
00377205 04 n 01 scissors_kick 0 002 @ 00376507 n 0000 #p 00374165 n 0000 | a kick used in the sidestroke; legs are brought together in a scissoring motion &%Swimming+
00377363 04 n 01 thrash 0 002 @ 00376507 n 0000 #p 00377476 n 0000 | a swimming kick used while treading water &%Swimming+
00377476 04 n 01 treading_water 0 002 @ 00373566 n 0000 %p 00377363 n 0000 | a stroke that keeps the head above water by thrashing the legs and arms &%Swimming+
00377627 04 n 08 cinch 1 picnic 0 snap 2 duck_soup 0 child's_play 0 pushover 0 walkover 0 piece_of_cake 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | any activity that is easy to do; "marketing this product will be no picnic" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00377835 04 n 01 work 0 025 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00163875 n 0000 ~ 00378419 n 0000 ~ 00378579 n 0000 ~ 00378984 n 0000 ~ 00379388 n 0000 ~ 00379645 n 0000 ~ 00380561 n 0000 ~ 00380642 n 0000 ~ 00380753 n 0000 ~ 00381209 n 0000 ~ 00381360 n 0000 ~ 00381455 n 0000 ~ 00381561 n 0000 ~ 00381641 n 0000 ~ 00381765 n 0000 ~ 00408411 n 0000 ~ 00411030 n 0000 ~ 00416938 n 0000 ~ 00428745 n 0000 ~ 00461585 n 0000 ~ 00470944 n 0000 ~ 00508713 n 0000 ~ 00508830 n 0000 ~ 00508925 n 0000 | activity directed toward making or doing something; "she checked several points needing further work" &%IntentionalProcess+
00378419 04 n 01 job 3 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | a damaging piece of work: "dry rot did the job of destroying the barn"; "the barber did a real job on my hair" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00378579 04 n 03 operation 4 functioning 0 performance 2 002 @ 00377835 n 0000 ~ 00378829 n 0000 | an act or process or manner of functioning or operating: "the power of its engine determines its operation": "the plane's performance in high winds" &%Process+
00378829 04 n 01 job 5 001 @ 00378579 n 0000 | the performance of a piece of work; "she did an outstanding job as Ophelia"; "he gave it up as a bad job" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00378984 04 n 02 operation 5 procedure 2 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | a process or series of acts especially of a practical or mechanical nature involved in a particular form of work: "the operations in building a house"; "certain machine tool operations" &%IntentionalProcess+
00379237 04 n 02 works 0 deeds 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | performance of moral or religious acts; "salvation by deeds" or "the reward for good works" &%NormativeAttribute+
00379388 04 n 01 service 8 002 @ 00377835 n 0000 ~ 00379811 n 0000 | work done by one person or group that benefits another; "budget separately for goods and services" &%IntentionalProcess+
00379558 04 n 01 laundering 0 001 @ 00163875 n 0000 | washing clothes and bed linens &%Removing+
00379645 04 n 02 shining 0 polishing 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | the work of making something shine by polishing it; "he performed the menial chore of shining shoes" &%Removing+
00379811 04 n 01 utility 0 001 @ 00379388 n 0000 | the service provided by a utility company; "the cost of utilities never decreases" &%IntentionalProcess+
00379947 04 n 01 service 9 004 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00380205 n 0000 ~ 00380348 n 0000 ~ 00380452 n 0000 | (common law) the acts performed by an English feudal tenant for the benefit of his lord which formed the consideration for the property granted to him &%IntentionalProcess+
00380205 04 n 01 socage 0 001 @ 00379947 n 0000 | land tenure by agricultural service or payment of rent; not burdened with military service &%Transaction+
00380348 04 n 01 military_service 1 001 @ 00379947 n 0000 | land tenure by service in the lord's army &%Transaction+
00380452 04 n 01 knight's_service 0 001 @ 00379947 n 0000 | land tenure by service to the lord as a knight &%Transaction+
00380561 04 n 01 housewifery 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | the work of a housewife &%OccupationalRole+
00380642 04 n 02 housework 0 housekeeping 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | the work of cleaning and running a house &%OccupationalRole+
00380753 04 n 01 ironing 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | the work of ironing washed clothes &%SurfaceChange+
00380841 04 n 01 workload 0 002 @ 00383807 n 0000 ~ 00380970 n 0000 | work that a person is expected to do in a specified time &%TimeDependentQuantity+
00380970 04 n 01 case_load 0 001 @ 00380841 n 0000 | the number of cases handled in a given period of time (as by a court or agency) &%TimeDependentQuantity+
00381105 04 n 01 piecework 0 001 @ 00383807 n 0000 | work paid for according to the quantity produced &%IntentionalProcess+
00381209 04 n 02 busywork 0 make-work 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | active work of little value; "while he was waiting he filled the days with busywork" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00381360 04 n 01 logging 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | the work of cutting down trees for timber &%Removing+
00381455 04 n 02 loose_end 0 unfinished_business 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | work that is left incomplete &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00381561 04 n 01 nightwork 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | work to be done at night &%IntentionalProcess+
00381641 04 n 01 paperwork 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | work that involves handling papers: forms or letters or reports etc. &%IntentionalProcess+
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00406455 04 n 02 cabinetmaking 0 joinery 0 001 @ 00400874 n 0000 | the draft of a joiner &%Making+
00406546 04 n 02 pyrotechnics 0 pyrotechny 0 001 @ 00399744 n 0000 | the craft of making fireworks &%Making+  
00406647 04 n 03 shoemaking 0 shoe_repairing 0 cobbling 0 001 @ 00399744 n 0000 | the shoemaker's trade &%Making+  
00406753 04 n 01 roofing 0 003 @ 00399744 n 0000 #p 00715519 n 0000 ~ 00715952 n 0000 | the craft of a roofer &%OccupationalRole+  
00406865 04 n 01 sheet-metal_work 0 002 @ 00399744 n 0000 #p 00715519 n 0000 | the craft of doing sheet metal work (as in ventilation systems) &%OccupationalRole+  
00407010 04 n 01 tailoring 0 001 @ 00399744 n 0000 | the occupation of a tailor &%OccupationalRole+  
00407092 04 n 01 tool-and-die_work 0 001 @ 00399744 n 0000 | the craft of making special tools and dies &%Making+  
00407198 04 n 01 couture 0 001 @ 00401149 n 0000 | high fashion designing and dressmaking &%Making+  
00407290 04 n 02 accountancy 0 accounting 0 003 @ 00381958 n 0000 ~ 00407494 n 0000 ~ 00407704 n 0000 | the occupation of maintaining and auditing records and preparing financial reports for a business &%OccupationalRole+  
00407494 04 n 01 cost_accounting 0 002 @ 00407290 n 0000 ~ 00407625 n 0000 | keeping account of the costs of items in production &%OccupationalRole+ 
00407625 04 n 01 costing 0 001 @ 00407494 n 0000 | (British) cost accounting &%OccupationalRole+  
00407704 04 n 02 bookkeeping 0 clerking 0 003 @ 00407290 n 0000 ~ 00407856 n 0000 ~ 00408015 n 0000 | the activity of recording business transactions &%OccupationalRole+  
00407856 04 n 02 single_entry 0 single-entry_bookkeeping 0 001 @ 00407704 n 0000 | a simple bookkeeping system; transactions are entered in only one account &%OccupationalRole+  
00408015 04 n 02 double_entry 0 double-entry_bookkeeping 0 001 @ 00407704 n 0000 | bookkeeper debits the transaction to one account and credits it to another &%OccupationalRole+  
00408175 04 n 02 butchery 0 butchering 0 002 @ 00709093 n 0000 %p 00145565 n 0000 | the business of a butcher &%OccupationalRole+  
00408287 04 n 01 photography 1 001 @ 00381958 n 0000 | the occupation of taking and printing photographs or making movies &%OccupationalRole+ &%ContentDevelopment+  
00408411 04 n 03 labor 0 labour 0 toil 0 011 @ 00377835 n 0000 ~ 00193978 n 0000 ~ 00409049 n 0000 ~ 00409199 n 0000 ~ 00409314 n 0000 ~ 00410109 n 0000 ~ 00410276 n 0000 ~ 00410374 n 0000 ~ 00410579 n 0000 ~ 00410787 n 0000 ~ 00410923 n 0000 | productive work (especially physical work done for wages); "his labor did not require a great deal of skill" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00408767 04 n 02 labor_of_love 0 labour_of_love 0 001 @ 00508925 n 0000 | productive work performed voluntarily without material reward or compensation &%IntentionalProcess+  
00408921 04 n 01 strikebreaking 0 001 @ 00757904 n 0000 | confrontational activities intended to break up a strike by workers &%Contest+  
00409049 04 n 01 corvee 0 001 @ 00408411 n 0000 | unpaid labor (as for the maintenance of roads) required by a lord of his vassals in lieu of taxes &%IntentionalProcess+  
00409199 04 n 04 drudgery 0 plodding 0 grind 1 donkeywork 0 001 @ 00408411 n 0000 | hard monotonous routine work &%IntentionalProcess+  
00409314 04 n 05 effort 1 elbow_grease 0 exertion 0 travail 0 sweat 0 012 @ 00408411 n 0000 ~ 00409719 n 0000 ~ 00411168 n 0000 ~ 00411399 n 0000 ~ 00411516 n 0000 ~ 00411620 n 0000 ~ 00412181 n 0000 ~ 00416445 n 0000 ~ 00416577 n 0000 ~ 00416711 n 0000 ~ 00416815 n 0000 ~ 00456982 n 0000 | use of physical or mental energy; hard work; "he got an A for effort"; "they managed only with great exertion" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00409719 04 n 01 struggle 0 002 @ 00409314 n 0000 ~ 00409863 n 0000 | strenuous effort; "the struggle to get through the crowd exhausted her" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00409863 04 n 05 wrestle 0 wrestling 1 grapple 0 grappling 0 hand-to-hand_struggle 0 001 @ 00409719 n 0000 | the act of engaging in close hand-to-hand combat; "they had a fierce wrestle"; "we watched his grappling and wrestling with the bully" &%Contest+ 
00410109 04 n 02 hunt 0 hunting 0 003 @ 00408411 n 0000 ~ 00456659 n 0000 ~ 00456884 n 0000 | the work of finding and killing or capturing animals for food or pelts &%Pursuing+  
00410276 04 n 01 hackwork 0 001 @ 00408411 n 0000 | professional work done according to formula &%IntentionalProcess+ &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00410374 04 n 01 haymaking 0 001 @ 00408411 n 0000 | cutting grass and curing it to make hay &%Making+  
00410469 04 n 01 haymaking 1 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | taking full advantage of an opportunity while it lasts &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00410579 04 n 02 manual_labor 0 manual_labour 0 007 @ 00408411 n 0000 ~ 00457130 n 0000 ~ 00457932 n 0000 ~ 00458033 n 0000 ~ 00458627 n 0000 ~ 00458908 n 0000 ~ 00459003 n 0000 | labor done with the hands &%IntentionalProcess+  
00410787 04 n 02 overwork 0 overworking 0 001 @ 00408411 n 0000 | the act working too much or too long; "he became ill from overwork" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00410923 04 n 01 slavery 0 001 @ 00408411 n 0000 | work done under harsh conditions for little or no pay &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00411030 04 n 02 subbing 0 substituting 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | working as a substitute for someone who is ill or on leave of absence &%Substituting+  
00411168 04 n 02 trouble 2 difficulty 0 001 @ 00409314 n 0000 | an effort that is inconvenient; "I went to a lot of trouble"; "he won without any trouble"; "had difficulty walking"; "finished the test only with great difficulty" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00411399 04 n 02 least_effort 0 least_resistance 0 001 @ 00409314 n 0000 | the least effortful way to do something &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00411516 04 n 03 strain 2 straining 1 stress 0 001 @ 00409314 n 0000 | an intense or violent exertion &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00411620 04 n 05 exercise 0 exercising 0 physical_exercise 0 physical_exertion 0 workout 0 015 @ 00409314 n 0000 ~ 00276514 n 0000 ~ 00412287 n 0000 ~ 00412416 n 0000 ~ 00412575 n 0000 ~ 00412692 n 0000 ~ 00413866 n 0000 ~ 00414038 n 0000 ~ 00414171 n 0000 ~ 00414268 n 0000 ~ 00414405 n 0000 ~ 00414986 n 0000 ~ 00415094 n 0000 ~ 00415657 n 0000 ~ 00415765 n 0000 | the activity of exerting you muscles in various was to keep fit; "the doctor recommended regular exercise"; "he did some exercising"; "the physical exertion required by his work kept him fit" &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00412181 04 n 01 pull 2 001 @ 00409314 n 0000 | a sustained effort; "it was a long pull but we made it" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00412287 04 n 01 conditioner 0 001 @ 00411620 n 0000 | exercise that conditions the body; "farmwork can be a good conditioner" &%RecreationOrExercise+   
00412416 04 n 02 set 0 exercise_set 0 001 @ 00411620 n 0000 | several exercises intended to be done in series; "he did four sets of the incline bench press" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00412575 04 n 02 aerobics 0 aerobic_exercise 0 001 @ 00411620 n 0000 | exercise that increases the need for oxygen &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00412692 04 n 03 bodybuilding 0 anaerobic_exercise 0 musclebuilding 0 003 @ 00411620 n 0000 ~ 00412869 n 0000 ~ 00413750 n 0000 | exercise that builds muscles through tension &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00412869 04 n 01 weightlifting 0 005 @ 00412692 n 0000 ~ 00413028 n 0000 ~ 00413304 n 0000 ~ 00413460 n 0000 ~ 00413625 n 0000 | exercise by lifting weights &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00413028 04 n 01 bench_press 0 002 @ 00412869 n 0000 ~ 00413194 n 0000 | a weightlifting exercise in which you lie on your back on a bench and press weights upward &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00413194 04 n 01 incline_bench_press 0 001 @ 00413028 n 0000 | a bench press performed on an inclined bench &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00413304 04 n 02 clean_and_jerk 0 clean 0 001 @ 00412869 n 0000 | a weightlift in which the barbell is lifted to shoulder height and then jerked overhead &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00413460 04 n 02 press 2 military_press 0 001 @ 00412869 n 0000 | a weightlift in which the barbell is lifted to shoulder height and then smoothly lifted overhead &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00413625 04 n 01 snatch 1 001 @ 00412869 n 0000 | a weightlift in which the barbell is lifted overhead in one rapid motion &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00413750 04 n 01 weight_gaining 0 001 @ 00412692 n 0000 | bodybuilding that increases muscle mass and body weight &%RecreationOrExercise+ 
00413866 04 n 04 calisthenics 0 callisthenics 0 calisthenic_exercise 0 callisthenic_exercise 0 001 @ 00411620 n 0000 | light exercise designed to promote general fitness &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00414038 04 n 01 isometrics 0 001 @ 00411620 n 0000 | muscle-building exercises involving muscular contractions against resistance &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00414171 04 n 01 jogging 0 001 @ 00411620 n 0000 | running at a jog trot as a form of exercise &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00414268 04 n 02 stretch 0 stretching 0 001 @ 00411620 n 0000 | exercise designed to extend the limbs and muscles to their full extent &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00414405 04 n 01 arm_exercise 0 003 @ 00411620 n 0000 ~ 00414547 n 0000 ~ 00414826 n 0000 | exercise designed to strengthen the arm muscles &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00414547 04 n 02 pushup 0 press-up 0 002 @ 00414405 n 0000 ~ 00414725 n 0000 | an arm exercise performed lying face to the floor and pushing the body up and down with the arms &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00414725 04 n 01 widegrip_pushup 0 001 @ 00414547 n 0000 | a pushup with the arms widely separated &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00414826 04 n 01 chin-up 0 001 @ 00414405 n 0000 | an arm exercise performed by pulling yourself up on a horizontal bar until your chin is level with the bar &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00414986 04 n 01 back_exercise 0 001 @ 00411620 n 0000 | exercise designed to strengthen the back muscles &%RecreationOrExercise+ 
00415094 04 n 01 leg_exercise 0 004 @ 00411620 n 0000 ~ 00415254 n 0000 ~ 00415401 n 0000 ~ 00415532 n 0000 | exercise designed to strengthen the leg muscles &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00415254 04 n 02 squat 1 squatting 1 001 @ 00415094 n 0000 | exercising by repeatedly assuming a squatting position; strengthens the leg muscles &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00415401 04 n 02 leg_curl 0 leg_curling 0 001 @ 00415094 n 0000 | an exercise designed to strength the flexor muscles of the leg &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00415532 04 n 01 leg_extensor 0 001 @ 00415094 n 0000 | an exercise designed to strengthen the extensor muscles of the leg &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00415657 04 n 01 neck_exercise 0 001 @ 00411620 n 0000 | exercise designed to strengthen the neck muscles &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00415765 04 n 01 stomach_exercise 0 001 @ 00411620 n 0000 | exercise designed to strengthen the abdominal muscles &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00415881 04 n 01 practice 3 005 @ 00605730 n 0000 ~ 00416107 n 0000 ~ 00416194 n 0000 ~ 00416272 n 0000 ~ 00416359 n 0000 | the exercise of a profession; "the practice of the law"; "I took over his practice when he retired" &%OccupationalRole=  
00416107 04 n 01 dental_practice 0 001 @ 00415881 n 0000 | the practice of dentistry &%OccupationalRole+  
00416194 04 n 01 law_practice 0 001 @ 00415881 n 0000 | the practice of law &%OccupationalRole+  
00416272 04 n 01 medical_practice 0 001 @ 00415881 n 0000 | the practice of medicine &%OccupationalRole+ 
00416359 04 n 01 optometry 0 001 @ 00415881 n 0000 | the practice of an optometrist &%OccupationalRole+  
00416445 04 n 02 application 1 diligence 0 001 @ 00409314 n 0000 | a diligent effort; "it is a job requiring serious application" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00416577 04 n 01 overkill 0 001 @ 00409314 n 0000 | any effort that seems to go farther than would be necessary to achieve its goal &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00416711 04 n 01 supererogation 0 001 @ 00409314 n 0000 | an effort above and beyond the call of duty &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00416815 04 n 01 overexertion 0 001 @ 00409314 n 0000 | the exertion of so much effort that discomfort or injury results &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00416938 04 n 02 investigation 0 investigating 0 013 @ 00377835 n 0000 ~ 00417296 n 0000 ~ 00417674 n 0000 ~ 00417819 n 0000 ~ 00418126 n 0000 ~ 00419850 n 0000 ~ 00422134 n 0000 ~ 00426345 n 0000 ~ 00426600 n 0000 ~ 00427781 n 0000 ~ 00428151 n 0000 ~ 00428474 n 0000 ~ 00645793 n 0000 | the work of inquiring into something thoroughly and systematically &%Investigating+  
00417296 04 n 01 research 0 006 @ 00416938 n 0000 ~ 00417995 n 0000 ~ 00418927 n 0000 ~ 00419217 n 0000 ~ 00419578 n 0000 ~ 00419681 n 0000 | systematic investigation to establish facts &%Investigating+  
00417484 04 n 02 eleven-plus 0 11-plus 0 001 @ 00417674 n 0000 | (formerly in England) an examination taken by 11 and 12 year old students to select suitable candidates for grammar school &%Measuring+ 
00417674 04 n 02 examination 2 testing 2 002 @ 00416938 n 0000 ~ 00417484 n 0000 | the act of testing students or candidates (as by questions) &%Measuring+  
00417819 04 n 01 search 2 001 @ 00416938 n 0000 | an investigation seeking answers; "a thorough search of the ledgers revealed nothing" or "the outcome justified the search" &%Investigating=   
00417995 04 n 01 operations_research 0 001 @ 00417296 n 0000 | research designed to determine most efficient way to do something &%Investigating+  
00418126 04 n 02 inquiry 0 enquiry 0 004 @ 00416938 n 0000 ~ 00418301 n 0000 ~ 00418434 n 0000 ~ 00777684 n 0000 | a systematic investigation of a matter of public interest &%Investigating+  
00418301 04 n 01 means_test 0 001 @ 00418126 n 0000 | an inquiry into the financial position of someone applying for financial aid &%Investigating+  
00418434 04 n 01 inquest 0 001 @ 00418126 n 0000 | an inquiry into the cause of an unexpected death &%Investigating+  
00418536 04 n 01 big_science 0 001 @ 00419681 n 0000 | scientific research that requires massive capital investment but is expected to yield very significant results &%Investigating+  
00418704 04 n 02 experiment 0 experimentation 0 006 @ 00419681 n 0000 ~ 00419069 n 0000 ~ 00419477 n 0000 ~ 04468445 n 0000 %p 04468601 n 0000 %p 04468859 n 0000 | the act of conducting a controlled test or investigation &%Investigating+  
00418927 04 n 01 field_work 0 001 @ 00417296 n 0000 | an investigation carried out in the field rather than in a laboratory or headquarters &%Investigating+  
00419069 04 n 01 testing 0 001 @ 00418704 n 0000 | the act of subjecting to experimental test; "they agreed to end the testing of atomic weapons" &%Investigating+  
00419217 04 n 01 microscopy 0 004 @ 00417296 n 0000 ~ 00419364 n 0000 ~ 00421569 n 0000 ~ 00421790 n 0000 | research with the use of microscopes &%Investigating+  
00419364 04 n 01 electron_microscopy 0 001 @ 00419217 n 0000 | microscopy with the use of electron microscopes &%Investigating+  
00419477 04 n 01 trial_and_error 0 001 @ 00418704 n 0000 | experimenting until a solution is found &%Investigating+  
00419578 04 n 01 probe 1 001 @ 00417296 n 0000 | an investigation conducted using a probe instrument &%Investigating+  
00419681 04 n 01 scientific_research 0 003 @ 00417296 n 0000 ~ 00418536 n 0000 ~ 00418704 n 0000 | research into questions posed by scientific theories and hypotheses &%Investigating+  
00419850 04 n 03 examination 0 inspection 1 scrutiny 0 017 @ 00416938 n 0000 ~ 00092400 n 0000 ~ 00092615 n 0000 ~ 00092823 n 0000 ~ 00093090 n 0000 ~ 00093268 n 0000 ~ 00093385 n 0000 ~ 00093475 n 0000 ~ 00093612 n 0000 ~ 00420276 n 0000 ~ 00420720 n 0000 ~ 00420897 n 0000 ~ 00421016 n 0000 ~ 00421125 n 0000 ~ 00421336 n 0000 ~ 00425999 n 0000 ~ 00564770 n 0000 | the act of examining something closely (as for mistakes) &%Pursuing+  
00420276 04 n 01 endoscopy 0 003 @ 00419850 n 0000 ~ 00420441 n 0000 ~ 00420562 n 0000 | examination of the interior of a hollow body organ by use of an endoscope &%Pursuing+  
00420441 04 n 01 celioscopy 0 001 @ 00420276 n 0000 | endoscopic examination of the abdomen through the abdominal wall &%Pursuing+  
00420562 04 n 01 culdoscopy 0 001 @ 00420276 n 0000 | endoscopic examination of a woman's pelvic organs by the insertion of a culdoscope through the vagina &%Pursuing+  
00420720 04 n 01 scan 0 001 @ 00419850 n 0000 | the act of scanning; systematic examination of a prescribed region; "he made a thorough scan of the beach with his binoculars" &%Pursuing+  
00420897 04 n 01 search 1 001 @ 00419850 n 0000 | boarding and inspecting a ship on the high seas; "right of search" &%Searching+ 
00421016 04 n 02 survey 2 study 0 002 @ 00419850 n 0000 ~ 00564910 n 0000 | a detailed critical inspection &%Searching+  
00421125 04 n 01 testing 3 001 @ 00419850 n 0000 | an examination of the characteristics of something; "there are laboratories for commercial testing"; "it involved testing thousands of children for smallpox" &%Pursuing+  
00421336 04 n 05 time-and-motion_study 0 time-motion_study 0 motion_study 0 time_study 0 work_study 0 001 @ 00419850 n 0000 | an analysis of a specific job in an effort to find the most efficient method in terms of time and effort &%Investigating+  
00421569 04 n 02 dark_ground_illumination 0 dark_field_illumination 0 001 @ 00419217 n 0000 | a form of microscopic examination of living material by scattered light; specimens appear luminous against a dark background &%Pursuing+   
00421790 04 n 01 fluorescence_microscopy 0 002 @ 00419217 n 0000 ~ 00421971 n 0000 | light microscopy in which the specimen is irradiated at wavelengths that excite fluorochromes &%Pursuing+  
00421971 04 n 01 indirect_immunofluorescence 0 001 @ 00421790 n 0000 | a method of using fluorescence microscopy to detect the presence of an antigen indirectly &%Pursuing+  
00422134 04 n 01 analysis 0 005 @ 00416938 n 0000 ~ 00422311 n 0000 ~ 00422714 n 0000 ~ 00422823 n 0000 ~ 00424176 n 0000 | an investigation of the component parts of a whole &%Investigating+  
00422311 04 n 01 dissection 2 001 @ 00422134 n 0000 | detailed part-by-part critical analysis or examination as of a literary work &%Investigating+  
00422444 04 n 02 urinalysis 0 uranalysis 0 001 @ 00422823 n 0000 | the chemical analysis of urine (for medical diagnosis) &%Investigating+  
00422568 04 n 01 scatology 0 001 @ 00422823 n 0000 | the chemical analysis of excrement (for medical diagnosis or for paleontological purposes) &%Investigating+  
00422714 04 n 01 anatomy 0 001 @ 00422134 n 0000 | a detailed analysis; "he studied the anatomy of crimes" &%Investigating+  
00422823 04 n 02 chemical_analysis 0 qualitative_analysis 0 007 @ 00422134 n 0000 ~ 00422444 n 0000 ~ 00422568 n 0000 ~ 00423082 n 0000 ~ 00424317 n 0000 ~ 00424523 n 0000 ~ 00640843 n 0000 | the act of decomposing a substance into its constituent elements &%Investigating+  
00423082 04 n 02 quantitative_analysis 0 quantitative_chemical_analysis 0 005 @ 00422823 n 0000 ~ 00423330 n 0000 ~ 00423471 n 0000 ~ 00423928 n 0000 ~ 00424078 n 0000 | chemical analysis to determine the amounts of each element in the substance &%Investigating+  
00423330 04 n 02 colorimetry 0 colorimetric_analysis 0 001 @ 00423082 n 0000 | quantitative chemical analysis by color using a colorimeter &%Investigating+  
00423471 04 n 01 volumetric_analysis 0 002 @ 00423082 n 0000 ~ 00423641 n 0000 | quantitative analysis by the use of definite volumes of standard solutions or reagents &%Investigating+  
00423641 04 n 01 titration 0 001 @ 00423471 n 0000 | a measured amount of a solution of unknown concentration is added to a known volume of a second solution until the reaction between them is just complete; the concentration of the unknown solution (the titer) can them be calculated &%Investigating+  
00423928 04 n 01 volumetric_analysis 1 001 @ 00423082 n 0000 | determination of the volume of gases (or changes in their volume) during combination &%Investigating+  
00424078 04 n 01 gravimetric_analysis 0 001 @ 00423082 n 0000 | quantitative analysis by weight &%Investigating+ 
00424176 04 n 01 cost_analysis 0 001 @ 00422134 n 0000 | breaking down the costs of some operation and reporting on each factor separately &%Investigating+  
00424317 04 n 05 spectroscopy 0 spectrometry 0 spectroscopic_analysis 0 spectrum_analysis 0 spectrographic_analysis 0 002 @ 00422823 n 0000 ~ 00425361 n 0000 | the use of spectroscopes to analyze spectra &%Investigating+  
00424523 04 n 01 dialysis 0 005 @ 00422823 n 0000 ~ 00424755 n 0000 ~ 00424965 n 0000 ~ 00425165 n 0000 %p 09736777 n 0000 | separation of substances in solution my means of their unequal diffusion through semipermeable membranes &%Separating+  
00424755 04 n 01 apheresis 0 001 @ 00424523 n 0000 | a procedure in which blood is drawn and separated into its components by dialysis; some are retained and the rest are returned to the donor by transfusion &%Removing+  
00424965 04 n 02 hemodialysis 0 haemodialysis 0 001 @ 00424523 n 0000 | dialysis of the blood to remove toxic substances or metabolic wastes from the bloodstream; used in the case of kidney failure &%Removing+  
00425165 04 n 01 plasmapheresis 0 001 @ 00424523 n 0000 | a procedure for removing plasma from the blood; blood is drawn and the cellular elements are separated and transfused back to the donor &%Removing+  
00425361 04 n 01 mass_spectroscopy 0 001 @ 00424317 n 0000 | the use of spectroscopy to determine the masses of small electrically charged particles &%Investigating+  
00425512 04 n 01 likening 0 001 @ 00093090 n 0000 | the act of comparing similarities &%Comparing+  
00425600 04 n 01 analogy 0 001 @ 00093090 n 0000 | drawing a comparison in order to show a similarity in some respect; "the models show by analogy how matter is built up" &%Comparing+  
00425773 04 n 01 collation 1 001 @ 00093090 n 0000 | careful examination and comparison to note points of disagreement &%Comparing+  
00425894 04 n 01 contrast 0 001 @ 00093090 n 0000 | the act of distinguishing by comparing differences &%Comparing+  
00425999 04 n 02 visit 4 visitation 0 002 @ 00419850 n 0000 ~ 00426189 n 0000 | an official call for inspection or supervision; "the commissioner made visits to all the precinct stations" &%Motion+  
00426189 04 n 01 site_visit 0 001 @ 00425999 n 0000 | visiting in an official capacity to examine a site to determine its suitability for some enterprise &%Motion+  
00426345 04 n 06 count 0 counting 0 numeration 0 enumeration 0 reckoning 1 tally 0 008 @ 00416938 n 0000 ~ 00426726 n 0000 ~ 00427077 n 0000 ~ 00427174 n 0000 ~ 00427357 n 0000 ~ 00427431 n 0000 ~ 00427523 n 0000 ~ 00427660 n 0000 | the act of counting &%Counting= 
00426600 04 n 01 tabulation 0 001 @ 00416938 n 0000 | the act of putting into tabular form; "the tabulation of the results" &%Putting+  
00426726 04 n 01 blood_count 0 002 @ 00426345 n 0000 ~ 00426880 n 0000 | the act of estimating the number of red and white corpuscles in a blood sample &%Counting+  
00426880 04 n 03 complete_blood_count 0 CBC 0 blood_profile 0 001 @ 00426726 n 0000 | counting the number of white  and red blood cells and the number of platelets in 1 cubic millimeter of blood &%Counting+  
00427077 04 n 02 census 0 nosecount 0 001 @ 00426345 n 0000 | a period count of the population &%Counting+  
00427174 04 n 01 countdown 0 001 @ 00426345 n 0000 | counting backward from an arbitrary number to indicate the time remaining before some event (such as launching a space vehicle) &%Counting+  
00427357 04 n 01 miscount 0 001 @ 00426345 n 0000 | an inaccurate count &%Counting+  
00427431 04 n 01 poll 0 001 @ 00426345 n 0000 | the counting of votes (as in an election) &%Counting+  
00427523 04 n 01 recount 0 001 @ 00426345 n 0000 | an additional (usually a second) count; especially of the votes in a close election &%Counting+  
00427660 04 n 01 sperm_count 0 001 @ 00426345 n 0000 | the act of estimating the number of spermatozoa in an ejaculate &%Counting+  
00427781 04 n 05 detection 1 detecting 0 detective_work 0 police_investigation 0 sleuthing 0 001 @ 00416938 n 0000 | the investigation of criminal activities to determine the perpetrator; "detection is hard on the feet" &%Investigating+  
00428003 04 n 02 spying 0 undercover_work 0 002 @ 00631580 n 0000 ~ 00428272 n 0000 | the act of keeping a secret watch for intelligence purposes &%Investigating+  
00428151 04 n 01 wiretap 0 001 @ 00416938 n 0000 | the act of tapping a telephone or telegraph line to get information &%Investigating+  
00428272 04 n 01 espionage 0 001 @ 00428003 n 0000 | the systematic use of spies to get military or political secrets &%Investigating+  
00428392 04 n 01 counterespionage 0 001 @ 00635074 n 0000 | spying on the spies &%Investigating+  
00428474 04 n 01 surveillance 1 004 @ 00416938 n 0000 ~ 00428625 n 0000 ~ 00565801 n 0000 ~ 00565942 n 0000 | close observation of a person or group &%Investigating+  
00428625 04 n 01 electronic_surveillance 0 001 @ 00428474 n 0000 | surveillance by electronic means (e.g. television) &%Investigating+  
00428745 04 n 04 care 1 attention 1 aid 1 tending 0 014 @ 00377835 n 0000 ~ 00165204 n 0000 ~ 00429190 n 0000 ~ 00429426 n 0000 ~ 00429658 n 0000 ~ 00430183 n 0000 ~ 00430676 n 0000 ~ 00430808 n 0000 ~ 00431421 n 0000 ~ 00431523 n 0000 ~ 00432742 n 0000 ~ 00433003 n 0000 ~ 00449088 n 0000 ~ 00591550 n 0000 | the work of caring for or attending to someone or something; "no medical care was required"; "the old car needed constant attention" &%Maintaining+  
00429190 04 n 01 babysitting 0 001 @ 00428745 n 0000 | the work of a baby sitter; caring for children when their parents are not home &%Maintaining+  
00429326 04 n 01 aftercare 0 001 @ 00429777 n 0000 | care and treatment of a convalescent patient &%Maintaining+  
00429426 04 n 01 dental_care 0 002 @ 00428745 n 0000 ~ 00429520 n 0000 | care for the teeth &%Maintaining+  
00429520 04 n 02 brush 3 brushing 3 001 @ 00429426 n 0000 | the act of brushing your teeth; "the dentist recommended two brushes a day" &%Maintaining+  
00429658 04 n 01 first_aid 0 001 @ 00428745 n 0000 | emergency care given before regular medical aid can be obtained &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00429777 04 n 02 medical_care 0 medical_aid 0 017 @ 00430183 n 0000 %p 00099504 n 0000 ~ 00429326 n 0000 ~ 00430554 n 0000 ~ 00431621 n 0000 ~ 00432660 n 0000 ~ 00446996 n 0000 ~ 00447102 n 0000 ~ 00447333 n 0000 ~ 00447655 n 0000 ~ 00448094 n 0000 ~ 00448263 n 0000 ~ 00454901 n 0000 ~ 00455169 n 0000 ~ 00455323 n 0000 ~ 00455976 n 0000 ~ 00456173 n 0000 | professional treatment for illness or injury &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00430183 04 n 01 treatment 0 014 @ 00428745 n 0000 ~ 00429777 n 0000 ~ 00432142 n 0000 ~ 00448367 n 0000 ~ 00454028 n 0000 ~ 00454197 n 0000 ~ 00454354 n 0000 ~ 00454541 n 0000 ~ 00455463 n 0000 ~ 00455637 n 0000 ~ 00455834 n 0000 ~ 00456411 n 0000 ~ 00456549 n 0000 ~ 03228145 n 0000 | care by procedures or applications that are intended to relieve illness or injury &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00430554 04 n 03 hospitalization 0 hospitalisation 0 hospital_care 0 001 @ 00429777 n 0000 | medical care in a hospital &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00430676 04 n 01 incubation 0 001 @ 00428745 n 0000 | maintaining something at the most favorable temperature for its development &%Maintaining+  
00430808 04 n 01 livery 1 001 @ 00428745 n 0000 | the care (feeding and stabling) of horses for pay &%Maintaining+  
00430910 04 n 01 massage 0 004 @ 00432142 n 0000 ~ 00431103 n 0000 ~ 00431270 n 0000 ~ 00533434 n 0000 | kneading and rubbing parts of the body to increase circulation and promote relaxation &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Touching+  
00431103 04 n 01 effleurage 0 002 @ 00430910 n 0000 #p 09700452 n 0000 | a rhythmic stroking; "effleurage of the abdomen is used in the Lamaze method of childbirth" &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Touching+  
00431270 04 n 01 Swedish_massage 0 001 @ 00430910 n 0000 | massage combined with a system of active and passive exercises for the muscles and joints &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00431421 04 n 01 manicure 0 001 @ 00428745 n 0000 | professional care for the hands and fingernails &%Maintaining+  
00431523 04 n 01 pedicure 0 001 @ 00428745 n 0000 | professional care for the feet and toenails &%Maintaining+  
00431621 04 n 01 therapy 0 014 @ 00429777 n 0000 ~ 00432483 n 0000 ~ 00436664 n 0000 ~ 00445646 n 0000 ~ 00448526 n 0000 ~ 00448715 n 0000 ~ 00449352 n 0000 ~ 00452122 n 0000 ~ 00452519 n 0000 ~ 00452819 n 0000 ~ 00452943 n 0000 ~ 00453767 n 0000 ~ 00453915 n 0000 ~ 00454713 n 0000 | (medicine) the act of caring for someone (as by medication or remedial training etc.); "the quarterback is undergoing treatment for a knee injury"; "he tried every treatment the doctors suggested"; "heat therapy gave the best relief" &%TherapeuticProcess=  
00432142 04 n 01 modality 0 004 @ 00430183 n 0000 #p 00454713 n 0000 ~ 00430910 n 0000 ~ 00432304 n 0000 | a method of therapy that involves physical treatment &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00432304 04 n 01 diathermy 0 001 @ 00432142 n 0000 | a method of physical therapy that involves generating local heat in body tissues by high-frequency electromagnetic currents &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00432483 04 n 01 occupational_therapy 0 001 @ 00431621 n 0000 | the therapeutic use of crafts and hobbies; especially for the rehabilitation of emotionally disturbed patients &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00432660 04 n 01 nursing_care 0 001 @ 00429777 n 0000 | care by a skilled nurse &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00432742 04 n 01 nursing 0 002 @ 00428745 n 0000 ~ 00432866 n 0000 | the work of caring for the sick or injured or infirm &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00432866 04 n 02 tender_loving_care 0 TLC 0 001 @ 00432742 n 0000 | considerate and solicitous care; "young children need lots of TLC" &%Maintaining+  
00433003 04 n 01 skin_care 0 002 @ 00428745 n 0000 ~ 00433094 n 0000 | care for the skin &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00433094 04 n 01 facial 0 001 @ 00433003 n 0000 | care for the face that usually involves cleansing and massage and the application of cosmetic creams &%Maintaining+  
00433247 04 n 01 adenoidectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of the adenoids; commonly performed along with tonsillectomy &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00433384 04 n 02 adrenalectomy 0 suprarenalectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of one or both adrenal glands &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00433509 04 n 02 appendectomy 0 appendicectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of the vermiform appendix &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00433627 04 n 01 amputation 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | a surgical removal of all or part of a limb &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00433727 04 n 01 angioplasty 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | an operation to repair a damaged blood vessel or unblock a coronary artery &%Surgery+  
00433859 04 n 01 arthroplasty 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | surgical reconstruction or replacement of a malformed or degenerated joint &%Surgery+  
00433992 04 n 01 arthroscopy 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | a minimally invasive operation to repair a damaged joint; the surgeon examines the joint with an arthroscope while making repairs through a small incision &%Surgery+  
00434204 04 n 01 autoplasty 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | surgical repair by using tissue from another part of the patient's own body &%Surgery+  
00434336 04 n 01 castration 1 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | surgical removal of the testes or ovaries (usually to inhibit hormone secretion in cases of breast cancer in women or prostate cancer in men); "bilateral castration results in sterilization" &%Removing+ &%Surgery+  
00434583 04 n 01 chemosurgery 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | use of chemical to destroy diseased or malignant tissue; used in treatment of skin cancer &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00434731 04 n 01 colostomy 0 002 @ 00436664 n 0000 %p 04073832 n 0000 | a surgical operation that creates an opening from the colon to the surface of the body to function as an anus &%Surgery+
00434915 04 n 01 craniotomy 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | a surgical opening through the skull &%Surgery+  
00435008 04 n 01 cryosurgery 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | the use of extreme cold (usually liquid nitrogen) to destroy unwanted tissue (warts or cataracts or skin cancers) &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00435179 04 n 01 autotomy 0 001 @ 00251311 n 0000 | spontaneous removal or casting off of a body part (as the tail of a lizard or claw or a lobster) especially when the organism is injured or under attack &%BiologicalProcess+ &%Removing+  
00435386 04 n 01 cholecystectomy 0 002 @ 00252436 n 0000 ~ 00435541 n 0000 | surgical removal of the gall bladder (usually for relief of gallstone pain) &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00435541 04 n 02 laparoscopic_cholecystectomy 0 lap_choly 0 001 @ 00435386 n 0000 | removal of the gall bladder through small punctures in the abdomen to permit the insertion of a laparoscope and surgical instruments &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00435760 04 n 02 curettage 0 curettement 0 003 @ 00436664 n 0000 #p 00436211 n 0000 ~ 00435966 n 0000 | surgery to remove tissue or growths from a bodily cavity (as the uterus) by scraping with a curette &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00435966 04 n 02 suction_curettage 0 vacuum_aspiration 0 002 @ 00435760 n 0000 @ 00150342 n 0000 | a method of induced abortion; prior to the 14th week of gestation the embryo and placenta are removed by applying suction to the dilated cervix &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+ 
00436211 04 n 03 dilation_and_curettage 0 dilatation_and_curettage 0 D_and_C 0 002 @ 00436664 n 0000 %p 00435760 n 0000 | a surgical procedure usually performed under local anesthesia in which the cervix is dilated and the endometrial lining of the uterus is scraped with a curet; performed to obtain tissue samples or to stop prolonged bleeding or to remove small tumors or to remove fragments of placenta after childbirth or as a method of abortion &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00436664 04 n 04 operation 0 surgical_operation 0 surgical_procedure 0 surgery 1 034 @ 00431621 n 0000 ~ 00252436 n 0000 ~ 00433627 n 0000 ~ 00433727 n 0000 ~ 00433859 n 0000 ~ 00433992 n 0000 ~ 00434204 n 0000 ~ 00434336 n 0000 ~ 00434583 n 0000 ~ 00434731 n 0000 ~ 00434915 n 0000 ~ 00435008 n 0000 ~ 00435760 n 0000 ~ 00436211 n 0000 ~ 00437687 n 0000 ~ 00437860 n 0000 %p 00439010 n 0000 ~ 00439364 n 0000 ~ 00439536 n 0000 ~ 00440063 n 0000 ~ 00440784 n 0000 ~ 00441152 n 0000 ~ 00441303 n 0000 ~ 00443915 n 0000 ~ 00444062 n 0000 ~ 00444186 n 0000 ~ 00444347 n 0000 ~ 00444454 n 0000 ~ 00444705 n 0000 ~ 00444856 n 0000 ~ 00445136 n 0000 ~ 00445521 n 0000 %p 00459238 n 0000 ~ 00459608 n 0000 | a therapeutic procedure with instruments to repair damage or arrest disease in a living body; "they will schedule the operation as soon as an operating room is available"; "he died while undergoing surgery" &%Surgery=  
00437574 04 n 01 embolectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of an embolus (usually from an artery) &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00437687 04 n 04 face_lift 0 face_lifting 0 rhytidectomy 0 rhytidoplasty 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | an operation to remove wrinkles and other signs of aging from your face &%Surgery+ &%Removing+ 
00437860 04 n 01 heart_surgery 0 003 @ 00436664 n 0000 ~ 00437998 n 0000 ~ 00438163 n 0000 | any surgical procedure involving the heart &%Surgery+  
00437998 04 n 01 closed-heart_surgery 0 001 @ 00437860 n 0000 | heart surgery in which a small incision is made in the heart; a heart-lung machine is not required &%Surgery+ 
00438163 04 n 01 open-heart_surgery 0 002 @ 00437860 n 0000 ~ 00438339 n 0000 | heart surgery in which the heart is opened and blood is detoured through a heart-lung machine &%Surgery+  
00438339 04 n 01 coronary_bypass 0 001 @ 00438163 n 0000 | open-heart surgery in which a section of a blood vessel is grafted from the aorta to the coronary artery to bypass the blocked section of the coronary artery and improve the blood supply to the heart &%Surgery+  
00438600 04 n 01 hysterectomy 0 003 @ 00252436 n 0000 ~ 00438725 n 0000 ~ 00438904 n 0000 | surgical removal of the uterus &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00438725 04 n 02 radical_hysterectomy 0 panhysterectomy 0 001 @ 00438600 n 0000 | surgical removal of the uterus and the ovaries and oviducts and cervix and related lymph nodes &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00438904 04 n 01 total_hysterectomy 0 001 @ 00438600 n 0000 | surgical removal of the uterus and cervix &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00439010 04 n 02 incision 0 section 0 003 @ 00248688 n 0000 #p 00436664 n 0000 ~ 00439207 n 0000 | the cutting of or into body tissues or organs (especially by a surgeon as part of an operation) &%Cutting+  
00439207 04 n 01 episiotomy 0 001 @ 00439010 n 0000 | surgical incision of the perineum to enlarge the vagina and so facilitate delivery during childbirth &%Surgery+  
00439364 04 n 01 jejunostomy 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | surgical creation of an opening between the jejunum and the anterior abdominal wall; will allow artificial feeding &%Surgery+ 
00439536 04 n 02 keratoplasty 0 corneal_gaft 0 002 @ 00436664 n 0000 ~ 00439734 n 0000 | a surgical procedure in which part or all of the cornea is replaced by healthy corneal tissue from a donor &%Surgery+  
00439734 04 n 01 epikeratophakia 0 001 @ 00439536 n 0000 | using a piece of donated corneal tissue to repair the eye of someone who has had a cataract removed; "epikeratophakia gave her a living contact lens" &%Surgery+  
00439945 04 n 01 laminectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of the bony arches on one or more vertebrae &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00440063 04 n 01 laparotomy 0 002 @ 00436664 n 0000 ~ 00440179 n 0000 | surgical incision into the abdominal wall &%Cutting+  
00440179 04 n 01 laparoscopy 0 001 @ 00440063 n 0000 | laparotomy performed with a laparoscope &%Cutting+  
00440276 04 n 01 laryngectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of part or all of the larynx (usually to treat cancer of the larynx) &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00440420 04 n 01 lithotomy 0 002 @ 00252436 n 0000 ~ 00440532 n 0000 | surgical removal of a stone (calculus) &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00440532 04 n 01 cholelithotomy 0 001 @ 00440420 n 0000 | removal of gallstone through an incision in the gallbladder &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00440652 04 n 01 lobectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of a lobe from any organ of the body (as the lung or brain) &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00440784 04 n 03 lobotomy 0 prefrontal_lobotomy 0 prefrontal_leucotomy 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | surgical interruption of nerve tracts to and from the frontal lobe of the brain &%Surgery+ &%Detaching+  
00440963 04 n 01 lumpectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of a tumor without removing much of the surrounding tissue or lymph nodes; performed in some cases of breast cancer &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00441152 04 n 01 major_surgery 0 002 @ 00436664 n 0000 ! 00441303 n 0101 | any surgical procedure that involves anesthesia or respiratory assistance &%Surgery+  
00441303 04 n 01 minor_surgery 0 002 @ 00436664 n 0000 ! 00441152 n 0101 | any surgical procedure that does not involve anesthesia or respiratory assistance &%Surgery+  
00441462 04 n 01 mastectomy 0 004 @ 00252436 n 0000 ~ 00441629 n 0000 ~ 00441791 n 0000 ~ 00441981 n 0000 | surgical removal of a breast to remove a malignant tumor &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00441629 04 n 01 modified_radical_mastectomy 0 001 @ 00441462 n 0000 | removal of a breast and the pectoralis minor and some lymph nodes in the adjacent armpit &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00441791 04 n 01 radical_mastectomy 0 001 @ 00441462 n 0000 | removal of a breast and the underlying muscles (pectoralis major and pectoralis minor) and lymph nodes in the adjacent armpit &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00441981 04 n 01 simple_mastectomy 0 001 @ 00441462 n 0000 | removal of a breast leaving the underlying muscles and the lymph nodes intact &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00442122 04 n 01 mastoidectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of the mastoid process &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00442221 04 n 01 meniscectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of the meniscus of the knee &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00442324 04 n 01 nephrectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of a kidney &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00442410 04 n 01 neurectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of all or part of a nerve &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00442509 04 n 02 oophorectomy 0 ovariectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of one of both ovaries &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00442621 04 n 02 orchidectomy 0 orchiectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of one or both testicles &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00442735 04 n 01 pneumonectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of a lung (usually to treat lung cancer) &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00442852 04 n 01 prostatectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of part or all of the prostate gland &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00442965 04 n 01 salpingectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of one or both Fallopian tubes &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00443072 04 n 01 sigmoidectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of part or all of the sigmoid colon (usually to remove a malignant tumor) &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00443222 04 n 01 splenectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of the spleen &%Surgery+ &%Removing+ 
00443310 04 n 01 stapedectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of the stapes of the middle ear &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00443417 04 n 01 sympathectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical interruption of a nerve pathway in the sympathetic nervous system &%Surgery+ &%Detaching+  
00443551 04 n 01 thrombectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of a blood clot (thrombus) from a blood vessel &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00443673 04 n 01 thyroidectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of the thyroid gland &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00443770 04 n 01 tonsillectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of the palatine tonsils; commonly performed along with adenoidectomy &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00443915 04 n 01 neurosurgery 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | any surgery that involves the nervous system (brain or spinal cord or peripheral nerves) &%Surgery+  
00444062 04 n 02 nose_job 0 rhinoplasty 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | cosmetic surgery to improve the appearance of your nose &%Surgery+  
00444186 04 n 03 plastic_surgery 0 cosmetic_surgery 0 anaplasty 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | surgery concerned with therapeutic or cosmetic reformation of tissue &%Surgery+  
00444347 04 n 01 sclerotomy 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | surgical incision of the sclerotic coat of the eye &%Cutting+  
00444454 04 n 02 Shirodkar's_operation 0 purse-string_operation 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | a surgical procedure in which a suture is used to close the cervix in a pregnant woman; is performed when the cervix has failed to retain previous pregnancies &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Attaching+  
00444705 04 n 01 strabotomy 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | the surgical operation of cutting a muscle or tendon of the eye in order to correct strabismus &%Surgery+  
00444856 04 n 02 tracheostomy 0 tracheotomy 0 002 @ 00436664 n 0000 %p 04073832 n 0000 | a surgical operation that creates an opening into the trachea with a tube inserted to provide a passage for air; performed when the pharynx is obstructed by edema or cancer or other causes &%Surgery+  
00445136 04 n 02 transplant 2 transplantation 2 002 @ 00436664 n 0000 ~ 00445312 n 0000 | an operation moving an organ from one person (the donor) to another (the recipient) &%Substituting+ &%Surgery+  
00445312 04 n 02 corneal_transplant 0 corneal_graft 0 001 @ 00445136 n 0000 | the act of replacing a damaged or diseased cornea with another cornea taken from a donor (usually a donor who has recently died) &%Substituting+ &%Surgery+  
00445521 04 n 01 trephination 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | a operation that removes a circular section of bone from the skull &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00445646 04 n 01 medication 0 003 @ 00431621 n 0000 ~ 00445785 n 0000 ~ 00446031 n 0000 | the act of treating with medicines or remedies &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00445785 04 n 02 administration 1 giving_medication 0 002 @ 00445646 n 0000 ~ 00445919 n 0000 | the act of administering medication &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00445919 04 n 02 sedation 0 drugging 0 001 @ 00445785 n 0000 | the administration of a sedative agent or drug &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00446031 04 n 01 irrigation 1 004 @ 00445646 n 0000 ~ 00446245 n 0000 ~ 00446454 n 0000 ~ 00446618 n 0000 | (medicine) cleaning a wound or body organ by flushing or washing out with water or a medicated solution &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00446245 04 n 01 douche 0 001 @ 00446031 n 0000 | irrigation with a jet of water or medicated solution into or around a body part (especially the vagina) to treat infections or cleanse from odorous contents &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00446454 04 n 02 enema 0 clyster 0 001 @ 00446031 n 0000 | injection of a liquid through the anus to stimulate evacuation; sometimes used for diagnostic purposes &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00446618 04 n 01 lavage 0 002 @ 00446031 n 0000 ~ 00446763 n 0000 | washing out a hollow organ (especially the stomach) by flushing with water &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00446763 04 n 01 gastric_lavage 0 001 @ 00446618 n 0000 | washing out the stomach with sterile water or a salt-water solution; removes blood or poisons; "when the doctor ordered a gastric lavage the hospital pumped out my stomach" &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00446996 04 n 03 dressing 1 bandaging 0 binding 0 001 @ 00429777 n 0000 | the act of applying a bandage &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+  
00447102 04 n 02 injection 1 shot 3 005 @ 00429777 n 0000 ~ 00208480 n 0000 ~ 00208574 n 0000 ~ 00208670 n 0000 ~ 00208884 n 0000 | the act of putting a liquid into the body by means of a syringe; "the nurse gave him a flu shot" &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+  
00447333 04 n 03 cautery 0 cauterization 0 cauterisation 0 002 @ 00429777 n 0000 ~ 00447535 n 0000 | the act of coagulating blood and destroying tissue with a hot iron or caustic agent or by freezing &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00447535 04 n 01 cryocautery 0 001 @ 00447333 n 0000 | application of a substance that destroys tissue by freezing it &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00447655 04 n 01 bloodletting 0 003 @ 00429777 n 0000 ~ 00447847 n 0000 ~ 00447947 n 0000 | formerly used as a treatment to reduce excess blood (one of the four humors of medieval medicine) &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00447847 04 n 02 venesection 0 phlebotomy 0 001 @ 00447655 n 0000 | surgical incision into a vein &%Cutting+  
00447947 04 n 01 cupping 0 001 @ 00447655 n 0000 | a treatment in which evacuated cups are applied to the skin to draw blood through the surface &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00448094 04 n 01 defibrillation 0 001 @ 00429777 n 0000 | treatment by stopping fibrillation of heart muscles (usually by electric shock delivered by a defibrillator) &%TherapeuticProcess+ 
00448263 04 n 01 detoxification 0 001 @ 00429777 n 0000 | treatment by counteracting toxic properties &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00448367 04 n 01 detoxification 1 001 @ 00430183 n 0000 | a treatment for addiction to drugs or alcohol intended to rid the body of the addictive substances &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00448526 04 n 01 megavitamin_therapy 0 001 @ 00431621 n 0000 | therapy based on a theory that taking very large doses of vitamins will prevent or cure physical or psychological disorders &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+  
00448715 04 n 01 correction 1 002 @ 00431621 n 0000 ~ 00448869 n 0000 | treatment of a specific defect; "the correction of his vision with eye glasses" &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00448869 04 n 02 fusion 1 spinal_fusion 0 001 @ 00448715 n 0000 | correction of an unstable part of the spine by joining two or more vertebrae; usually done surgically but sometimes done by traction or immobilization &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Attaching+  
00449088 04 n 02 faith_healing 0 faith_cure 0 002 @ 00428745 n 0000 ~ 00449224 n 0000 | care provided through prayer and faith in God &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00449224 04 n 01 laying_on_of_hands 1 001 @ 00449088 n 0000 | the application of a faith healer's hands to the patient's body &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00449352 04 n 01 psychotherapy 0 005 @ 00431621 n 0000 ~ 00449552 n 0000 ~ 00451472 n 0000 ~ 00451738 n 0000 ~ 00451975 n 0000 | the treatment of mental or emotional problems by psychological means &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00449552 04 n 02 behavior_therapy 0 behavior_modification 0 007 @ 00449352 n 0000 ~ 00449898 n 0000 ~ 00450064 n 0000 ~ 00450328 n 0000 ~ 00450672 n 0000 ~ 00450895 n 0000 ~ 00451228 n 0000 | psychotherapy that seeks to extinguish or inhibit abnormal or maladaptive behavior by reinforcing desired behavior and extinguishing undesired behavior &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00449898 04 n 01 assertiveness_training 0 001 @ 00449552 n 0000 | a method of psychotherapy that reinforces you for stating negative and positive feelings directly &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00450064 04 n 01 aversion_therapy 0 001 @ 00449552 n 0000 | any technique of behavior modification that uses unpleasant stimuli in a controlled fashion to alter behavior in a therapeutic way; primarily used for alcoholism or drug abuse (but with little success) &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00450328 04 n 03 desensitization_technique 0 desensitization_procedure 0 systematic_desinsitization 0 001 @ 00449552 n 0000 | a technique used in behavior therapy to treat phobias and other behavior problems involving anxiety; client is exposed to the threatening situation under relaxed conditions until the anxiety reaction is extinguished &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00450672 04 n 02 implosion_therapy 0 flooding 0 001 @ 00449552 n 0000 | a technique used in behavior therapy; client is flooded with experiences of a particular kind until becoming either averse to them or numbed to them &%TherapeuticProcess+ 
00450895 04 n 02 reciprocal_inhibition 0 reciprocal-inhibition_therapy 0 001 @ 00449552 n 0000 | a method of behavior therapy based on the inhibition of one response by the occurrence of another response that is mutually incompatible with it; a relaxation response might be conditioned to a stimulus that previously evoked anxiety &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00451228 04 n 01 token_economy 0 001 @ 00449552 n 0000 | a form of behavior therapy that has been used in some mental institutions; patients are rewarded with tokens for appropriate behavior and the tokens may be cashed in for valued rewards &%TherapeuticProcess+
00451472 04 n 01 crisis_intervention 0 001 @ 00449352 n 0000 | psychotherapy that focuses on acute critical situations (depressive episodes or attempted suicides or drug overdoses) with the aim of restoring the person to the level of functioning before the crisis &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00451738 04 n 03 psychoanalysis 0 analysis 1 depth_psychology 0 001 @ 00449352 n 0000 | a set of techniques for exploring underlying motives and a method of treating various mental disorders; "his physician recommended psychoanalysis" &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00451975 04 n 01 self-analysis 0 001 @ 00449352 n 0000 | the application of psychotherapeutic principles to the analysis of your own personality &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00452122 04 n 04 radiotherapy 0 radiation_therapy 0 actinotherapy 0 irradiation 0 003 @ 00431621 n 0000 ~ 00452336 n 0000 ~ 00452430 n 0000 | the treatment of disease (especially cancer) by exposure to radiation &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+  
00452336 04 n 01 radium_therapy 0 001 @ 00452122 n 0000 | the use of radium in radiotherapy &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+  
00452430 04 n 01 X-ray_therapy 0 001 @ 00452122 n 0000 | the therapeutic use of X rays &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+ 
00452519 04 n 01 chemotherapy 0 002 @ 00431621 n 0000 ~ 00452670 n 0000 | the use of chemical agents to treat or control disease (or mental illness) &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+  
00452670 04 n 01 chrysotherapy 0 001 @ 00452519 n 0000 | the use of chemicals containing gold for treating diseases (such as rheumatoid arthritis) &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+  
00452819 04 n 02 galvanism 0 galvanizing 0 001 @ 00431621 n 0000 | the therapeutic application of electricity to the body &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00452943 04 n 02 shock_therapy 0 shock_treatment 0 004 @ 00431621 n 0000 ~ 00453177 n 0000 ~ 00453401 n 0000 ~ 00453582 n 0000 | treatment of certain psychotic states by the administration of shocks that are followed by convulsions &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00453177 04 n 04 electroconvulsive_therapy 0 electroshock 0 electroshock_therapy 0 ECT 0 001 @ 00452943 n 0000 | the administration of a strong electric current that passes through the brain to induce convulsions and coma &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00453401 04 n 03 insulin_shock 0 insulin_shock_therapy 0 insulin_shock_treatment 0 001 @ 00452943 n 0000 | the administration of sufficient insulin to induce convulsions and coma &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+  
00453582 04 n 03 metrazol_shock 0 metrazol_shock_therapy 0 metrazol_shock_treatment 0 001 @ 00452943 n 0000 | the administration of sufficient Metrazol to induce convulsions and coma &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+ 
00453767 04 n 02 serum_therapy 0 serotherapy 0 001 @ 00431621 n 0000 | treating an infectious disease by injecting an antitoxin or specific serum &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Putting+  
00453915 04 n 01 speech_therapy 0 001 @ 00431621 n 0000 | any therapy intended to correct a disorder of speech &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00454028 04 n 01 chiropractic 0 001 @ 00430183 n 0000 | a method of treatment that manipulates body structures in the belief that it restores proper nerve functioning &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00454197 04 n 01 naturopathy 0 001 @ 00430183 n 0000 | a method of treating disease using food and exercise and heat to assist the natural healing process &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00454354 04 n 01 naprapathy 0 001 @ 00430183 n 0000 | a drugless method of treatment based on the belief that disease symptoms arise from problems with ligaments and connective tissues &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00454541 04 n 01 osteopathy 0 001 @ 00430183 n 0000 | therapy based on the assumption that restoring health is best accomplished by manipulating the skeleton and muscles &%TherapeuticProcess+ 
00454713 04 n 03 physical_therapy 0 physiotherapy 0 physiatrics 0 002 @ 00431621 n 0000 %p 00432142 n 0000 | therapy that uses physical agents: exercise and massage and other modalities &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00454901 04 n 01 disinfection 0 002 @ 00429777 n 0000 ~ 00455021 n 0000 | treatment to destroy harmful microorganisms &%TherapeuticProcess+ &%Removing+  
00455021 04 n 01 chlorination 0 001 @ 00454901 n 0000 | disinfection of water by the addition of small amounts of chlorine or a chlorine compound &%Removing+  
00455169 04 n 02 digitalization 0 digitalisation 0 001 @ 00429777 n 0000 | the administration of digitalis for the treatment of certain heart disorders &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00455323 04 n 01 anticoagulation 0 001 @ 00429777 n 0000 | the administration of an anticoagulant drug to retard coagulation of the blood &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00455463 04 n 02 acupuncture 0 stylostixis 0 001 @ 00430183 n 0000 | (Chinese) treatment of pain or disease by inserting the tips of needles at specific points on the skin &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00455637 04 n 03 acupressure 0 G-Jo 0 shiatsu 0 001 @ 00430183 n 0000 | (Chinese and Japanese) treatment of symptoms by applying pressure with the fingers to specific pressure points on the body &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00455834 04 n 03 autogenic_therapy 0 autogenic_training 0 autogenics 0 001 @ 00430183 n 0000 | training patients in self-induced relaxation &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00455976 04 n 01 allopathy 0 002 @ 00429777 n 0000 ! 00456173 n 0101 | the usual method of treating disease with remedies that produce effects differing from those produced by the disease itself &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00456173 04 n 02 homeopathy 0 homoeopathy 0 002 @ 00429777 n 0000 ! 00455976 n 0101 | a method of treating disease with small amounts of remedies that, in large amounts in healthy people, produce symptoms similar to those being treated &%TherapeuticProcess+ 
00456411 04 n 02 hydropathy 0 hydrotherapy 0 001 @ 00430183 n 0000 | the internal and external use of water in the treatment of disease &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00456549 04 n 01 rest-cure 0 001 @ 00430183 n 0000 | rest as a medical treatment for stress or anxiety etc. &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00456659 04 n 03 stalk 2 stalking 2 still_hunt 0 002 @ 00410109 n 0000 ~ 00456812 n 0000 | a hunt for game carried on by stalking or waiting in ambush &%Pursuing+  
00456812 04 n 01 deerstalking 0 001 @ 00456659 n 0000 | stalking deer &%Pursuing+  
00456884 04 n 01 birdnesting 0 001 @ 00410109 n 0000 | hunting for birds' nests to get the eggs &%Pursuing+  
00456982 04 n 03 friction 0 detrition 0 rubbing 0 002 @ 00409314 n 0000 ~ 00232465 n 0000 | effort expended in rubbing one object against another &%Motion+  
00457130 04 n 03 application 3 coating 0 covering 1 016 @ 00410579 n 0000 ~ 00457666 n 0000 ~ 00457794 n 0000 ~ 00459727 n 0000 ~ 00459827 n 0000 ~ 00459926 n 0000 ~ 00460150 n 0000 ~ 00460679 n 0000 ~ 00460806 n 0000 ~ 00460970 n 0000 ~ 00461068 n 0000 ~ 00461161 n 0000 ~ 00461275 n 0000 ~ 00461401 n 0000 ~ 00461497 n 0000 ~ 00529919 n 0000 | the work of applying something; "the doctor prescribed a topical application of iodine"; "a complete bleach requires several applications"; "the surface was ready for a coating of paint"; &%Putting+  
00457666 04 n 02 anointing 0 anointment 0 002 @ 00457130 n 0000 ~ 00673464 n 0000 | the act of applying oil or an oily liquid &%Putting+  
00457794 04 n 01 fumigation 0 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | the application of a gas or smoke to something for the purpose of disinfecting it &%Putting+  
00457932 04 n 01 bodywork 0 001 @ 00410579 n 0000 | the work of making or repairing vehicle bodies &%Repairing+  
00458033 04 n 01 handling 0 004 @ 00410579 n 0000 ~ 00458223 n 0000 ~ 00458391 n 0000 ~ 00458521 n 0000 | manual (or mechanical) carrying or moving or delivering or working with something &%Transportation+  
00458223 04 n 01 materials_handling 0 001 @ 00458033 n 0000 | act of loading and unloading and moving goods within e.g. a factory especially using mechanical devices &%Transportation+  
00458391 04 n 01 loading 0 002 @ 00458033 n 0000 ! 00458521 n 0101 | the labor of loading something; "the loading took 2 hours" &%Putting+  
00458521 04 n 01 unloading 0 002 @ 00458033 n 0000 ! 00458391 n 0101 | the labor of unloading something &%Removing+  
00458627 04 n 01 picking 0 001 @ 00410579 n 0000 | the act of picking (crops or fruit or hops etc.) &%Removing+  
00458729 04 n 02 picking 1 taking 0 001 @ 00022246 n 0000 | the act of someone who picks up or takes something; "the pickings were easy"; "clothing could be had for the taking" &%Removing+  
00458908 04 n 01 planking 0 001 @ 00410579 n 0000 | the work of covering an area with planks &%Putting+  
00459003 04 n 01 wiring 1 001 @ 00410579 n 0000 | the work of installing the wires for an electrical system or device &%Putting+  
00459123 04 n 02 sewing 0 stitching 0 002 @ 00583338 n 0000 ~ 00459238 n 0000 | joining or attaching by stitches &%Attaching+  
00459238 04 n 01 suturing 0 002 @ 00459123 n 0000 #p 00436664 n 0000 | surgical joining of two surfaces &%Attaching+  
00459344 04 n 01 vasectomy 0 002 @ 00252436 n 0000 @ 00546944 n 0000 | surgical removal of all or part of the vas deferens (usually as a means of sterilization) &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00459507 04 n 01 vulvectomy 0 001 @ 00252436 n 0000 | surgical removal of part or all of the vulva &%Surgery+ &%Removing+  
00459608 04 n 01 vivisection 0 001 @ 00436664 n 0000 | operating on living animals especially in scientific research &%Surgery+  
00459727 04 n 01 lubrication 0 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | an application of a lubricant to something &%Putting+  
00459827 04 n 01 paving 0 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | the application of paving materials to an area &%Putting+  
00459926 04 n 01 painting 2 004 @ 00457130 n 0000 ~ 00460304 n 0000 ~ 00460412 n 0000 ~ 00460568 n 0000 | the act of applying paint to a surface; "you can finish the job of painting faster with a roller than with a brush" &%SurfaceChange+  
00460150 04 n 01 spraying 2 002 @ 00457130 n 0000 ~ 00460304 n 0000 | the application of a liquid in the form of small particles ejected from a sprayer &%Putting+  
00460304 04 n 01 spray_painting 0 002 @ 00459926 n 0000 @ 00460150 n 0000 | applying paint with a sprayer &%SurfaceChange+ 
00460412 04 n 05 spatter 0 spattering 0 splash 0 splashing 0 splattering 0 001 @ 00459926 n 0000 | the act of splashing a (liquid) substance on a surface &%Putting+  
00460568 04 n 01 finger_painting 0 001 @ 00459926 n 0000 | painting by using the fingers to spread the paint &%SurfaceChange+  
00460679 04 n 02 tinning 0 tin-plating 0 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | the act of coating something with a protective layer of tin &%SurfaceChange+  
00460806 04 n 01 tinning 1 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | the act of coating with soft solder; "tinning the ends of the wires makes a better joint when you solder them" &%SurfaceChange+  
00460970 04 n 02 papering 0 paperhanging 0 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | the application of wallpaper &%SurfaceChange+  
00461068 04 n 02 plastering 0 daubing 0 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | the application of plaster &%SurfaceChange+  
00461161 04 n 01 plating 0 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | the application of a thin coat of metal (as by electrolysis) &%SurfaceChange+  
00461275 04 n 01 scumble 0 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | the application of very thin coat of color over the surface of a picture &%SurfaceChange+  
00461401 04 n 01 tiling 0 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | the application of tiles to cover a surface &%SurfaceChange+  
00461497 04 n 01 waxing 0 001 @ 00457130 n 0000 | the application of wax to a surface &%SurfaceChange+ 
00461585 04 n 01 duty 2 004 @ 00377835 n 0000 ~ 00461778 n 0000 ~ 00462318 n 0000 ~ 00470305 n 0000 | work that you are obliged to perform for moral or legal reasons: "the duties of the job" &%NormativeAttribute+ 
00461778 04 n 03 job 1 task 0 chore 0 004 @ 00461585 n 0000 ~ 00462185 n 0000 ~ 00468732 n 0000 ~ 00471977 n 0000 | a specific piece of work required to be done as a duty or for a specific fee: "estimates of the city's loss on that job ranged as high as a million dollars"; "the job of repairing the engine took several hours"; "the endless task of classifying the samples"; "the farmer's morning chores" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00462185 04 n 01 stint 0 001 @ 00461778 n 0000 | an individuals prescribed share of work: "her stint as a lifeguard exhausted her" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00462318 04 n 04 function 0 office 1 part 1 role 0 005 @ 00461585 n 0000 ~ 00462651 n 0000 ~ 00462841 n 0000 ~ 00462982 n 0000 ~ 00463482 n 0000 | the actions and activities assigned to or required or expected of a person or group: "the function of a teacher"; "the government must do its part" or "play its role" or "do its duty" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00462651 04 n 01 capacity 1 001 @ 00462318 n 0000 | a specified function; "he was employed in the capacity of director"; "he should be retained in his present capacity at a higher salary" &%capability=  
00462841 04 n 01 hat 0 001 @ 00462318 n 0000 | an informal term for a person's role; "he took off his politician's hat and talked frankly" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00462982 04 n 04 stead 0 position 3 place 1 lieu 0 002 @ 00462318 n 0000 ~ 00463215 n 0000 | the function or position properly or customarily occupied or served by another: "can you go in my stead?"; "took his place"; "in lieu of" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00463215 04 n 01 behalf 0 001 @ 00462982 n 0000 | as the agent of or on someone's part; usually expressed as "on behalf of" rather than "in behalf of": "the guardian signed the contract on behalf of the minor child"; "this letter is written on behalf of my client" &%destination+  
00463482 04 n 01 second_fiddle 0 001 @ 00462318 n 0000 | a secondary role or function; "he hated to play second fiddle to anyone" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00463614 04 n 01 role 1 002 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00463745 n 0000 | normal or customary activity; "what is your role on the team?" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00463745 04 n 01 position 2 019 @ 00463614 n 0000 ~ 00464213 n 0000 ~ 00464470 n 0000 ~ 00464759 n 0000 ~ 00464928 n 0000 ~ 00465099 n 0000 ~ 00465278 n 0000 ~ 00465470 n 0000 ~ 00465691 n 0000 ~ 00465891 n 0000 ~ 00466114 n 0000 ~ 00466218 n 0000 ~ 00466389 n 0000 ~ 00466491 n 0000 ~ 00466741 n 0000 ~ 00468309 n 0000 ~ 00468433 n 0000 ~ 00468555 n 0000 ~ 04869541 n 0000 | (in team sports) the role assigned to an individual player; "what position does he play?" &%Position+  
00464213 04 n 02 pitcher 0 mound 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022036 n 0000 | the position on a baseball team of the player who throws the ball for a batter to try to hit; "he has played every position except pitcher"; "they have a southpaw on the mound" &%Position+  
00464470 04 n 02 catcher 0 plate 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022036 n 0000 | the position on a baseball team of the player who is stationed behind home plate and who catches the balls that the pitcher throws; "a catcher needs a lot of protective equipment"; "he plays behind the plate" &%Position+  
00464759 04 n 02 first_base 1 first 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022036 n 0000 | the fielding position of the player on a baseball team who is stationed at first base &%Position+  
00464928 04 n 02 second_base 0 second 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022036 n 0000 | the fielding position of the player on a baseball team who is stationed near 2nd base &%Position+  
00465099 04 n 02 shortstop 0 short 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022036 n 0000 | the fielding position of the player on a baseball team who is stationed between 2nd and 3rd base &%Position+  
00465278 04 n 02 third_base 0 third 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022036 n 0000 | the fielding position of the player on a baseball team who is stationed near 3rd base; "he is playing third" &%Position+  
00465470 04 n 01 left_field 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022036 n 0000 | the fielding position of the player on a baseball team who is expected to field balls in the left third of the outfield (looking from home plate) &%Position+  
00465691 04 n 01 center_field 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022036 n 0000 | the fielding position of the player on a baseball team who is expected to field balls in the central third of the outfield &%Position+  
00465891 04 n 01 right_field 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022036 n 0000 | the fielding position of the player on a baseball team who is expected to field balls in the right third of the outfield (looking from home plate) &%Position+  
00466114 04 n 01 forward 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022569 n 0000 | a position on a basketball team &%Position+  
00466218 04 n 01 center 1 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022569 n 0000 | a position on a basketball team of the player who participates in the center jump to start the game &%Position+  
00466389 04 n 01 guard 0 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06022569 n 0000 | a position on a basketball team &%Position+  
00466491 04 n 01 back 0 007 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06235224 n 0000 #m 06235379 n 0000 ~ 00466971 n 0000 ~ 00467233 n 0000 ~ 00467348 n 0000 ~ 00467524 n 0000 | the position of a player on a football team who is stationed behind the line of scrimmage &%Position+  
00466741 04 n 01 lineman 0 006 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06235534 n 0000 ~ 00467671 n 0000 ~ 00467894 n 0000 ~ 00468032 n 0000 ~ 00468176 n 0000 | the position of a player on a football team who is stationed on the line of scrimmage &%Position+  
00466971 04 n 03 quarterback 0 signal_caller 0 field_general 0 002 @ 00466491 n 0000 #m 06022742 n 0000 | the position of the football player in the backfield who directs the offensive play of his team; "quarterback is the most important position on the team" &%Position+  
00467233 04 n 01 halfback 0 002 @ 00466491 n 0000 #m 06022742 n 0000 | the position of a back on a football team &%Position+  
00467348 04 n 01 tailback 0 002 @ 00466491 n 0000 #m 06022742 n 0000 | the position of the offensive back on a football team who lines up farthest from the line of scrimmage &%Position+  
00467524 04 n 01 wingback 0 002 @ 00466491 n 0000 #m 06022742 n 0000 | the position of the offensive back who lines up behind or outside the end &%Position+  
00467671 04 n 01 center 2 002 @ 00466741 n 0000 #m 06022742 n 0000 | the position of the player on the line of scrimmage who puts the ball in play; "it is a center's responsibility to get the football to the quarterback" &%Position+  
00467894 04 n 01 guard 2 002 @ 00466741 n 0000 #m 06022742 n 0000 | a position on the line of scrimmage; "guards must be good blockers" &%Position+  
00468032 04 n 01 tackle 2 002 @ 00466741 n 0000 #m 06022742 n 0000 | a position on the line of scrimmage; "it takes a big man to play tackle" &%Position+  
00468176 04 n 01 end 2 002 @ 00466741 n 0000 #m 06022742 n 0000 | a position on the line of scrimmage; "no one wanted to play end" &%Position+  
00468309 04 n 01 mid-off 0 001 @ 00463745 n 0000 | the fielding position in cricket closest to the bowler on the off side &%Position+  
00468433 04 n 01 mid-on 0 001 @ 00463745 n 0000 | the fielding position in cricket closest to the bowler on the on side &%Position+  
00468555 04 n 01 center 3 002 @ 00463745 n 0000 #m 06023065 n 0000 | the position on a hockey team of the player who participates in the face off at the beginning of the game &%Position+  
00468732 04 n 01 school_assignment 0 004 @ 00461778 n 0000 ~ 00468909 n 0000 ~ 00469045 n 0000 ~ 00469204 n 0000 | a school task performed by a student to satisfy the teacher &%EducationalProcess+ 
00468909 04 n 02 project 1 classroom_project 0 002 @ 00468732 n 0000 #p 00567704 n 0000 | a school task requiring considerable effort &%EducationalProcess+  
00469045 04 n 03 homework 0 prep 0 preparation 1 002 @ 00468732 n 0000 #p 00567704 n 0000 | preparatory school work done outside school (especially at home) &%EducationalProcess+  
00469204 04 n 01 lesson 0 006 @ 00468732 n 0000 #p 00567704 n 0000 ~ 00469856 n 0000 ~ 00470071 n 0000 ~ 00470184 n 0000 ~ 00572692 n 0000 | a task assigned for individual study; "he did the lesson for today" &%EducationalProcess+  
00469415 04 n 01 language_lesson 0 004 @ 00571937 n 0000 ~ 00469574 n 0000 ~ 00469668 n 0000 ~ 00469762 n 0000 | a period of instruction learning a language &%EducationalProcess+  
00469574 04 n 01 French_lesson 0 001 @ 00469415 n 0000 | instruction in the French language &%EducationalProcess+  
00469668 04 n 01 German_lesson 0 001 @ 00469415 n 0000 | instruction in the German language &%EducationalProcess+  
00469762 04 n 01 Hebrew_lesson 0 001 @ 00469415 n 0000 | instruction in the Hebrew language &%EducationalProcess+  
00469856 04 n 02 exercise 1 example 0 001 @ 00469204 n 0000 | a task performed or problem solved in order to develop skill or understanding; "you must work the examples at the end of each chapter in the textbook" &%EducationalProcess+  
00470071 04 n 01 reading_assignment 0 001 @ 00469204 n 0000 | the reading of a passage assigned by the teacher &%EducationalProcess+  
00470184 04 n 01 recitation 0 001 @ 00469204 n 0000 | an instance of a student reciting a lesson that has been learned &%EducationalProcess+  
00470305 04 n 02 assignment 0 duty_assignment 0 007 @ 00461585 n 0000 ~ 00470577 n 0000 ~ 00470729 n 0000 ~ 00471060 n 0000 ~ 00471513 n 0000 ~ 00471770 n 0000 ~ 00471893 n 0000 | as duty that you are assigned to perform especially in the armed forces: "hazardous duty" &%OrganizationalProcess+ 
00470577 04 n 04 guard_duty 0 guard 1 sentry_duty 0 sentry_go 0 001 @ 00470305 n 0000 | the duty of serving as a sentry; "he was on guard that night" &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00470729 04 n 02 fatigue_duty 0 fatigue 0 001 @ 00470305 n 0000 | labor of a nonmilitary kind done by soldiers (cleaning or digging or draining or so on); "the soldiers were put on fatigue to teach them a lesson" &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00470944 04 n 02 mission 2 missionary_work 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | the organized work of a religious missionary &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00471060 04 n 03 mission 0 charge 3 commission 0 002 @ 00470305 n 0000 ~ 00471276 n 0000 | a task that has been assigned to a person or group; "a confidential mission to London"; "his charge was deliver a message" &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00471276 04 n 01 mission_impossible 0 001 @ 00471060 n 0000 | an extremely dangerous or difficult mission &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00471384 04 n 01 errand 0 001 @ 00199642 n 0000 | a short trip that is taken in the performance of a necessary task or mission &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00471513 04 n 01 reassignment 0 002 @ 00470305 n 0000 ~ 00471620 n 0000 | assignment to a different duty &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00471620 04 n 01 secondment 0 001 @ 00471513 n 0000 | the detachment of a person from their regular organization for temporary assignment elsewhere &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00471770 04 n 03 sea-duty 0 service_abroad 0 shipboard_duty 0 001 @ 00470305 n 0000 | naval service aboard a ship at sea &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00471893 04 n 01 shore_duty 0 001 @ 00470305 n 0000 | naval service at land bases &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00471977 04 n 01 disagreeable_task 0 001 @ 00461778 n 0000 | a chore that causes discomfort &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00472071 04 n 02 wrongdoing 0 misconduct 0 016 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00472484 n 0000 ~ 00472770 n 0000 ~ 00474462 n 0000 ~ 00474548 n 0000 ~ 00477819 n 0000 ~ 00477929 n 0000 ~ 00478127 n 0000 ~ 00478287 n 0000 ~ 00479622 n 0000 ~ 00479770 n 0000 ~ 00479886 n 0000 ~ 00479979 n 0000 ~ 00480065 n 0000 ~ 00482755 n 0000 ~ 00492786 n 0000 | activity that transgresses moral or civil law; "he denied any wrongdoing" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00472484 04 n 04 trespass 0 encroachment 0 violation 1 intrusion 1 002 @ 00472071 n 0000 ~ 00472651 n 0000 | entry to another's property without right or permission &%NormativeAttribute+  
00472651 04 n 01 inroad 1 001 @ 00472484 n 0000 | an encroachment or intrusion; "they made inroads in the US market" &%Motion+  
00472770 04 n 02 tort 0 civil_wrong 0 004 @ 00472071 n 0000 ~ 00472951 n 0000 ~ 00473130 n 0000 ~ 05039210 n 0000 | any wrongdoing for which and action for damages may be brought &%NormativeAttribute+  
00472951 04 n 01 invasion_of_privacy 0 001 @ 00472770 n 0000 | the wrongful intrusion by individuals or the government into private affairs with which the public has no concern &%NormativeAttribute+  
00473130 04 n 01 trespass 1 006 @ 00472770 n 0000 ~ 00473413 n 0000 ~ 00473647 n 0000 ~ 00473828 n 0000 ~ 00474183 n 0000 ~ 00474316 n 0000 | a wrongful interference with the possession of property (personal property as well as realty), or the action instituted to recover damages &%NormativeAttribute+  
00473413 04 n 01 continuing_trespass 0 001 @ 00473130 n 0000 | trespass that is not transient or intermittent but continues as long as the offending object remains; "dumping his garbage on my land was a case of continuing trespass" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00473647 04 n 01 trespass_de_bonis_asportatis 0 001 @ 00473130 n 0000 | an action brought to recover damages from a person who has taken goods or property from its rightful owner &%NormativeAttribute+  
00473828 04 n 01 trespass_on_the_case 0 001 @ 00473130 n 0000 | an action brought to recover damages from a person whose actions have resulted indirectly in injury or loss; "a person struck by a log as it was thrown onto a road could maintain trespass against the thrower but one who was hurt by stumbling over it could maintain and action on the case" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00474183 04 n 01 trespass_quare_clausum_fregit 0 001 @ 00473130 n 0000 | the defendant unlawfully enters the land of the plaintiff &%NormativeAttribute+  
00474316 04 n 01 trespass_viet_armis 0 001 @ 00473130 n 0000 | trespass with force and arms resulting in injury to another's person or property &%NormativeAttribute+  
00474462 04 n 01 malversation 0 001 @ 00472071 n 0000 | misconduct in public office &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00474548 04 n 03 misbehavior 0 misbehaviour 0 misdeed 0 009 @ 00472071 n 0000 ~ 00474813 n 0000 ~ 00474950 n 0000 ~ 00475343 n 0000 ~ 00475424 n 0000 ~ 00475542 n 0000 ~ 00475782 n 0000 ~ 00476131 n 0000 ~ 00476218 n 0000 | improper or wicked or immoral behavior &%NormativeAttribute+  
00474813 04 n 02 delinquency 0 juvenile_delinquency 0 001 @ 00474548 n 0000 | an antisocial misdeed in violation of the law by a minor &%NormativeAttribute+  
00474950 04 n 0a mischief 0 mischief-making 0 mischievousness 0 deviltry 1 devilry 1 devilment 0 rascality 0 roguery 0 roguishness 0 shenanigan 0 003 @ 00474548 n 0000 ~ 00475235 n 0000 ~ 00811418 n 0000 | reckless or malicious behavior that causes discomfort or annoyance in others &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00475235 04 n 02 hell 0 blaze 0 001 @ 00474950 n 0000 | noisy and unrestrained mischief; "raising blazes" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00475343 04 n 01 ruffianism 0 001 @ 00474548 n 0000 | violent lawless behavior &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00475424 04 n 04 familiarity 0 impropriety 0 indecorum 0 liberty 0 001 @ 00474548 n 0000 | an act of undue intimacy &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00475542 04 n 02 abnormality 0 irregularity 0 002 @ 00474548 n 0000 ~ 00475699 n 0000 | behavior that breaches the rule or etiquette or custom or morality &%NormativeAttribute+  
00475699 04 n 02 deviation 0 deviance 0 001 @ 00475542 n 0000 | deviate behavior &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00475782 04 n 02 indecency 1 impropriety 1 003 @ 00474548 n 0000 ~ 00475915 n 0000 ~ 00476061 n 0000 | an indecent or improper act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00475915 04 n 02 exhibitionism 0 immodesty 0 001 @ 00475782 n 0000 | the perverse act of exposing and attracting attention to your own genitals &%NormativeAttribute+ 
00476061 04 n 01 obscenity 0 001 @ 00475782 n 0000 | an obscene act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00476131 04 n 02 indiscretion 0 peccadillo 0 001 @ 00474548 n 0000 | a petty misdeed &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00476218 04 n 01 infantilism 0 001 @ 00474548 n 0000 | infantile behavior in mature persons &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00476312 04 n 01 dereliction 0 002 @ 00476598 n 0000 ~ 00476406 n 0000 | willful negligence &%NormativeAttribute+  
00476406 04 n 01 nonfeasance 0 001 @ 00476312 n 0000 | a failure to act when under an obligation to do so; a refusal (without sufficient excuse) to do that which it is your legal duty to do &%NormativeAttribute+  
00476598 04 n 04 negligence 0 carelessness 0 neglect 0 nonperformance 0 004 @ 00038346 n 0000 ~ 00476312 n 0000 ~ 00476765 n 0000 ~ 00476851 n 0000 | failure to act &%NormativeAttribute+  
00476765 04 n 01 neglect_of_duty 0 001 @ 00476598 n 0000 | breach of a (legal) duty &%NormativeAttribute+  
00476851 04 n 03 evasion 1 escape 1 dodging 0 006 @ 00476598 n 0000 ~ 00477225 n 0000 ~ 00477339 n 0000 ~ 00477462 n 0000 ~ 00477597 n 0000 ~ 00477691 n 0000 | nonperformance of something distasteful (as by deceit or trickery) that you are supposed to do; "his evasion of his clear duty was reprehensible"; "that escape from the consequences is possible but unattractive" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00477225 04 n 01 escape_mechanism 0 001 @ 00476851 n 0000 | a form of behavior that evades unpleasant realities &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00477339 04 n 02 malingering 0 skulking 0 001 @ 00476851 n 0000 | evading duty or work by pretending to be incapacitated &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00477462 04 n 05 shirking 0 slacking 0 soldiering 0 goofing_off 0 goldbricking 0 001 @ 00476851 n 0000 | the evasion of work or duty &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00477597 04 n 01 circumvention 0 001 @ 00476851 n 0000 | the act of evading by going around &%NormativeAttribute+  
00477691 04 n 01 tax_evasion 0 001 @ 00476851 n 0000 | the deliberate failure to pay taxes (usually by making a false report) &%NormativeAttribute+  
00477819 04 n 01 misfeasance 0 001 @ 00472071 n 0000 | doing a proper act in a wrongful or injurious manner &%NormativeAttribute+  
00477929 04 n 02 malpractice 0 malfeasance 0 001 @ 00472071 n 0000 | a wrongful act that the actor had no right to do; improper professional conduct; "he charged them with electoral malpractices" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00478127 04 n 01 malpractice 1 001 @ 00472071 n 0000 | professional wrongdoing that results in injury or damage; "the widow sued his surgeon for malpractice" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00478287 04 n 01 perversion 0 001 @ 00472071 n 0000 | the action of perverting something (turning it to a wrong use); "it was a perversion of justice" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00478440 04 n 03 waste 0 wastefulness 3 dissipation 2 007 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00478823 n 0000 ~ 00478919 n 0000 ~ 00479016 n 0000 ~ 00479168 n 0000 ~ 00479309 n 0000 ~ 00479413 n 0000 | useless or profitless activity; using or expending or consuming thoughtlessly or carelessly: "if the effort brings no compensating gain it is a waste"; "mindless dissipaton of natural resources" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00478823 04 n 02 waste_of_effort 0 waste_of_energy 0 001 @ 00478440 n 0000 | a useless effort &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00478919 04 n 01 waste_of_material 0 001 @ 00478440 n 0000 | a useless consumption of material &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00479016 04 n 01 waste_of_money 0 001 @ 00478440 n 0000 | money spent for inadequate return; "the senator said that the project was a waste of money" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00479168 04 n 01 waste_of_time 0 001 @ 00478440 n 0000 | the devotion of time to a useless activity; "the waste of time could prove fatal" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00479309 04 n 03 extravagance 0 prodigality 0 lavishness 0 001 @ 00478440 n 0000 | excessive spending &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00479413 04 n 01 squandering 0 002 @ 00478440 n 0000 ~ 00479514 n 0000 | spending money wastefully &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00479514 04 n 01 squandermania 0 001 @ 00479413 n 0000 | prodigious squandering (usually by a government) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00479622 04 n 03 wrong 0 legal_injury 0 damage 1 001 @ 00472071 n 0000 | a legal injury is any damage resulting from a violation of a legal right &%NormativeAttribute+  
00479770 04 n 01 injury 2 003 @ 00472071 n 0000 ~ 00784441 n 0000 ~ 00819948 n 0000 | an act that injures someone &%Injuring=  
00479886 04 n 03 injustice 0 unfairness 0 iniquity 1 001 @ 00472071 n 0000 | an unjust act &%NormativeAttribute+  
00479979 04 n 01 infliction 1 001 @ 00472071 n 0000 | an act causing pain or damage &%Injuring=  
00480065 04 n 02 evildoing 0 transgression 0 010 @ 00472071 n 0000 ~ 00480312 n 0000 ~ 00480502 n 0000 ~ 00481099 n 0000 ~ 00481262 n 0000 ~ 00488251 n 0000 ~ 00490495 n 0000 ~ 00490590 n 0000 ~ 00491001 n 0000 ~ 00491121 n 0000 | evil behavior &%NormativeAttribute+  
00480312 04 n 04 evil 0 immorality 0 wickedness 0 iniquity 0 005 @ 00480065 n 0000 ~ 00480585 n 0000 ~ 00480675 n 0000 ~ 00480758 n 0000 ~ 00480876 n 0000 | morally objectionable behavior &%NormativeAttribute+   
00480502 04 n 01 villainy 0 001 @ 00480065 n 0000 | a treacherous or vicious act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00480585 04 n 02 deviltry 0 devilry 0 001 @ 00480312 n 0000 | wicked and cruel behavior &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00480675 04 n 01 enormity 0 001 @ 00480312 n 0000 | an act of extreme wickedness &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00480758 04 n 01 foul_play 0 001 @ 00480312 n 0000 | unfair or treacherous behavior (especially involving violence) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00480876 04 n 02 irreverence 0 violation 3 002 @ 00480312 n 0000 ~ 00480983 n 0000 | a disrespectful act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00480983 04 n 04 profanation 0 desecration 0 blasphemy 0 sacrilege 0 001 @ 00480876 n 0000 | blasphemous behavior &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00481099 04 n 02 depravity 0 turpitude 0 001 @ 00480065 n 0000 | a corrupt or depraved or degenerate act or practice: "the various turpitudes of modern society" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00481262 04 n 01 vice 0 004 @ 00480065 n 0000 ~ 00325752 n 0000 ~ 00481711 n 0000 ~ 00481883 n 0000 | a specific form of evildoing; "vice offends the moral standards of the community" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00481448 04 n 01 unlicensed_gambling 0 002 @ 00325752 n 0000 @ 00500174 n 0000 | unlicensed gambling is illegal in most jurisdictions &%Betting+  
00481584 04 n 03 pornography 0 porno 0 porn 0 001 @ 00500174 n 0000 | illegal activities designed to stimulate sexual desire &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00481711 04 n 03 intemperance 0 intemperateness 0 self-indulgence 0 003 @ 00481262 n 0000 ~ 00482125 n 0000 ~ 00482672 n 0000 | immoderate indulgence of bodily appetites &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00481883 04 n 02 intemperance 1 intemperateness 1 002 @ 00481262 n 0000 ~ 00482267 n 0000 | consumption of alcoholic drinks &%Drinking+  
00482009 04 n 03 prostitution 0 harlotry 0 whoredom 0 001 @ 00500174 n 0000 | offering sexual intercourse for pay &%Selling+  
00482125 04 n 04 profligacy 0 dissipation 1 dissolution 3 licentiousness 0 001 @ 00481711 n 0000 | dissolute indulgence in sensual pleasure &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00482267 04 n 05 drink 0 drinking 1 boozing 0 drunkenness 0 crapulence 0 002 @ 00481883 n 0000 ~ 00482460 n 0000 | the act of drinking alcoholic beverages to excess; "drink was his downfall" &%Drinking+  
00482460 04 n 01 drinking_bout 0 001 @ 00482267 n 0000 | a long period of drinking &%TimeInterval+  
00482545 04 n 01 pub_crawl 0 001 @ 00201629 n 0000 | a tour of bars or public houses (usually taking one drink at each stop) &%Motion+ 
00482672 04 n 01 jag 0 001 @ 00481711 n 0000 | a bout of drinking or drug taking &%TimeInterval+  
00482755 04 n 02 dishonesty 0 knavery 0 006 @ 00472071 n 0000 ~ 00482966 n 0000 ~ 00483557 n 0000 ~ 00483656 n 0000 ~ 00483794 n 0000 ~ 00483936 n 0000 | lack of honesty; acts of lying or cheating or stealing &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00482966 04 n 04 treachery 0 betrayal 0 treason 1 perfidy 0 004 @ 00482755 n 0000 ~ 00483136 n 0000 ~ 00483296 n 0000 ~ 00483485 n 0000 | an act of deliberate betrayal &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00483136 04 n 02 subversion 0 subversive_activity 0 001 @ 00482966 n 0000 | activity aimed at bringing about an overthrow of a legally constituted government &%PoliticalProcess+  
00483296 04 n 02 double_cross 0 double-crossing 0 001 @ 00482966 n 0000 | an act of betrayal; "he gave us the old double cross"; "I could no longer tolerate his impudent double-crossing" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00483485 04 n 01 sellout 0 001 @ 00482966 n 0000 | an act of betrayal &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00483557 04 n 02 charlatanism 0 quackery 0 001 @ 00482755 n 0000 | the dishonesty of a charlatan &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00483656 04 n 01 plagiarism 0 001 @ 00482755 n 0000 | the act of plagiarizing; taking someone's words or ideas as if they were your own &%Pretending+  
00483794 04 n 01 trick 4 001 @ 00482755 n 0000 | an attempt to get you to do something foolish or imprudent; "that offer was a dirty trick" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00483936 04 n 03 falsification 0 misrepresentation 0 falsehood 0 008 @ 00482755 n 0000 ~ 00484181 n 0000 ~ 00484294 n 0000 ~ 00484452 n 0000 ~ 00484648 n 0000 ~ 00484777 n 0000 ~ 00485108 n 0000 ~ 00491849 n 0000 | a willful act of falsifying &%Pretending+  
00484181 04 n 02 frame-up 0 setup 0 001 @ 00483936 n 0000 | an act that incriminates someone on a false charge &%NormativeAttribute+  
00484294 04 n 03 plagiarization 0 plagiarisation 0 piracy 1 001 @ 00483936 n 0000 | the act of falsely representing the ideas or work of others as your own &%Pretending+  
00484452 04 n 05 distortion 0 overrefinement 0 straining 0 torture 1 twisting 0 001 @ 00483936 n 0000 | the act of distorting something so it seems to mean something it was not intended to mean &%Pretending+ 
00484648 04 n 02 equivocation 0 tergiversation 0 001 @ 00483936 n 0000 | falsification by means of vague or ambiguous language &%Pretending+  
00484777 04 n 03 lying 0 prevarication 0 fabrication 3 002 @ 00483936 n 0000 ~ 00484923 n 0000 | the deliberate act of deviating from the truth &%Pretending+  
00484923 04 n 02 fibbing 0 paltering 0 001 @ 00484777 n 0000 | a trivial act of lying &%Pretending+  
00485011 04 n 01 fakery 0 001 @ 00485108 n 0000 | the act of faking (or the product of faking) &%Pretending+  
00485108 04 n 04 deception 0 deceit 0 dissembling 0 dissimulation 0 011 @ 00483936 n 0000 ~ 00485011 n 0000 ~ 00485403 n 0000 ~ 00485559 n 0000 ~ 00485763 n 0000 ~ 00486495 n 0000 ~ 00486766 n 0000 ~ 00486869 n 0000 ~ 00487749 n 0000 ~ 00487852 n 0000 ~ 00487962 n 0000 | the act of deceiving &%Pretending+  
00485403 04 n 01 indirection 1 001 @ 00485108 n 0000 | deceitful action that is not straightforward; "he could see through the indirections of diplomats" &%Pretending+  
00485559 04 n 05 trickery 1 chicanery 0 guile 0 wile 0 shenanigan 1 003 @ 00485108 n 0000 ~ 00485959 n 0000 ~ 00486261 n 0000 | the use of tricks to deceive someone (usually to extract money from them) &%Pretending+  
00485763 04 n 02 duplicity 0 double-dealing 0 001 @ 00485108 n 0000 | acting in bad faith; deception by pretending to entertain one set of intentions while acting under the influence of another &%Pretending+  
00485959 04 n 05 fraud 1 fraudulence 0 dupery 0 hoax 0 put-on 0 003 @ 00485559 n 0000 ~ 00486135 n 0000 ~ 07477011 n 0000 | deliberate trickery intended to gain an advantage &%Pretending+  
00486135 04 n 01 goldbrick 0 001 @ 00485959 n 0000 | anything that is supposed to be valuable but turns out to be worthless &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00486261 04 n 01 jugglery 1 001 @ 00485559 n 0000 | artful trickery designed to achieve an end; "the senator's tax program was mere jugglery" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00486405 04 n 02 scam 0 cozenage 0 001 @ 00498592 n 0000 | a fraudulent business scheme &%Pretending+  
00486495 04 n 02 cheat 0 cheating 0 002 @ 00485108 n 0000 ~ 00486610 n 0000 | a deception for profit to yourself &%Pretending+  
00486610 04 n 01 gerrymander 0 001 @ 00486495 n 0000 | an act of gerrymandering (dividing a voting area so as to give your own party an unfair advantage) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00486766 04 n 02 illusion 0 head_game 0 001 @ 00485108 n 0000 | deception by creating illusory ideas &%Pretending+  
00486869 04 n 05 pretense 0 pretence 0 pretending 0 simulation 0 feigning 0 005 @ 00485108 n 0000 ~ 00487065 n 0000 ~ 00487270 n 0000 ~ 00487356 n 0000 ~ 00487630 n 0000 | the act of pretending &%Pretending=  
00487065 04 n 02 appearance 2 show 1 001 @ 00486869 n 0000 | pretending that something is the case in order to make a good impression; "they try to keep up appearances"; "that ceremony is just for show" &%Pretending+  
00487270 04 n 01 make-believe 0 001 @ 00486869 n 0000 | the enactment of a pretense &%Pretending+  
00487356 04 n 03 affectation 0 mannerism 0 pose 0 002 @ 00486869 n 0000 ~ 00487495 n 0000 | a deliberate pretense or exaggerated display &%Pretending+  
00487495 04 n 01 attitude 0 001 @ 00487356 n 0000 | a theatrical pose created for effect; "the actor struck just the right attitude" &%Pretending+  
00487630 04 n 01 masquerade 0 001 @ 00486869 n 0000 | making a false outward show; "a beggar's masquerade of wealth" &%Pretending+  
00487749 04 n 02 imposture 0 impersonation 1 001 @ 00485108 n 0000 | pretending to be another person &%Pretending+  
00487852 04 n 01 obscurantism 0 001 @ 00485108 n 0000 | a deliberate act intended to make something obscure &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00487962 04 n 02 bluff 0 four_flush 0 001 @ 00485108 n 0000 | the act of bluffing in poker; deception by a false show of confidence in the strength of your cards &%Pretending+  
00488126 04 n 01 fall 3 001 @ 00488251 n 0000 | a lapse into sin; a loss of innocence or of chastity; "a fall from virtue" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00488251 04 n 02 sin 0 sinning 0 006 @ 00480065 n 0000 ~ 00488126 n 0000 ~ 00488472 n 0000 ~ 00488618 n 0000 ~ 00488837 n 0000 ~ 00489134 n 0000 | an act that is regarded by theologians as a transgression of God's will &%NormativeAttribute+  
00488472 04 n 01 actual_sin 0 002 @ 00488251 n 0000 ! 00488618 n 0101 | a sin committed of your own free will (as contrasted with original sin) &%NormativeAttribute+  
00488618 04 n 01 original_sin 0 002 @ 00488251 n 0000 ! 00488472 n 0101 | a sin inherited by all descendants of Adam; "Adam and Even committed the original sin when they ate the forbidden fruit in the Garden of Eden" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00488837 04 n 02 mortal_sin 0 deadly_sin 0 009 @ 00488251 n 0000 ! 00489134 n 0101 ~ 00489276 n 0000 ~ 00489418 n 0000 ~ 00489572 n 0000 ~ 00489770 n 0000 ~ 00489929 n 0000 ~ 00490089 n 0000 ~ 00490220 n 0000 | an unpardonable sin entailing a total loss of grace; theologians list 7 mortal sins &%NormativeAttribute+  
00489134 04 n 01 venial_sin 0 002 @ 00488251 n 0000 ! 00488837 n 0101 | a pardonable sin regarded as entailing only a partial loss of grace &%NormativeAttribute+  
00489276 04 n 02 pride 0 superbia 0 001 @ 00488837 n 0000 | unreasonable and inordinate self-esteem (personified as one of the deadly sins) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00489418 04 n 02 envy 0 invidia 0 001 @ 00488837 n 0000 | spite and resentment at seeing the success of another (personified as one of the deadly sins) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00489572 04 n 05 avarice 0 greed 0 covetousness 0 rapacity 0 avaritia 0 001 @ 00488837 n 0000 | reprehensible acquisitiveness; insatiable desire for wealth (personified as one of the deadly sins) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00489770 04 n 03 sloth 0 laziness 0 acedia 0 001 @ 00488837 n 0000 | apathy and inactivity in the practice of virtue (personified as one of the deadly sins) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00489929 04 n 04 wrath 0 anger 0 ire 0 ira 0 001 @ 00488837 n 0000 | belligerence aroused by a real or supposed wrong (personified as one of the deadly sins) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00490089 04 n 03 gluttony 0 overeating 0 gula 0 001 @ 00488837 n 0000 | eating to excess (personified as one of the deadly sins) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00490220 04 n 02 lust 0 luxuria 0 001 @ 00488837 n 0000 | self-indulgent sexual desire (personified as one of the deadly sins) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00490349 04 n 01 terrorism 0 001 @ 00729766 n 0000 | the systematic use of violence as a means to intimidate or coerce societies or governments &%Contest+  
00490495 04 n 02 terrorization 1 terrorisation 1 001 @ 00480065 n 0000 | an act of terrorism &%Contest+   
00490590 04 n 02 crime 0 law-breaking 0 017 @ 00480065 n 0000 ~ 00491314 n 0000 ~ 00491543 n 0000 ~ 00491673 n 0000 ~ 00491849 n 0000 ~ 00492002 n 0000 ~ 00492275 n 0000 ~ 00492428 n 0000 ~ 00492547 n 0000 ~ 00493986 n 0000 ~ 00494087 n 0000 ~ 00494644 n 0000 ~ 00494836 n 0000 ~ 00500041 n 0000 ~ 00500174 n 0000 ~ 00500307 n 0000 ~ 00500487 n 0000 | an act punishable by law; usually considered an evil act &%NormativeAttribute+  
00491001 04 n 01 crime 1 001 @ 00480065 n 0000 | an evil act not necessarily punishable by law; "crimes of the heart" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00491121 04 n 01 inside_job 0 001 @ 00480065 n 0000 | some transgression committed with the assistance of someone trusted by the victim; "the police decided that the crime was an inside job" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00491314 04 n 03 battery 0 assault 1 assault_and_battery 0 004 @ 00490590 n 0000 ~ 00493581 n 0000 ~ 00494444 n 0000 ~ 00494564 n 0000 | an intentional physical attack or beating that causes unlawful violence to another person &%ViolentContest+  
00491543 04 n 01 capital_offense 0 001 @ 00490590 n 0000 | a crime so serious that capital punishment is considered appropriate &%NormativeAttribute+  
00491673 04 n 01 felony 0 007 @ 00490590 n 0000 ~ 00495053 n 0000 ~ 00495790 n 0000 ~ 00495869 n 0000 ~ 00499179 n 0000 ~ 00501826 n 0000 ~ 00502400 n 0000 | a serious crime &%NormativeAttribute+  
00491849 04 n 01 forgery 1 002 @ 00483936 n 0000 @ 00490590 n 0000 | criminal falsification by making or altering an instrument with intent to defraud &%Pretending+  
00492002 04 n 01 fraud 0 010 @ 00490590 n 0000 ~ 00496689 n 0000 ~ 00496781 n 0000 ~ 00496908 n 0000 ~ 00497119 n 0000 ~ 00497315 n 0000 ~ 00497677 n 0000 ~ 00497911 n 0000 ~ 00498137 n 0000 ~ 00498592 n 0000 | intentional deception resulting in injury to another person &%Pretending+ 
00492275 04 n 02 hijack 0 highjack 0 001 @ 00490590 n 0000 | seizure of a vehicle in transit either to rob it or divert it to an alternate destination &%UnilateralGetting+  
00492428 04 n 01 mayhem 0 001 @ 00490590 n 0000 | the willful and unlawful crippling or mutilation of another person &%ViolentContest+ 
00492547 04 n 07 misdemeanor 0 misdemeanour 0 infraction 0 offence 1 offense 1 violation 0 infringement 0 005 @ 00490590 n 0000 ~ 00492969 n 0000 ~ 00493302 n 0000 ~ 00493430 n 0000 ~ 00493807 n 0000 | a crime less serious than a felony &%NormativeAttribute+  
00492786 04 n 02 violation 4 infringement 1 001 @ 00472071 n 0000 | an act that disregards an agreement or a right; "he claimed a violation of his rights under the Fifth Amendment" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00492969 04 n 04 disorderly_conduct 0 disorderly_behavior 0 disturbance_of_the_peace 0 breach_of_the_peace 0 001 @ 00492547 n 0000 | any act of molesting or interrupting or hindering or disquieting or agitating or arousing from a state of repose or otherwise depriving inhabitants of the peace and quiet to which they are entitled &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00493302 04 n 02 indecent_exposure 0 public_nudity 0 001 @ 00492547 n 0000 | vulgar and offensive nakedness in a public place &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00493430 04 n 03 perjury 0 bearing_false_witness 0 lying_under_oath 0 001 @ 00492547 n 0000 | criminal offense of making false statements under oath &%Pretending+  
00493581 04 n 01 resisting_arrest 0 001 @ 00491314 n 0000 | physical efforts to oppose a lawful arrest; the resistance is classified as assault and battery upon the person of the police officer attempting to make the arrest &%ViolentContest+  
00493807 04 n 01 sedition 0 001 @ 00492547 n 0000 | an illegal action inciting resistance to lawful authority and tending to cause the disruption or overthrow of the government &%PoliticalProcess+  
00493986 04 n 02 perpetration 0 commission 1 001 @ 00490590 n 0000 | the act of committing a crime &%NormativeAttribute+  
00494087 04 n 05 rape 0 violation 2 assault 2 ravishment 0 sexual_assault 0 003 @ 00490590 n 0000 ~ 00494303 n 0000 ~ 00543815 n 0000 | the crime of forcing a woman to submit to sexual intercourse against her will &%NormativeAttribute+  
00494303 04 n 01 date_rape 0 001 @ 00494087 n 0000 | rape in which the rapist is known to the victim (as when they are on a date together) &%NormativeAttribute+  
00494444 04 n 02 attack 2 attempt 2 001 @ 00491314 n 0000 | an assault on someone; "they made an attempt on his life" &%ViolentContest+  
00494564 04 n 01 mugging 0 001 @ 00491314 n 0000 | assault with intent to rob &%ViolentContest+  
00494644 04 n 04 statutory_offense 0 statutory_offence 0 regulatory_offense 0 regulatory_offence 0 002 @ 00490590 n 0000 ~ 00494925 n 0000 | crimes created by statutes and not by common law &%NormativeAttribute+  
00494836 04 n 01 thuggery 0 001 @ 00490590 n 0000 | violent or brutal acts as of thugs &%ViolentContest+  
00494925 04 n 01 bigamy 0 001 @ 00494644 n 0000 | the offense of having two or more wives or husbands living at the same time &%NormativeAttribute+  
00495053 04 n 02 capture 1 seizure 2 003 @ 00491673 n 0000 ~ 00495191 n 0000 ~ 00495415 n 0000 | the act of taking of a person by force &%UnilateralGetting+  
00495191 04 n 01 abduction 0 001 @ 00495053 n 0000 | the criminal act of capturing and carrying away by force a family member; if a man's wife is abducted it is a crime against the family relationship and against the wife &%UnilateralGetting+  
00495415 04 n 01 kidnapping 0 001 @ 00495053 n 0000 | the unlawful act of capturing and carrying away a person against their will and holding them in false imprisonment &%UnilateralGetting+  
00495586 04 n 03 racket 0 fraudulent_scheme 0 illegitimate_enterprise 0 001 @ 00503108 n 0000 | an illegal enterprise (such as extortion or fraud or drug peddling or prostitution) carried on for profit &%NormativeAttribute+ 
00495790 04 n 01 racketeering 0 001 @ 00491673 n 0000 | engaging in a racket &%NormativeAttribute+   
00495869 04 n 02 bribery 0 graft 1 002 @ 00491673 n 0000 ~ 00496037 n 0000 | the practice of offering something (usually money) in order to gain an illicit advantage &%FinancialTransaction+  
00496037 04 n 01 commercial_bribery 0 001 @ 00495869 n 0000 | bribery of a purchasing agent in order to induce the agent to enter into a transaction &%FinancialTransaction+  
00496188 04 n 05 embezzlement 0 peculation 0 defalcation 0 misapplication 0 misappropriation 0 003 @ 00499179 n 0000 ~ 00496453 n 0000 ~ 00496561 n 0000 | the fraudulent appropriation of funds or property entrusted to your care but actually owned by someone else &%UnilateralGetting+  
00496453 04 n 02 raid 1 mulcting 0 001 @ 00496188 n 0000 | an attempt by speculators to defraud investors &%Pretending+  
00496561 04 n 01 plunderage 0 001 @ 00496188 n 0000 | a act of plundering (especially the embezzlement of goods on shipboard) &%UnilateralGetting+  
00496689 04 n 01 mail_fraud 0 001 @ 00492002 n 0000 | use of the mails to defraud someone &%Pretending+  
00496781 04 n 01 election_fraud 0 001 @ 00492002 n 0000 | misrepresentation or alteration of the true results of an election  &%Pretending+ 
00496908 04 n 02 constructive_fraud 0 legal_fraud 0 002 @ 00492002 n 0000 ~ 00497507 n 0000 | comprises all acts or omissions or concealments involving breach of equitable or legal duty or trust or confidence &%Pretending+  
00497119 04 n 02 extrinsic_fraud 0 collateral_fraud 0 001 @ 00492002 n 0000 | fraud that prevents a party from knowing their rights or from having a fair opportunity of presenting them at trial &%Pretending+  
00497315 04 n 02 fraud_in_fact 0 positive_fraud 0 001 @ 00492002 n 0000 | actual deceit; concealing something or making a false representation with an evil intent to cause injury to another &%Pretending+  
00497507 04 n 01 fraud_in_law 0 001 @ 00496908 n 0000 | fraud that is presumed from the circumstances although the one who commits it need not have had any evil intent &%Pretending+  
00497677 04 n 01 fraud_in_the_factum 0 001 @ 00492002 n 0000 | fraud that arises from a disparity between the instrument intended to be executed and the instrument actually executed; e.g., leading someone to sign the wrong contract &%Pretending+  
00497911 04 n 01 fraud_in_the_inducement 0 001 @ 00492002 n 0000 | fraud which intentionally causes a person to execute and instrument or make an agreement or render a judgment; e.g., misleading someone about the true facts &%Pretending+  
00498137 04 n 01 intrinsic_fraud 0 001 @ 00492002 n 0000 | fraud (as by use of forged documents or false claims or perjury) that misleads a court or jury and induces a finding for the one perpetrating the fraud &%Pretending+  
00498350 04 n 0b bunco 0 bunco_game 0 bunko 0 bunko_game 0 con 0 confidence_game 0 con_game 0 gyp 0 hustle 1 sting 0 flimflam 0 001 @ 00498592 n 0000 | a swindle in which you cheat at gambling or persuade a person to buy worthless property &%Pretending+  
00498592 04 n 02 swindle 0 cheat 1 006 @ 00492002 n 0000 ~ 00486405 n 0000 ~ 00498350 n 0000 ~ 00498814 n 0000 ~ 00498963 n 0000 ~ 00499021 n 0000 | the act of swindling by some fraudulent scheme: "that book is a fraud" &%Pretending+  
00498814 04 n 01 holdout 0 001 @ 00498592 n 0000 | the act of hiding playing cards in a gambling game so they are available for personal use later &%NormativeAttribute+ 
00498963 04 n 01 swiz 0 001 @ 00498592 n 0000 | British &%EthnicGroup+ 
00499021 04 n 02 shell_game 0 thimblerig 0 001 @ 00498592 n 0000 | a swindling sleight-of-hand game; victim guesses which of three things a pellet is under &%Game+  
00499179 04 n 05 larceny 0 theft 0 thievery 0 thieving 0 stealing 0 010 @ 00491673 n 0000 ~ 00041692 n 0000 ~ 00496188 n 0000 ~ 00499505 n 0000 ~ 00499612 n 0000 ~ 00499726 n 0000 ~ 00501362 n 0000 ~ 00501529 n 0000 ~ 00501709 n 0000 ~ 00620598 n 0000 | the act of stealing; "the thieving is awful at Kennedy International" &%UnilateralGetting+  
00499505 04 n 01 pilferage 0 001 @ 00499179 n 0000 | the act of stealing small amounts or small articles &%UnilateralGetting+  
00499612 04 n 01 shoplifting 0 001 @ 00499179 n 0000 | the act of stealing goods that are on display in a store &%UnilateralGetting+ 
00499726 04 n 01 robbery 0 008 @ 00499179 n 0000 ~ 00499935 n 0000 ~ 00500598 n 0000 ~ 00500733 n 0000 ~ 00500852 n 0000 ~ 00500941 n 0000 ~ 00501053 n 0000 ~ 00501222 n 0000 | larceny by threat of violence &%UnilateralGetting+  
00499935 04 n 04 armed_robbery 0 heist 1 holdup 0 stickup 0 001 @ 00499726 n 0000 | robbery at gunpoint &%UnilateralGetting+  
00500041 04 n 03 treason 0 high_treason 0 lese_majesty 0 001 @ 00490590 n 0000 | a crime that undermines the offender's government &%NormativeAttribute+  
00500174 04 n 01 vice_crime 0 004 @ 00490590 n 0000 ~ 00481448 n 0000 ~ 00481584 n 0000 ~ 00482009 n 0000 | a vice that is illegal &%NormativeAttribute+  
00500307 04 n 01 victimless_crime 0 001 @ 00490590 n 0000 | an act that is legally a crime but that seem to have no victims; "he considers prostitution to be a victimless crime" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00500487 04 n 01 war_crime 0 001 @ 00490590 n 0000 | a crime committed in wartime; violation of rules of war &%NormativeAttribute+  
00500598 04 n 02 caper 1 job 2 001 @ 00499726 n 0000 | a crime (especially a robbery); "the gang pulled off a bank job in St. Louis" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00500733 04 n 02 dacoity 0 dakoity 0 001 @ 00499726 n 0000 | (in India and Burma) robbery by a gang of armed dacoits &%UnilateralGetting+  
00500852 04 n 02 heist 0 rip-off 0 001 @ 00499726 n 0000 | (slang) the act of stealing &%UnilateralGetting+  
00500941 04 n 02 highjacking 0 hijacking 0 001 @ 00499726 n 0000 | robbery of a traveller or vehicle by force &%UnilateralGetting+  
00501053 04 n 02 piracy 0 buccaneering 0 001 @ 00499726 n 0000 | robbery on the high seas; taking a ship away from the control of those who are legally entitled to it &%UnilateralGetting+  
00501222 04 n 01 rolling 1 001 @ 00499726 n 0000 | the act of robbing a helpless person; "he was charged with rolling drunks in the park" &%UnilateralGetting+  
00501362 04 n 01 grand_larceny 0 002 @ 00499179 n 0000 ! 00501529 n 0101 | larceny of property having a value greater than some amount (the amount varies by locale) &%UnilateralGetting+  
00501529 04 n 02 petit_larceny 0 petty_larceny 0 002 @ 00499179 n 0000 ! 00501362 n 0101 | larceny of property having a value less than some amount (the amount varies by locale) &%UnilateralGetting+  
00501709 04 n 01 skimming 1 001 @ 00499179 n 0000 | failure to declare income in order to avoid paying taxes on it &%Pretending+  
00501826 04 n 01 extortion 0 004 @ 00491673 n 0000 ~ 00502000 n 0000 ~ 00502121 n 0000 ~ 00502300 n 0000 | the felonious act of extorting money (as by threats of violence) &%FinancialTransaction+  
00502000 04 n 01 blackmail 0 001 @ 00501826 n 0000 | extortion of money by threats to divulge discrediting information &%FinancialTransaction+  
00502121 04 n 02 protection 1 tribute 2 001 @ 00501826 n 0000 | payment extorted by gangsters on threat of violence; "every store in the neighborhood had to pay him protection" &%FinancialTransaction+  
00502300 04 n 01 shakedown 0 001 @ 00501826 n 0000 | (slang) extortion of money (as by blackmail) &%FinancialTransaction+  
00502400 04 n 01 burglary 0 002 @ 00491673 n 0000 ~ 00502562 n 0000 | entering a building at night with intent to commit a felony or to steal valuable property &%UnilateralGetting+  
00502562 04 n 03 housebreaking 0 break-in 0 breaking_and_entering 0 001 @ 00502400 n 0000 | trespassing for an unlawful purpose &%NormativeAttribute+  
00502692 04 n 01 venture 0 006 @ 00508925 n 0000 ~ 00502904 n 0000 ~ 00503375 n 0000 ~ 00509919 n 0000 ~ 00512462 n 0000 ~ 00512734 n 0000 | any venturesome undertaking especially one with an uncertain outcome &%IntentionalProcess+  
00502904 04 n 01 joint_venture 0 001 @ 00502692 n 0000 | a venture by a partnership or conglomerate designed to share risk or expertise: "a joint venture between the film companies to produce TV shows" &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00503108 04 n 03 enterprise 0 endeavor 1 endeavour 1 004 @ 00508925 n 0000 ~ 00495586 n 0000 ~ 00503518 n 0000 ~ 00709721 n 0000 | a purposeful or industrious undertaking (especially one that requires effort or boldness); "he had doubts about the whole enterprise" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00503375 04 n 01 experiment 1 001 @ 00502692 n 0000 | a venture at something new or different; "as an experiment he decided to grow a beard" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00503518 04 n 01 forlorn_hope 0 001 @ 00503108 n 0000 | a hopeless or desperate enterprise &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00503611 04 n 05 attempt 0 effort 0 endeavor 0 endeavour 0 try 0 019 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00039445 n 0000 ~ 00039566 n 0000 ~ 00081298 n 0000 ~ 00082055 n 0000 ~ 00082178 n 0000 ~ 00504213 n 0000 ~ 00504369 n 0000 ~ 00504440 n 0000 ~ 00504794 n 0000 ~ 00504966 n 0000 ~ 00505123 n 0000 ~ 00505430 n 0000 ~ 00505588 n 0000 ~ 00505681 n 0000 ~ 00505798 n 0000 ~ 00506904 n 0000 ~ 00507777 n 0000 ~ 00508046 n 0000 | earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something: "made an effort to cover all the reading material"; "wished him luck in his endeavor"; "she gave it a good try" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00504213 04 n 02 bid 0 play 3 001 @ 00503611 n 0000 | an attempt to get something; "they made a futile play for power"; "he made a bid to gain attention" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00504369 04 n 01 essay 0 001 @ 00503611 n 0000 | a tentative attempt &%IntentionalProcess+  
00504440 04 n 03 contribution 2 part 3 share 1 002 @ 00503611 n 0000 ~ 00504689 n 0000 | any one of a number of individual efforts in a common endeavor: "I am proud of my contribution to the team's success"; "they all did their share of the work" &%subProcess+ 
00504689 04 n 01 end 0 001 @ 00504440 n 0000 | the part you are expected to play; "he held up his end" &%subProcess+  
00504794 04 n 03 power_play 0 squeeze_play 1 squeeze 1 001 @ 00503611 n 0000 | an aggressive attempt to compel acquiescence by the concentration or manipulation of power &%Directing+  
00504966 04 n 06 crack 1 fling 1 go 1 pass 1 whirl 0 offer 1 001 @ 00503611 n 0000 | a usually brief attempt; "he took a crack at it"; "I gave it a whirl" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00505123 04 n 05 braving 0 confronting 0 coping_with 0 grappling 2 tackling 0 002 @ 00503611 n 0000 ~ 00505274 n 0000 | taking the bull by the horns &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00505274 04 n 02 face 0 facing 0 001 @ 00505123 n 0000 | the act of confronting bravely; "he hated facing the facts"; "he excelled in the face of danger" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00505430 04 n 01 foray 1 001 @ 00503611 n 0000 | an initial attempt (especially outside your usual areas of competence); "scientists' forays into politics" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00505588 04 n 01 seeking 1 001 @ 00503611 n 0000 | an attempt to acquire or gain something &%Pursuing+  
00505681 04 n 04 striving 0 nisus 0 pains 0 strain 0 001 @ 00503611 n 0000 | an effortful attempt to attain a goal &%IntentionalProcess+  
00505798 04 n 02 struggle 1 battle 1 004 @ 00503611 n 0000 ~ 00506044 n 0000 ~ 00506162 n 0000 ~ 05555979 n 0000 | an energetic attempt to achieve something; "getting through the crowd was a real struggle"; "he fought a battle for recognition" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00506044 04 n 01 duel 1 001 @ 00505798 n 0000 | any struggle between two skillful opponents (individuals or groups) &%Contest+  
00506162 04 n 02 scramble 1 scuffle 1 001 @ 00505798 n 0000 | an unceremonious and disorganized struggle &%IntentionalProcess+  
00506269 04 n 01 buyout 0 004 @ 00045827 n 0000 ~ 00113917 n 0000 ~ 00506452 n 0000 ~ 00506623 n 0000 | acquisition of a company by purchasing a controlling percentage of its stock &%Buying+  
00506452 04 n 01 strategic_buyout 0 001 @ 00506269 n 0000 | an acquisition based on analysis of the benefits of consolidation in anticipation of increased earning power &%Buying+  
00506623 04 n 01 takeover 1 003 @ 00506269 n 0000 ~ 00507516 n 0000 ~ 00507646 n 0000 | a change by sale or merger in the controlling interest of a corporation &%Buying+  
00506785 04 n 01 anti-takeover_defense 0 001 @ 00132311 n 0000 | resistance to or defense against a hostile takeover &%Contest+  
00506904 04 n 01 takeover_attempt 0 003 @ 00503611 n 0000 ~ 00113525 n 0000 ~ 00113693 n 0000 | an attempt to take control of a corporation &%Contest+  
00507046 04 n 01 takeover_bid 0 003 @ 05358372 n 0000 ~ 00507197 n 0000 ~ 00507376 n 0000 | an offer to buy shares in order to take over the company &%Buying+  
00507197 04 n 01 two-tier_bid 0 001 @ 00507046 n 0000 | a takeover bid where the acquirer offers to pay more for the shares needed to gain control than for the remaining shares &%Buying+  
00507376 04 n 01 any-and-all_bid 0 001 @ 00507046 n 0000 | a takeover bid where the acquirer offers to buy any and all shares outstanding &%Buying+  
00507516 04 n 01 hostile_takeover 0 001 @ 00506623 n 0000 | a takeover that is resisted by the management of the target company &%Contest+  
00507646 04 n 01 friendly_takeover 0 001 @ 00506623 n 0000 | a takeover that is welcomed by the management of the target company &%Buying+  
00507777 04 n 03 test 0 trial 0 run 6 004 @ 00503611 n 0000 ~ 00508221 n 0000 ~ 00508441 n 0000 ~ 00508557 n 0000 | the act of testing something; "in the experimental trials the amount of carbon was measured separately"; "he called each flip of the coin a new trial" &%Investigating+  
00508046 04 n 02 test 3 trial 3 001 @ 00503611 n 0000 | the act of undergoing testing; "he survived the great test of battle"; "candidates must compete in a trial of skill" &%Investigating+ 
00508221 04 n 02 audition 1 tryout 0 002 @ 00507777 n 0000 ~ 00508343 n 0000 | a test of the suitability of a performer &%Investigating+  
00508343 04 n 01 screen_test 0 001 @ 00508221 n 0000 | a filmed audition of an actor or actress &%Investigating+ 
00508441 04 n 03 fitting 0 try-on 0 trying_on 0 001 @ 00507777 n 0000 | trying on clothes to see whether they fit &%Investigating+  
00508557 04 n 02 pilot_project 0 pilot_program 0 001 @ 00507777 n 0000 | activity planned as a test or trial; "they funded a pilot project in six states" &%Investigating+  
00508713 04 n 01 spadework 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | dull or routine preliminary work preparing for an undertaking &%IntentionalProcess+  
00508830 04 n 01 timework 0 001 @ 00377835 n 0000 | work paid for at a rate per unit of time &%IntentionalProcess+  
00508925 04 n 04 undertaking 0 project 0 task 1 labor 1 009 @ 00377835 n 0000 ~ 00408767 n 0000 ~ 00502692 n 0000 ~ 00503108 n 0000 ~ 00509169 n 0000 ~ 00509332 n 0000 ~ 00509451 n 0000 ~ 00509558 n 0000 ~ 00509663 n 0000 | any piece of work &%IntentionalProcess+  
00509169 04 n 04 adventure 0 escapade 1 risky_venture 0 dangerous_undertaking 0 001 @ 00508925 n 0000 | a wild and exciting undertaking (not necessarily lawful) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00509332 04 n 01 baby 0 001 @ 00508925 n 0000 | a project of personal concern to someone; "this project is his baby" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00509451 04 n 02 marathon 0 endurance_contest 0 001 @ 00508925 n 0000 | any long and arduous undertaking &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00509558 04 n 01 no-brainer 0 001 @ 00508925 n 0000 | (informal) anything that requires little thought &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00509663 04 n 02 tall_order 0 large_order 0 001 @ 00508925 n 0000 | a formidable task or requirement; "finishing in time was a tall order but we did it" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00509818 04 n 02 speleology 0 spelaeology 0 001 @ 00273902 n 0000 | the pastime of exploring caves &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00509919 04 n 06 campaign 2 cause 1 crusade 0 drive 2 movement 3 effort 3 010 @ 00502692 n 0000 ~ 00510453 n 0000 ~ 00510620 n 0000 ~ 00510771 n 0000 ~ 00510953 n 0000 ~ 00511121 n 0000 ~ 00511256 n 0000 ~ 00511429 n 0000 ~ 00511902 n 0000 ~ 00512068 n 0000 | a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end; "he supported populist campaigns"; "they worked in the cause of world peace"; "the team was ready for a drive toward the pennant"; "the movement to end slavery"; "contributed to the war effort" &%PoliticalProcess+  
00510453 04 n 01 reform 1 001 @ 00509919 n 0000 | a campaign aimed to correct abuses or malpractices; "the reforms he proposed were too radical for the politicians" &%PoliticalProcess+  
00510620 04 n 03 fund-raising_campaign 0 fund-raising_drive 0 fund-raising_effort 0 001 @ 00509919 n 0000 | a campaign to raise money for some cause &%PoliticalProcess+  
00510771 04 n 04 feminist_movement 0 feminism 0 women's_liberation_movement 0 women's_lib 0 002 @ 00509919 n 0000 %m 07260585 n 0000 | the movement aimed at equal rights for women &%PoliticalProcess+  
00510953 04 n 02 gay_liberation_movement 0 gay_lib 0 001 @ 00509919 n 0000 | the movement aimed at liberating homosexuals from legal or social or economic oppression &%PoliticalProcess+  
00511121 04 n 01 ecumenical_movement 0 001 @ 00509919 n 0000 | a movement among Protestant groups aimed at universal Christian unity &%PoliticalProcess+
00511256 04 n 02 youth_movement 0 youth_crusade 0 001 @ 00509919 n 0000 | political or religious or social reform movement or agitation consisting chiefly of young people &%PoliticalProcess+  
00511429 04 n 05 campaigning 0 candidacy 0 candidature 0 electioneering 0 political_campaign 0 003 @ 00509919 n 0000 ~ 00511628 n 0000 ~ 00511776 n 0000 | the campaign of a candidate to be elected &%PoliticalProcess+  
00511628 04 n 01 whispering_campaign 0 001 @ 00511429 n 0000 | the organized dissemination of derogatory rumors designed to discredit a candidate &%PoliticalProcess+  
00511776 04 n 01 stumping 0 001 @ 00511429 n 0000 | campaigning for something by making political speeches (stump speeches) &%PoliticalProcess+  
00511902 04 n 03 advertising_campaign 0 ad_campaign 0 ad_blitz 0 003 @ 00509919 n 0000 ~ 00512220 n 0000 ~ 00512330 n 0000 | an organized program of advertisements &%OrganizationalProcess+ 
00512068 04 n 01 war 1 001 @ 00509919 n 0000 | a concerted campaign to end something that is injurious; "the war on poverty"; "the war against crime" &%OrganizationalProcess+ 
00512220 04 n 01 sales_campaign 0 001 @ 00511902 n 0000 | an advertising campaign intended to promote sales &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00512330 04 n 01 public-relations_campaign 0 001 @ 00511902 n 0000 | an advertising campaign intended to improve public relations &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00512462 04 n 02 sally 1 sallying_forth 0 001 @ 00502692 n 0000 | a venture off the beaten path; "a sally into the wide world beyond his home" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00512607 04 n 01 self-help 0 001 @ 00782440 n 0000 | the act of helping or improving yourself without relying on anyone else &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00512734 04 n 03 risk 0 peril 0 danger 0 003 @ 00502692 n 0000 ~ 00512999 n 0000 ~ 00513119 n 0000 | a venture undertaken without regard to possible loss or injury; "he saw the rewards but not the risks of crime"; "there was a danger he would do the wrong thing" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00512999 04 n 01 chance 0 001 @ 00512734 n 0000 | a risk involving danger; "you take a chance when you let her drive" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00513119 04 n 01 gamble 0 003 @ 00512734 n 0000 ~ 00513230 n 0000 ~ 00513347 n 0000 | a risky act or venture &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00513230 04 n 01 long_shot 0 001 @ 00513119 n 0000 | a venture that involves great risk but promises great rewards &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00513347 04 n 01 raise 1 002 @ 00513119 n 0000 ~ 00513496 n 0000 | increasing the size of a bet (as in poker); "I'll see your raise and double it" &%Maneuver+  
00513496 04 n 02 doubling 1 double 1 002 @ 00513347 n 0000 #p 00311899 n 0000 | raising the stakes in a card game by a factor of 2; "I decided his double was a bluff" &%Maneuver+  
00513665 04 n 02 control 0 controlling 0 017 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00514134 n 0000 ~ 00514225 n 0000 ~ 00514333 n 0000 ~ 00514498 n 0000 ~ 00514713 n 0000 ~ 00514820 n 0000 ~ 00515851 n 0000 ~ 00517391 n 0000 ~ 00518487 n 0000 ~ 00518608 n 0000 ~ 00520891 n 0000 ~ 00521002 n 0000 ~ 00691683 n 0000 ~ 00692004 n 0000 ~ 00692690 n 0000 ~ 00742557 n 0000 | the activity of managing or exerting control over something; "the control of the mob by the police was admirable" &%agent+  
00514134 04 n 01 crowd_control 0 001 @ 00513665 n 0000 | activity of controlling a crowd &%agent+  
00514225 04 n 01 damage_control 0 001 @ 00513665 n 0000 | an effort to minimize or curtail damage or loss &%agent+  
00514333 04 n 01 flood_control 0 001 @ 00513665 n 0000 | (engineering) act or technique of trying to control rivers with dams etc to minimize occurrence of floods &%agent+  
00514498 04 n 01 inventory_control 0 001 @ 00513665 n 0000 | coordination and supervision of supply as well as storage and distribution and recording of materials to maintain adequate quantities for current needs &%agent+  
00514713 04 n 01 imperialism 0 001 @ 00513665 n 0000 | any instance of aggressive extension of authority &%PoliticalProcess+  
00514820 04 n 02 regulation 0 regulating 0 007 @ 00513665 n 0000 ~ 00515224 n 0000 ~ 00515372 n 0000 ~ 00515560 n 0000 ~ 00515662 n 0000 ~ 00515970 n 0000 ~ 00516738 n 0000 | the act of regulating; "fiscal regulations are in the hands of politicians" &%PoliticalProcess+  
00515073 04 n 02 deregulation 0 deregulating 0 001 @ 00809804 n 0000 | the act of freeing from regulation (especially from governmental regulations) &%PoliticalProcess+  
00515224 04 n 01 autoregulation 0 001 @ 00514820 n 0000 | (physiology) maintaining a generally constant physiological state in a cell or organism &%PhysiologicProcess+  
00515372 04 n 01 devaluation 1 001 @ 00514820 n 0000 | an official lowering of a nation's currency; a decrease in the value of a country's currency relative to that of foreign countries &%Decreasing+  
00515560 04 n 01 gun_control 0 001 @ 00514820 n 0000 | efforts to regulate or control sales of guns &%PoliticalProcess+  
00515662 04 n 01 indexation 0 001 @ 00514820 n 0000 | a system of economic regulation: wages and interest are tied to the cost-of-living index in order to reduce the effects of inflation &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00515851 04 n 01 quality_control 0 001 @ 00513665 n 0000 | maintenance of standards of quality of manufactured goods &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00515970 04 n 01 coordination 0 003 @ 00514820 n 0000 ~ 00516143 n 0000 ~ 00516514 n 0000 | the regulation of diverse elements into an integrated and harmonious operation &%Cooperation+  
00516143 04 n 03 synchronization 0 synchronisation 0 synchronizing 0 001 @ 00515970 n 0000 | coordinating by causing to indicate the same time; "the synchronization of their watches was an important preliminary" &%Cooperation+  
00516357 04 n 01 load-shedding 0 001 @ 00516738 n 0000 | cutting off the electric current on certain lines when the demand becomes greater than the supply &%Decreasing+  
00516514 04 n 01 proration 0 001 @ 00515970 n 0000 | the proproportional limitation of production or distribution of something (e.g. crude oil or natural gas) to some fractional part of the total capacity of each producer &%Decreasing+  
00516738 04 n 02 limitation 0 restriction 0 005 @ 00514820 n 0000 ~ 00516357 n 0000 ~ 00516933 n 0000 ~ 00517062 n 0000 ~ 00517208 n 0000 | an act of limiting or restricting (as by regulation) &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00516933 04 n 01 arms_control 0 001 @ 00516738 n 0000 | a limitation on the size and armament of the armed forces of a country &%PoliticalProcess+  
00517062 04 n 01 freeze 2 002 @ 00516738 n 0000 ~ 00517297 n 0000 | fixing (of prices or wages etc) at a particular level: "a freeze on hiring" &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00517208 04 n 01 clampdown 0 001 @ 00516738 n 0000 | sudden restriction on an activity &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00517297 04 n 01 wage_freeze 0 001 @ 00517062 n 0000 | the fixing of wages at a given level &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00517391 04 n 02 possession 0 ownership 0 002 @ 00513665 n 0000 ~ 00517535 n 0000 | the act of possessing; "they took possession of the ball" &%possesses=  
00517535 04 n 03 retention 0 keeping 2 holding 0 003 @ 00517391 n 0000 ~ 00517684 n 0000 ~ 00517908 n 0000 | the act of keeping in your possession &%Keeping=  
00517684 04 n 01 withholding 1 001 @ 00517535 n 0000 | the act of holding back or keeping within your possession or control; "I resented his withholding permission"; "there were allegations of the withholding of evidence" &%Keeping+  
00517908 04 n 01 storage 1 002 @ 00517535 n 0000 ~ 00518008 n 0000 | the act of storing something &%Keeping+  
00518008 04 n 01 filing 0 001 @ 00517908 n 0000 | preservation and methodical arrangement as of documents and papers etc:  "I having some filing to do" &%Keeping+  
00518162 04 n 01 storage 0 003 @ 00709093 n 0000 ~ 00518308 n 0000 ~ 00518406 n 0000 | the commercial enterprise of storing goods and materials &%Keeping+  
00518308 04 n 02 stowage 0 stowing 0 001 @ 00518162 n 0000 | the act of packing or storing away &%Keeping+  
00518406 04 n 01 tankage 0 001 @ 00518162 n 0000 | the act of storing in tanks &%Keeping+  
00518487 04 n 02 riot_control 0 riot_control_operations 0 001 @ 00513665 n 0000 | the measures taken to control a riot &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00518608 04 n 04 grasping 0 taking_hold 0 seizing 0 prehension 0 002 @ 00513665 n 0000 ~ 00518769 n 0000 | the act of gripping something firmly with the hands &%BodyMotion+  
00518769 04 n 07 clasp 0 clench 0 clutch 0 clutches 0 grasp 0 grip 0 hold 0 003 @ 00518608 n 0000 ~ 00268156 n 0000 ~ 00519040 n 0000 | the act of grasping; "he released his clasp on my arm"; "he has a strong grip for an old man"; "she kept a firm hold on the railing" &%BodyMotion+  
00519040 04 n 01 wrestling_hold 0 010 @ 00518769 n 0000 #p 00283913 n 0000 ~ 00519301 n 0000 ~ 00519417 n 0000 ~ 00519627 n 0000 ~ 00520098 n 0000 ~ 00520282 n 0000 ~ 00520453 n 0000 ~ 00520617 n 0000 ~ 00520754 n 0000 | a hold used in the sport of wrestling &%connected+  
00519301 04 n 01 bear_hug 0 001 @ 00519040 n 0000 | a wrestling hold with arms locked tightly around the opponent &%connected+  
00519417 04 n 01 full_nelson 0 001 @ 00519040 n 0000 | a wrestling hold in which the holder puts both arms under the opponent's arms and exerts pressure on the back of the neck (illegal in amateur wrestling) &%connected+  
00519627 04 n 01 half_nelson 0 001 @ 00519040 n 0000 | a wrestling hold in which the holder puts an arm under the opponent's arm and exerts press on the back of the neck &%connected+  
00519799 04 n 01 hammerlock 0 001 @ 00520282 n 0000 | a wrestling hold in which the opponent's arm is twisted up behind his back &%connected+  
00519930 04 n 01 headlock 0 001 @ 00520282 n 0000 | a wrestling hold in which the opponent's head is locked between the crook of your elbow and the side of your body &%connected+
00520098 04 n 01 Japanese_stranglehold 0 001 @ 00519040 n 0000 | a wrestling hold in which the opponent's arms are crossed in front of his own neck to exert pressure on his windpipe &%connected+
00520282 04 n 01 lock 0 003 @ 00519040 n 0000 ~ 00519799 n 0000 ~ 00519930 n 0000 | any wrestling hold in which some part of the opponent's body is twisted or pressured &%connected+
00520453 04 n 01 scissors 0 001 @ 00519040 n 0000 | a wrestling_hold in which you wrap your legs around the opponents body and put your feet together and squeeze &%connected+
00520617 04 n 01 stranglehold 0 001 @ 00519040 n 0000 | a wrestling hold in which the arms are pressed against the opponent's windpipe &%connected+
00520754 04 n 01 toehold 0 001 @ 00519040 n 0000 | a wrestling hold in which the toe is held and the leg is twisted against the joints &%connected+
00520891 04 n 02 steering 2 steerage 0 002 @ 00513665 n 0000 #p 00204151 n 0000 | the act of steering a ship &%Steering+  
00521002 04 n 03 steering 0 guidance 0 direction 1 008 @ 00513665 n 0000 ~ 00193637 n 0000 ~ 00521308 n 0000 ~ 00521429 n 0000 ~ 00521862 n 0000 ~ 00522038 n 0000 ~ 00522214 n 0000 ~ 00522388 n 0000 | the act of setting and holding a course; "a new council was installed under the direction of the king" &%Selecting+  
00521308 04 n 01 aim 0 001 @ 00521002 n 0000 | the action of directing something at an object; "he took aim and fired" &%Guiding+  
00521429 04 n 03 navigation 0 pilotage 0 piloting 0 004 @ 00521002 n 0000 ~ 00521616 n 0000 ~ 00521727 n 0000 ~ 00522591 n 0000 | the guidance of ships or airplanes from place to place &%Steering+  
00521616 04 n 01 instrument_flying 0 001 @ 00521429 n 0000 | navigation of an airplane solely by instruments &%Steering+  
00521727 04 n 02 celestial_navigation 0 astronavigation 0 001 @ 00521429 n 0000 | navigating according to the positions of the stars &%Steering+  
00521862 04 n 01 celestial_guidance 0 001 @ 00521002 n 0000 | a method of controlling the flight of a missile or spacecraft by reference to the positions of celestial bodies &%Steering+  
00522038 04 n 02 inertial_guidance 0 inertial_navigation 0 001 @ 00521002 n 0000 | a method of controlling the flight of a missile by devices that respond to inertial forces &%Steering+  
00522214 04 n 01 command_guidance 0 001 @ 00521002 n 0000 | a method of controlling the flight of a missile by commands originating from the ground or from another missile &%Steering+  
00522388 04 n 01 terrestrial_guidance 0 001 @ 00521002 n 0000 | a method of controlling the flight of a missile by devices that respond to the strength and direction of the earth's gravitational field &%Steering+  
00522591 04 n 01 dead_reckoning 0 001 @ 00521429 n 0000 | navigation without the aid of celestial observations &%Steering+  
00522704 04 n 01 fire_watching 0 001 @ 00616416 n 0000 | (during World War II in Britain) watching for fires started by bombs that dropped from the sky &%Pursuing+
00522858 04 n 03 protection 0 protecting 0 guarding 0 018 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00523391 n 0000 ~ 00523866 n 0000 ~ 00525167 n 0000 ~ 00527379 n 0000 ~ 00527713 n 0000 ~ 00527981 n 0000 ~ 00528148 n 0000 ~ 00528304 n 0000 ~ 00529661 n 0000 ~ 00530172 n 0000 ~ 00530280 n 0000 ~ 00530526 n 0000 ~ 00531161 n 0000 ~ 00531481 n 0000 ~ 00531864 n 0000 ~ 00532187 n 0000 ~ 00616416 n 0000 | the activity of protecting someone or something; "the witnesses demanded police protection"; "he hated to spend so much time guarding his new car" &%Maintaining+  
00523391 04 n 01 shielding 0 001 @ 00522858 n 0000 | the act of shielding from harm &%Maintaining+  
00523477 04 n 03 guardianship 0 keeping 0 safekeeping 0 002 @ 00731811 n 0000 ~ 00523653 n 0000 | the responsibility of a guardian or keeper; "he left his car in my keeping" &%Maintaining+  
00523653 04 n 02 hands 0 custody 2 001 @ 00523477 n 0000 | (with `in') guardianship over; "my fate is in your hands"; "too much power in the president's hands"; "the children are in the custody of their mother" &%Maintaining+  
00523866 04 n 03 preservation 0 preserving 0 saving 1 006 @ 00522858 n 0000 ~ 00177453 n 0000 ~ 00524093 n 0000 ~ 00524633 n 0000 ~ 00524765 n 0000 ~ 00524888 n 0000 | the activity of protecting something from loss or danger &%Maintaining+  
00524093 04 n 03 conservation 0 conservancy 0 conserving 0 004 @ 00523866 n 0000 ~ 00524316 n 0000 ~ 00524431 n 0000 ~ 00524533 n 0000 | the preservation and careful management of the environment and of natural resources &%Maintaining+  
00524316 04 n 01 soil_conservation 0 001 @ 00524093 n 0000 | protection of soil against erosion or deterioration &%Maintaining+  
00524431 04 n 01 oil_conservation 0 001 @ 00524093 n 0000 | the conservation of petroleum resources &%Maintaining+  
00524533 04 n 01 water_conservation 0 001 @ 00524093 n 0000 | the conservation of water resources &%Maintaining+  
00524633 04 n 01 self-preservation 0 001 @ 00523866 n 0000 | preservation of oneself from harm; a natural or instinctive tendency &%Maintaining+ 
00524765 04 n 01 reservation 0 001 @ 00523866 n 0000 | the act of keeping back or setting aside for some future occasion &%Keeping+  
00524888 04 n 01 embalmment 0 002 @ 00523866 n 0000 ~ 00525047 n 0000 | preservation (of a dead body) by treating with balsams and drugs and other chemicals &%Maintaining+  
00525047 04 n 01 mummification 0 001 @ 00524888 n 0000 | embalmment and drying a dead body and wrapping it as a mummy &%Maintaining+  
00525167 04 n 03 momism 0 overprotection 0 overshielding 0 001 @ 00522858 n 0000 | excessive protection &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00525273 04 n 01 security_intelligence 0 001 @ 00635074 n 0000 | intelligence on the identity and capability and intentions of hostile individuals or organizations that may be engaged in espionage or sabotage or subversion or terrorism &%Proposition+  
00525511 04 n 03 censoring 1 censorship 1 security_review 0 003 @ 00635074 n 0000 ~ 00525723 n 0000 ~ 00527164 n 0000 | counterintelligence achieved by banning or deleting any information of value to the enemy &%Ordering+  
00525723 04 n 01 military_censorship 0 005 @ 00525511 n 0000 ~ 00525927 n 0000 ~ 00526161 n 0000 ~ 00526382 n 0000 ~ 00526568 n 0000 | all types of censorship conducted by personnel of the armed forces &%Ordering+  
00525927 04 n 01 civil_censorship 0 001 @ 00525723 n 0000 | military censorship of civilian communications (correspondence or printed matter of films) entering or leaving of circulating within territories controlled by armed forces &%Ordering+   
00526161 04 n 01 field_press_censorship 0 001 @ 00525723 n 0000 | security review of news (including all information or material intended for dissemination to the public) subject to the jurisdiction of the armed forces &%Ordering+  
00526382 04 n 01 prisoner_of_war_censorship 0 001 @ 00525723 n 0000 | military censorship of communication to and from prisoners of war and civilian internees held by the armed forces &%Ordering+  
00526568 04 n 01 armed_forces_censorship 0 003 @ 00525723 n 0000 ~ 00526759 n 0000 ~ 00526953 n 0000 | military censorship of personal communications to or from persons in the armed forces &%Ordering+  
00526759 04 n 01 primary_censorship 0 001 @ 00526568 n 0000 | armed forces censorship performed by personnel of a military unit on the personal communications of persons assigned to that unit &%Ordering+  
00526953 04 n 01 secondary_censorship 0 001 @ 00526568 n 0000 | armed forces censorship of the personal communications of officers or civilian employees or enlisted personnel not subject to primary censorship &%Ordering+ 
00527164 04 n 01 national_censorship 0 001 @ 00525511 n 0000 | censorship under civil authority of communications entering or leaving of crossing the borders of the United States or its territories or possessions &%Ordering+  
00527379 04 n 02 precaution 0 safeguard 0 002 @ 00522858 n 0000 ~ 00527497 n 0000 | warding off an impending threat &%Maintaining+  
00527497 04 n 02 security 0 security_measures 0 001 @ 00527379 n 0000 | measures taken as a precaution against theft or espionage or sabotage etc.; "military security has been stepped up since the recent uprising" &%Maintaining+  
00527713 04 n 02 defense 3 defence 3 001 @ 00522858 n 0000 | protection from harm; "sanitation is the best defense against disease" &%Maintaining+  
00527847 04 n 02 inoculation 0 vaccination 0 001 @ 00531161 n 0000 | taking a vaccine as a precaution against contracting a disease &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00527981 04 n 02 inoculating 0 vaccinating 0 001 @ 00522858 n 0000 | the act of protecting against disease by introducing a vaccine into the body to induce immunity &%TherapeuticProcess+ 
00528148 04 n 02 patrol 0 patrolling 0 001 @ 00522858 n 0000 | the activity of going around or through an area at regular intervals for security purposes &%Investigating+  
00528304 04 n 03 self-defense 0 self-defence 0 self-protection 0 002 @ 00522858 n 0000 ~ 00528555 n 0000 | the act of defending yourself &%Maintaining+  
00528443 04 n 01 aikido 0 001 @ 00528555 n 0000 | a Japanese martial art employing principles similar to judo &%Sport+  
00528555 04 n 01 martial_art 0 007 @ 00528304 n 0000 ~ 00528443 n 0000 ~ 00528849 n 0000 ~ 00529027 n 0000 ~ 00529260 n 0000 ~ 00529450 n 0000 ~ 00529565 n 0000 | any of several Oriental arts of weaponless self-defense; usually practiced as a sport; "he had a black belt in the martial arts" &%Sport+  
00528849 04 n 01 judo 0 002 @ 00528555 n 0000 @ 00274505 n 0000 | a sport adapted from jujitsu (using principles of not resisting) and similar to wrestling; developed in Japan &%Sport+  
00529027 04 n 02 jujitsu 0 jiujitsu 0 001 @ 00528555 n 0000 | a method of self-defense without weapons that was developed in China and Japan; holds and blows are supplemented by clever use of the attacker's own weight and strength &%Sport+  
00529260 04 n 01 karate 0 001 @ 00528555 n 0000 | a traditional Japanese system of unarmed combat; sharp blows and kicks are given to pressure-sensitive points on the body of the opponent &%Sport+  
00529450 04 n 01 Kung_Fu 0 001 @ 00528555 n 0000 | a Chinese martial art; combines principles of karate and judo &%Sport+  
00529565 04 n 01 tae_kwon_do 0 001 @ 00528555 n 0000 | a Korean martial art similar to karate &%Sport+ 
00529661 04 n 01 insulation 0 002 @ 00522858 n 0000 ~ 00529798 n 0000 | the act of insulating for the purposes of protecting something &%Maintaining+  
00529798 04 n 01 lining 0 001 @ 00529661 n 0000 | the act of attaching an inside lining (to a garment or curtain etc.) &%SurfaceChange+  
00529919 04 n 02 lining 1 facing 1 002 @ 00457130 n 0000 ~ 00530057 n 0000 | providing something with a surface of a different material &%SurfaceChange+  
00530057 04 n 02 babbitting 0 babbiting 0 001 @ 00529919 n 0000 | lining a surface or bearing with babbitt metal &%SurfaceChange+  
00530172 04 n 02 locking 0 lockup 0 001 @ 00522858 n 0000 | the act of locking something up to protect it &%Keeping+  
00530280 04 n 02 escort 0 accompaniment 0 002 @ 00522858 n 0000 ~ 00530436 n 0000 | the act of accompanying someone or something in order to protect them &%Maintaining+ 
00530436 04 n 01 convoy 0 001 @ 00530280 n 0000 | the act of escorting while in transit &%Maintaining+ 
00530526 04 n 01 covering 0 002 @ 00522858 n 0000 ~ 00530645 n 0000 | the act of protecting something by covering it &%Maintaining+  
00530645 04 n 02 dressing 0 grooming 0 003 @ 00530526 n 0000 ~ 00530778 n 0000 ~ 00530912 n 0000 | the activity of getting dressed &%Putting+ 
00530778 04 n 01 primping 0 001 @ 00530645 n 0000 | careful or finicky grooming; "the boss didn't want them to waste time primping" &%Putting+  
00530912 04 n 01 toilet 0 001 @ 00530645 n 0000 | the act of dressing and preparing yourself; "he made his toilet and went to breakfast" &%Putting+  
00531051 04 n 01 dressing 2 001 @ 00256334 n 0000 | processes in the conversion of rough hides into leather &%Making+  
00531161 04 n 02 immunization 0 immunisation 0 003 @ 00522858 n 0000 ~ 00527847 n 0000 ~ 00531323 n 0000 | the act of making immune (especially by inoculation) &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00531323 04 n 03 sensitizing 0 sensitization 0 sensitisation 0 001 @ 00531161 n 0000 | rendering an organism sensitive to a serum by a series of injections &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00531481 04 n 04 care 2 charge 0 tutelage 1 guardianship 1 005 @ 00522858 n 0000 ~ 00531737 n 0000 ~ 00733507 n 0000 ~ 00733706 n 0000 ~ 00733865 n 0000 | attention and management implying responsibility for safety; "he is under the care of a physician" &%Maintaining+  
00531737 04 n 01 providence 0 001 @ 00531481 n 0000 | the guardianship and control exercised by a deity; "divine providence" &%Maintaining+  
00531864 04 n 02 ruggedization 0 ruggedisation 0 001 @ 00522858 n 0000 | the act of making a piece of equipment rugged (strengthening to resist wear or abuse) &%Increasing+  
00532025 04 n 01 umbrella 0 001 @ 00611021 n 0000 | a formation of military planes maintained over ground operations or targets; "an air umbrella over England" &%InternalChange+  
00532187 04 n 02 waterproofing 0 sealing 0 001 @ 00522858 n 0000 | the act of treating something to make it repel water &%SurfaceChange+  
00532309 04 n 02 wear 0 wearing 0 001 @ 00017487 n 0000 | the act of wearing; "she bought it for everyday wear" &%Putting+  
00532423 04 n 01 control 2 002 @ 09713396 n 0000 ~ 00532671 n 0000 | (physiology) regulation or maintenance of a function or action or reflex etc; "the timing and control of his movements were unimpaired"; "he had lost control of his sphincters" &%PhysiologicProcess+  
00532671 04 n 01 motor_control 0 001 @ 00532423 n 0000 | control of muscles &%PhysiologicProcess+  
00532749 04 n 02 breathing 0 respiration 0 012 @ 09713396 n 0000 ~ 00534336 n 0000 ~ 00534531 n 0000 ~ 00534701 n 0000 ~ 00534877 n 0000 ~ 00535106 n 0000 ~ 00535312 n 0000 ~ 00535462 n 0000 %p 00536039 n 0000 ~ 00536548 n 0000 ~ 00536667 n 0000 %p 00536863 n 0000 | the process of taking in oxygen from the air and releasing carbon dioxide &%Breathing=  
00533092 04 n 01 artificial_respiration 0 002 @ 00116092 n 0000 #p 00533752 n 0000 | an emergency procedure whereby respiration that is maintained artificially &%TherapeuticProcess+   
00533254 04 n 02 cardiography 0 electrocardiography 0 001 @ 00115676 n 0000 | recording the activity of the heart electronically  with a cardiograph (and producing a cardiogram) &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00533434 04 n 02 cardiac_massage 0 heart_massage 0 003 @ 00116092 n 0000 @ 00430910 n 0000 #p 00533752 n 0000 | an emergency procedure that employs rhythmic compression of the heart (either through the chest wall or (during surgery) directly to the heart) in an attempt to maintain circulation during cardiac arrest &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00533752 04 n 03 cardiopulmonary_resuscitation 0 CPR 0 cardiac_resuscitation 0 003 @ 00116092 n 0000 %p 00533092 n 0000 %p 00533434 n 0000 | an emergency procedure consisting of external cardiac massage and artificial respiration; the first treatment for a person who has collapsed and has no pulse and has stopped breathing; attempts to restore circulation of the blood and prevent death or brain damage due to lack of oxygen &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00534181 04 n 01 Heimlich_maneuver 0 001 @ 00116092 n 0000 | an emergency procedure to help someone who is choking because food is lodged in the trachea &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00534336 04 n 01 abdominal_breathing 0 001 @ 00532749 n 0000 | breathing in which most of the respiratory effort is done by the abdominal muscles; "abdominal breathing is practiced by singers" &%Breathing+  
00534531 04 n 02 periodic_breathing 0 Cheyne-Stokes_respiration 0 001 @ 00532749 n 0000 | abnormal respiration in which periods of shallow and deep breathing alternate &%Breathing+  
00534701 04 n 01 hyperpnea 0 001 @ 00532749 n 0000 | energetic (deep and rapid) respiration that occurs normally after exercise or abnormally with fever or various disorders &%Breathing+  
00534877 04 n 01 hyperventilation 0 001 @ 00532749 n 0000 | an increased depth and rate of breathing greater than demanded by the body needs; can cause dizziness and tingling of the fingers and toes and chest pain if continued &%Breathing+  
00535106 04 n 02 panting 0 heaving 2 001 @ 00532749 n 0000 | breathing heavily (as after exertion) &%Breathing+  
00535207 04 n 03 puffingl 0 huffing 0 snorting 0 001 @ 00536039 n 0000 | an act of forcible exhalation &%Breathing+  
00535312 04 n 03 snuffle 0 sniffle 0 snivel 1 001 @ 00532749 n 0000 | the act of breathing heavily through the nose (as when the nose is congested) &%Breathing+  
00535462 04 n 02 smoke 0 smoking 0 003 @ 00532749 n 0000 ~ 00535656 n 0000 %p 00537290 n 0000 | the act of smoking tobacco or other substances; "he went outside for a smoke"; "smoking stinks" &%Breathing+  
00535656 04 n 01 puffing 2 001 @ 00535462 n 0000 | blowing tobacco smoke out into the air; "they smoked up the room with their ceaseless puffing" &%Breathing+  
00535804 04 n 01 breath 0 003 @ 09713396 n 0000 ~ 00536039 n 0000 ~ 00536863 n 0000 | the process of taking in and expelling air during breathing; "he took a deep breath and dived into the pool"; "he was fighting to his last breath" &%Breathing+  
00536039 04 n 03 exhalation 0 expiration 0 breathing_out 0 006 @ 00535804 n 0000 #p 00532749 n 0000 ~ 00075964 n 0000 ~ 00535207 n 0000 ~ 00536235 n 0000 ~ 00536761 n 0000 | the act of inhaling &%Breathing+  
00536235 04 n 02 blow 2 puff 1 002 @ 00536039 n 0000 ~ 00536438 n 0000 | forceful exhalation through the nose or mouth; "he gave his nose a loud blow"; "he blew out all the candles with a single puff" &%Breathing+  
00536438 04 n 01 insufflation 0 001 @ 00536235 n 0000 | an act of blowing or breathing on or into something &%Breathing+  
00536548 04 n 03 snore 0 snoring 0 stertor 0 001 @ 00532749 n 0000 | the act of snoring or producing a snoring sound &%Breathing+ &%RadiatingSound+  
00536667 04 n 01 wheeze 0 001 @ 00532749 n 0000 | breathing with a husky or whistling sound &%Breathing+ &%RadiatingSound+ 
00536761 04 n 01 wind 1 001 @ 00536039 n 0000 | breath; "the collision knocked the wind out of him" &%Breathing+  
00536863 04 n 03 inhalation 0 inspiration 0 breathing_in 0 005 @ 00535804 n 0000 #p 00532749 n 0000 ~ 00537041 n 0000 ~ 00537182 n 0000 ~ 00537290 n 0000 | the act of inhaling &%Breathing+  
00537041 04 n 02 gasp 0 pant 0 001 @ 00536863 n 0000 | a short labored intake of breath with the mouth open; "she gave a gasp and fainted" &%Breathing+  
00537182 04 n 01 yawn 0 001 @ 00536863 n 0000 | an involuntary intake of breath through a wide open mouth &%Breathing+  
00537290 04 n 03 puff 0 drag 2 pull 1 003 @ 00536863 n 0000 #p 00535462 n 0000 ~ 00537526 n 0000 | a slow inhalation (as of tobacco smoke); "he took a puff on his pipe"; "he took a drag on his cigarette and expelled the smoke slowly" &%Breathing+  
00537526 04 n 01 toke 0 001 @ 00537290 n 0000 | a puff of a marijuana or hashish cigarette: "the boys took a few tokes on a joint" &%Breathing+  
00537659 04 n 04 consumption 1 ingestion 0 intake 0 uptake 0 005 @ 09713396 n 0000 ~ 00537892 n 0000 ~ 00538792 n 0000 ~ 00540731 n 0000 ~ 00540820 n 0000 | the process of taking food into the body through the mouth (as by eating) &%Ingesting=  
00537892 04 n 02 eating 0 feeding 0 015 @ 00537659 n 0000 %p 00179743 n 0000 ~ 00538233 n 0000 ~ 00538386 n 0000 ~ 00539423 n 0000 ~ 00539518 n 0000 ~ 00539647 n 0000 ~ 00539727 n 0000 ~ 00539805 n 0000 ~ 00539988 n 0000 ~ 00540083 n 0000 ~ 00540183 n 0000 ~ 00540458 n 0000 ~ 00540558 n 0000 ~ 00540636 n 0000 | the act of consuming food &%Eating=  
00538233 04 n 02 bite 0 chomp 0 003 @ 00537892 n 0000 ~ 00540316 n 0000 ~ 00540382 n 0000 | the act of gripping or chewing off with the teeth and jaws &%Eating+  
00538386 04 n 02 browse 0 browsing 0 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | the act of feeding by continual nibbling &%Eating+ 
00538490 04 n 03 electric_shock 0 electrical_shock 0 shock 0 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | a reflex response to the passage of electric current through the body &%OrganismProcess+  
00538647 04 n 05 fart 0 farting 0 flatus 0 wind 2 breaking_wind 0 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | a reflex that expels intestinal gas through the anus &%OrganismProcess+  
00538792 04 n 03 swallow 0 drink 1 deglutition 0 004 @ 00537659 n 0000 ~ 00539035 n 0000 ~ 00539167 n 0000 ~ 00541182 n 0000 | the act of swallowing; "one swallow of the liquid was enough"; "he took a drink of his beer and smacked his lips" &%Drinking+  
00539035 04 n 01 aerophagia 0 001 @ 00538792 n 0000 | swallowing air (usually followed by belching and discomfort and flatulence) &%OrganismProcess+  
00539167 04 n 04 gulp 0 draft 2 draught 1 swig 0 001 @ 00538792 n 0000 | a large and hurried swallow; "he finished it at a single gulp" &%Drinking+  
00539305 04 n 02 gulp 1 gulping 1 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | a spasmodic reflex of the throat made as if in swallowing &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00539423 04 n 01 dining 0 002 @ 00537892 n 0000 ~ 00539887 n 0000 | the act of eating dinner &%Eating+  
00539518 04 n 02 feasting 0 banqueting 0 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | eating an elaborate meal (often accompanied by entertainment) &%Eating+  
00539647 04 n 02 graze 0 grazing 1 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | the act of grazing &%Eating+  
00539727 04 n 01 lunching 0 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | the act of eating lunch &%Eating+  
00539805 04 n 02 munching 0 nibbling 0 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | chewing steadily &%Eating+  
00539887 04 n 01 Dutch_treat 0 001 @ 00539423 n 0000 | a dinner where each person pays for his own &%Eating+  
00539988 04 n 02 repletion 0 surfeit 0 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | eating until excessively full &%Eating+  
00540083 04 n 01 supping 0 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | eating liquid food with a spoon or by drinking &%Drinking+  
00540183 04 n 03 tasting 2 savoring 0 relishing 0 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | taking a small amount into the mouth to test its quality &%Eating+  
00540316 04 n 01 nibble 0 001 @ 00538233 n 0000 | gentle biting &%Eating+  
00540382 04 n 02 nip 1 pinch 3 001 @ 00538233 n 0000 | small sharp biting &%Touching+  
00540458 04 n 02 necrophagia 0 necrophagy 0 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | feeding on corpses or carrion &%Eating+  
00540558 04 n 01 omophagia 0 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | the eating of raw food &%Eating+  
00540636 04 n 01 scatophagy 0 001 @ 00537892 n 0000 | the eating of excrement or other filth &%Eating+  
00540731 04 n 03 sucking 0 suck 0 suction 0 001 @ 00537659 n 0000 | the act of sucking &%Touching+  
00540820 04 n 03 drinking 0 imbibing 0 imbibition 0 004 @ 00537659 n 0000 ~ 00540981 n 0000 ~ 00541089 n 0000 ~ 00541251 n 0000 | the act of consuming liquids &%Drinking=  
00540981 04 n 03 gulping 0 swilling 0 guzzling 0 001 @ 00540820 n 0000 | drinking large mouthfuls rapidly &%Drinking+  
00541089 04 n 02 tasting 1 sipping 0 001 @ 00540820 n 0000 | drinking small amounts slowly &%Drinking+  
00541182 04 n 02 nip 0 sip 1 001 @ 00538792 n 0000 | a small drink &%Drinking+  
00541251 04 n 01 potation 0 001 @ 00540820 n 0000 | the act of drinking (especially an alcoholic drink) &%Drinking+  
00541357 04 n 01 outercourse 0 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | mutual sexual gratification without the exchange of bodily fluids &%SexualReproduction+  
00541480 04 n 01 safe_sex 0 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | sexual activity (especially sexual intercourse) with the use of measures (such as latex condoms) to avoid the transmission of disease (especially AIDS) &%SexualReproduction+  
00541686 04 n 03 sexual_activity 0 sex 0 sex_activity 0 021 @ 09713396 n 0000 = 01151057 a 0000 = 01151299 a 0000 ~ 00541357 n 0000 ~ 00541480 n 0000 ~ 00542207 n 0000 ~ 00542663 n 0000 ~ 00543267 n 0000 ~ 00543456 n 0000 ~ 00543960 n 0000 ~ 00544133 n 0000 ~ 00546046 n 0000 ~ 00547740 n 0000 ~ 00548323 n 0000 ~ 00549095 n 0000 ~ 00549662 n 0000 ~ 00549784 n 0000 ~ 00549880 n 0000 ~ 00550091 n 0000 ~ 00550276 n 0000 ~ 00550552 n 0000 | activities associated with sexual intercourse; "they had sex in the back seat" &%SexualReproduction+  
00542207 04 n 01 conception 1 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | the act of becoming pregnant; fertilization of an ovum by a spermatozoon &%SexualReproduction+  
00542336 04 n 01 insemination 0 003 @ 09713396 n 0000 #p 00542663 n 0000 ~ 00542492 n 0000 | the introduction of semen into the genital tract of a female &%SexualReproduction+  
00542492 04 n 02 artificial_insemination 0 AI 0 001 @ 00542336 n 0000 | the introduction of semen into the oviduct or uterus by some means other than sexual intercourse &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00542663 04 n 0b sexual_intercourse 0 intercourse 2 sex_act 0 copulation 0 coitus 0 coition 0 sexual_congress 0 congress 1 sexual_relation 0 relation 1 carnal_knowledge 0 006 @ 00541686 n 0000 %p 00542336 n 0000 ~ 00543107 n 0000 ~ 00543373 n 0000 ~ 00543689 n 0000 ~ 00544819 n 0000 | the act of sexual procreation between a man and a woman; the man's penis is inserted into the woman's vagina and excited until orgasm and ejaculation occur &%SexualReproduction+  
00543107 04 n 08 fuck 0 fucking 0 screw 0 screwing 0 ass 0 piece_of_ass 0 roll_in_the_hay 0 shag 1 001 @ 00542663 n 0000 | slang terms for sexual intercourse &%SexualReproduction+  
00543267 04 n 01 pleasure 1 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | sexual gratification; "he took his pleasure of her" &%SexualReproduction+  
00543373 04 n 01 hank_panky 0 001 @ 00542663 n 0000 | illicit sexual intercourse &%SexualReproduction+  
00543456 04 n 04 sexual_love 0 lovemaking 0 making_love 0 love 0 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | sexual activities (often including sexual intercourse) between two people; "his lovemaking disgusted her"; "he hadn't had any love in months" &%SexualReproduction+ 
00543689 04 n 01 penetration 3 001 @ 00542663 n 0000 | the act (by a man) of inserting his penis into the vagina of a woman &%SexualReproduction+  
00543815 04 n 02 statutory_rape 0 carnal_abuse 0 001 @ 00494087 n 0000 | sexual intercourse with a girl who has not reached the age of consent &%NormativeAttribute+  
00543960 04 n 01 carnal_abuse 1 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | any lascivious contact by an adult with the sexual organs of a child (especially not involving sexual intercourse) &%NormativeAttribute+  
00544133 04 n 06 coupling 0 mating 0 pairing 0 conjugation 0 union 2 sexual_union 0 006 @ 00541686 n 0000 ~ 00544491 n 0000 ~ 00544653 n 0000 ~ 00546649 n 0000 ~ 00546835 n 0000 ~ 00547590 n 0000 | the act of pairing a male and female for reproductive purposes; "the casual couplings of adolescents"; "the mating of some species occurs only in the spring" &%SexualReproduction+  
00544491 04 n 01 assortative_mating 0 002 @ 00544133 n 0000 ! 00544653 n 0101 | mating of individuals having more traits in common than likely in random mating &%SexualReproduction+  
00544653 04 n 01 disassortative_mating 0 002 @ 00544133 n 0000 ! 00544491 n 0101 | mating of individuals having traits more dissimilar than likely in random mating &%SexualReproduction+  
00544819 04 n 02 unlawful_carnal_knowledge 0 criminal_congress 0 003 @ 00542663 n 0000 ~ 00545003 n 0000 ~ 00545540 n 0000 | forbidden or tabu sexual intercourse between individuals &%NormativeAttribute+  
00545003 04 n 02 extramarital_sex 0 free_love 0 003 @ 00544819 n 0000 ~ 00545187 n 0000 ~ 00545412 n 0000 | sexual intercourse between individuals who are not married to one another &%SexualReproduction+  
00545187 04 n 03 adultery 0 criminal_conversation 0 fornication 1 001 @ 00545003 n 0000 | extramarital sex that willfully and maliciously interferes with marriage relations; "adultery is often cited as grounds for divorce" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00545412 04 n 01 fornication 0 001 @ 00545003 n 0000 | voluntary sexual intercourse between persons not married to each other &%SexualReproduction+ 
00545540 04 n 01 incest 0 001 @ 00544819 n 0000 | sexual intercourse between persons too closely related to marry (as between a parent and a child) &%NormativeAttribute+  
00545690 04 n 04 coitus_interruptus 0 withdrawal_method 0 pulling_out 0 onanism 1 001 @ 00547164 n 0000 | a contraceptive method in which coitus is initiated but the penis is deliberately withdrawn before ejaculation &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00545909 04 n 03 sodomy 0 buggery 0 anal_intercourse 0 001 @ 00548323 n 0000 | anal intercourse committed by a man with a man or woman &%SexualReproduction+  
00546046 04 n 03 reproduction 0 procreation 0 breeding 0 003 @ 00541686 n 0000 ~ 00546214 n 0000 ~ 00546392 n 0000 | the activity of conceiving and bearing offspring &%SexualReproduction=  
00546214 04 n 03 miscegenation 0 crossbreeding 1 interbreeding 1 001 @ 00546046 n 0000 | reproduction by parents of different races (especially by white and non-white persons) &%SexualReproduction+  
00546392 04 n 03 generation 0 multiplication 1 propagation 0 002 @ 00546046 n 0000 ~ 00546520 n 0000 | the act of propagating &%SexualReproduction+  
00546520 04 n 02 biogenesis 0 biogeny 0 001 @ 00546392 n 0000 | the production of living organisms from other living organisms &%Replication=  
00546649 04 n 07 hybridization 0 hybridisation 0 crossbreeding 0 crossing 2 cross 0 interbreeding 0 hybridizing 0 001 @ 00544133 n 0000 | the act of mixing different breeds of animals &%Replication+  
00546835 04 n 01 inbreeding 0 001 @ 00544133 n 0000 | the act of mating mating closely related individuals &%SexualReproduction+  
00546944 04 n 04 birth_control 0 birthcontrol 0 birth_prevention 0 family_planning 0 005 @ 00741673 n 0000 ~ 00096492 n 0000 ~ 00459344 n 0000 ~ 00547164 n 0000 ~ 00547315 n 0000 | limiting the number of children born &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00547164 04 n 02 contraception 0 conctraceptive_method 0 002 @ 00546944 n 0000 ~ 00545690 n 0000 | birth control by the use of contraceptive devices &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00547315 04 n 05 rhythm_method_of_birth_control 0 rhythm_method 0 rhythm 0 calendar_method_of_birth_control 0 calendar_method 0 001 @ 00546944 n 0000 | an attempt to control conception by refraining from intercourse during the period when ovulation is most likely to occur &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00547590 04 n 02 servicing 0 service 3 001 @ 00544133 n 0000 | the act of mating by male animals; "the bull was worth good money in servicing fees" &%SexualReproduction+  
00547740 04 n 03 foreplay 0 arousal 1 stimulation 1 003 @ 00541686 n 0000 ~ 00547908 n 0000 ~ 00548184 n 0000 | mutual sexual stimulation prior to sexual intercourse &%Touching+  
00547908 04 n 09 caressing 0 cuddling 0 fondling 0 hugging 0 kissing 0 necking 0 petting 0 smooching 0 snuggling 0 002 @ 00547740 n 0000 ~ 00548116 n 0000 | foreplay without contact with the genital organs &%Touching+ 
00548116 04 n 01 snogging 0 001 @ 00547908 n 0000 | Brit informal &%Touching+  
00548184 04 n 02 feeling 2 feel 0 001 @ 00547740 n 0000 | manual-genital stimulation; "the girls hated it when he tried to sneak a feel" &%Touching+  
00548323 04 n 01 perversion 1 003 @ 00541686 n 0000 ~ 00545909 n 0000 ~ 00548483 n 0000 | an aberrant sexual practice that is preferred to normal intercourse &%NormativeAttribute+  
00548483 04 n 02 oral_sex 0 head 0 004 @ 00548323 n 0000 ~ 00548654 n 0000 ~ 00548768 n 0000 ~ 00548975 n 0000 | oral-genital stimulation; "they say he gives good head" &%Touching+  
00548654 04 n 02 cunnilingus 0 cunnilinctus 0 001 @ 00548483 n 0000 | oral stimulation of the vulva or clitoris &%Touching+  
00548768 04 n 02 fellatio 0 fellation 0 002 @ 00548483 n 0000 ~ 00548882 n 0000 | oral stimulation of the penis &%Touching+  
00548882 04 n 02 cock_sucking 0 blowjob 0 001 @ 00548768 n 0000 | slang terms for fellatio &%Touching+  
00548975 04 n 02 soixante-neuf 0 sixty-nine 0 001 @ 00548483 n 0000 | oral sex practiced simultaneously by two people &%Touching+  
00549095 04 n 02 autoeroticism 0 autoerotism 0 002 @ 00541686 n 0000 ~ 00549224 n 0000 | using you own body as a sexual object &%Touching+  
00549224 04 n 03 masturbation 0 onanism 0 self-abuse 0 003 @ 00549095 n 0000 ~ 00549427 n 0000 ~ 00549544 n 0000 | manual stimulation of the genital organs (of yourself or another) for sexual pleasure &%Touching+  
00549427 04 n 01 frottage 0 001 @ 00549224 n 0000 | masturbation by rubbing against another person (as in a crowd) &%Touching+  
00549544 04 n 04 jacking_off 0 jerking_off 0 hand_job 0 wank 0 001 @ 00549224 n 0000 | slang terms for masturbation &%Touching+  
00549662 04 n 03 promiscuity 0 promiscuousness 0 sleeping_around 0 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | promiscuous sexual relations &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00549784 04 n 01 lechery 0 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | unrestrained indulgence in sexual activity &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00549880 04 n 04 homosexuality 0 homosexualism 0 homoeroticism 0 gayness 0 003 @ 00541686 n 0000 ~ 00550188 n 0000 ~ 00550448 n 0000 | a sexual attraction to (or sexual relations with) persons of the same sex &%SexualReproduction+ 
00550091 04 n 01 bisexuality 0 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | sexual activity with both men and women &%SexualReproduction+  
00550188 04 n 02 lesbianism 0 sapphism 0 001 @ 00549880 n 0000 | female homosexuality &%SexualReproduction+  
00550276 04 n 03 heterosexuality 0 heterosexualism 0 straightness 0 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | a sexual attraction to (or sexual relations with) persons of the opposite sex &%SexualReproduction+  
00550448 04 n 02 pederasty 0 paederasty 0 001 @ 00549880 n 0000 | intercourse between a man and a boy &%SexualReproduction+  
00550552 04 n 03 bestiality 0 zooerastia 0 zooerasty 0 001 @ 00541686 n 0000 | sexual activity between a person and an animal &%SexualReproduction+  
00550680 04 n 01 sleeping 0 005 @ 09713396 n 0000 ~ 00184505 n 0000 ~ 00184645 n 0000 ~ 00550869 n 0000 ~ 00551140 n 0000 | the suspension of consciousness and decrease in metabolic rate &%Asleep=  
00550869 04 n 06 nap 0 catnap 0 cat_sleep 0 forty_winks 0 short_sleep 0 snooze 0 002 @ 00550680 n 0000 ~ 00551029 n 0000 | a short sleep (usually not in bed) &%Asleep+  
00551029 04 n 01 siesta 0 001 @ 00550869 n 0000 | a nap in the early afternoon (especially in hot countries) &%Asleep+  
00551140 04 n 02 doze 0 drowse 0 001 @ 00550680 n 0000 | a light fitful sleep &%Asleep+  
00551220 04 n 02 reaction 0 response 1 013 @ 09713396 n 0000 ~ 00551654 n 0000 ~ 00551855 n 0000 ~ 00552009 n 0000 ~ 00552089 n 0000 ~ 00553228 n 0000 ~ 00554158 n 0000 ~ 00554652 n 0000 ~ 00554811 n 0000 ~ 00554907 n 0000 ~ 00555567 n 0000 ~ 00556773 n 0000 ~ 00801850 n 0000 | a bodily process occurring due to the effect of some foregoing stimulus or agent; "a bad reaction to the medicine"; "his responses have slowed with age" &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00551654 04 n 01 automatism 0 001 @ 00551220 n 0000 | any reaction that occurs automatically without conscious thought or reflection (especially the undirected behavior seen in psychomotor epilepsy) &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00551855 04 n 01 rebound 1 001 @ 00551220 n 0000 | a reaction to a crisis or setback or frustration; "he is still on the rebound from his wife's death" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00552009 04 n 01 overreaction 0 001 @ 00551220 n 0000 | an excessive reaction &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00552089 04 n 03 immune_response 0 immune_reaction 0 immunologic_response 0 006 @ 00551220 n 0000 ~ 00552474 n 0000 ~ 00552663 n 0000 ~ 00552816 n 0000 ~ 00552999 n 0000 %p 10564575 n 0000 | a bodily defense reaction that recognizes an invading substance (an antigen: such as a virus or fungus or bacteria or transplanted organ) and produces antibodies specific against that antigen &%OrganOrTissueProcess+ 
00552474 04 n 02 anamnestic_response 0 anamnestic_reaction 0 001 @ 00552089 n 0000 | renewed rapid production of an antibody on the second (or subsequent) encounter with the same antigen &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00552663 04 n 01 humoral_immune_response 0 001 @ 00552089 n 0000 | an immune response (chiefly against bacterial invasion) that is mediated by B cells &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00552816 04 n 01 cell-mediated_immune_response 0 001 @ 00552089 n 0000 | an immune response (chiefly against viral or fungal invasions or transplanted tissue) that involves T cells &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00552999 04 n 01 complement_fixation 0 001 @ 00552089 n 0000 | an immune response in which an antigen-antibody combination inactivates a complement (so it is unavailable to participate in a second antigen-antibody combination) &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00553228 04 n 01 tropism 0 008 @ 00551220 n 0000 ~ 00553493 n 0000 ~ 00553571 n 0000 ~ 00553660 n 0000 ~ 00553751 n 0000 ~ 00553891 n 0000 ~ 00553980 n 0000 ~ 00554069 n 0000 | an involuntary orienting response; positive or negative reaction to a stimulus source &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00553493 04 n 01 ergotropism 0 001 @ 00553228 n 0000 | an affinity for work &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00553571 04 n 01 geotropism 0 001 @ 00553228 n 0000 | an orienting response to gravity &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00553660 04 n 01 heliotropism 0 001 @ 00553228 n 0000 | an orienting response to the sun &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00553751 04 n 01 meteortropism 0 001 @ 00553228 n 0000 | an effect of climate on biological processes (as the effect on joint pains etc.) &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00553891 04 n 01 neurotropism 0 001 @ 00553228 n 0000 | an affinity for neural tissues &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00553980 04 n 01 phototropism 0 001 @ 00553228 n 0000 | an orienting response to light &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00554069 04 n 01 trophotropism 0 001 @ 00553228 n 0000 | an orienting response to food &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00554158 04 n 01 taxis 0 002 @ 00551220 n 0000 ~ 00554289 n 0000 | a locomotor response toward or away from an external stimulus &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00554289 04 n 01 chemotaxis 0 003 @ 00554158 n 0000 ~ 00554447 n 0000 ~ 00554551 n 0000 | movement by a cell or organism in reaction to a chemical stimulus &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00554447 04 n 01 negative_chemotaxis 0 001 @ 00554289 n 0000 | movement away from a chemical stimulus &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00554551 04 n 01 positive_chemotaxis 0 001 @ 00554289 n 0000 | movement toward a chemical stimulus &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00554652 04 n 01 kinesis 0 001 @ 00551220 n 0000 | a movement that is a response to a stimulus but is not oriented with respect to the source of stimulation &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00554811 04 n 01 double_take 0 001 @ 00551220 n 0000 | a delayed reaction indicating surprise &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00554907 04 n 02 reflex 0 physiological_reaction 0 015 @ 00551220 n 0000 ~ 00074661 n 0000 ~ 00074804 n 0000 ~ 00075113 n 0000 ~ 00075441 n 0000 ~ 00538490 n 0000 ~ 00538647 n 0000 ~ 00539305 n 0000 ~ 00555891 n 0000 ~ 00556063 n 0000 ~ 00556961 n 0000 ~ 00557242 n 0000 ~ 00557414 n 0000 ~ 00557607 n 0000 ~ 10274793 n 0000 | an automatic reaction &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00555258 04 n 07 conditional_reflex 0 conditioned_reflex 0 acquired_reflex 0 conditional_reaction 0 conditioned_reaction 0 conditional_response 0 conditioned_response 0 002 @ 00555567 n 0000 ~ 00555712 n 0000 | an acquired response that is under the control of (conditional on the occurrence of) a stimulus &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00555567 04 n 02 learned_reaction 0 learned_response 0 002 @ 00551220 n 0000 ~ 00555258 n 0000 | a reaction that has been acquired by learning &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00555712 04 n 02 conditioned_avoidance 0 conditioned_avoidance_response 0 001 @ 00555258 n 0000 | a conditioned response that anticipates the occurrence of an aversive stimulus &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00555891 04 n 03 hiccup 0 hiccough 0 singultus 0 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | a quick reflex inspiration suddenly checked by closure of the glottis producing an audible sound &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00556063 04 n 03 startle 0 jump 1 start 1 004 @ 00554907 n 0000 ~ 00556240 n 0000 ~ 00556493 n 0000 ~ 00556680 n 0000 | a sudden involuntary movement: "he awoke with a start" &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00556240 04 n 02 startle_response 0 startle_reaction 0 001 @ 00556063 n 0000 | a complicated involuntary reaction to a sudden unexpected stimulus (especially a loud noise); involves flexion of most skeletal muscles and a variety of visceral reactions &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00556493 04 n 02 startle_reflex 0 Moro_reflex 0 001 @ 00556063 n 0000 | a normal reflex of young infants; a sudden loud noise causes the child to stretch out the arms and flex the legs &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00556680 04 n 02 wince 0 flinch 0 001 @ 00556063 n 0000 | a reflex response to sudden pain &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00556773 04 n 02 passage 5 passing 5 001 @ 00551220 n 0000 | a bodily process of passing from one place or stage to another; "the passage of air from the lungs"; "the passing of flatus" &%OrganOrTissueProcess+ 
00556961 04 n 01 plantar_reflex 0 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | flexion of the toes when the sole of the foot is stroked firmly on the outer side from the heel to the front in persons over the age of 2 years; under 2 years the results should be extension of the toes (Babinski reflex) &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00557242 04 n 03 knee_jerk 0 knee-jerk_reflex 0 patellar_reflex 0 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | a reflex extension of the leg resulting from a sharp tap on the patellar tendon &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00557414 04 n 01 suckling_reflex 0 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | reflex behavior in newborn mammals; includes finding and grasping the nipple in the mouth and sucking on it and swallowing the milk &%OrganismProcess+  
00557607 04 n 03 tremble 0 shiver 0 shake 0 001 @ 00554907 n 0000 | reflex shaking caused by cold or fear or excitement &%OrganismProcess+  
00557729 04 n 03 crying 0 weeping 0 tears 0 004 @ 09713396 n 0000 ~ 00557995 n 0000 ~ 00558087 n 0000 ~ 00558177 n 0000 | the process of shedding tears (usually accompanied by sobs or other inarticulate sounds); "I hate to hear a child crying"; "she was in tears" &%OrganismProcess+  
00557995 04 n 02 snivel 0 sniveling 0 001 @ 00557729 n 0000 | whining in a tearful manner &%OrganismProcess+  
00558087 04 n 01 sobbing 1 001 @ 00557729 n 0000 | a convulsive gasp made while weeping &%OrganismProcess+  
00558177 04 n 02 wailing 1 bawling 0 001 @ 00557729 n 0000 | loud cries made while weeping &%OrganismProcess+  
00558270 04 n 03 perspiring 0 sweating 0 transpiration 0 001 @ 09713396 n 0000 | the process of secreting perspiration &%OrganOrTissueProcess+  
00558391 04 n 02 calculation 0 computation 0 003 @ 00660718 n 0000 ~ 00558585 n 0000 ~ 00558701 n 0000 | the procedure of calculating; determining something by mathematical or logical methods &%Calculating= 
00558585 04 n 01 number_crunching 0 001 @ 00558391 n 0000 | performing complex and lengthy numerical calculations &%Calculating+  
00558701 04 n 03 mathematical_process 0 mathematical_operation 0 operation 1 008 @ 00558391 n 0000 ~ 00559132 n 0000 ~ 00559255 n 0000 ~ 00559388 n 0000 ~ 00560004 n 0000 ~ 00560853 n 0000 ~ 00560983 n 0000 ~ 00561164 n 0000 | calculation by mathematical methods; "the problems at the end of the chapter demonstrated the mathematical processes involved in the derivation"; "they were learning the basic operations of arithmetic" &%Calculating+  
00559132 04 n 01 permutation 1 001 @ 00558701 n 0000 | the act of changing the arrangement of a given number of elements &%InternalChange+  
00559255 04 n 01 combination 1 001 @ 00558701 n 0000 | the act of arranging elements into specified groups without regard to order &%InternalChange+  
00559388 04 n 01 differentiation 1 001 @ 00558701 n 0000 | the mathematical process of obtaining the derivative of a function &%Calculating+  
00559516 04 n 01 division 1 003 @ 00560983 n 0000 ~ 00559709 n 0000 ~ 00559849 n 0000 | an arithmetic operation that is the inverse of multiplication; the quotient of two numbers is computed &%DivisionFn=  
00559709 04 n 01 long_division 0 001 @ 00559516 n 0000 | the operation of division in which the sequence of steps are indicated in detail &%DivisionFn+  
00559849 04 n 01 short_division 0 001 @ 00559516 n 0000 | the operation of division in which the sequence of steps is performed without writing them out &%DivisionFn+  
00560004 04 n 01 integration 3 001 @ 00558701 n 0000 | an operation used in the calculus whereby the integral of a function is determined &%Calculating+  
00560144 04 n 02 multiplication 0 times 0 001 @ 00560983 n 0000 | an arithmetic operation that is the inverse of division; the product of two numbers is computed; "the multiplication of four by three gives twelve"; "four times three equals twelve" &%MultiplicationFn=  
00560394 04 n 02 subtraction 1 minus 0 001 @ 00560983 n 0000 | an arithmetic operation in which the difference between two numbers is calculated; "the subtraction of three from four leaves one"; "four minus three equals one" &%SubtractionFn=  
00560621 04 n 03 summation 1 addition 1 plus 0 001 @ 00560983 n 0000 | the arithmetic operation of summing; calculating the sum of two or more numbers; "the summation of four and three gives seven"; "four plus three equals seven" &%AdditionFn=  
00560853 04 n 02 exponentiation 0 involution 1 001 @ 00558701 n 0000 | the process of raising a quantity to some assigned power &%ExponentiationFn=  
00560983 04 n 01 arithmetic_operation 0 005 @ 00558701 n 0000 ~ 00559516 n 0000 ~ 00560144 n 0000 ~ 00560394 n 0000 ~ 00560621 n 0000 | a mathematical operation involving numbers &%Calculating+ 
00561164 04 n 01 construction 2 002 @ 00558701 n 0000 ~ 00561436 n 0000 | drawing a figure satisfying certain conditions as part of solving a problem or proving a theorem; "the assignment was to make a construction that could be used in proving the Pythagorean theorem" &%Calculating+  
00561436 04 n 01 quadrature 0 001 @ 00561164 n 0000 | the construction of a square having the same area as some other figure &%Calculating+  
00561563 04 n 03 judgment 2 judgement 2 assessment 0 006 @ 00017487 n 0000 ~ 00561814 n 0000 ~ 00561931 n 0000 ~ 00562186 n 0000 ~ 00771975 n 0000 ~ 00791599 n 0000 | the act of judging or assessing; "they criticized my judgment of the contestants" &%Comparing+  
00561814 04 n 02 evaluation 0 rating 0 001 @ 00561563 n 0000 | act of ascertaining or fixing the value or worth of &%Comparing+  
00561931 04 n 02 estimate 1 estimation 1 003 @ 00561563 n 0000 ~ 00609574 n 0000 ~ 00649075 n 0000 | a judgment of the qualities of something or somebody; "many factors are involved in any estimate of human life"; "in my estimation the boy is innocent" &%Comparing+  
00562186 04 n 01 logistic_assessment 0 001 @ 00561563 n 0000 | a judgment of the logistic support required for some particular military operation &%Comparing+  
00562334 04 n 01 percussion 2 001 @ 00562588 n 0000 | tapping a part of the body for diagnostic purposes &%DiagnosticProcess+ 
00562441 04 n 01 succussion 0 001 @ 00562588 n 0000 | shaking a person to determine whether a large amount of liquid is present in a body cavity &%DiagnosticProcess+ 
00562588 04 n 01 auscultation 0 004 @ 00566847 n 0000 @ 00115676 n 0000 ~ 00562334 n 0000 ~ 00562441 n 0000 | listening to sounds within the body (usually with a stethoscope) &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00562765 04 n 01 sensory_activity 0 002 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00562902 n 0000 | activity intended to achieve a particular sensory result &%Perception+  
00562902 04 n 03 sensing 0 perceiving 0 perception 0 006 @ 00562765 n 0000 ~ 00563114 n 0000 ~ 00566847 n 0000 ~ 00567170 n 0000 ~ 00567300 n 0000 ~ 00567476 n 0000 | becoming aware of something via the senses &%Perception=  
00563114 04 n 03 look 0 looking 1 looking_at 0 011 @ 00562902 n 0000 ~ 00563576 n 0000 ~ 00563967 n 0000 ~ 00564046 n 0000 ~ 00564117 n 0000 ~ 00564655 n 0000 ~ 00564986 n 0000 ~ 00565102 n 0000 ~ 00566354 n 0000 ~ 00566440 n 0000 ~ 00566782 n 0000 | the act of directing the eyes toward something and perceiving it visually; "he went out to have a look"; "his look was fixed on her eyes"; "he gave it a good looking at"; "his camera does his looking for him" &%Seeing+  
00563576 04 n 03 glance 0 glimpse 0 coup_d'oeil 0 003 @ 00563114 n 0000 ~ 00563701 n 0000 ~ 00563839 n 0000 | a quick look &%Seeing+  
00563701 04 n 01 eye-beaming 0 001 @ 00563576 n 0000 | a radiant glance of the eye; "he pretended profundity by eye-beamings at people" &%Seeing+  
00563839 04 n 02 side-glance 0 side-look 0 001 @ 00563576 n 0000 | a glance sideways; "she shot him an impatient side-glance" &%Seeing+  
00563967 04 n 01 scrutiny 1 001 @ 00563114 n 0000 | a prolonged intense look &%Seeing+  
00564046 04 n 02 peek 0 peep 0 001 @ 00563114 n 0000 | a secret look &%Seeing+  
00564117 04 n 01 stare 0 005 @ 00563114 n 0000 ~ 00564273 n 0000 ~ 00564386 n 0000 ~ 00564461 n 0000 ~ 00564554 n 0000 | a fixed look with eyes open wide &%Seeing+  
00564273 04 n 02 gaze 0 regard 0 001 @ 00564117 n 0000 | a long fixed look; "he fixed his paternal gaze on me" &%Seeing+  
00564386 04 n 02 glare 0 glower 0 001 @ 00564117 n 0000 | an angry stare &%Seeing+  
00564461 04 n 01 contemplation 1 001 @ 00564117 n 0000 | a long and thoughtful observation &%Seeing+  
00564554 04 n 01 gape 1 001 @ 00564117 n 0000 | a stare of amazement (usually with the mouth open) &%Seeing+  
00564655 04 n 01 evil_eye 0 001 @ 00563114 n 0000 | a look that is believed to have the power of inflicting harm &%Seeing+  
00564770 04 n 02 inspection 0 review 2 001 @ 00419850 n 0000 | a formal or official examination; "the platoon stood ready for inspection" &%Investigating+  
00564910 04 n 01 resurvey 0 001 @ 00421016 n 0000 | a new survey or study &%Investigating+  
00564986 04 n 02 sightseeing 0 rubber-necking 0 001 @ 00563114 n 0000 | going about to look at places of interest &%Motion+  
00565102 04 n 03 observation 0 observance 0 watching 0 004 @ 00563114 n 0000 ~ 00565252 n 0000 ~ 00565444 n 0000 ~ 00565720 n 0000 | a patient look &%Seeing+  
00565252 04 n 01 monitoring 0 001 @ 00565102 n 0000 | the act of observing something (and sometimes keeping a record of it); "monitoring communications plays an important role in war times" &%Seeing+  
00565444 04 n 01 sighting 0 002 @ 00565102 n 0000 ~ 00565588 n 0000 | the act of observing; "several sightings of enemy troops were reported" &%Seeing+  
00565588 04 n 01 landfall 0 001 @ 00565444 n 0000 | the first sighting of land from the sea after a voyage (or flight over water) &%Seeing+  
00565720 04 n 01 stargazing 0 001 @ 00565102 n 0000 | observation of the stars &%Seeing+  
00565801 04 n 02 watch 0 vigil 1 003 @ 00428474 n 0000 ~ 00566084 n 0000 ~ 00566268 n 0000 | a purposeful surveillance to guard or observe &%Seeing+  
00565942 04 n 01 stakeout 0 001 @ 00428474 n 0000 | surveillance of some place or some person by the police (as in anticipation of a crime) &%Seeing+  
00566084 04 n 02 listening_watch 0 continuous_receiver_watch 0 001 @ 00565801 n 0000 | a watch established for the reception of traffic of interest to the unit maintaining the watch &%Seeing+  
00566268 04 n 01 spying 1 001 @ 00565801 n 0000 | keeping a secret or furtive watch &%Seeing+  
00566354 04 n 02 lookout 0 outlook 0 001 @ 00563114 n 0000 | the act of looking out &%Seeing+  
00566440 04 n 03 view 0 survey 1 sight 0 002 @ 00563114 n 0000 ~ 00566651 n 0000 | the act of looking or seeing or observing; "he tried to get a better view of it"; "his survey of the battlefield was limited" &%Seeing+  
00566651 04 n 01 eyeful 0 001 @ 00566440 n 0000 | a full view; a good look; "they wanted to see violence and they got an eyeful" &%Seeing+  
00566782 04 n 01 dekko 0 001 @ 00563114 n 0000 | British slang &%Seeing+  
00566847 04 n 02 listening 0 hearing 0 003 @ 00562902 n 0000 ~ 00562588 n 0000 ~ 00567076 n 0000 | the act of hearing attentively; "you can learn a lot by just listening"; "they make good music--you should give them a hearing" &%Hearing+  
00567076 04 n 02 relistening 0 rehearing 0 001 @ 00566847 n 0000 | the act of hearing again &%Hearing+  
00567170 04 n 01 lipreading 0 001 @ 00562902 n 0000 | perceiving what a person is saying by observing the movements of the lips &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00567300 04 n 02 taste 0 tasting 0 001 @ 00562902 n 0000 | distinguishing a taste by means of the taste buds; "he loved the smell and taste of fresh bread"; "a wine tasting" &%Tasting=  
00567476 04 n 02 smell 0 smelling 0 002 @ 00562902 n 0000 ~ 00567600 n 0000 | the act of perceiving the odor of something &%Smelling=  
00567600 04 n 02 sniff 0 snuff 0 001 @ 00567476 n 0000 | sensing an odor by inhaling through the nose &%Smelling=  
00567704 04 n 05 education 0 instruction 1 teaching 1 pedagogy 1 educational_activity 0 012 @ 00261466 n 0000 %p 00468909 n 0000 %p 00469045 n 0000 %p 00469204 n 0000 ~ 00568087 n 0000 ~ 00568196 n 0000 ~ 00569013 n 0000 ~ 00569194 n 0000 ~ 00569423 n 0000 ~ 00569850 n 0000 ~ 00569958 n 0000 ~ 00573161 n 0000 | activities that impart knowledge; "he received no formal education" &%EducationalProcess=  
00568087 04 n 01 coeducation 0 001 @ 00567704 n 0000 | education of men and women in the same institutions &%EducationalProcess+  
00568196 04 n 04 course 1 course_of_study 0 course_of_instruction 0 class 0 012 @ 00567704 n 0000 ~ 00568642 n 0000 ~ 00568802 n 0000 %p 00571937 n 0000 ~ 00572783 n 0000 ~ 00572904 n 0000 ~ 00573031 n 0000 ~ 00573314 n 0000 ~ 00573444 n 0000 ~ 00573612 n 0000 ~ 00573721 n 0000 %p 00573978 n 0000 | education imparted in a series of lessons or class meetings; "he took a course in basket weaving"; "flirting is not unknown in college classes" &%EducationalProcess+  
00568642 04 n 01 adult_education 0 001 @ 00568196 n 0000 | a course (via lectures or correspondence) for adults who are not otherwise engaged in formal study &%EducationalProcess+  
00568802 04 n 01 art_class 0 002 @ 00568196 n 0000 ~ 00568919 n 0000 | a class in which you learn to draw or paint &%EducationalProcess+  
00568919 04 n 01 life_class 0 001 @ 00568802 n 0000 | an art class using a live human model &%EducationalProcess+  
00569013 04 n 01 elementary_education 0 001 @ 00567704 n 0000 | education in elementary subjects (reading and writing and arithmetic) provided to young students at a grade school &%EducationalProcess+ 
00569194 04 n 03 extension 0 extension_service 0 university_extension 0 002 @ 00567704 n 0000 %p 00573031 n 0000 | an educational opportunity provided by colleges and universities to people who not enrolled as regular students &%EducationalProcess+  
00569423 04 n 01 extracurricular_activity 0 003 @ 00567704 n 0000 ~ 00569607 n 0000 ~ 00569733 n 0000 | educational activities not falling within the scope of the regular curriculum &%EducationalProcess+ 
00569607 04 n 01 dramatics 0 001 @ 00569423 n 0000 | participation in theatrical productions as an extracurricular activity &%EducationalProcess+  
00569733 04 n 01 athletics 1 001 @ 00569423 n 0000 | participation in sports events as an extracurricular_activity &%EducationalProcess+  
00569850 04 n 01 higher_education 0 001 @ 00567704 n 0000 | education provided by a college or university &%EducationalProcess+  
00569958 04 n 01 secondary_education 0 001 @ 00567704 n 0000 | education beyond the elementary grades provided by a high school or college preparatory school &%EducationalProcess+  
00570118 04 n 03 teaching 0 instruction 0 pedagogy 0 011 @ 00403367 n 0000 ~ 00570509 n 0000 ~ 00570628 n 0000 ~ 00570753 n 0000 ~ 00570875 n 0000 ~ 00571284 n 0000 ~ 00571369 n 0000 ~ 00571795 n 0000 ~ 00571937 n 0000 ~ 00573846 n 0000 ~ 00573978 n 0000 | the profession of a teacher; "he prepared for teaching while still in college"; "pedagogy is recognized as an important profession" &%EducationalProcess+  
00570509 04 n 01 catechesis 0 001 @ 00570118 n 0000 | oral religious instruction (as before baptism or confirmation) &%EducationalProcess+  
00570628 04 n 01 catechetical_instruction 0 001 @ 00570118 n 0000 | teaching religious principles by questions and answers &%EducationalProcess+ 
00570753 04 n 01 language_teaching 0 001 @ 00570118 n 0000 | teaching people to speak and understand a foreign language &%EducationalProcess+  
00570875 04 n 01 teaching_reading 0 003 @ 00570118 n 0000 ~ 00571000 n 0000 ~ 00571137 n 0000 | teaching beginners to read &%EducationalProcess+  
00571000 04 n 01 phonics 0 001 @ 00570875 n 0000 | teaching reading by training beginners to associate letters with their sound values &%EducationalProcess+  
00571137 04 n 01 whole-word_method 0 001 @ 00570875 n 0000 | teaching reading by training beginners to associate printed words with spoken words &%EducationalProcess+  
00571284 04 n 01 schooling 0 001 @ 00570118 n 0000 | the act of teaching at school &%EducationalProcess+  
00571369 04 n 01 indoctrination 0 003 @ 00570118 n 0000 ~ 00571515 n 0000 ~ 00571637 n 0000 | teaching someone to accept doctrines uncritically &%EducationalProcess+  
00571515 04 n 01 brainwashing 0 001 @ 00571369 n 0000 | forcible indoctrination into a new set of attitudes and beliefs &%EducationalProcess+  
00571637 04 n 03 inculcation 0 ingraining 0 instilling 0 001 @ 00571369 n 0000 | teaching or impressing upon the mind by frequent instruction or repetition &%EducationalProcess+  
00571795 04 n 04 tutelage 0 tutoring 0 tuition 0 tutorship 0 001 @ 00570118 n 0000 | teaching individually pupils (usually hired privately) &%EducationalProcess+  
00571937 04 n 01 lesson 1 007 @ 00570118 n 0000 #p 00568196 n 0000 ~ 00469415 n 0000 ~ 00572147 n 0000 ~ 00572225 n 0000 ~ 00572524 n 0000 ~ 00572610 n 0000 | a unit of instruction; "he took driving lessons" &%EducationalProcess+  
00572147 04 n 01 dance_lesson 0 001 @ 00571937 n 0000 | a lesson in dancing &%EducationalProcess+  
00572225 04 n 01 music_lesson 0 003 @ 00571937 n 0000 ~ 00572348 n 0000 ~ 00572436 n 0000 | a lesson in performing music &%EducationalProcess+  
00572348 04 n 01 piano_lesson 0 001 @ 00572225 n 0000 | a lesson in playing the piano &%EducationalProcess+  
00572436 04 n 01 violin_lesson 0 001 @ 00572225 n 0000 | a less in playing the violin &%EducationalProcess+  
00572524 04 n 01 tennis_lesson 0 001 @ 00571937 n 0000 | a lesson in playing tennis &%EducationalProcess+  
00572610 04 n 01 golf_lesson 0 001 @ 00571937 n 0000 | a lesson in playing gold &%EducationalProcess+  
00572692 04 n 01 history_lesson 0 001 @ 00469204 n 0000 | a less in the facts of history &%EducationalProcess+  
00572783 04 n 01 correspondence_course 0 001 @ 00568196 n 0000 | a course offered (by mail) by a correspondence school &%EducationalProcess+  
00572904 04 n 01 course_of_lectures 0 002 @ 00568196 n 0000 #p 05005867 n 0000 | a series of lectures dealing with a subject &%EducationalProcess+  
00573031 04 n 01 extension_course 0 002 @ 00568196 n 0000 #p 00569194 n 0000 | a course offered as part of an extension service &%EducationalProcess+ 
00573161 04 n 01 work-study_program 0 001 @ 00567704 n 0000 | an educational plan in which students alternate between paid employment and formal study &%EducationalProcess+  
00573314 04 n 02 orientation_course 0 orientation 1 001 @ 00568196 n 0000 | a course introducing a new situation or environment &%EducationalProcess+  
00573444 04 n 02 refresher_course 0 refresher 0 001 @ 00568196 n 0000 | a course that reviews and updates a topic for those who have not kept abreast of developments &%EducationalProcess+ 
00573612 04 n 01 seminar 0 001 @ 00568196 n 0000 | a course offered for a small group of advanced students &%EducationalProcess+  
00573721 04 n 01 workshop 0 001 @ 00568196 n 0000 | a brief intensive course for a small group; emphasizes problem solving &%EducationalProcess+ 
00573846 04 n 01 spoonfeeding 1 001 @ 00570118 n 0000 | teaching in an overly simplified way that discourages independent thought &%EducationalProcess+  
00573978 04 n 02 lecture 0 lecturing 0 004 @ 00570118 n 0000 #p 00568196 n 0000 %p 00574169 n 0000 ~ 00574324 n 0000 | teaching by giving a discourse on some subject (typically to a class) &%EducationalProcess+  
00574169 04 n 01 lecture_demonstration 0 002 @ 00336149 n 0000 #p 00573978 n 0000 | presentation of an example of what the lecturer is discoursing about &%EducationalProcess+  
00574324 04 n 01 talk 2 002 @ 00573978 n 0000 ~ 00574481 n 0000 | a act of giving a talk to an audience; "I attended an interesting talk on local history" &%EducationalProcess+  
00574481 04 n 01 chalk_talk 0 001 @ 00574324 n 0000 | a talk that uses a blackboard and chalk &%EducationalProcess+  
00574577 04 n 01 discipline 0 001 @ 00574678 n 0000 | training to improve strength or self-control &%EducationalProcess+  
00574678 04 n 03 training 0 preparation 0 grooming 1 007 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00574577 n 0000 ~ 00574902 n 0000 ~ 00575711 n 0000 ~ 00575853 n 0000 ~ 00575939 n 0000 ~ 00576070 n 0000 | activity leading to skilled behavior &%EducationalProcess+  
00574902 04 n 04 exercise 2 practice 2 drill 0 practice_session 0 009 @ 00574678 n 0000 ~ 00575208 n 0000 ~ 00575364 n 0000 ~ 00576184 n 0000 ~ 00576606 n 0000 ~ 00576793 n 0000 ~ 00577064 n 0000 ~ 00577166 n 0000 ~ 00577287 n 0000 | systematic training by multiple repetitions; "practice makes perfect" &%EducationalProcess+  
00575208 04 n 01 fire_drill 0 001 @ 00574902 n 0000 | an exercise intended to train people in duties and escape procedures to be followed in case of fire &%EducationalProcess+  
00575364 04 n 02 manual_of_arms 0 manual 0 002 @ 00574902 n 0000 %p 00575502 n 0000 | (military) a prescribed drill in handling a rifle &%Procedure+  
00575502 04 n 01 order_arms 0 002 @ 03965003 n 0000 #p 00575364 n 0000 | a position in the manual of arms; the rifle is held vertically on the right side with the butt on the ground; often used as a command &%Procedure+  
00575711 04 n 01 military_training 0 003 @ 00574678 n 0000 %p 00576184 n 0000 %p 00615775 n 0000 | training soldiers in military procedures &%EducationalProcess+  
00575853 04 n 01 retraining 0 001 @ 00574678 n 0000 | training for a new occupation &%EducationalProcess+ 
00575939 04 n 01 schooling 1 001 @ 00574678 n 0000 | the training of an animal (especially the training of a horse for dressage) &%EducationalProcess+  
00576070 04 n 02 skull_session 0 skull_practice 0 001 @ 00574678 n 0000 | teaching strategy to an athletic team &%EducationalProcess+  
00576184 04 n 02 drill 1 military_drill 0 004 @ 00574902 n 0000 #p 00575711 n 0000 ~ 00576351 n 0000 ~ 00576494 n 0000 | training in marching and the use of weapons &%EducationalProcess+  
00576351 04 n 01 close-order_drill 0 001 @ 00576184 n 0000 | (military) military drill of troops in standard marching (shoulder-to-shoulder) &%EducationalProcess+ 
00576494 04 n 01 square-bashing 0 001 @ 00576184 n 0000 | (British military slang) drill on a barracks square &%EducationalProcess+  
00576606 04 n 03 rehearsal 1 dry_run 0 run_through 0 002 @ 00574902 n 0000 ~ 00577380 n 0000 | a practice session in preparation for a public performance of a play or speech or concert &%EducationalProcess+  
00576793 04 n 02 review 1 brushup 0 002 @ 00574902 n 0000 ~ 00576935 n 0000 | practice intended to polish performance or refresh the memory &%EducationalProcess+  
00576935 04 n 01 rub_up 0 001 @ 00576793 n 0000 | (British) a review that refreshes your memory; "I need a rub up on my Latin" &%EducationalProcess+  
00577064 04 n 01 scrimmage 1 001 @ 00574902 n 0000 | practice play between a football team's squads &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00577166 04 n 01 shadowboxing 0 001 @ 00574902 n 0000 | sparring with an imaginary opponent (for exercise or training) &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00577287 04 n 01 target_practice 0 001 @ 00574902 n 0000 | practice in shooting at targets &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00577380 04 n 01 dress_rehearsal 0 001 @ 00576606 n 0000 | a full rehearsal shortly before the first performance &%Pretending+  
00577495 04 n 01 representation 0 007 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00577745 n 0000 ~ 00577992 n 0000 ~ 00578215 n 0000 ~ 00578381 n 0000 ~ 00578611 n 0000 ~ 00578743 n 0000 | an activity that stands as an equivalent of something or results in an equivalent &%represents+  
00577745 04 n 03 model 0 modelling 0 modeling 0 002 @ 00577495 n 0000 ~ 00577896 n 0000 | a representation of something (usually on a smaller scale) &%represents+  
00577896 04 n 01 simulation 1 002 @ 00577745 n 0000 ~ 00294464 n 0000 | the act of simulating &%represents+  
00577992 04 n 02 dramatization 0 dramatisation 0 002 @ 00577495 n 0000 ~ 00578111 n 0000 | a dramatic representation &%represents+  
00578111 04 n 01 puppetry 0 001 @ 00577992 n 0000 | a stilted dramatic performance (as if by puppets) &%represents+  
00578215 04 n 02 pageant 0 pageantry 0 001 @ 00577495 n 0000 | an elaborate representation of scenes from history etc; usually involves a parade with rich costumes &%represents+ 
00578381 04 n 01 figuration 1 002 @ 00577495 n 0000 ~ 00578506 n 0000 | representing figuratively as by emblem or allegory &%represents+  
00578506 04 n 01 symbolizing 0 001 @ 00578381 n 0000 | the act of representing something with a symbol &%represents+  
00578611 04 n 03 schematization 0 schematisation 0 diagramming 0 001 @ 00577495 n 0000 | providing a chart or outline of a system &%ContentDevelopment+  
00578743 04 n 02 pictorial_representation 0 picturing 0 004 @ 00577495 n 0000 ~ 00578931 n 0000 ~ 00579162 n 0000 ~ 00580612 n 0000 | visual representation as by photography or painting &%ContentDevelopment+  
00578931 04 n 03 depiction 0 delineation 0 portrayal 0 002 @ 00578743 n 0000 ~ 00579072 n 0000 | representation by drawing or painting etc &%ContentDevelopment+  
00579072 04 n 01 portraiture 0 001 @ 00578931 n 0000 | the activity of making portraits &%ContentDevelopment+  
00579162 04 n 02 imaging 0 tomography 0 006 @ 00578743 n 0000 ~ 00579376 n 0000 ~ 00579742 n 0000 ~ 00579958 n 0000 ~ 00580161 n 0000 ~ 00580429 n 0000 | (medicine) obtaining pictures of the interior of the body &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00579376 04 n 02 X-raying 0 X-radiation 0 002 @ 00579162 n 0000 ~ 00579500 n 0000 | obtaining images by the use of X rays &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00579500 04 n 05 computed_tomography 0 CT 0 computerized_axial_tomography 0 computed_axial_tomography 0 CAT 0 001 @ 00579376 n 0000 | a method of examining body organs by scanning them with X rays and using a computer to construct an image &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00579742 04 n 02 sonography 0 ultrasonography 0 001 @ 00579162 n 0000 | using the reflections of high-frequency sound waves to construct an image of a body organ (a sonogram); commonly used to observe fetal growth &%DiagnosticProcess+ 
00579958 04 n 02 positron_emission_tomography 0 PET 0 001 @ 00579162 n 0000 | using a computerized radiographic technique to examine the metabolic activity in various tissues (especially in the brain) &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00580161 04 n 02 magnetic_resonance_imaging 0 MRI 0 001 @ 00579162 n 0000 | the use of nuclear magnetic resonance of protons to produce proton density images &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00580321 04 n 01 fluoroscopy 0 001 @ 00580429 n 0000 | examination of body structures using a fluoroscope &%DiagnosticProcess+ 
00580429 04 n 02 radioscopy 0 radiology 0 002 @ 00579162 n 0000 ~ 00580321 n 0000 | examination of the inner structure of opaque objects using X rays or other penetrating radiation &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00580612 04 n 02 photography 0 picture_taking 0 005 @ 00578743 n 0000 ~ 00580801 n 0000 ~ 00581835 n 0000 ~ 00582077 n 0000 ~ 00582602 n 0000 | the act of taking and printing photographs &%ContentDevelopment+  
00580801 04 n 01 radiography 0 002 @ 00580612 n 0000 ~ 00580942 n 0000 | photography that uses other kinds of radiation than visible light &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00580942 04 n 01 roentgenography 0 004 @ 00580801 n 0000 ~ 00581113 n 0000 ~ 00581387 n 0000 ~ 00581685 n 0000 | radiography that uses X-rays to produce a roentgenogram &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00581113 04 n 01 angiography 0 001 @ 00580942 n 0000 | roentgenographic examination of blood vessels after injection of a radiopaque contrast medium; produces an angiogram &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00581287 04 n 01 arteriography 0 001 @ 00581387 n 0000 | roentgenographic examination of arteries &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00581387 04 n 01 arthrography 0 003 @ 00580942 n 0000 ~ 00581287 n 0000 ~ 00581591 n 0000 | roentgenographic examination of a joint after injection of radiopaque contrast medium; produces an arthrogram &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00581591 04 n 01 venography 0 001 @ 00581387 n 0000 | roentgenographic examination of veins &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00581685 04 n 01 cholangiography 0 001 @ 00580942 n 0000 | roentgenographic examination of the bile ducts after a contrast medium has been injected &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00581835 04 n 01 telephotography 1 001 @ 00580612 n 0000 | photography using a telephoto lens &%ContentDevelopment+  
00581931 04 n 01 telephotography 2 001 @ 00077376 n 0000 | transmission and reproduction of photographs and charts and pictures over a distance &%ContentDevelopment+  
00582077 04 n 01 exposure 2 004 @ 00580612 n 0000 ~ 00582219 n 0000 ~ 00582343 n 0000 ~ 00582471 n 0000 | the act of exposing film to light &%Putting+ 
00582219 04 n 01 overexposure 0 001 @ 00582077 n 0000 | the act of exposing film to too much light or for too long a time &%Putting+  
00582343 04 n 01 underexposure 0 001 @ 00582077 n 0000 | the act of exposing film to too little light or for too short a time &%Putting+  
00582471 04 n 01 time_exposure 0 001 @ 00582077 n 0000 | exposure of a film for a relatively long time (more than half a second) &%Putting+  
00582602 04 n 03 filming 0 cinematography 0 motion-picture_photography 0 003 @ 00580612 n 0000 ~ 00582762 n 0000 ~ 00582998 n 0000 | the act of making a film &%ContentDevelopment+  
00582762 04 n 01 take 0 002 @ 00582602 n 0000 ~ 00582903 n 0000 | the act of photographing a scene or part of a scene without interruption &%ContentDevelopment+  
00582903 04 n 01 retake 0 001 @ 00582762 n 0000 | a shot or scene that is photographed again &%ContentDevelopment+  
00582998 04 n 01 animation 0 001 @ 00582602 n 0000 | the making of animated cartoons &%ContentDevelopment+  
00583085 04 n 01 creation 0 006 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00583255 n 0000 ~ 00583338 n 0000 ~ 00594752 n 0000 ~ 00598038 n 0000 ~ 00602201 n 0000 | the human act of creating &%Making=  
00583255 04 n 01 re-creation 0 001 @ 00583085 n 0000 | the act of creating again &%Creation+ 
00583338 04 n 01 creating_from_raw_materials 0 014 @ 00583085 n 0000 ~ 00459123 n 0000 ~ 00583730 n 0000 ~ 00583827 n 0000 ~ 00583897 n 0000 ~ 00584054 n 0000 ~ 00584130 n 0000 ~ 00584219 n 0000 ~ 00584336 n 0000 ~ 00584453 n 0000 ~ 00585093 n 0000 ~ 00593550 n 0000 ~ 00594429 n 0000 ~ 00594567 n 0000 | the act of creating something that is different from the materials that went into it &%Creation+  
00583730 04 n 02 baking 1 bakery 0 001 @ 00583338 n 0000 | creating bread or pastry in an oven &%Cooking+  
00583827 04 n 01 spinning 0 001 @ 00583338 n 0000 | creating thread &%Making+  
00583897 04 n 01 weaving 0 002 @ 00583338 n 0000 ~ 00583984 n 0000 | creating fabric &%Making+  
00583984 04 n 01 netting 0 001 @ 00583897 n 0000 | creating netting &%Making+  
00584054 04 n 01 knitting 0 001 @ 00583338 n 0000 | creating knitted wear &%Making+  
00584130 04 n 01 crocheting 0 001 @ 00583338 n 0000 | creating a garment of needlework &%Making+  
00584219 04 n 02 lace_making 0 tatting 0 001 @ 00583338 n 0000 | act or process or making tatting or handmade lace &%Making+  
00584336 04 n 02 molding 1 casting 1 001 @ 00583338 n 0000 | the act of creating something by casting it in a mold &%Making+  
00584453 04 n 01 recording 0 003 @ 00583338 n 0000 ~ 00584600 n 0000 ~ 00584901 n 0000 | the act of making a record (especially an audio record) &%ContentDevelopment+  
00584600 04 n 03 lip_synchronization 0 lip_synch 0 lip_sync 0 001 @ 00584453 n 0000 | combining audio and video recording in such a way that the sound is perfectly synchronized with the action that produced it; especially synchronizing the movements of a speaker's lips with the sound of his speech &%Pretending+  
00584901 04 n 01 mastering 0 001 @ 00584453 n 0000 | the act of making a master recording from which copies can be made; "he received a bill for mastering the concert and making 100 copies" &%ContentDevelopment+  
00585093 04 n 02 construction 0 building 0 008 @ 00583338 n 0000 ~ 00585424 n 0000 ~ 00585523 n 0000 ~ 00585619 n 0000 ~ 00585765 n 0000 ~ 00586129 n 0000 ~ 00586268 n 0000 ~ 00586357 n 0000 | the act of constructing or building something; "during the construction we had to take a detour"; "his hobby was the building of boats" &%Making=  
00585424 04 n 02 erecting 0 erection 0 001 @ 00585093 n 0000 | the act of building or putting up &%Constructing+  
00585523 04 n 01 house-raising 0 001 @ 00585093 n 0000 | construction by a group of neighbors &%Constructing+  
00585619 04 n 02 fabrication 1 assembly 1 002 @ 00585093 n 0000 ! 00585874 n 0203 | the act of constructing something (as a piece of machinery) &%Manufacture+  
00585765 04 n 01 dry_walling 0 001 @ 00585093 n 0000 | the activity of building stone walls without mortar &%Constructing+  
00585874 04 n 03 dismantling 0 dismantlement 0 disassembly 0 003 @ 00261466 n 0000 ! 00798100 n 0301 ! 00585619 n 0302 | the act of taking something apart (as a piece of machinery); "Russia and the US discussed the dismantling of their nuclear weapons" &%Separating+  
00586129 04 n 02 grading 2 leveling 2 001 @ 00585093 n 0000 | changing the ground level to a smooth horizontal or gently sloping surface &%SurfaceChange+  
00586268 04 n 01 road_construction 0 001 @ 00585093 n 0000 | the construction of roads &%Constructing+  
00586357 04 n 01 shipbuilding 0 001 @ 00585093 n 0000 | the construction of ships &%Making+  
00586441 04 n 01 production 0 005 @ 00017487 n 0000 ~ 00592035 n 0000 ~ 00593220 n 0000 ~ 00740856 n 0000 ~ 09726721 n 0000 | the act or process of producing something; "Shakespeare's production of poetry was enormous"; "the production of white blood cells" &%Creation+  
00586701 04 n 01 production 2 011 @ 00592801 n 0000 ~ 00587087 n 0000 ~ 00587199 n 0000 ~ 00587304 n 0000 ~ 00587431 n 0000 ~ 00587652 n 0000 ~ 00587845 n 0000 ~ 00588408 n 0000 ~ 00592125 n 0000 ~ 00592521 n 0000 ~ 00592646 n 0000 | (economics) manufacturing or mining or growing something (usually in large quantities) for sale; "he introduced more efficient methods of production" &%result+  
00587087 04 n 02 overproduction 0 overrun 0 001 @ 00586701 n 0000 | too much production or more than expected &%result+  
00587199 04 n 01 underproduction 0 001 @ 00586701 n 0000 | inadequate production or less than expected &%result+  
00587304 04 n 02 output 0 yield 0 003 @ 00586701 n 0000 ~ 00587517 n 0000 ~ 09380644 n 0000 | production of a certain amount &%result+  
00587431 04 n 01 capacity 0 001 @ 00586701 n 0000 | the maximum production possible &%capability+  
00587517 04 n 02 line_function 0 line_duty 0 001 @ 00587304 n 0000 | activity contributing directly to the output of an organization &%OccupationalRole+  
00587652 04 n 01 breeding 2 005 @ 00586701 n 0000 ~ 00588033 n 0000 ~ 00588183 n 0000 ~ 00588260 n 0000 ~ 00588332 n 0000 | the production of animals or plants by inbreeding or hybridization &%Replication+  
00587845 04 n 01 brewing 0 001 @ 00586701 n 0000 | the production of malt beverages (as beer or ale) from malt and hops by grinding and boiling them and fermenting the result with yeast &%Cooking+  
00588033 04 n 01 autosexing 0 001 @ 00587652 n 0000 | (especially of domestic fowl) breeding to reveal differential sex characteristics at hatching &%SexualReproduction+  
00588183 04 n 01 cattle_breeding 0 001 @ 00587652 n 0000 | breeding cattle &%SexualReproduction+  
00588260 04 n 01 dog_breeding 0 001 @ 00587652 n 0000 | breeding dogs &%SexualReproduction+  
00588332 04 n 01 horse_breeding 0 001 @ 00587652 n 0000 | breeding horses &%SexualReproduction+  
00588408 04 n 01 cultivation 0 006 @ 00586701 n 0000 ~ 00588610 n 0000 ~ 00588753 n 0000 ~ 00589348 n 0000 ~ 00590069 n 0000 ~ 00591037 n 0000 | production of food by preparing the land to grow crops &%Maintaining+  
00588610 04 n 02 beekeeping 0 apiculture 0 001 @ 00588408 n 0000 | the cultivation of bees on a commercial scale for the production of honey &%Maintaining+  
00588753 04 n 03 farming 0 agriculture 0 husbandry 0 014 @ 00588408 n 0000 ~ 00589122 n 0000 ~ 00589221 n 0000 ~ 00589685 n 0000 ~ 00589779 n 0000 %p 00590069 n 0000 ~ 00590207 n 0000 ~ 00590363 n 0000 ~ 00590480 n 0000 ~ 00590607 n 0000 ~ 00590738 n 0000 ~ 00590884 n 0000 %p 00591789 n 0000 ~ 00715426 n 0000 | the practice of cultivating the land or raising stock &%Maintaining+ 
00589122 04 n 01 animal_husbandry 0 001 @ 00588753 n 0000 | breeding and caring for farm animals &%Maintaining+  
00589221 04 n 02 arboriculture 0 tree_farming 0 001 @ 00588753 n 0000 | the cultivation of tree for the production of timber &%Maintaining+  
00589348 04 n 01 culture 0 003 @ 00588408 n 0000 ~ 00589496 n 0000 ~ 00589590 n 0000 | the raising of plants or animals: "the culture of oysters" &%Maintaining+  
00589496 04 n 01 cranberry_culture 0 001 @ 00589348 n 0000 | the cultivation of cranberries &%Maintaining+  
00589590 04 n 01 tillage 0 001 @ 00589348 n 0000 | the cultivation of soil for raising crops &%Maintaining+  
00589685 04 n 02 dairying 0 dairy_farming 0 001 @ 00588753 n 0000 | the business of a dairy &%OccupationalRole+  
00589779 04 n 02 gardening 0 horticulture 0 004 @ 00588753 n 0000 ~ 00591217 n 0000 ~ 00591327 n 0000 ~ 00591437 n 0000 | the cultivation of plants &%Maintaining+  
00589929 04 n 02 plowing 0 ploughing 0 001 @ 00590069 n 0000 | tilling the land with a plow; "he hired someone to do the plowing for him" &%Maintaining+  
00590069 04 n 01 tilling 0 003 @ 00588408 n 0000 #p 00588753 n 0000 ~ 00589929 n 0000 | cultivation of the land in order to raise crops &%Maintaining+  
00590207 04 n 02 hydroponics 0 aquiculture 0 001 @ 00588753 n 0000 | a technique of growing plants (without soil) in water containing dissolved nutrients &%Maintaining+
00590363 04 n 01 mixed_farming 0 001 @ 00588753 n 0000 | growing crops and feed and livestock all on the same farm &%Maintaining+  
00590480 04 n 01 planting 1 001 @ 00588753 n 0000 | putting seeds in the ground to grow; "the planting of corn is hard work" &%Putting+  
00590607 04 n 01 ranching 0 002 @ 00588753 n 0000 ~ 00591647 n 0000 | farming for the raising of livestock (particularly cattle) &%Maintaining+  
00590738 04 n 01 strip_cropping 0 001 @ 00588753 n 0000 | cultivation of crops in strips following the contours of the land to minimize erosion &%Maintaining+  
00590884 04 n 01 subsistence_farming 0 001 @ 00588753 n 0000 | farming that provides for the basic needs of the farmer without surpluses for marketing &%Maintaining+  
00591037 04 n 01 culture 1 001 @ 00588408 n 0000 | (biology) the growing of microorganisms in a nutrient medium (such as gelatin or agar); "the culture of cells in a Petri dish" &%Maintaining+  
00591217 04 n 02 landscaping 0 landscape_gardening 0 001 @ 00589779 n 0000 | working as a landscape gardner &%Maintaining+  
00591327 04 n 01 market_gardening 0 001 @ 00589779 n 0000 | the growing of vegetables or flowers for market &%Maintaining+  
00591437 04 n 02 flower_gardening 0 floriculture 0 001 @ 00589779 n 0000 | the cultivation of flowering plants &%Maintaining+  
00591550 04 n 01 tree_surgery 0 001 @ 00428745 n 0000 | treatment of damaged or decaying trees &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00591647 04 n 01 roundup 1 001 @ 00590607 n 0000 | the activity of gather livestock together so that they can be counted or branded or sold &%Putting+  
00591789 04 n 02 harvest 0 harvest_time 0 002 @ 10945309 n 0000 #p 00588753 n 0000 | the season for gathering crops &%Putting+  
00591907 04 n 02 haying 0 haying_time 0 001 @ 10945309 n 0000 | the season for cutting and drying and storing grass as fodder &%TimeInterval+  
00592035 04 n 01 rainmaking 0 001 @ 00586441 n 0000 | activity intended to produce rain &%Creation+  
00592125 04 n 02 mining 0 excavation 0 003 @ 00586701 n 0000 ~ 00592280 n 0000 ~ 00592401 n 0000 | the act of extracting ores or coal etc from the earth &%Removing+  
00592280 04 n 01 placer_mining 0 001 @ 00592125 n 0000 | mining valuable minerals from a placer by washing or dredging &%Removing+  
00592401 04 n 02 strip_mining 0 opencast_mining 0 001 @ 00592125 n 0000 | the mining of ore or coal from an open mine &%Removing+  
00592521 04 n 01 quarrying 0 001 @ 00586701 n 0000 | the extraction of building stone or slate from an open surface quarry &%Removing+  
00592646 04 n 03 boring 0 drilling 0 oil_production 0 001 @ 00586701 n 0000 | the act of drilling a hole in the earth in the hope of producing petroleum &%Poking+  
00592801 04 n 03 industry 0 manufacture 0 manufacturing 0 003 @ 00709093 n 0000 ~ 00586701 n 0000 ~ 00593063 n 0000 | the organized action of making of goods and services for sale; "American industry is making increased use of computers to control production" &%Manufacture=  
00593063 04 n 03 industrialization 0 industrialisation 0 industrial_enterprise 0 001 @ 00592801 n 0000 | the development of industry on an extensive scale &%Creation+  
00593220 04 n 03 devising 0 fashioning 0 making 0 002 @ 00586441 n 0000 ~ 00593451 n 0000 | the act that results in something coming to be; "the devising of plans"; "the fashioning of pots and pans"; "the making of measurements" &%Creation=  
00593451 04 n 02 mapmaking 0 cartography 0 001 @ 00593220 n 0000 | the making of maps and charts &%Making+  
00593550 04 n 02 fabrication 0 manufacture 1 003 @ 00583338 n 0000 ~ 00593716 n 0000 ~ 00594247 n 0000 | the act of making something (a product) from raw materials &%Manufacture=  
00593716 04 n 02 formation 0 shaping 0 004 @ 00593550 n 0000 ~ 00593886 n 0000 ~ 00593978 n 0000 ~ 00594112 n 0000 | the fabrication of something in a particular shape &%InternalChange+  
00593886 04 n 01 forging 0 001 @ 00593716 n 0000 | shaping metal by heating and hammering &%InternalChange+  
00593978 04 n 02 metalworking 0 metalwork 0 001 @ 00593716 n 0000 | the activity of making things out of metal in a skillful manner &%Making+  
00594112 04 n 02 grooving 0 rifling 0 001 @ 00593716 n 0000 | the cutting of spiral grooves on the inside of the barrel of a firearm &%Cutting+  
00594247 04 n 01 prefabrication 0 001 @ 00593550 n 0000 | the manufacture of sections of a building at the factory so they can be easily and rapidly assembled at the building site &%Manufacture+ 
00594429 04 n 02 confection 0 concoction 0 001 @ 00583338 n 0000 | the act of creating something by compounding or mixing raw materials &%Making+  
00594567 04 n 01 lamination 0 002 @ 00583338 n 0000 ~ 00594670 n 0000 | bonding thin sheets together &%Attaching+  
00594670 04 n 01 veneering 0 001 @ 00594567 n 0000 | the act of applying veneer &%SurfaceChange+  
00594752 04 n 01 creating_by_mental_acts 0 008 @ 00583085 n 0000 ~ 00594989 n 0000 ~ 00595769 n 0000 ~ 00596070 n 0000 ~ 00597058 n 0000 ~ 00600817 n 0000 ~ 00601160 n 0000 ~ 00601482 n 0000 | the act of creating something by thinking &%Creation+  
00594989 04 n 02 design 0 designing 0 002 @ 00594752 n 0000 ~ 00595211 n 0000 | the act of working out the form of something (as by making a sketch or outline or plan); "he contributed to the design of a new instrument" &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00595211 04 n 01 planning 2 002 @ 00594989 n 0000 ~ 00595364 n 0000 | the act or process of drawing up plans or layouts for some project or enterprise &%Planning+  
00595364 04 n 03 city_planning 0 town_planning 0 urban_planning 0 002 @ 00595211 n 0000 %m 00595573 n 0000 | determining and drawing up plans for the future physical arrangement and condition of a community &%Planning+  
00595573 04 n 01 zoning 0 002 @ 00255068 n 0000 #m 00595364 n 0000 | dividing an area into zones or sections reserved for different purposes such as residence and business and manufacturing etc &%Planning+  
00595769 04 n 02 programming 0 computer_programming 0 002 @ 00594752 n 0000 ~ 00595942 n 0000 | creating a sequence of instructions to enable the computer to do something &%Encoding+  
00595942 04 n 01 logic_programming 0 001 @ 00595769 n 0000 | creating a program that enables the computer to reason logically &%Encoding+  
00596070 04 n 01 verbal_creation 0 002 @ 00594752 n 0000 ~ 00596202 n 0000 | creating something by the use of speech and language &%ContentDevelopment+  
00596202 04 n 04 writing 2 authorship 0 composition 1 penning 0 007 @ 00596070 n 0000 ~ 00596517 n 0000 ~ 00596631 n 0000 ~ 00596754 n 0000 ~ 00596873 n 0000 ~ 00596968 n 0000 ~ 05306946 n 0000 | the act of creating written works; "writing was a form of therapy for him"; "it was a matter of disputed authorship" &%Writing=  
00596517 04 n 01 drafting 1 001 @ 00596202 n 0000 | writing a first version to be filled out and polished later &%Writing+  
00596631 04 n 03 fabrication 2 fictionalization 0 fictionalisation 0 001 @ 00596202 n 0000 | writing in a fictional form &%Writing+  
00596754 04 n 02 novelization 0 novelisation 0 001 @ 00596202 n 0000 | converting something into the form of a novel &%Writing+  
00596873 04 n 01 redaction 0 001 @ 00596202 n 0000 | the act of putting something in writing &%Writing+  
00596968 04 n 01 lexicography 0 001 @ 00596202 n 0000 | the act of writing dictionaries &%Writing+  
00597058 04 n 04 realization 0 realisation 0 actualization 0 actualisation 0 002 @ 00594752 n 0000 ~ 00597227 n 0000 | making real or giving the appearance of reality &%ExtensionFn+  
00597227 04 n 01 objectification 0 004 @ 00597058 n 0000 ~ 00597368 n 0000 ~ 00597512 n 0000 ~ 00597654 n 0000 | representing as an object &%ExtensionFn+  
00597368 04 n 04 externalization 0 externalisation 0 exteriorization 0 exteriorisation 0 001 @ 00597227 n 0000 | embodying in an outward form &%ExtensionFn+  
00597512 04 n 03 hypostatization 0 hypostatisation 0 reification 0 001 @ 00597227 n 0000 | regarding something abstract as a material thing &%ExtensionFn+  
00597654 04 n 01 embodiment 0 003 @ 00597227 n 0000 ~ 00597790 n 0000 ~ 00597895 n 0000 | giving concrete form to an abstract concept &%ExtensionFn+ 
00597790 04 n 01 soul 0 001 @ 00597654 n 0000 | the human embodiment of something; "the soul of honor" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00597895 04 n 02 personification 0 incarnation 0 001 @ 00597654 n 0000 | the act of attributing human characteristics to abstract ideas etc. &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00598038 04 n 03 art 0 artistic_creation 0 artistic_production 0 009 @ 00583085 n 0000 ~ 00598347 n 0000 ~ 00598442 n 0000 ~ 00598605 n 0000 ~ 00598775 n 0000 ~ 00598869 n 0000 ~ 00599329 n 0000 ~ 00599509 n 0000 ~ 00599811 n 0000 | the creation of beautiful or significant things; "he was a patron of art" &%Making+ 
00598347 04 n 01 ceramics 0 001 @ 00598038 n 0000 | the art of making and decorating pottery &%Making+  
00598442 04 n 02 decal 0 decalcomania 0 001 @ 00598038 n 0000 | the art of transfering designs from specially prepared paper to a wood or glass or metal surface &%Making+  
00598605 04 n 03 drawing 1 draftsmanship 0 drafting 0 002 @ 00598038 n 0000 ~ 00600032 n 0000 | the creation of artistic drawings; "he learned drawing from his father" &%Making+  
00598775 04 n 01 glyptography 0 001 @ 00598038 n 0000 | carving or engraving esp. on stones &%Making+  
00598869 04 n 01 painting 0 004 @ 00598038 n 0000 ~ 00599058 n 0000 ~ 00599185 n 0000 ~ 00600133 n 0000 | making a picture with paints; "he studied painting and sculpture for many years" &%Making+  
00599058 04 n 01 fresco 0 001 @ 00598869 n 0000 | a durable method of painting on a wall by using watercolors on wet plaster &%Making+  
00599185 04 n 01 impasto 0 001 @ 00598869 n 0000 | painting that applies the pigment thickly so that brush or palette knife marks are visible &%Making+  
00599329 04 n 01 printmaking 0 004 @ 00598038 n 0000 ~ 00600227 n 0000 ~ 00600613 n 0000 ~ 00600721 n 0000 | artistic design and manufacture of prints as woodcuts or silkscreens &%Making+  
00599509 04 n 02 sculpture 0 carving 0 002 @ 00598038 n 0000 ~ 00599638 n 0000 | making figures or designs in three dimensions &%Making+  
00599638 04 n 03 modeling 1 molding 0 moulding 0 002 @ 00599509 n 0000 ~ 00599917 n 0000 | a preliminary sculpture in wax or clay from which a finished work can be copied &%Making+  
00599811 04 n 01 topiary 0 001 @ 00598038 n 0000 | making decorative shapes by trimming shrubs or trees &%Making+  
00599917 04 n 01 cheoplasty 0 001 @ 00599638 n 0000 | molding artificial teeth using low-fusing metals or alloys &%Making+  
00600032 04 n 01 tracing 0 001 @ 00598605 n 0000 | the act of drawing a plan or diagram or outline &%ContentDevelopment+  
00600133 04 n 01 oil_painting 0 001 @ 00598869 n 0000 | the act of painting with oil paints &%Making+  
00600227 04 n 02 engraving 0 etching 0 003 @ 00599329 n 0000 ~ 00600392 n 0000 ~ 00600491 n 0000 | making engraved or etched plates and printing designs from them &%Making+  
00600392 04 n 01 steel_engraving 0 001 @ 00600227 n 0000 | the act of engraving on a steel plate &%Making+  
00600491 04 n 01 aquatint 0 001 @ 00600227 n 0000 | a method of etching that imitates the broad washes of a water color &%Making+  
00600613 04 n 01 serigraphy 0 001 @ 00599329 n 0000 | the act of making a print by the silk-screen method &%Making+  
00600721 04 n 01 lithography 0 001 @ 00599329 n 0000 | the act of making a lithographic print &%Making+  
00600817 04 n 02 composing 0 composition 2 002 @ 00594752 n 0000 ~ 00600921 n 0000 | musical creation &%ContentDevelopment+  
00600921 04 n 02 arrangement 1 arranging 0 002 @ 00600817 n 0000 ~ 00601046 n 0000 | the act of arranging a piece of music &%ContentDevelopment+  
00601046 04 n 01 orchestration 1 001 @ 00600921 n 0000 | the act of arranging a piece of music for an orchestra &%ContentDevelopment+  
00601160 04 n 01 invention 0 003 @ 00594752 n 0000 ~ 00601272 n 0000 ~ 00601385 n 0000 | the act of inventing &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00601272 04 n 03 neologism 0 neology 0 coinage 2 001 @ 00601160 n 0000 | the act of inventing a word or phrase &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00601385 04 n 02 devisal 0 contrivance 1 001 @ 00601160 n 0000 | the act of devising something &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00601482 04 n 05 conceptualization 0 conceptualisation 0 formulation 0 formularizing 0 formularising 0 003 @ 00594752 n 0000 ~ 00601680 n 0000 ~ 00601893 n 0000 | the act of formulation something &%PsychologicalProcess+  
00601680 04 n 03 approach 2 attack 3 plan_of_attack 0 002 @ 00601482 n 0000 ~ 00602028 n 0000 | a formulation adopted in tackling a problem; "his approach to every problem is to draw up a list of pros and cons" &%Plan+  
00601893 04 n 01 framing 0 001 @ 00601482 n 0000 | formulation of the plans and important details; "the framing of judicial decrees" &%Plan+  
00602028 04 n 01 avenue 0 001 @ 00601680 n 0000 | a line of approach; "they explored every avenue they could think of"; "it promises to open new avenues to understanding" &%Plan+  
00602201 04 n 01 creating_by_removal 0 006 @ 00583085 n 0000 ~ 00602398 n 0000 ~ 00602550 n 0000 ~ 00602658 n 0000 ~ 00602741 n 0000 ~ 00604176 n 0000 | the act of creating by removing something &%Creation+ &%Removing+  
00602398 04 n 03 excavation 1 digging 0 dig 1 001 @ 00602201 n 0000 | the act of digging; "there's an interesting excavation going on near Princeton" &%Removing+  
00602550 04 n 02 carving 1 cutting 5 001 @ 00602201 n 0000 | cutting away parts to create a desired shape &%Removing+ &%InternalChange+  
00602658 04 n 02 drilling 1 boring 1 001 @ 00602201 n 0000 | the act of drilling &%Poking+  
00602741 04 n 01 gouge 0 001 @ 00602201 n 0000 | the act of gouging &%Poking+  
00602811 04 n 02 puncture 0 puncturing 0 004 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00602969 n 0000 ~ 00603960 n 0000 ~ 00604081 n 0000 | the act of puncturing or perforating &%Poking+  
00602969 04 n 01 centesis 0 006 @ 00602811 n 0000 ~ 00603216 n 0000 ~ 00603345 n 0000 ~ 00603537 n 0000 ~ 00603639 n 0000 ~ 00603744 n 0000 | (surgery) the act of puncturing a body cavity or organ with a hollow needle in order to draw out fluid &%Poking+ &%Removing+  
00603216 04 n 02 abdominocentesis 0 paracentesis 0 001 @ 00602969 n 0000 | centesis of the belly to remove fluid for diagnosis &%Poking+ &%Removing+  
00603345 04 n 01 amniocentesis 0 001 @ 00602969 n 0000 | extraction of amniotic fluid from a pregnant woman (after the 15th week of pregnancy) to aid in the diagnosis of fetal abnormalities &%Poking+ &%Removing+  
00603537 04 n 01 arthrocentesis 0 001 @ 00602969 n 0000 | removal of fluid from a joint by centesis &%Poking+ &%Removing+  
00603639 04 n 01 celiocentesis 0 001 @ 00602969 n 0000 | removal of fluid from the abdomen by centesis &%Poking+ &%Removing+  
00603744 04 n 03 lumbar_puncture 0 spinal_puncture 0 spinal_tap 0 001 @ 00602969 n 0000 | removal of fluid from the subarachnoid space of the lumbar region of the spinal cord for diagnostic or therapeutic purposes &%Poking+ &%Removing+  
00603960 04 n 01 perforation 0 001 @ 00602811 n 0000 | the act of punching a role of holes (as for ease of separation) &%Poking+  
00604081 04 n 01 pricking 0 001 @ 00602811 n 0000 | the act of puncturing with a small point &%Poking+  
00604176 04 n 02 film_editing 0 cutting 3 001 @ 00602201 n 0000 | the activity of selecting the scenes to be shown and putting them together to create a film &%ContentDevelopment+  
00604336 04 n 04 search 0 searching 0 hunt 2 hunting 2 010 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00604652 n 0000 ~ 00604772 n 0000 ~ 00604875 n 0000 ~ 00604983 n 0000 ~ 00605096 n 0000 ~ 00605193 n 0000 ~ 00605314 n 0000 ~ 00605434 n 0000 ~ 00641322 n 0000 | the activity of looking thoroughly in order to find something or someone &%Pursuing+  
00604652 04 n 01 dowsing 0 001 @ 00604336 n 0000 | searching for underground water or minerals by using a dowsing rod &%Pursuing+  
00604772 04 n 01 exploration 0 002 @ 00604336 n 0000 ~ 00605643 n 0000 | a careful systematic search &%Pursuing+  
00604875 04 n 02 foraging 0 forage 0 001 @ 00604336 n 0000 | the act of searching for food and provisions &%Pursuing+  
00604983 04 n 02 frisk 0 frisking 0 001 @ 00604336 n 0000 | the act of searching someone for concealed weapons &%Pursuing+  
00605096 04 n 02 looking 0 looking_for 0 001 @ 00604336 n 0000 | the act of searching visually &%Pursuing+  
00605193 04 n 01 manhunt 0 001 @ 00604336 n 0000 | an organized search (by police) for a person (charged with a crime) &%Pursuing+  
00605314 04 n 02 quest 0 seeking 0 001 @ 00604336 n 0000 | the act of searching for something; "a quest for diamonds" &%Pursuing+  
00605434 04 n 03 ransacking 0 rummage 0 digging 1 001 @ 00604336 n 0000 | a thorough search for something (often causing disorder or confusion); "he gave the attic a good rummage but couldn't find his skis" &%Pursuing+  
00605643 04 n 01 probe 0 001 @ 00604772 n 0000 | an exploratory action or expedition &%Pursuing+  
00605730 04 n 06 use 0 usage 0 utilization 0 utilisation 0 employment 1 exercise 3 007 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00415881 n 0000 ~ 00606005 n 0000 ~ 00606110 n 0000 ~ 00606479 n 0000 ~ 00607051 n 0000 ~ 00607299 n 0000 | the act of using; "the steps were worn from years of use" &%uses=  
00606005 04 n 01 play 8 001 @ 00605730 n 0000 | utilization or exercise; "the play of the imagination" &%Process+  
00606110 04 n 02 misuse 0 abuse 1 002 @ 00605730 n 0000 ~ 00606214 n 0000 | improper or excessive use &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00606214 04 n 03 substance_abuse 0 drug_abuse 0 habit 1 002 @ 00606110 n 0000 ~ 00606337 n 0000 | excessive use of drugs &%uses+  
00606337 04 n 03 alcohol_abuse 0 alcoholic_abuse 0 alcoholism_abuse 0 001 @ 00606214 n 0000 | excessive use of alcohol and alcoholic drinks &%uses+  
00606479 04 n 02 exploitation 0 development 2 007 @ 00605730 n 0000 ~ 00606823 n 0000 ~ 00606920 n 0000 ~ 00609178 n 0000 ~ 00609335 n 0000 ~ 00609454 n 0000 ~ 00609704 n 0000 | the act of making some area of land or water more profitable or productive or useful: "the development of Alaskan resources"; "the exploitation of copper deposits" &%resource+  
00606823 04 n 01 land_development 0 001 @ 00606479 n 0000 | making an area of land more useful &%resource+  
00606920 04 n 03 water_development 0 water_project 0 water_program 0 001 @ 00606479 n 0000 | making an area of water more useful &%resource+  
00607051 04 n 01 recycling 0 002 @ 00605730 n 0000 ~ 00607207 n 0000 | the act of processing used or abandoned materials for use in creating new products &%resource+  
00607207 04 n 01 bottle_collection 2 001 @ 00607051 n 0000 | collecting bottles for reuse &%Putting+  
00607299 04 n 02 application 2 practical_application 0 003 @ 00605730 n 0000 ~ 00607608 n 0000 ~ 00607693 n 0000 | the act of bringing something to bear; using it for a particular purpose; "he advocated the application of statistics to the problem"; "a novel application of electronics to medical diagnosis &%uses+  
00607608 04 n 01 misapplication 2 001 @ 00607299 n 0000 | wrong use or application &%uses+  
00607693 04 n 02 technology 0 engineering 1 008 @ 00607299 n 0000 @ 00402228 n 0000 ~ 00607950 n 0000 ~ 00608072 n 0000 ~ 00608219 n 0000 ~ 00608358 n 0000 ~ 00608707 n 0000 ~ 00608841 n 0000 | the practical application of science to commerce or industry &%FieldOfStudy+ 
00607950 04 n 01 aeronautical_engineering 0 001 @ 00607693 n 0000 | the activity of designing and constructing aircraft &%FieldOfStudy@  
00608072 04 n 02 automotive_technology 0 automotive_engineering 0 001 @ 00607693 n 0000 | the activity of designing and constructing automobiles &%FieldOfStudy@  
00608219 04 n 01 chemical_engineering 0 001 @ 00607693 n 0000 | the activity of applying chemistry to the solution of practical problems &%FieldOfStudy@  
00608358 04 n 01 communications_technology 0 002 @ 00607693 n 0000 ~ 00608528 n 0000 | the activity of designing and constructing and maintaining communication systems &%FieldOfStudy@  
00608528 04 n 01 digital_communications_technology 0 001 @ 00608358 n 0000 | the design and construction of communications technology that transmits information in digital form &%FieldOfStudy@  
00608707 04 n 01 computer_technology 0 001 @ 00607693 n 0000 | the activity of designing and constructing and programming computers &%FieldOfStudy@  
00608841 04 n 01 rail_technology 0 002 @ 00607693 n 0000 ~ 00608987 n 0000 | the activity of designing and constructing and operating railroads &%FieldOfStudy@  
00608987 04 n 01 magnetic_levitation 0 001 @ 00608841 n 0000 | high-speed rail technology; train is suspended on a magnetic cushion above a magnetized track and so travels free of friction &%FieldOfStudy@ 
00609178 04 n 04 overexploitation 0 overuse 0 overutilization 0 overutilisation 0 001 @ 00606479 n 0000 | exploitation to the point of diminishing returns &%uses+  
00609335 04 n 02 capitalization 0 capitalisation 0 001 @ 00606479 n 0000 | the act of capitalizing on an opportunity &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00609454 04 n 02 commercialization 0 commercialisation 0 001 @ 00606479 n 0000 | the act of commercializing something &%Selling+  
00609574 04 n 01 capitalization 3 001 @ 00561931 n 0000 | an estimation of the value of a business on the basis of its earnings &%Comparing+ 
00609704 04 n 01 electrification 1 001 @ 00606479 n 0000 | the act of providing electricity; "the electrification of rural Tennessee" &%Putting+  
00609840 04 n 02 military_action 0 action 3 011 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00610417 n 0000 ~ 00610851 n 0000 ~ 00611021 n 0000 ~ 00611413 n 0000 ~ 00611703 n 0000 ~ 00612083 n 0000 ~ 00612245 n 0000 ~ 00612393 n 0000 ~ 00624599 n 0000 ~ 00626011 n 0000 | a military engagement; "he saw action in Korea" &%Battle+  
00610138 04 n 01 limited_war 0 001 @ 00626011 n 0000 | a war whose objective is less than the unconditional defeat of the enemy &%War+  
00610268 04 n 02 psychological_warfare 0 war_of_nerves 0 001 @ 00626011 n 0000 | the use of psychological tactics to destroy the opponents' morale &%Plan+  
00610417 04 n 04 battle 0 conflict 1 fight 1 engagement 1 009 @ 00609840 n 0000 #p 00626011 n 0000 ~ 00612561 n 0000 ~ 00612706 n 0000 ~ 00614512 n 0000 ~ 00619159 n 0000 ~ 00627012 n 0000 ~ 00823583 n 0000 ~ 00829858 n 0000 | a hostile meeting of opposing military forces in the course of a war; "Grant won a decisive victory in the battle of Chickamauga"; "he lost his romantic ideas about war when he got into a real engagement" &%Battle=  
00610851 04 n 02 blockade 0 encirclement 0 003 @ 00609840 n 0000 ~ 00695597 n 0000 ~ 00695744 n 0000 | a war measure that isolates some area of importance to the enemy &%Maneuver+  
00611021 04 n 03 defense 0 defence 0 defensive_measure 0 009 @ 00609840 n 0000 ~ 00532025 n 0000 ~ 00615920 n 0000 ~ 00616579 n 0000 ~ 00616808 n 0000 ~ 00616959 n 0000 ~ 00617368 n 0000 ~ 00617536 n 0000 ~ 00621461 n 0000 | military action or resources protecting a country against potential enemies; "they died in the defense of Stalingrad"; "they were developed for the defense program" &%Maneuver+  
00611413 04 n 02 electronic_warfare 0 EW 0 005 @ 00609840 n 0000 ~ 00642567 n 0000 ~ 00642789 n 0000 ~ 00643021 n 0000 ~ 00643288 n 0000 | military action involving the use of electromagnetic energy to determine or exploit or reduce or prevent hostile use of the electromagnetic spectrum &%Plan+  
00611703 04 n 01 operation 2 013 @ 00609840 n 0000 ~ 00615775 n 0000 ~ 00621581 n 0000 ~ 00623798 n 0000 ~ 00623965 n 0000 ~ 00624734 n 0000 ~ 00625655 n 0000 ~ 00630513 n 0000 ~ 00630959 n 0000 ~ 00631461 n 0000 ~ 00633562 n 0000 ~ 00838496 n 0000 ~ 00840564 n 0000 | a military or naval action (as a maneuver or campaign); "it was a joint operation of the navy and air force" &%Contest+  
00612083 04 n 01 police_action 0 001 @ 00609840 n 0000 | a local military action without declaration of war; against violators of international peace and order &%Contest+  
00612245 04 n 01 resistance 1 001 @ 00609840 n 0000 | the military action of resisting the enemy's advance; "the enemy offered little resistance" &%Contest+  
00612393 04 n 02 saber_rattling 0 sabre_rattling 0 001 @ 00609840 n 0000 | the ostentatious display of military power (with the implied threat that it might be used) &%Disseminating+  
00612561 04 n 01 Armageddon 0 001 @ 00610417 n 0000 | any catastrophically destructive battle; "they called the first World War an Armageddon" &%War+  
00612706 04 n 01 pitched_battle 0 092 @ 00610417 n 0000 ~ 00822230 n 0000 ~ 00822843 n 0000 ~ 00823128 n 0000 ~ 00823799 n 0000 ~ 00824115 n 0000 ~ 00824585 n 0000 ~ 00824818 n 0000 ~ 00824984 n 0000 ~ 00825198 n 0000 ~ 00825407 n 0000 ~ 00825672 n 0000 ~ 00825901 n 0000 ~ 00826095 n 0000 ~ 00826306 n 0000 ~ 00826537 n 0000 ~ 00826666 n 0000 ~ 00826858 n 0000 ~ 00826997 n 0000 ~ 00827195 n 0000 ~ 00827371 n 0000 ~ 00827603 n 0000 ~ 00827766 n 0000 ~ 00828073 n 0000 ~ 00828550 n 0000 ~ 00828754 n 0000 ~ 00828999 n 0000 ~ 00829201 n 0000 ~ 00830294 n 0000 ~ 00830665 n 0000 ~ 00830873 n 0000 ~ 00831107 n 0000 ~ 00831417 n 0000 ~ 00831667 n 0000 ~ 00831855 n 0000 ~ 00832295 n 0000 ~ 00832514 n 0000 ~ 00832863 n 0000 ~ 00833073 n 0000 ~ 00833247 n 0000 ~ 00833705 n 0000 ~ 00834095 n 0000 ~ 00834511 n 0000 ~ 00834714 n 0000 ~ 00835133 n 0000 ~ 00835314 n 0000 ~ 00836395 n 0000 ~ 00836598 n 0000 ~ 00836850 n 0000 ~ 00837059 n 0000 ~ 00837455 n 0000 ~ 00837630 n 0000 ~ 00837805 n 0000 ~ 00837997 n 0000 ~ 00838237 n 0000 ~ 00839113 n 0000 ~ 00839315 n 0000 ~ 00839552 n 0000 ~ 00840379 n 0000 ~ 00840906 n 0000 ~ 00841564 n 0000 ~ 00841692 n 0000 ~ 00842149 n 0000 ~ 00842352 n 0000 ~ 00842661 n 0000 ~ 00842838 n 0000 ~ 00843020 n 0000 ~ 00843229 n 0000 ~ 00843410 n 0000 ~ 00843602 n 0000 ~ 00843840 n 0000 ~ 00844774 n 0000 ~ 00844983 n 0000 ~ 00845154 n 0000 ~ 00845442 n 0000 ~ 00845803 n 0000 ~ 00846038 n 0000 ~ 00846192 n 0000 ~ 00846556 n 0000 ~ 00847140 n 0000 ~ 00847568 n 0000 ~ 00847716 n 0000 ~ 00847911 n 0000 ~ 00848604 n 0000 ~ 00848805 n 0000 ~ 00849268 n 0000 ~ 00849694 n 0000 ~ 00850241 n 0000 ~ 00850708 n 0000 ~ 00850981 n 0000 ~ 00851278 n 0000 ~ 00851620 n 0000 | a fierce battle fought in close combat between troops in predetermined positions at a chosen time and place &%Battle+  
00614512 04 n 01 naval_battle 0 018 @ 00610417 n 0000 ~ 00821498 n 0000 ~ 00821666 n 0000 ~ 00821937 n 0000 ~ 00824345 n 0000 ~ 00828309 n 0000 ~ 00832107 n 0000 ~ 00833881 n 0000 ~ 00834946 n 0000 ~ 00837244 n 0000 ~ 00838846 n 0000 ~ 00839797 n 0000 ~ 00841070 n 0000 ~ 00841848 n 0000 ~ 00844491 n 0000 ~ 00846347 n 0000 ~ 00848132 n 0000 ~ 00848396 n 0000 | a pitched battle between naval fleets &%Battle+  
00614914 04 n 03 conflict 0 struggle 2 battle 2 008 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00615583 n 0000 ~ 00617685 n 0000 ~ 00756240 n 0000 ~ 00756377 n 0000 ~ 00758807 n 0000 ~ 00802886 n 0000 ~ 00802991 n 0000 | an open clash between two opposing groups (or individuals); "the harder the conflict the more glorious the triumph"--Thomas Paine; "police tried to control the battle between the pro- and anti-abortion mobs" &%Contest+  
00615322 04 n 04 brush 0 clash 0 encounter 0 skirmish 0 002 @ 00758807 n 0000 ~ 00615447 n 0000 | a minor short-term fight &%Contest+  
00615447 04 n 01 contretemps 0 001 @ 00615322 n 0000 | an awkward clash; "he tried to smooth over his contretemps with the policeman" &%Contest+  
00615583 04 n 03 class_struggle 0 class_war 0 class_warfare 0 001 @ 00614914 n 0000 | conflict between social or economic classes (especially between the capitalist and proletariat classes) &%Contest+  
00615775 04 n 03 maneuver 2 manoeuvre 2 simulated_military_operation 0 002 @ 00611703 n 0000 #p 00575711 n 0000 | a military training exercise &%Pretending+  
00615920 04 n 01 air_defense 0 003 @ 00611021 n 0000 ~ 00616123 n 0000 ~ 00616274 n 0000 | defensive measures designed to destroy attacking enemy aircraft or missiles or to nullify their effectiveness &%Plan+  
00616123 04 n 01 active_air_defense 0 001 @ 00615920 n 0000 | air defense by the use aircraft or missiles or artillery or electronic countermeasures &%Plan+  
00616274 04 n 01 passive_air_defense 0 001 @ 00615920 n 0000 | air defense by the use of deception or dispersion or protective construction &%Plan+  
00616416 04 n 01 civil_defense 0 002 @ 00522858 n 0000 ~ 00522704 n 0000 | activities organized by civilians for their own protection in time of war or disaster &%Plan+  
00616579 04 n 01 stand 0 002 @ 00611021 n 0000 ~ 00616711 n 0000 | a defensive effort; "the army made a final stand at the Rhone" &%Battle+  
00616711 04 n 03 repulsion 0 repelling 0 standoff 1 001 @ 00616579 n 0000 | a successful stand &%Battle+  
00616808 04 n 02 hasty_defense 0 hasty_defence 0 001 @ 00611021 n 0000 | a defense organized while in contact with the enemy or when time is limited &%Plan+  
00616959 04 n 02 deliberate_defense 0 deliberate_defence 0 002 @ 00611021 n 0000 ~ 00617245 n 0000 | a defensive organized before contact is made with the enemy and while time for organization is available; usually includes a fortified zone (with pillboxes) and communication systems &%Plan+  
00617245 04 n 02 fortification 0 strengthening 1 001 @ 00616959 n 0000 | the act of fortifying or strengthening defenses &%Increasing+  
00617368 04 n 02 chemical_defense 0 chemical_defence 0 001 @ 00611021 n 0000 | procedures involved in taking defensive measures against attacks using chemical agents &%Plan+  
00617536 04 n 02 mining 2 minelaying 0 001 @ 00611021 n 0000 | laying explosive mines in concealed places to destroy enemy personnel and equipment &%Putting+  
00617685 04 n 05 rebellion 0 insurrection 0 revolt 0 rising 0 uprising 0 004 @ 00614914 n 0000 ~ 00618461 n 0000 ~ 00618768 n 0000 ~ 00618923 n 0000 | organized opposition to authority; a conflict in which one faction tries to wrest control from another &%Contest+ &%PoliticalProcess+  
00617941 04 n 01 civil_war 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 ~ 00851826 n 0000 ~ 00853846 n 0000 | a war between factions in the same country &%War+  
00618075 04 n 01 revolution 0 008 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00618313 n 0000 ~ 00852246 n 0000 ~ 00853508 n 0000 ~ 00854080 n 0000 ~ 00854748 n 0000 ~ 00855530 n 0000 ~ 00857285 n 0000 | the overthrow of a government by those who are governed &%Contest+ &%PoliticalProcess+  
00618313 04 n 01 counterrevolution 0 001 @ 00618075 n 0000 | a revolution whose aim is to reverse the changes introduced by a previous revolution &%Contest+ &%PoliticalProcess+  
00618461 04 n 01 insurgency 0 002 @ 00617685 n 0000 ~ 00618654 n 0000 | an organized rebellion aimed at overthrowing a constituted government through the use of subversion and armed conflict &%Contest+ &%PoliticalProcess+  
00618654 04 n 01 counterinsurgency 0 001 @ 00618461 n 0000 | actions taken by a government to defeat insurgency &%Contest+ &%PoliticalProcess+  
00618768 04 n 01 mutiny 0 001 @ 00617685 n 0000 | open rebellion against constituted authority (especially by seamen or soldiers against their officers) &%Contest+  
00618923 04 n 02 Peasant's_Revolt 0 Great_Revolt 0 001 @ 00617685 n 0000 | (English history) a widespread rebellion in 1381 against poll taxes and other inequities that oppressed the poorer people of England; suppressed by Richard II &%Contest@  
00619159 04 n 02 combat 0 armed_combat 0 004 @ 00610417 n 0000 #p 00626011 n 0000 ~ 00619330 n 0000 ~ 00803370 n 0000 | an engagement fought between two military forces &%Battle+  
00619330 04 n 02 hostility 1 belligerency 0 001 @ 00619159 n 0000 | acts of overt warfare; "the outbreak of hostilities" &%War= 
00619453 04 n 02 aggression 0 hostility 0 004 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00619629 n 0000 ~ 00619852 n 0000 ~ 00620094 n 0000 | violent action that is hostile and usually unprovoked &%ViolentContest+  
00619629 04 n 01 meat_grinder 0 001 @ 00619453 n 0000 | any action resulting in injury or destruction; "the meat grinder of politics destroyed his reputation" or "allied forces crumbled before the Wehrmacht meat grinder" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00619852 04 n 02 violence 1 force 1 002 @ 00619453 n 0000 ~ 00758437 n 0000 | an act of aggression (as one against a person who resists); "he may accomplish by craft in the long run what he cannot do by force and violence in the short one" &%ViolentContest+  
00620094 04 n 03 plundering 0 pillage 0 pillaging 0 007 @ 00619453 n 0000 ~ 00620394 n 0000 ~ 00620496 n 0000 ~ 00620675 n 0000 ~ 00620776 n 0000 ~ 00620923 n 0000 ~ 00621040 n 0000 | the act of stealing valuable things from a place; "the plundering of Rome"; "his plundering of the great authors" &%UnilateralGetting+  
00620394 04 n 02 marauding 0 banditry 0 001 @ 00620094 n 0000 | the practice of plundering in gangs &%UnilateralGetting+  
00620496 04 n 02 rape 1 rapine 0 001 @ 00620094 n 0000 | the act of despoiling a country in warfare &%UnilateralGetting+  
00620598 04 n 01 rustling 0 001 @ 00499179 n 0000 | the stealing of cattle &%UnilateralGetting+  
00620675 04 n 02 looting 0 robbery 1 001 @ 00620094 n 0000 | plundering during riots or in wartime &%UnilateralGetting+  
00620776 04 n 05 spoil 0 spoliation 0 spoilation 0 despoliation 0 despoilment 0 001 @ 00620094 n 0000 | the act of stripping and taking by force &%UnilateralGetting+  
00620923 04 n 02 ravaging 0 devastation 1 001 @ 00620094 n 0000 | plundering with excessive damage and destruction &%UnilateralGetting+  
00621040 04 n 03 predation 0 depredation 0 preying 0 001 @ 00620094 n 0000 | an act of plundering &%UnilateralGetting+  
00621140 04 n 02 chemical_warfare 0 chemical_operations 0 001 @ 00626011 n 0000 | warfare using chemical agents to kill or injure or incapacitate the enemy &%War+  
00621298 04 n 02 biological_warfare 0 BW 0 002 @ 00626011 n 0000 ~ 00643489 n 0000 | the use of bacteria or viruses of toxins to destroy men and animals or food &%War+  
00621461 04 n 02 biological_warfare_defense 0 BW_defense 0 001 @ 00611021 n 0000 | defense against biological warfare &%Plan+  
00621581 04 n 02 campaign 0 military_campaign 0 006 @ 00611703 n 0000 ~ 00621864 n 0000 ~ 00829406 n 0000 ~ 00840011 n 0000 ~ 00841290 n 0000 ~ 00849983 n 0000 | several related operations aimed at achieving a particular goal (usually within geographical and temporal constraints) &%War+  
00621864 04 n 03 expedition 1 military_expedition 0 hostile_expedition 0 002 @ 00621581 n 0000 ~ 00622063 n 0000 | a military campaign designed to achieve a specific objective in a foreign country &%War+  
00622063 04 n 01 Crusade 1 008 @ 00621864 n 0000 ~ 00622405 n 0000 ~ 00622542 n 0000 ~ 00622737 n 0000 ~ 00623010 n 0000 ~ 00623183 n 0000 ~ 00623403 n 0000 ~ 00623648 n 0000 | any of the more or less continuous military expeditions in the 11-13th centuries when Christian powers of Europe tried to recapture the Holy Land from the Muslims &%War+  
00622405 04 n 01 First_Crusade 0 001 @ 00622063 n 0000 | a Crusade from 1096 to 1099; captured Jerusalem and created a theocracy there &%War@  
00622542 04 n 01 Second_Crusade 0 001 @ 00622063 n 0000 | a Crusade from 1145 to 1147 that failed because of internal disagreements among the crusaders and led to the loss of Jerusalem in 1187 &%War@  
00622737 04 n 01 Third_Crusade 0 001 @ 00622063 n 0000 | a Crusade from 1189 to 1192 led by Richard I of England and the king of France that failed because an army torn by dissensions and fighting on foreign soil could not succeed against forces united by religious zeal &%War@  
00623010 04 n 01 Fourth_Crusade 0 001 @ 00622063 n 0000 | a Crusade from 1202 to 1204 that was diverted into a battle for Constantinople and failed to recapture Jerusalem &%War@  
00623183 04 n 01 Fifth_Crusade 0 001 @ 00622063 n 0000 | a Crusade under papal control from 1218 to 1221 that achieved military victories but failed when dissension arose over accepting the terms they had been offered &%War@  
00623403 04 n 01 Sixth_Crusade 0 001 @ 00622063 n 0000 | a Crusade from 1228 to 1229 led by the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II who was therefore excommunicated by the Pope; by negotiation Frederick was able to crown himself king of Jerusalem &%War@  
00623648 04 n 01 Seventh_Crusade 0 001 @ 00622063 n 0000 | a Crusade initiated in 1248 after the loss of Jerusalem in 1244 and and defeated in 1249 &%War@  
00623798 04 n 01 naval_campaign 0 001 @ 00611703 n 0000 | an operation conducted primarily by naval forces in order to gain or extend or maintain control of the sea &%IntentionalProcess+  
00623965 04 n 02 mission 1 military_mission 0 005 @ 00611703 n 0000 ~ 00624204 n 0000 ~ 00624305 n 0000 ~ 00624397 n 0000 ~ 00625146 n 0000 | an operation that is assigned by a higher headquarters; "the planes were on a bombing mission" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00624204 04 n 01 combat_mission 0 001 @ 00623965 n 0000 | a mission to capture or defend something &%Contest+  
00624305 04 n 01 search_mission 0 001 @ 00623965 n 0000 | a mission to discover something &%Searching+   
00624397 04 n 01 search_and_destroy_mission 0 001 @ 00623965 n 0000 | an operation developed for US troops in Vietnam; troops would move through a designated area destroying troops as they found them &%Pursuing+ &%Destruction+  
00624599 04 n 02 sortie 0 sally 0 001 @ 00609840 n 0000 | a military action in which besieged troops burst forth from their position &%Motion+  
00624734 04 n 03 support 3 reinforcement 1 reenforcement 0 002 @ 00611703 n 0000 ~ 00625018 n 0000 | a military operation (often involving new supplies of men and materiel) to strengthen a military force or aid in the performance of its mission; "they called for artillery support" &%Increasing+  
00625018 04 n 01 close_support 0 001 @ 00624734 n 0000 | close-in firing by one unit against an enemy engaged by another unit &%Contest+  
00625146 04 n 01 direct_support 0 001 @ 00623965 n 0000 | a mission requiring one force to support another specific force and authorizing it to answer directly the supported force's request for assistance &%Contest+  
00625353 04 n 01 amphibious_demonstration 0 001 @ 00630959 n 0000 | an amphibious operation conducted for the purpose of deceiving the enemy and leading him into a course of action unfavorable to him &%Pretending+  
00625555 04 n 01 diversionary_landing 0 001 @ 00627649 n 0000 | an amphibious diversionary attack &%Pretending+  
00625655 04 n 04 attack 0 onslaught 0 onset 1 onrush 0 013 @ 00611703 n 0000 ~ 00626926 n 0000 %p 00627012 n 0000 ~ 00627257 n 0000 ~ 00627452 n 0000 ~ 00627649 n 0000 ~ 00627831 n 0000 ~ 00628019 n 0000 ~ 00629246 n 0000 ~ 00629424 n 0000 ~ 00629628 n 0000 ~ 00635718 n 0000 ~ 00809401 n 0000 | the beginning of an offensive; "the attack began at dawn" &%ViolentContest+  
00626011 04 n 02 war 0 warfare 0 037 @ 00609840 n 0000 ~ 00610138 n 0000 ~ 00610268 n 0000 %p 00610417 n 0000 ~ 00617941 n 0000 %p 00619159 n 0000 ~ 00621140 n 0000 ~ 00621298 n 0000 ~ 00643613 n 0000 ~ 00643714 n 0000 %p 00803370 n 0000 ~ 00852529 n 0000 ~ 00852735 n 0000 ~ 00852986 n 0000 ~ 00853179 n 0000 ~ 00853664 n 0000 ~ 00854360 n 0000 ~ 00854569 n 0000 ~ 00854887 n 0000 ~ 00855068 n 0000 ~ 00855316 n 0000 ~ 00855623 n 0000 ~ 00855981 n 0000 ~ 00856551 n 0000 ~ 00856729 n 0000 ~ 00856891 n 0000 ~ 00857620 n 0000 ~ 00857807 n 0000 ~ 00858055 n 0000 ~ 00858212 n 0000 ~ 00858512 n 0000 ~ 00858919 n 0000 ~ 00859169 n 0000 ~ 00859377 n 0000 ~ 00859637 n 0000 ~ 00859928 n 0000 ~ 10072161 n 0000 | the waging of armed conflict against an enemy; "thousands of people were killed in the war" &%War=  
00626813 04 n 02 air_raid 0 air_attack 0 001 @ 00628970 n 0000 | an attack by armed planes on a surface target &%ViolentContest+  
00626926 04 n 01 ground_attack 0 001 @ 00625655 n 0000 | an attack by ground troops &%ViolentContest+  
00627012 04 n 01 assault 0 003 @ 00610417 n 0000 #p 00625655 n 0000 ~ 00627161 n 0000 | close fighting during the culmination of a military attack &%ViolentContest+  
00627161 04 n 01 storm 0 001 @ 00627012 n 0000 | a direct and violent assault on a stronghold &%ViolentContest+  
00627257 04 n 01 charge 1 001 @ 00625655 n 0000 | a impetuous rush toward someone or something; "the wrestler's charge carried him past his adversary"; "the battle began with a cavalry charge" &%ViolentContest+  
00627452 04 n 02 banzai_attack 0 banzai_charge 0 001 @ 00625655 n 0000 | a mass attack of troops without concern for casualties; originated by Japanese who accompanied it with  yells of `banzai' &%ViolentContest+  
00627649 04 n 02 diversion 2 diversionary_attack 0 002 @ 00625655 n 0000 ~ 00625555 n 0000 | an attack calculated to draw enemy defense away from the point of the principal attack &%ViolentContest+  
00627831 04 n 02 penetration 0 incursion 0 005 @ 00625655 n 0000 ~ 00628140 n 0000 ~ 00628646 n 0000 ~ 00628795 n 0000 ~ 00628970 n 0000 | an attack that penetrates into enemy territory &%ViolentContest+  
00628019 04 n 01 blitz 0 001 @ 00625655 n 0000 | a rapid and violent military attack with intensive aerial bombardment &%ViolentContest+  
00628140 04 n 01 breakthrough 1 001 @ 00627831 n 0000 | a penetration of an enemy's defense in depth and strength &%ViolentContest+  
00628256 04 n 03 safety_blitz 0 linebacker_blitzing 0 blitz 2 001 @ 00363237 n 0000 | (football) defensive players try to break through the offensive line &%Maneuver+ 
00628413 04 n 02 mousetrap 0 trap_play 0 001 @ 00363237 n 0000 | (football) a play in which a defensive player is allowed to cross the line of scrimmage and then blocked off as the runner goes through the place the lineman vacated &%Maneuver+  
00628646 04 n 01 invasion 0 002 @ 00627831 n 0000 ~ 00629095 n 0000 | the act of invading; the act of an army that invades for conquest or plunder &%ViolentContest+  
00628795 04 n 01 infiltration 0 001 @ 00627831 n 0000 | a process in which a military force moves as individuals (or small groups) through enemy positions without detection &%Motion+  
00628970 04 n 03 foray 0 raid 0 maraud 0 003 @ 00627831 n 0000 ~ 00626813 n 0000 ~ 00629177 n 0000 | a sudden short attack &%ViolentContest+  
00629095 04 n 01 inroad 0 001 @ 00628646 n 0000 | an invasion or hostile attack &%ViolentContest+  
00629177 04 n 01 swoop 1 001 @ 00628970 n 0000 | a very rapid raid &%ViolentContest+  
00629246 04 n 01 strike 2 001 @ 00625655 n 0000 | an attack that is intended to seize or inflict damage on or destroy an objective; "the strike was scheduled to begin at dawn" &%ViolentContest+  
00629424 04 n 02 counterattack 0 countermove 0 001 @ 00625655 n 0000 | an attack by a defending force against an attacking enemy force in order to regain lost ground or cut off enemy advance units etc. &%ViolentContest+  
00629628 04 n 02 bombing 0 bombardment 1 002 @ 00625655 n 0000 ~ 00629741 n 0000 | an attack by dropping bombs &%ViolentContest+  
00629741 04 n 01 bombing_run 0 003 @ 00629628 n 0000 ~ 00629970 n 0000 ~ 00630119 n 0000 | that part of the flight that begins with the approach to the target; includes target acquisition and ends with the release of the bombs &%ViolentContest+  
00629970 04 n 01 dive-bombing 0 001 @ 00629741 n 0000 | a bombing run in which the bomber release the bomb while flying straight toward the target &%ViolentContest+  
00630119 04 n 02 loft_bombing 0 toss_bombing 0 002 @ 00629741 n 0000 ~ 00630328 n 0000 | a bombing run in which the bomber approaches the target at a low altitude and pulls up just before releasing the bomb &%ViolentContest+ 
00630328 04 n 01 over-the-shoulder_bombing 0 001 @ 00630119 n 0000 | a special case of loft bombing in which the bomb is released past the vertical so it is tossed back to the target &%ViolentContest+  
00630513 04 n 03 offense 0 offence 0 offensive 0 003 @ 00611703 n 0000 ~ 00630658 n 0000 ~ 00630852 n 0000 | the action of attacking the enemy &%ViolentContest+  
00630658 04 n 01 counteroffensive 0 001 @ 00630513 n 0000 | a large scale offensive (more than a counterattack) undertaken by a defending force to seize the initiative from an attacking force &%ViolentContest+  
00630852 04 n 02 rollback 0 push_back 0 001 @ 00630513 n 0000 | the act of forcing the enemy to withdraw &%ViolentContest+  
00630959 04 n 01 amphibious_operation 0 004 @ 00611703 n 0000 ~ 00625353 n 0000 ~ 00631128 n 0000 ~ 00830040 n 0000 | a military operation by both land and sea forces &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00631128 04 n 01 amphibious_assault 0 010 @ 00630959 n 0000 ~ 00830483 n 0000 ~ 00832711 n 0000 ~ 00833465 n 0000 ~ 00834315 n 0000 ~ 00835502 n 0000 ~ 00844110 n 0000 ~ 00844321 n 0000 ~ 00847331 n 0000 ~ 00849454 n 0000 | an amphibious operation attacking a land base that is carried out by troops that are landed by naval ships &%ViolentContest+  
00631461 04 n 01 information_gathering 0 002 @ 00611703 n 0000 ~ 00631580 n 0000 | the act of collecting information &%Investigating+  
00631580 04 n 03 intelligence 0 intelligence_activity 0 intelligence_operation 0 010 @ 00631461 n 0000 ~ 00428003 n 0000 ~ 00631903 n 0000 ~ 00632097 n 0000 ~ 00632429 n 0000 ~ 00632602 n 0000 ~ 00633420 n 0000 ~ 00633706 n 0000 ~ 00633825 n 0000 ~ 00635074 n 0000 | the operation of gathering information about an enemy &%Investigating+  
00631903 04 n 01 current_intelligence 0 001 @ 00631580 n 0000 | intelligence of all types and forms of immediate interest; usually disseminated without delays for evaluation or interpretation &%Investigating+  
00632097 04 n 02 tactical_intelligence 0 combat_intelligence 0 002 @ 00631580 n 0000 ~ 00632286 n 0000 | intelligence that is required for the planning and conduct of tactical operations &%Investigating+  
00632286 04 n 01 terrain_intelligence 0 001 @ 00632097 n 0000 | tactical intelligence on the natural and man-made characteristics of an area &%Investigating+  
00632429 04 n 01 strategic_intelligence 0 001 @ 00631580 n 0000 | intelligence that is required for forming policy and military plans at national and international levels &%Investigating+  
00632602 04 n 02 signals_intelligence 0 SIGINT 0 004 @ 00631580 n 0000 ~ 00632852 n 0000 ~ 00633056 n 0000 ~ 00633251 n 0000 | intelligence information gathered from communications intelligence or electronics intelligence or telemetry intelligence &%Investigating+  
00632852 04 n 02 electronics_intelligence 0 ELINT 0 001 @ 00632602 n 0000 | intelligence derived from non-communications electromagnetic radiations from foreign sources (other than radioactive sources) &%Investigating+  
00633056 04 n 02 communications_intelligence 0 COMINT 0 001 @ 00632602 n 0000 | technical and intelligence information derived from foreign communications by other than the intended recipients &%Investigating+  
00633251 04 n 02 telemetry_intelligence 0 TELINT 0 001 @ 00632602 n 0000 | intelligence derived from the interception and processing and analysis of foreign telemetry &%Investigating+  
00633420 04 n 01 clandestine_operation 0 001 @ 00631580 n 0000 | an intelligence operation so planned and executed as to insure concealment &%Investigating+  
00633562 04 n 01 covert_operation 0 001 @ 00611703 n 0000 | an intelligence operation so planned as to permit plausible denial by the sponsor &%Investigating+  
00633706 04 n 01 overt_operation 0 001 @ 00631580 n 0000 | the collection of intelligence openly without concealment &%Investigating+  
00633825 04 n 01 reconnaissance 1 007 @ 00631580 n 0000 ~ 00634085 n 0000 ~ 00634183 n 0000 ~ 00634314 n 0000 ~ 00634474 n 0000 ~ 00634704 n 0000 ~ 00634879 n 0000 | the act of reconnoitring (especially to gain information about an enemy or potential enemy) &%Investigating+  
00634085 04 n 03 recce 0 recco 0 reccy 0 001 @ 00633825 n 0000 | reconnaissance (by shortening) &%Investigating+  
00634183 04 n 03 scouting 0 exploratory_survey 0 reconnoitering 0 001 @ 00633825 n 0000 | exploring in order to gain information &%Investigating+  
00634314 04 n 01 air_reconnaissance 0 001 @ 00633825 n 0000 | reconnaissance either by visual observation from the air or through the use of airborne sensors &%Investigating+  
00634474 04 n 01 reconnaissance_by_fire 0 001 @ 00633825 n 0000 | a method of reconnaissance in which fire is placed on a suspected enemy position in order to cause the enemy to disclose his presence by moving or returning fire &%Investigating+  
00634704 04 n 01 reconnaissance_in_force 0 001 @ 00633825 n 0000 | an offensive operation designed to discover or test the enemy's strength (or to obtain other information) &%Investigating+  
00634879 04 n 01 electronic_reconnaissance 0 001 @ 00633825 n 0000 | the detection and identification and evaluation and location of foreign electromagnetic radiations (other than radioactive) &%Investigating+  
00635074 04 n 01 counterintelligence 0 006 @ 00631580 n 0000 ~ 00428392 n 0000 ~ 00525273 n 0000 ~ 00525511 n 0000 ~ 00635443 n 0000 ~ 00635593 n 0000 | intelligence activities concerned with identifying and counteracting the threat to security posed by hostile intelligence organizations or by individuals engaged in espionage or sabotage or subversion or terrorism &%Investigating+  
00635443 04 n 01 countersubversion 0 001 @ 00635074 n 0000 | the aspect of counterintelligence designed to detect and prevent subversive activities &%Investigating+  
00635593 04 n 01 counter-sabotage 0 001 @ 00635074 n 0000 | counterintelligence designed to detect and counteract sabotage &%Investigating+  
00635718 04 n 02 fire 0 firing 3 029 @ 00625655 n 0000 ~ 00636447 n 0000 ~ 00636658 n 0000 ~ 00636753 n 0000 ~ 00636999 n 0000 ~ 00637131 n 0000 ~ 00637313 n 0000 ~ 00637453 n 0000 ~ 00638296 n 0000 ~ 00638486 n 0000 ~ 00639032 n 0000 ~ 00639187 n 0000 ~ 00639303 n 0000 ~ 00639432 n 0000 ~ 00639556 n 0000 ~ 00639676 n 0000 ~ 00639848 n 0000 ~ 00640008 n 0000 ~ 00640154 n 0000 ~ 00640284 n 0000 ~ 00640426 n 0000 ~ 00640614 n 0000 ~ 00640733 n 0000 ~ 00641062 n 0000 ~ 00641211 n 0000 ~ 00641467 n 0000 ~ 00641603 n 0000 ~ 00641780 n 0000 ~ 00641908 n 0000 | the act of firing weapons or artillery at an enemy; "hold your fire until you can see the whites of their eyes"; "they retreated in the face of withering enemy fire" &%Shooting+  
00636447 04 n 02 cover 1 covering_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire that makes it difficult for the enemy to fire on your own individuals or formations; "artillery provided covering fire for the withdrawal" &%Shooting+  
00636658 04 n 02 flak 0 antiaircraft_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | firing at enemy aircraft &%Shooting+  
00636753 04 n 05 barrage 0 barrage_fire 0 battery 1 bombardment 0 shelling 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | the heavy fire of artillery to saturate an area rather than hit a specific target; "they laid down a barrage in front of the advancing troops" &%Shooting+  
00636999 04 n 01 broadside 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | (naval) the simultaneous firing of all the armament on one side of a warship &%Shooting+  
00637131 04 n 04 fusillade 0 salvo 0 volley 0 burst 1 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | rapid simultaneous discharge of firearms; "our fusillade from the left flank caught them by surprise" &%Shooting+  
00637313 04 n 01 call_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire delivered on a specific target in response to a request from the supported unit &%Shooting+  
00637453 04 n 01 supporting_fire 0 004 @ 00635718 n 0000 ~ 00637641 n 0000 ~ 00637838 n 0000 ~ 00638098 n 0000 | fire delivered by supporting units to protect or assist a unit in combat &%Shooting+  
00637641 04 n 01 close_supporting_fire 0 001 @ 00637453 n 0000 | fire on enemy troops or weapons or positions that are near the supported unit and are the most immediate and serious threat to it &%Shooting+  
00637838 04 n 01 deep_supporting_fire 0 001 @ 00637453 n 0000 | fire on objectives not in the immediate vicinity your forces but with the objective of destroying enemy reserves and weapons nad interfering with the enemy command and supply and communications &%Shooting+  
00638098 04 n 01 direct_supporting_fire 0 001 @ 00637453 n 0000 | fire delivered in support of part of a force (as opposed to general supporting fire delivered in support of the force as a whole) &%Shooting+  
00638296 04 n 02 concentrated_fire 0 massed_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire from two or more weapons directed at a single target or area (as fire by batteries of two or more warships) &%Shooting+  
00638486 04 n 01 counterfire 0 004 @ 00635718 n 0000 ~ 00638650 n 0000 ~ 00638784 n 0000 ~ 00638908 n 0000 | fire intended to neutralize or destroy enemy weapons &%Shooting+  
00638650 04 n 01 counterbattery_fire 0 001 @ 00638486 n 0000 | fire delivered to neutralize or destroy indirect fire weapon systems &%Shooting+  
00638784 04 n 01 counterbombardment 0 001 @ 00638486 n 0000 | bombardment intended to destroy or neutralize enemy weapons &%Shooting+  
00638908 04 n 01 countermortar_fire 0 001 @ 00638486 n 0000 | mortar fire intended to destroy or neutralize enemy weapons &%Shooting+  
00639032 04 n 01 counterpreparation_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | intensive prearranged fire delivered when the immanence of enemy attack is discovered &%Shooting+  
00639187 04 n 01 crossfire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire from two or more points so that the lines of fire cross &%Shooting+  
00639303 04 n 01 destruction_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire delivered for the sole purpose of destroying material objects &%Shooting+  
00639432 04 n 01 direct_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire delivered on a target that is visible to the person aiming it &%Shooting+  
00639556 04 n 01 distributed_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire dispersed so as to engage effectively an area target &%Shooting+  
00639676 04 n 01 grazing_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire approximately parallel to the ground; the center of the cone of fire does rise above 1 meter from the ground &%Shooting+  
00639848 04 n 01 harassing_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire designed to disturb the rest of enemy troops and to curtail movement and to lower enemy morale &%Shooting+  
00640008 04 n 01 indirect_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire delivered on a target that is not itself used as the point of aim for the weapons &%Shooting+  
00640154 04 n 01 interdiction_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire directed to an area to prevent the enemy from using that area &%Shooting+  
00640284 04 n 01 neutralization_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire that is delivered in order to render the target ineffective or unusable &%Shooting+ 
00640426 04 n 01 observed_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire for which the point of impact (the burst) can be seen by an observer; fire can be adjusted on the basis of the observations &%Shooting+  
00640614 04 n 01 preparation_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire delivered on a target in preparation for an assault &%Shooting+  
00640733 04 n 01 radar_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | gunfire aimed a target that is being tracked by radar &%Shooting+  
00640843 04 n 03 radiocarbon_dating 0 carbon_dating 0 carbon-14_dating 0 001 @ 00422823 n 0000 | a chemical analysis used to determine the age of organic materials based on their content of the radioisotope carbon 14 &%Investigating+ 
00641062 04 n 01 registration_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire delivered to obtain accurate data for subsequent effective engagement of targets &%Shooting+  
00641211 04 n 01 scheduled_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | prearranged fire delivered at a predetermined time &%Shooting+  
00641322 04 n 01 scouring 1 001 @ 00604336 n 0000 | moving over territory to search for something; "scouring the entire area revealed nothing" &%Searching+  
00641467 04 n 01 searching_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire distributed in depth by successive changes in the elevation of the gun &%Shooting+  
00641603 04 n 01 suppressive_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire on or about a weapon system to degrade its performance below what is needed to fulfill its mission objectives &%Shooting+  
00641780 04 n 01 unobserved_fire 0 001 @ 00635718 n 0000 | fire for which the point of impact (the bursts) cannot be observed &%Shooting+  
00641908 04 n 02 artillery_fire 0 cannon_fire 0 005 @ 00635718 n 0000 ~ 00642082 n 0000 ~ 00642186 n 0000 ~ 00642328 n 0000 ~ 00642422 n 0000 | fire delivered by artillery &%Shooting+  
00642082 04 n 02 cannonade 0 drumfire 0 001 @ 00641908 n 0000 | intense and continuous artillery fire &%Shooting+  
00642186 04 n 01 high-angle_fire 0 001 @ 00641908 n 0000 | fire from a cannon fired at an elevation greater than that for the maximum range &%Shooting+  
00642328 04 n 01 mortar_fire 0 001 @ 00641908 n 0000 | artillery fire delivered by a mortar &%Shooting+  
00642422 04 n 01 zone_fire 0 001 @ 00641908 n 0000 | artillery or mortar fire delivered in a constant direction at several quadrant elevations &%Shooting+  
00642567 04 n 02 electronic_countermeasures 0 ECM 0 003 @ 00611413 n 0000 ~ 00813111 n 0000 ~ 00814937 n 0000 | electronic warfare undertaken to prevent or reduce an enemy's effective use of the electromagnetic spectrum &%Plan+  
00642789 04 n 02 electronic_counter-countermeasures 0 ECCM 0 001 @ 00611413 n 0000 | electronic warfare undertaken to insure effective friendly use of the electromagnetic spectrum in spite of the enemy's use of electronic warfare &%Plan+  
00643021 04 n 02 electronic_warfare-support_measures 0 ESM 0 001 @ 00611413 n 0000 | electronic warfare undertaken under direct control of an operational commander to locate sources of radiated electromagnetic energy for the purpose of immediate threat recognition &%Plan+  
00643288 04 n 01 electromagnetic_intrusion 0 001 @ 00611413 n 0000 | the deliberate insertion of electromagnetic energy into transmission paths with the objective of confusing or deceiving operators &%Plan+ 
00643489 04 n 02 germ_warfare 0 bacteriological_warfare 0 001 @ 00621298 n 0000 | the use of harmful bacteria as a weapon &%Plan+  
00643613 04 n 02 jihad 0 jehad 0 001 @ 00626011 n 0000 | a holy war by Muslims against unbelievers &%War+  
00643714 04 n 01 world_war 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 ~ 00860226 n 0000 ~ 00860774 n 0000 | a war in which the major nations of the world are involved &%War+  
00643864 04 n 04 measurement 0 measuring 0 measure 0 mensuration 0 026 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00406027 n 0000 ~ 00644524 n 0000 ~ 00644625 n 0000 ~ 00644750 n 0000 ~ 00644847 n 0000 ~ 00644985 n 0000 ~ 00645079 n 0000 ~ 00645170 n 0000 ~ 00645260 n 0000 ~ 00645388 n 0000 ~ 00645602 n 0000 ~ 00645691 n 0000 ~ 00647151 n 0000 ~ 00647242 n 0000 ~ 00647399 n 0000 ~ 00647504 n 0000 ~ 00647699 n 0000 ~ 00647820 n 0000 ~ 00648353 n 0000 ~ 00648528 n 0000 ~ 00648649 n 0000 ~ 00648833 n 0000 ~ 00723849 n 0000 ~ 00724003 n 0000 ~ 00724414 n 0000 | the act or process of measuring; "he made a careful measurement"; "his mental measurings proved remarkably accurate" &%Measuring=  
00644524 04 n 01 acidimetry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measuring the strength of acid in a solution &%Measuring+  
00644625 04 n 01 actinometry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measuring the intensity of radiation (especially of the sun's rays) &%Measuring+  
00644750 04 n 01 algometry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measuring sensitivity to pain or pressure &%Measuring+ 
00644847 04 n 01 alkalimetry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measuring the strength of an alkali or amount of alkali in a mixture or solution &%Measuring+  
00644985 04 n 01 anemography 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | recording anemometrical measurements &%Measuring+  
00645079 04 n 01 anemometry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measuring wind speed and direction &%Measuring+  
00645170 04 n 01 angulation 1 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | the precise measurement of angles &%Measuring+  
00645260 04 n 01 anthropometry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measurement and study of the human body and its parts and capacities &%Measuring+  
00645388 04 n 01 arterial_blood_gases 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measurement of the pH level and the oxygen and carbon dioxide concentrations in arterial blood; important in diagnosis of many respiratory diseases &%Measuring+  
00645602 04 n 01 audiometry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measuring sensitivity of hearing &%Measuring+  
00645691 04 n 02 bathymetry 0 plumbing 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measuring the depths of the oceans &%Measuring+  
00645793 04 n 03 calibration 0 standardization 0 standardisation 0 003 @ 00416938 n 0000 ~ 00646064 n 0000 ~ 00646207 n 0000 | the act of checking or adjusting (by comparison with a standard) the accuracy of a measuring instrument; "the thermometer needed calibration" &%Comparing+  
00646064 04 n 01 tuning 0 001 @ 00645793 n 0000 | calibrating something (a musical instrument or electronic circuit) to a standard frequency &%Comparing+  
00646207 04 n 03 adjustment 1 registration 1 readjustment 1 004 @ 00645793 n 0000 ~ 00646398 n 0000 ~ 00646508 n 0000 ~ 00646683 n 0000 | the act of adjusting something to match a standard &%Comparing+  
00646398 04 n 01 tune-up 0 001 @ 00646207 n 0000 | adjustments made to an engine to improve its performance &%IntentionalProcess+  
00646508 04 n 04 synchronization 1 synchronisation 1 synchronizing 1 synchronising 1 001 @ 00646207 n 0000 | an adjustment that causes something to occur or recur in unison &%IntentionalProcess+  
00646683 04 n 01 alignment 0 003 @ 00646207 n 0000 ~ 00646855 n 0000 ~ 00647000 n 0000 | the act of adjusting or aligning the parts of a device in relation to each other &%IntentionalProcess+  
00646855 04 n 01 camber 0 001 @ 00646683 n 0000 | the alignment of the wheels of a motor vehicle closer together at the bottom than at the top &%Putting+  
00647000 04 n 01 toe-in 0 001 @ 00646683 n 0000 | the alignment of the front wheels of a motor vehicle closer together at the front than at the back &%Putting+ 
00647151 04 n 01 calorimetry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measurement of quantities of heat &%Measuring+  
00647242 04 n 01 densitometry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | measuring the optical density of a substance by shining light on it and measuring its transmission &%Measuring+  
00647399 04 n 02 hydrometry 0 gravimetry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | the measurement of specific gravity &%Measuring+  
00647504 04 n 01 mental_measurement 0 002 @ 00643864 n 0000 ~ 00649604 n 0000 | a generic term used to cover any application of measurement techniques to the quantification of mental functions &%Measuring+  
00647699 04 n 01 observation 1 002 @ 00643864 n 0000 ~ 00810244 n 0000 | the act of making and recording a measurement &%Measuring+  
00647820 04 n 01 quantification 0 002 @ 00643864 n 0000 ~ 00647961 n 0000 | the act of discovering or expressing the quantity of something &%Measuring+  
00647961 04 n 02 gradation 0 graduation 0 002 @ 00647820 n 0000 ~ 00648078 n 0000 | the act of arranging in grades &%InternalChange+  
00648078 04 n 02 shading 0 blending 0 001 @ 00647961 n 0000 | a gradation involving small or imperceptible differences between grades &%InternalChange+  
00648214 04 n 01 divergence 0 001 @ 00246210 n 0000 | the act of drawing apart: "an angle is formed by the divergence of straight lines" &%Motion+  
00648353 04 n 02 reading 2 meter_reading 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | the act of measuring with meters or similar instruments; "he has a job meter reading for the gas company" &%Measuring+  
00648528 04 n 01 sounding 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | the act of measuring depth of water (usually with a sounding line) &%Measuring+  
00648649 04 n 01 sound_ranging 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | locating a source of sound (as an enemy gun) by measurements of the time the sound arrives at microphones in known positions &%Pursuing+ &%Measuring+  
00648833 04 n 01 scaling 1 002 @ 00643864 n 0000 ~ 00648968 n 0000 | act of measuring or arranging or adjusting according to a scale &%Measuring+  
00648968 04 n 01 scalage 0 001 @ 00648833 n 0000 | the act of scaling in weight or quantity or dimension &%InternalChange+ 
00649075 04 n 01 scalage 1 001 @ 00561931 n 0000 | estimation of the amount of lumber in a log &%Comparing+  
00649172 04 n 01 electromyography 0 001 @ 00115676 n 0000 | diagnosis of neuromuscular disorders with the use of an electromyograph &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00649306 04 n 01 mammography 0 001 @ 00115676 n 0000 | a diagnostic procedure to detect breast tumors by the use of X rays &%DiagnosticProcess+ 
00649431 04 n 01 mammothermography 0 001 @ 00115676 n 0000 | a diagnostic procedure to detect breast tumors by the use of infrared sensors that detect warm and cold areas &%DiagnosticProcess+  
00649604 04 n 04 test 2 mental_test 0 mental_testing 0 psychometric_test 0 003 @ 00647504 n 0000 ~ 00649895 n 0000 ~ 00650305 n 0000 | any standardized procedure for measuring sensitivity or memory or intelligence or aptitude etc; "the test was standardized on a large sample of students" &%Measuring+  
00649895 04 n 02 intelligence_test 0 IQ_test 0 003 @ 00649604 n 0000 ~ 00650115 n 0000 ~ 00650214 n 0000 | a psychometric test of intelligence; "they used to think that intelligence is what an intelligence test tests" &%Measuring+  
00650115 04 n 01 Stanford-Binet_test 0 001 @ 00649895 n 0000 | revision of the Binet-Simon scale &%Measuring+ 
00650214 04 n 01 Binet-Simon_scale 0 001 @ 00649895 n 0000 | the first intelligence test &%Measuring+  
00650305 04 n 01 sub-test 0 002 @ 00649604 n 0000 #m 05965070 n 0000 | one of a battery of related tests &%Measuring+  
00650412 04 n 03 organization 1 organisation 1 arrangement 2 008 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00217325 n 0000 ~ 00650778 n 0000 ~ 00650960 n 0000 ~ 00651114 n 0000 ~ 00651563 n 0000 ~ 00652495 n 0000 ~ 00656520 n 0000 | the activity or result of distributing or disposing persons or things properly or methodically; "in this new organization the container is much smaller" &%Putting+  
00650778 04 n 01 orchestration 2 001 @ 00650412 n 0000 | an arrangement of events that attempts to achieve a maximum effect; "the skillful orchestration of his political campaign" &%InternalChange+  
00650960 04 n 02 randomization 0 randomisation 0 001 @ 00650412 n 0000 | an deliberately haphazard arrangement of observations so as to simulate chance &%InternalChange+  
00651114 04 n 04 systematization 0 systematisation 0 rationalization 0 rationalisation 0 003 @ 00650412 n 0000 ~ 00651289 n 0000 ~ 00651401 n 0000 | systematic organization &%InternalChange+  
00651289 04 n 01 codification 0 001 @ 00651114 n 0000 | the act of codifying; arranging is a systematic order &%InternalChange+  
00651401 04 n 02 formalization 0 formalisation 0 001 @ 00651114 n 0000 | the act of making formal (as by stating formal rules governing classes of expressions) &%ContentDevelopment+  
00651563 04 n 02 order 0 ordering 0 006 @ 00650412 n 0000 ~ 00651792 n 0000 ~ 00651881 n 0000 ~ 00651987 n 0000 ~ 00652266 n 0000 ~ 00652375 n 0000 | putting in order; "there were mistakes in the ordering of items on the list" &%InternalChange+  
00651792 04 n 01 rank_order 0 001 @ 00651563 n 0000 | an arrangement according to rank &%InternalChange+ 
00651881 04 n 02 scaling 2 grading 0 001 @ 00651563 n 0000 | the act of arranging in a graduated series &%InternalChange+  
00651987 04 n 02 succession 0 sequence 0 002 @ 00651563 n 0000 ~ 00652141 n 0000 | the action of following in order: "he played the trumps in sequence" &%InternalChange+  
00652141 04 n 01 alternation 0 001 @ 00651987 n 0000 | successive change from one thing or state to another and back again &%InternalChange+  
00652266 04 n 01 layout 0 001 @ 00651563 n 0000 | the act of laying out (as by making plans for something) &%InternalChange+  
00652375 04 n 02 alphabetization 0 alphabetisation 0 001 @ 00651563 n 0000 | the act of putting in alphabetical order &%InternalChange+  
00652495 04 n 03 listing 0 itemization 0 itemisation 0 002 @ 00650412 n 0000 ~ 00652628 n 0000 | the act of making a list of items &%InternalChange+  
00652628 04 n 03 inventory 0 inventorying 0 stocktaking 0 001 @ 00652495 n 0000 | making an itemized list of merchandise or supplies on hand; "the inventory took two days" &%InternalChange+  
00652802 04 n 01 roll_call 0 004 @ 05320427 n 0000 ~ 00652949 n 0000 ~ 00653044 n 0000 ~ 00653157 n 0000 | calling out an official list of names &%realization+  
00652949 04 n 01 mail_call 0 001 @ 00652802 n 0000 | a call of names of those receiving mail &%realization+  
00653044 04 n 01 muster_call 0 001 @ 00652802 n 0000 | a call of the names of personnel at a military assembly &%realization+  
00653157 04 n 01 attendance_check 0 001 @ 00652802 n 0000 | a call of students' names in a classroom &%realization+  
00653260 04 n 01 grouping 0 006 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00250162 n 0000 ~ 00653454 n 0000 ~ 00653558 n 0000 ~ 00654309 n 0000 ~ 00656397 n 0000 | the activity of putting things together in groups &%InternalChange+  
00653454 04 n 01 phrasing 0 001 @ 00653260 n 0000 | the grouping of musical phrases in a melodic line &%InternalChange+  
00653558 04 n 03 categorization 0 categorisation 0 classification 0 005 @ 00653260 n 0000 ~ 00653772 n 0000 ~ 00653914 n 0000 ~ 00654032 n 0000 ~ 00654162 n 0000 | the grouping of things by classes or categories &%Classifying+ 
00653772 04 n 01 indexing 0 001 @ 00653558 n 0000 | the act of classifying and providing an index in order to make items easier to retrieve &%Classifying+  
00653914 04 n 01 reclassification 0 001 @ 00653558 n 0000 | classifying something again (usually in a new category) &%Classifying+  
00654032 04 n 01 stratification 0 001 @ 00653558 n 0000 | the act or process or arranging persons into classes or social strata &%Classifying+  
00654162 04 n 01 taxonomy 0 001 @ 00653558 n 0000 | practice of classifying plants and animals according to their presumed natural relationships &%Classifying+  
00654309 04 n 03 collection 0 collecting 0 assembling 0 011 @ 00653260 n 0000 ~ 00654611 n 0000 ~ 00654717 n 0000 ~ 00654904 n 0000 ~ 00655222 n 0000 ~ 00655351 n 0000 ~ 00655452 n 0000 ~ 00655723 n 0000 ~ 00655874 n 0000 ~ 00656057 n 0000 ~ 00656313 n 0000 | the act of gathering something together &%InternalChange+  
00654611 04 n 01 collation 2 001 @ 00654309 n 0000 | assembling in proper numerical or logical sequence &%InternalChange+  
00654717 04 n 02 compilation 0 compiling 0 001 @ 00654309 n 0000 | the act of compiling (as into a single book or file or list); "the job of compiling the inventory took several hours" &%InternalChange+  
00654904 04 n 02 gather 0 gathering 1 002 @ 00654309 n 0000 ~ 00655017 n 0000 | the act of gathering something &%InternalChange+  
00655017 04 n 03 harvest 1 harvesting 0 harvest_home 0 002 @ 00654904 n 0000 ~ 00655148 n 0000 | the gathering of a ripened crop &%Removing+  
00655148 04 n 01 haying 1 001 @ 00655017 n 0000 | the harvesting of hay &%Removing+  
00655222 04 n 01 bottle_collection 1 001 @ 00654309 n 0000 | the collecting of bottles: "bottle collection is a hobby of hers" &%Putting+  
00655351 04 n 01 coin_collection 0 001 @ 00654309 n 0000 | the act or practice of collecting coins &%Putting+  
00655452 04 n 02 conchology 0 shell_collecting 0 001 @ 00654309 n 0000 | the collection and study of mollusc shells &%FieldOfStudy@  
00655570 04 n 04 garbage_collection 0 garbage_pickup 0 trash_collection 0 trash_pickup 0 001 @ 00655874 n 0000 | the collection and removal of garbage &%Removing+  
00655723 04 n 03 numismatics 0 numismatology 0 coin_collecting 0 001 @ 00654309 n 0000 | the collection and study of money (and coins in particular) &%FieldOfStudy@  
00655874 04 n 01 pickup 0 002 @ 00654309 n 0000 ~ 00655570 n 0000 | the act or process of picking up or collecting from various places: "garbage pickup is on Mondays and Thursdays" &%Removing+ 
00656057 04 n 03 philately 0 stamp_collecting 0 stamp_collection 0 002 @ 00654309 n 0000 ~ 00656211 n 0000 | the collection and study of postage stamps &%FieldOfStudy@  
00656211 04 n 01 aerophilately 0 001 @ 00656057 n 0000 | the collection and study of airmail stamps &%FieldOfStudy@  
00656313 04 n 01 tax_collection 0 001 @ 00654309 n 0000 | the collection of taxes &%Getting+  
00656397 04 n 01 sorting 0 003 @ 00653260 n 0000 ~ 00656642 n 0000 ~ 00815560 n 0000 | grouping by class or kind or size &%Classifying+  
00656520 04 n 02 territorialization 0 territorialisation 0 001 @ 00650412 n 0000 | the act of organizing as a territory &%PoliticalProcess+  
00656642 04 n 01 triage 0 001 @ 00656397 n 0000 | sorting and allocating aid on the basis of need for or likely benefit from medical treatment or food &%Classifying+  
00656795 04 n 02 support 1 supporting 0 003 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00657055 n 0000 ~ 00657170 n 0000 | the act of bearing the weight of or strengthening; "he leaned against the wall for support"; "they forded the stream supporting their packs over their heads" &%Increasing+  
00657055 04 n 03 shoring 0 shoring_up 0 propping_up 0 001 @ 00656795 n 0000 | the act of propping up with shores &%Increasing+  
00657170 04 n 03 suspension 0 dangling 0 hanging 1 001 @ 00656795 n 0000 | the act of suspending something (hanging it from above so it moves freely); "there was a small ceremony for the hanging of the portrait" &%Putting+  
00657384 04 n 02 continuance 0 continuation 0 008 @ 00261466 n 0000 ! 00660117 n 0202 ! 00660117 n 0101 ~ 00657628 n 0000 ~ 00657820 n 0000 ~ 00659771 n 0000 ~ 00659882 n 0000 ~ 00659983 n 0000 | the act of continuing or resuming an activity &%IntentionalProcess+  
00657628 04 n 04 prolongation 0 protraction 0 perpetuation 0 lengthening 0 001 @ 00657384 n 0000 | the act of prolonging something; "there was an indefinite prolongation of the peace talks" &%Increasing+  
00657820 04 n 02 repetition 0 repeating 0 005 @ 00657384 n 0000 ~ 00657981 n 0000 ~ 00658072 n 0000 ~ 00658241 n 0000 ~ 00811153 n 0000 | the act of repeating &%IntentionalProcess+  
00657981 04 n 02 iteration 0 reiteration 0 001 @ 00657820 n 0000 | doing or saying again &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00658072 04 n 01 redundancy 0 001 @ 00657820 n 0000 | repetition of an act needlessly &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00658160 04 n 01 reduplication 1 001 @ 00658366 n 0000 | an act of duplicating &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00658241 04 n 01 copying 0 004 @ 00657820 n 0000 ~ 00658366 n 0000 ~ 00658528 n 0000 ~ 00659386 n 0000 | an act of copying &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00658366 04 n 02 duplication 0 duplicating 0 002 @ 00658241 n 0000 ~ 00658160 n 0000 | the act of duplicating something; "this kind of duplication is wasteful" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00658528 04 n 02 reproduction 1 replication 0 003 @ 00658241 n 0000 ~ 00658659 n 0000 ~ 00658830 n 0000 | the act of reproducing &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00658659 04 n 02 replay 0 action_replay 0 001 @ 00658528 n 0000 | (television) showing again some action (especially sports action) that has been recorded on video tape &%Disseminating+  
00658830 04 n 01 sound_reproduction 0 003 @ 00658528 n 0000 ~ 00658956 n 0000 ~ 00659238 n 0000 | the reproduction of sound &%RadiatingSound+  
00658956 04 n 02 high_fidelity 0 hi-fi 0 002 @ 00658830 n 0000 ~ 00659096 n 0000 | the reproduction of sound with little or no distortion &%RadiatingSound+  
00659096 04 n 02 headroom 0 dynamic_headroom 0 001 @ 00658956 n 0000 | the capacity of a system to reproduce loud sounds without distortion &%RadiatingSound+  
00659238 04 n 01 playback 0 001 @ 00658830 n 0000 | the act of reproducing recorded sound; "he was allowed to hear the playback of his testimony" &%RadiatingSound+  
00659386 04 n 01 imitation 0 003 @ 00658241 n 0000 ~ 00659498 n 0000 ~ 00659588 n 0000 | the act of imitating &%Pretending+  
00659498 04 n 01 emulation 0 001 @ 00659386 n 0000 | effort to equal or surpass another &%Pretending+ 
00659588 04 n 01 mimicry 1 001 @ 00659386 n 0000 | the resemblance of an animal species to another species or to natural objects; provides concealment and protection from predators &%Pretending+  
00659771 04 n 03 perseverance 0 persistence 0 perseveration 0 001 @ 00657384 n 0000 | the act of persevering &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00659882 04 n 01 abidance 0 001 @ 00657384 n 0000 | the act of abiding (enduring without yielding) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00659983 04 n 02 pursuance 0 prosecution 1 001 @ 00657384 n 0000 | the continuance of something begun with a view to its completion &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00660117 04 n 02 discontinuance 0 discontinuation 0 006 @ 00137299 n 0000 ! 00657384 n 0202 ! 00657384 n 0101 ~ 00660310 n 0000 ~ 00660460 n 0000 ~ 00814555 n 0000 | the act of discontinuing &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00660310 04 n 01 disfranchisement 0 001 @ 00660117 n 0000 | the discontinuation of a franchise; especially the discontinuation of the right to vote &%Declaring+  
00660460 04 n 01 disinheritance 0 001 @ 00660117 n 0000 | the act by a donor that terminates the right of a person to inherit &%Declaring+  
00660588 04 n 01 procedure 1 002 @ 00766856 n 0000 ~ 00661715 n 0000 | a mode of conducting legal and parliamentary proceedings &%Procedure+  
00660718 04 n 02 procedure 0 process 0 014 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00098997 n 0000 ~ 00099105 n 0000 ~ 00115676 n 0000 ~ 00116092 n 0000 ~ 00558391 n 0000 ~ 00661165 n 0000 ~ 00661296 n 0000 ~ 00661612 n 0000 ~ 00661830 n 0000 ~ 00661955 n 0000 ~ 00662121 n 0000 ~ 04468859 n 0000 ~ 04502282 n 0000 | a particular course of action intended to achieve a results; "the procedure of obtaining a driver's license"; "it was a process of trial and error" &%IntentionalProcess=  
00661165 04 n 02 mapping 0 chromosome_mapping 0 001 @ 00660718 n 0000 | (genetics) the process of locating genes on a chromosome &%Investigating+  
00661296 04 n 01 operating_procedure 0 002 @ 00660718 n 0000 ~ 00661453 n 0000 | a procedure for operating something or for dealing with a given situation &%Procedure+  
00661453 04 n 03 standing_operating_procedure 0 standard_operating_procedure 0 SOP 0 001 @ 00661296 n 0000 | a prescribed procedure to be followed routinely &%Procedure+  
00661612 04 n 01 stiffening 0 001 @ 00660718 n 0000 | the act or process of making or becoming stiff &%InternalChange+  
00661715 04 n 02 bureaucratic_procedure 0 red_tape 0 001 @ 00660588 n 0000 | needlessly time-consuming procedure &%Procedure+  
00661830 04 n 01 indirection 0 001 @ 00660718 n 0000 | indirect procedure or action; "he tried to find out by indirection" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00661955 04 n 02 rigmarole 0 rigamarole 0 001 @ 00660718 n 0000 | a long and complicated and confusing procedure; "all that academic rigmarole was a waste of time" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00662121 04 n 02 routine 0 modus_operandi 0 003 @ 00660718 n 0000 ~ 00662272 n 0000 ~ 00662383 n 0000 | an unvarying or habitual method of procedure &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00662272 04 n 01 rat_race 0 001 @ 00662121 n 0000 | an exhausting routine that leaves no time for relaxation &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00662383 04 n 02 rut 0 groove 0 001 @ 00662121 n 0000 | a settled and monotonous routine that is hard to escape; "they fell into a conversational rut" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00662536 04 n 01 ceremony 1 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | any activity that is performed in an especially solemn elaborate or formal way; "the ceremony of smelling the cork and tasting the wine"; "he makes a ceremony of addressing his golf ball"; "he disposed of it without ceremony" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00662816 04 n 01 ceremony 0 005 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00663027 n 0000 ~ 00663210 n 0000 ~ 00663517 n 0000 ~ 00663816 n 0000 | the proper or conventional behavior on some solemn occasion; "an inaugural ceremony" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00663027 04 n 02 groundbreaking 0 groundbreaking_ceremony 0 002 @ 00662816 n 0000 @ 00153241 n 0000 | the ceremonial breaking of the ground to formally begin a construction project &%IntentionalProcess+  
00663210 04 n 01 lustrum 0 001 @ 00662816 n 0000 | (ancient Rome) a ceremonial purification of the Roman population every five years following the census &%OrganizationalProcess+ 
00663366 04 n 02 ritual 0 rite 0 004 @ 00265102 n 0000 %p 00350444 n 0000 ~ 00669775 n 0000 ~ 00670127 n 0000 | any customary observance or practice &%IntentionalProcess+  
00663517 04 n 02 religious_ceremony 0 religious_ritual 0 011 @ 00662816 n 0000 ~ 00663950 n 0000 ~ 00664709 n 0000 ~ 00666638 n 0000 ~ 00668363 n 0000 ~ 00671322 n 0000 ~ 00672319 n 0000 ~ 00673157 n 0000 ~ 00673464 n 0000 ~ 00673607 n 0000 ~ 00674047 n 0000 | a ceremony having religious meaning &%ReligiousProcess=  
00663816 04 n 01 military_ceremony 0 001 @ 00662816 n 0000 | a military custom performed in observance of some event or anniversary &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00663950 04 n 02 agape 0 love_feast 0 001 @ 00663517 n 0000 | a religious meal shared as a sign of love and fellowship &%ReligiousProcess+  
00664071 04 n 01 worship 0 020 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00664494 n 0000 ~ 00664626 n 0000 ~ 00673740 n 0000 ~ 00674994 n 0000 ~ 00675116 n 0000 ~ 00675207 n 0000 ~ 00675531 n 0000 ~ 00675794 n 0000 ~ 00676693 n 0000 ~ 00676782 n 0000 ~ 00676895 n 0000 ~ 00676973 n 0000 ~ 00677077 n 0000 ~ 00677163 n 0000 ~ 00677270 n 0000 ~ 00677359 n 0000 ~ 00677574 n 0000 ~ 00677794 n 0000 ~ 05018478 n 0000 | the activity of worshipping &%ReligiousProcess+  
00664494 04 n 03 deification 0 exaltation 1 apotheosis 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | the elevation of a person to the status of a god &%ReligiousProcess+  
00664626 04 n 01 ancestor_worship 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship of ancestors &%ReligiousProcess+  
00664709 04 n 02 rite 1 religious_rite 0 007 @ 00663517 n 0000 ~ 00664956 n 0000 ~ 00665369 n 0000 ~ 00665478 n 0000 ~ 00666063 n 0000 ~ 00667300 n 0000 ~ 00667538 n 0000 | an established ceremony prescribed by a religion; "the rite of baptism" &%ReligiousProcess+  
00664956 04 n 02 vigil 2 watch 2 003 @ 00664709 n 0000 ~ 00665118 n 0000 ~ 00665268 n 0000 | a devotional watch (especially on the eve of a religious festival) &%ReligiousProcess+  
00665118 04 n 02 wake 0 viewing 0 001 @ 00664956 n 0000 | a vigil held over a corpse the night before burial; "there's no weeping at an Irish wake" &%ReligiousProcess+  
00665268 04 n 01 agrypnia 0 001 @ 00664956 n 0000 | a vigil before certain feasts (as e.g. Easter) &%ReligiousProcess+  
00665369 04 n 01 last_rites 0 001 @ 00664709 n 0000 | rites performed in connection with a death or burial &%ReligiousProcess+  
00665478 04 n 01 orgy 0 001 @ 00664709 n 0000 | secret rite in the cults of ancient Greek or Roman deities involving singing and dancing and drinking and sexual activity &%ReligiousProcess+  
00665650 04 n 01 popery 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | an offensive term for the practices and rituals of the Roman Catholic Church &%ReligiousProcess+  
00665779 04 n 01 ritual 1 003 @ 00263204 n 0000 ~ 00332566 n 0000 ~ 00669358 n 0000 | the prescribed procedure for conducting religious ceremonies &%ReligiousProcess+  
00665928 04 n 01 ritualism 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | exaggerated emphasis on the importance of rites or ritualistic forms in worship &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00666063 04 n 01 circumcision 1 002 @ 00664709 n 0000 ~ 00666215 n 0000 | a Jewish and Muslim religious rite performed on a male 8 days after birth &%ReligiousProcess+  
00666215 04 n 03 Berith 0 Brith 0 Bris 0 001 @ 00666063 n 0000 | the Jewish rite of circumcision &%ReligiousProcess+  
00666314 04 n 02 nudism 0 naturism 0 002 @ 00263204 n 0000 ~ 04575042 n 0000 | the practice of living without clothes for reasons of health &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00666456 04 n 03 transvestism 0 transvestitism 0 cross_dressing 0 001 @ 00263204 n 0000 | the practice of adopting the clothes or the manner or the sexual role of the opposite sex &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00666638 04 n 03 service 1 religious_service 0 divine_service 0 007 @ 00663517 n 0000 ~ 00666912 n 0000 ~ 00667041 n 0000 ~ 00667173 n 0000 ~ 00668028 n 0000 ~ 00668254 n 0000 %p 05374056 n 0000 | the act of public worship following prescribed rules; "the Sunday service" &%ReligiousProcess+  
00666912 04 n 02 church_service 0 church 0 001 @ 00666638 n 0000 | a service conducted in a church; "don't be late for church" &%ReligiousProcess+ 
00667041 04 n 02 prayer_meeting 0 prayer_service 0 001 @ 00666638 n 0000 | a service at which people sing hymns and pray together &%ReligiousProcess+  
00667173 04 n 02 chapel_service 0 chapel 0 001 @ 00666638 n 0000 | a service conducted in a chapel; "he was late for chapel" &%ReligiousProcess+  
00667300 04 n 01 liturgy 0 002 @ 00664709 n 0000 ~ 00667425 n 0000 | a rite or body of rites prescribed for public worship &%ReligiousProcess+  
00667425 04 n 01 Christian_liturgy 0 002 @ 00667300 n 0000 %p 05276089 n 0000 | the Christian worship services &%ReligiousProcess+  
00667538 04 n 01 office 0 003 @ 00664709 n 0000 ~ 00667722 n 0000 ~ 00667873 n 0000 | a religious rite or service prescribed by ecclesiastical authorities; "the offices of the mass" &%ReligiousProcess+  
00667722 04 n 01 Divine_Office 0 001 @ 00667538 n 0000 | canonical prayers recited daily by priests (e.g. the breviary of the Roman Catholic Church) &%ReligiousProcess+  
00667873 04 n 01 Little_Office 0 001 @ 00667538 n 0000 | a Roman Catholic office honoring the Virgin Mary; similar to but shorter than the Divine Office &%ReligiousProcess+  
00668028 04 n 01 vespers 0 002 @ 00666638 n 0000 ~ 00668143 n 0000 | a late afternoon or evening worship service &%ReligiousProcess+  
00668143 04 n 01 placebo 0 001 @ 00668028 n 0000 | Roman Catholic Church: vespers of the office for the dead &%ReligiousProcess+  
00668254 04 n 01 watch_night 0 001 @ 00666638 n 0000 | a devotional service (especially on New Year's Eve) &%ReligiousProcess+  
00668363 04 n 01 sacrament 0 008 @ 00663517 n 0000 ~ 00668949 n 0000 ~ 00669682 n 0000 ~ 00670476 n 0000 ~ 00671188 n 0000 ~ 00671567 n 0000 ~ 00672030 n 0000 ~ 00672215 n 0000 | a formal religious act conferring a specific grace on those who receive it &%ReligiousProcess+  
00668619 04 n 02 Last_Supper 0 Lord's_Supper 1 001 @ 00668782 n 0000 | the traditional Passover supper of Jesus with his disciples on the eve of his crucifixion &%ReligiousProcess+  
00668782 04 n 02 Seder 0 Passover_supper 0 002 @ 05629292 n 0000 ~ 00668619 n 0000 | (Judaism) the ceremonial dinner on the first night (or both nights) of Passover &%ReligiousProcess+  
00668949 04 n 06 Eucharist 0 sacrament_of_the_Eucharist 0 Holy_Sacrament 0 Liturgy 1 Eucharistic_liturgy 0 Lord's_Supper 0 003 @ 00668363 n 0000 %p 00669219 n 0000 %p 00669358 n 0000 | a Christian sacrament commemorating the Last Supper by consecrating bread and wine &%ReligiousProcess+  
00669219 04 n 01 Offertory 0 002 @ 00673157 n 0000 #p 00668949 n 0000 | the part of the Eucharist when bread and wine are offered to God &%ReligiousProcess+  
00669358 04 n 02 Communion 1 Holy_Communion 0 003 @ 00665779 n 0000 #p 00668949 n 0000 ~ 00669528 n 0000 | the act of participating in the celebration of the Eucharist &%ReligiousProcess+  
00669528 04 n 01 intercommunion 0 001 @ 00669358 n 0000 | participation in Holy Communion by members of more than one church (eg Catholic and Orthodox) &%ReligiousProcess+  
00669682 04 n 01 matrimony 0 001 @ 00668363 n 0000 | the ceremony or sacrament of marriage &%Declaring+  
00669775 04 n 03 marriage 0 wedding 0 marriage_ceremony 0 005 @ 00663366 n 0000 ~ 00670019 n 0000 ~ 00670234 n 0000 ~ 00670367 n 0000 ~ 00811071 n 0000 | the act of marrying; the nuptial ceremony; "their marriage was conducted in the chapel" &%Declaring+  
00670019 04 n 02 bridal 0 espousal 1 001 @ 00669775 n 0000 | archaic terms for a wedding or wedding feast &%Declaring+  
00670127 04 n 02 betrothal 0 espousal 2 001 @ 00663366 n 0000 | the act of becoming betrothed or engaged &%Declaring+  
00670234 04 n 01 civil_marriage 0 001 @ 00669775 n 0000 | a marriage performed by a government official rather than by a clergyman &%Declaring+  
00670367 04 n 01 love_match 0 001 @ 00669775 n 0000 | a marriage for love's sake; not an arranged marriage &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00670476 04 n 01 baptism 0 005 @ 00668363 n 0000 ~ 00670732 n 0000 ~ 00670856 n 0000 ~ 00670970 n 0000 ~ 00671096 n 0000 | a Christian sacrament signifying spiritual cleansing and rebirth; "most churches baptize infants but some insist on adult baptism" &%ReligiousProcess+  
00670732 04 n 02 affusion 0 pouring 0 001 @ 00670476 n 0000 | the act of baptizing someone by pouring water on their head &%ReligiousProcess+  
00670856 04 n 02 aspersion 1 sprinkling 0 001 @ 00670476 n 0000 | the act of sprinkling water in baptism (rare) &%ReligiousProcess+  
00670970 04 n 01 immersion 0 001 @ 00670476 n 0000 | a form of baptism in which part or all of a person's body is submerged &%ReligiousProcess+  
00671096 04 n 01 christening 0 001 @ 00670476 n 0000 | giving a Christian name at baptism &%ReligiousProcess+  
00671188 04 n 01 confirmation 0 001 @ 00668363 n 0000 | a sacrament admitting a baptized person to full participation in the church &%ReligiousProcess+  
00671322 04 n 01 confirmation 1 001 @ 00663517 n 0000 | a ceremony held in the synagogue (usually at Pentecost) to admit as adult members of the Jewish community young men and women who have successfully completed a course of study in Judaism &%ReligiousProcess+  
00671567 04 n 01 penance 1 003 @ 00668363 n 0000 %p 00059166 n 0000 ~ 00671737 n 0000 | a Catholic sacrament; repentance and confession and satisfaction and absolution &%ReligiousProcess+  
00671737 04 n 01 confession 0 002 @ 00671567 n 0000 ~ 00671953 n 0000 | (Roman Catholic Church) the act of a penitent disclosing his sinfulness before a priest in the sacrament of penance in the hope of absolution &%ReligiousProcess+  
00671953 04 n 01 shrift 0 001 @ 00671737 n 0000 | the act of being shriven &%ReligiousProcess+  
00672030 04 n 03 anointing_of_the_sick 0 extreme_unction 0 last_rites 1 001 @ 00668363 n 0000 | a Catholic sacrament; a priest anoints a dying person with oil and prays for salvation &%ReligiousProcess+  
00672215 04 n 01 holy_orders 0 002 @ 00668363 n 0000 %p 00107544 n 0000 | the sacrament of ordination &%ReligiousProcess+ 
00672319 04 n 01 sanctification 0 004 @ 00663517 n 0000 ~ 00672486 n 0000 ~ 00672700 n 0000 ~ 00672889 n 0000 | a religious ceremony in which something is made holy &%ReligiousProcess+ 
00672486 04 n 01 beatification 0 001 @ 00672319 n 0000 | (Roman Catholic Church) the act of declaring that a deceased person lived a holy life and is worthy of public veneration; a first step toward canonization &%ReligiousProcess+  
00672700 04 n 02 canonization 0 canonisation 0 001 @ 00672319 n 0000 | (Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Church) the act of admitting a deceased person into the canon of saints &%ReligiousProcess+  
00672889 04 n 01 consecration 0 001 @ 00672319 n 0000 | the act of consecrating; "the Cardinal attended the consecration of the church" &%ReligiousProcess+  
00673027 04 n 01 consecration 1 001 @ 00781577 n 0000 | a solemn dedication to a service or a goal; "his consecration to study" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00673157 04 n 02 Oblation 0 religious_offering 0 002 @ 00663517 n 0000 ~ 00669219 n 0000 | the act of offering the bread and wine of the Eucharist &%ReligiousProcess+  
00673306 04 n 02 oblation 1 offering 0 001 @ 00703535 n 0000 | the act of contributing to the funds of a church or charity; "oblations for aid to the poor" &%UnilateralGiving+  
00673464 04 n 02 unction 0 inunction 0 002 @ 00457666 n 0000 @ 00663517 n 0000 | anointing as part of a religious ceremony or healing ritual &%ReligiousProcess+  
00673607 04 n 01 libation 0 001 @ 00663517 n 0000 | the act of pouring a liquid offering (especially wine) as a religious ceremony &%ReligiousProcess+ 
00673740 04 n 02 prayer 0 supplication 1 004 @ 00664071 n 0000 ~ 00673972 n 0000 ~ 00674543 n 0000 ~ 00674885 n 0000 | the act of communicating with a deity (especially as a petition or in adoration or contrition or thanksgiving) &%ReligiousProcess+  
00673972 04 n 01 Agnus_Dei 0 001 @ 00673740 n 0000 | a liturgical prayer &%ReligiousProcess+  
00674047 04 n 01 Mass 0 004 @ 00663517 n 0000 ~ 00674244 n 0000 ~ 00674357 n 0000 ~ 00674440 n 0000 | the celebration of the Eucharist (in the Roman Catholic Church and some Protestant Churches) &%ReligiousProcess+  
00674244 04 n 01 High_Mass 0 002 @ 00674047 n 0000 %p 05274220 n 0000 | a solemn and elaborate Mass with music &%ReligiousProcess+  
00674357 04 n 01 Low_Mass 0 001 @ 00674047 n 0000 | a Mass recited without music &%ReligiousProcess+  
00674440 04 n 01 Requiem 0 002 @ 00674047 n 0000 %p 05274336 n 0000 | a Mass celebrated for the dead &%ReligiousProcess+  
00674543 04 n 01 devotion 0 002 @ 00673740 n 0000 ~ 00674722 n 0000 | (usually plural) religious observance or prayers (usually spoken silently); "he returned to his devotions" &%ReligiousProcess+  
00674722 04 n 01 stations_of_the_Cross 0 001 @ 00674543 n 0000 | (Roman Catholic Church) a devotion consisting of 14 prayers before the 14 stations of the cross &%ReligiousProcess+  
00674885 04 n 02 blessing 0 benediction 0 001 @ 00673740 n 0000 | the act of praying for divine protection &%ReligiousProcess+  
00674994 04 n 02 idolization 0 idolisation 0 002 @ 00664071 n 0000 ~ 00675355 n 0000 | worshiping blindly and to excess &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00675116 04 n 02 adoration 2 latria 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship given to God alone &%ReligiousProcess+  
00675207 04 n 02 idolatry 0 idol_worship 0 002 @ 00664071 n 0000 ~ 00675446 n 0000 | the worship of idols; the worship of images that are not God &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00675355 04 n 01 bardolatry 0 001 @ 00674994 n 0000 | idolization of William Shakespeare &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00675446 04 n 01 iconolatry 0 001 @ 00675207 n 0000 | the worship of sacred images &%ReligiousProcess+  
00675531 04 n 03 idolatry 1 devotion 2 veneration 0 009 @ 00664071 n 0000 ~ 00675896 n 0000 ~ 00675990 n 0000 ~ 00676094 n 0000 ~ 00676201 n 0000 ~ 00676301 n 0000 ~ 00676404 n 0000 ~ 00676507 n 0000 ~ 00676604 n 0000 | religious zeal; willingness to serve God &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00675794 04 n 03 idiolatry 0 autolatry 0 self-worship 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship of yourself &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00675896 04 n 02 bibliolatry 0 Bible-worship 0 001 @ 00675531 n 0000 | worship of the Bible &%ReligiousProcess+  
00675990 04 n 03 verbolatry 0 grammatolatry 0 word-worship 0 001 @ 00675531 n 0000 | worship of words &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00676094 04 n 03 symbolatry 0 symbololatry 0 symbol-worship 0 001 @ 00675531 n 0000 | worship of symbols &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00676201 04 n 02 anthropolatry 0 worship_of_man 0 001 @ 00675531 n 0000 | worship of human beings &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00676301 04 n 03 gyneolatry 0 gynaeolatry 0 woman-worship 0 001 @ 00675531 n 0000 | worship of women &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00676404 04 n 01 lordolatry 0 001 @ 00675531 n 0000 | worship of a lord because of his rank or title &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00676507 04 n 02 thaumatolatry 0 miracle-worship 0 001 @ 00675531 n 0000 | worship of miracles &%ReligiousProcess+  
00676604 04 n 02 topolatry 0 place-worship 0 001 @ 00675531 n 0000 | worship of places &%ReligiousProcess+ 
00676693 04 n 02 arborolatry 0 tree-worship 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship of trees &%ReligiousProcess+  
00676782 04 n 02 astrolatry 0 worship_of_heavenly_bodies 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship of planets or stars &%ReligiousProcess+  
00676895 04 n 01 cosmolatry 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship of the cosmos &%ReligiousProcess+ 
00676973 04 n 03 diabolatry 0 demonolatry 0 devil-worship 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship of devils &%ReligiousProcess+  
00677077 04 n 02 pyrolatry 0 fire-worship 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship of fire &%ReligiousProcess+  
00677163 04 n 03 hagiolatry 0 hierolatry 0 worship_of_saints 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship of saints &%ReligiousProcess+  
00677270 04 n 02 heliolatry 0 sun-worship 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship of the sun &%ReligiousProcess+  
00677359 04 n 02 zoolatry 0 animal-worship 0 003 @ 00664071 n 0000 ~ 00677485 n 0000 ~ 00677702 n 0000 | worship of animals &%ReligiousProcess+  
00677485 04 n 02 ichthyolatry 0 fish-worship 0 001 @ 00677359 n 0000 | worship of fish &%ReligiousProcess+ 
00677574 04 n 01 monolatry 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | the worship of a single god but without claiming that it is the only god &%ReligiousProcess+  
00677702 04 n 02 ophiolatry 0 serpent-worship 0 001 @ 00677359 n 0000 | worship of snakes &%ReligiousProcess+  
00677794 04 n 02 moon-worship 0 selenolatry 0 001 @ 00664071 n 0000 | worship of the moon &%ReligiousProcess+  
00677886 04 n 03 energizing 0 activating 0 activation 0 003 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00678057 n 0000 ~ 00678858 n 0000 | the activity of causing to have energy and be active &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00678057 04 n 01 electrification 0 001 @ 00677886 n 0000 | the activity of thrilling or markedly exciting some person or group &%Process+  
00678186 04 n 05 revival 1 resurgence 0 revitalization 0 revitalisation 0 revivification 0 005 @ 05480347 n 0000 ~ 00678421 n 0000 ~ 00678537 n 0000 ~ 00678641 n 0000 ~ 00678772 n 0000 | the coming again into activity and prominence &%Process+   
00678421 04 n 03 rebirth 2 renaissance 0 renascence 0 001 @ 00678186 n 0000 | the revival of learning and culture &%Process+ 
00678537 04 n 01 regeneration 0 001 @ 00678186 n 0000 | the activity of spiritual or physical renewal &%Process+  
00678641 04 n 01 resurrection 0 001 @ 00678186 n 0000 | revival from inactivity and disuse; "it produced a resurrection of hope" &%Process+  
00678772 04 n 01 resuscitation 0 001 @ 00678186 n 0000 | a revival of consciousness &%OrganismProcess+  
00678858 04 n 04 vivification 0 vivifying 0 invigoration 0 animation 2 001 @ 00677886 n 0000 | the activity of giving vitality and vigour to something &%Process+  
00679011 04 n 01 presentation 1 002 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00679124 n 0000 | the activity of presenting something &%Disseminating+  
00679124 04 n 01 exposure 5 002 @ 00679011 n 0000 ~ 00679287 n 0000 | presentation to view in an open or public manner; "the exposure of his anger was shocking" &%Disseminating+  
00679287 04 n 02 repudiation 0 debunking 0 001 @ 00679124 n 0000 | the exposure of falseness or pretensions; "the debunking of religion has been too successful" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00679450 04 n 04 concealment 0 concealing 0 hiding 0 secreting 0 008 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00679708 n 0000 ~ 00679881 n 0000 ~ 00680055 n 0000 ~ 00680272 n 0000 ~ 00680392 n 0000 ~ 00680601 n 0000 ~ 00680704 n 0000 | the activity of keeping something secret (&%ComplementFn &%Disseminating)+  
00679708 04 n 02 disguise 0 camouflage 0 001 @ 00679450 n 0000 | the act of concealing the identity of something by modifying its appearance; "he is a master of disguise" &%SurfaceChange+  
00679881 04 n 01 mask 0 001 @ 00679450 n 0000 | activity that tries to conceal something; "no mask could conceal his ignorance"; "they moved in under a mask of friendship" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00680055 04 n 04 cover 0 covering 2 screening 0 masking 0 001 @ 00679450 n 0000 | the act of concealing the existence of something by obstructing the view of it; "the cover concealed their guns from enemy aircraft" &%Putting+  
00680272 04 n 01 cover-up 0 001 @ 00679450 n 0000 | an attempt to prevent something embarrassing from becoming public (&%ComplementFn &%Disseminating)+  
00680392 04 n 02 burying 0 burial 0 002 @ 00679450 n 0000 ~ 00680510 n 0000 | concealing something under the ground &%Putting+  
00680510 04 n 02 reburying 0 reburial 0 001 @ 00680392 n 0000 | the act of burying again &%Putting+  
00680601 04 n 02 stealth 0 stealing 1 001 @ 00679450 n 0000 | avoiding detection by moving carefully &%Motion+  
00680704 04 n 01 money_laundering 0 001 @ 00679450 n 0000 | concealing the source of illegally gotten money &%IntentionalProcess+  
00680814 04 n 07 location 2 locating 0 placement 0 position 0 positioning 0 emplacement 0 situating 0 009 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00681146 n 0000 ~ 00681250 n 0000 ~ 00681366 n 0000 ~ 00681444 n 0000 ~ 00681584 n 0000 ~ 00681664 n 0000 ~ 00681760 n 0000 ~ 00681884 n 0000 | the act of putting something in a certain place or location &%Putting=  
00681146 04 n 01 juxtaposition 0 001 @ 00680814 n 0000 | positioning close together (or side by side) &%Putting+  
00681250 04 n 01 interposition 1 001 @ 00680814 n 0000 | the act of interposing one thing between or among others &%Putting+  
00681366 04 n 01 orientation 0 001 @ 00680814 n 0000 | the act of orienting &%Putting+  
00681444 04 n 01 planting 0 001 @ 00680814 n 0000 | the act of fixing firmly in place; "she resented his planting himself in the doorway" &%Putting+  
00681584 04 n 01 implantation 0 001 @ 00680814 n 0000 | the act of implanting &%Putting+  
00681664 04 n 01 repositioning 0 001 @ 00680814 n 0000 | the act of placing in a new position &%Putting+  
00681760 04 n 01 set 1 001 @ 00680814 n 0000 | the act of putting something in position; "he gave a final set to his hat" &%Putting+  
00681884 04 n 01 fingering 2 002 @ 00680814 n 0000 #p 00063430 n 0000 | the placement of the fingers for playing different notes (or sequences of notes) on a musical instrument &%Touching+  
00682063 04 n 01 stay 0 003 @ 00017487 n 0000 ~ 00683061 n 0000 ~ 00684012 n 0000 | continuing or remaining in a place; "they had a nice stay in Paris" &%Keeping+  
00682217 04 n 03 residency 0 residence 0 abidance 1 003 @ 00017487 n 0000 ~ 00682362 n 0000 ~ 00682434 n 0000 | the act of dwelling in a place &%inhabits= 
00682362 04 n 01 lodging 0 001 @ 00682217 n 0000 | the act of lodging &%inhabits+  
00682434 04 n 02 occupancy 0 tenancy 0 002 @ 00682217 n 0000 ~ 00682554 n 0000 | an act of being a tenant or occupant &%inhabits+  
00682554 04 n 03 inhabitancy 0 inhabitation 0 habitation 0 003 @ 00682434 n 0000 ~ 00682697 n 0000 ~ 00682920 n 0000 | the act of inhabiting &%inhabits=  
00682697 04 n 02 cohabitation 0 living_together 0 002 @ 00682554 n 0000 ~ 00682820 n 0000 | living together (as spouses) &%inhabits+  
00682820 04 n 01 concubinage 0 001 @ 00682697 n 0000 | cohabitation without being legally married &%inhabits+  
00682920 04 n 04 camping 0 encampment 0 bivouacking 0 tenting 0 001 @ 00682554 n 0000 | the act of encamping and living in tents in a camp &%inhabits+ 
00683061 04 n 01 sojourn 0 002 @ 00682063 n 0000 ~ 00683152 n 0000 | temporary residence &%inhabits+  
00683152 04 n 01 visit 1 001 @ 00683061 n 0000 | brief residence as a guest; "a weekend visit with friends" &%Meeting+  
00683261 04 n 01 call 2 002 @ 00800256 n 0000 ~ 00683485 n 0000 | brief visit in an official or professional capacity: "the pastor's visits to his parishioners"; "a visit to a dentist"; "the salesman's call on a customer" &%Meeting+  
00683485 04 n 01 round 0 001 @ 00683261 n 0000 | (often plural) a series of professional calls (usually in a set order); "the doctor goes on his rounds first thing every morning"; "the postman's rounds"; "we enjoyed our round of the local bars" &%Motion+  
00683732 04 n 01 call 3 001 @ 00800256 n 0000 | a brief social visit: "senior professors' wives no longer make afternoon calls on newcomers" &%Meeting+  
00683875 04 n 01 visiting 0 001 @ 00800256 n 0000 | the activity of making visits; "visiting with the neighbors filled her afternoons" &%Meeting+ 
00684012 04 n 03 stop 2 stopover 0 layover 0 003 @ 00682063 n 0000 ~ 00684206 n 0000 ~ 00684297 n 0000 | a brief stay in the course of a journey; "they made a stopover to visit their friends" &%Keeping+  
00684206 04 n 01 night-stop 0 001 @ 00684012 n 0000 | a break in a journey for the night &%Keeping+  
00684297 04 n 01 stand 1 001 @ 00684012 n 0000 | a stop made by a touring musical or theatrical group to give a performance; "a one-night stand" &%Keeping+  
00684444 04 n 04 provision 1 providing 0 supply 0 supplying 0 010 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00684743 n 0000 ~ 00684853 n 0000 ~ 00685282 n 0000 ~ 00685391 n 0000 ~ 00685503 n 0000 ~ 00685930 n 0000 ~ 00686073 n 0000 ~ 00686160 n 0000 ~ 00686316 n 0000 | the activity of supplying or providing something &%Putting+  
00684743 04 n 01 irrigation 0 001 @ 00684444 n 0000 | supplying dry land with water by means of ditches etc &%Putting+  
00684853 04 n 03 feeding 1 nourishing 0 alimentation 0 004 @ 00684444 n 0000 ~ 00685030 n 0000 ~ 00685108 n 0000 ~ 00685183 n 0000 | the act of supplying food and nourishment &%Ingesting+  
00685030 04 n 01 nursing 1 001 @ 00684853 n 0000 | nourishing at the breast &%Ingesting+   
00685108 04 n 01 overfeeding 0 001 @ 00684853 n 0000 | excessive feeding &%Ingesting+  
00685183 04 n 01 spoonfeeding 0 001 @ 00684853 n 0000 | feeding someone (as a baby) from a spoon &%Ingesting+  
00685282 04 n 02 fueling 0 refueling 0 001 @ 00684444 n 0000 | the activity of supplying or taking on fuel &%Putting+  
00685391 04 n 02 health_care_delivery 0 care_delivery 0 001 @ 00684444 n 0000 | the provision of medical care &%TherapeuticProcess+  
00685503 04 n 03 issue 1 issuing 0 issuance 0 002 @ 00684444 n 0000 ~ 00685734 n 0000 | the provision of something by issuing it (usually in quantity); "a new issue of stamps"; "the last issue of penicillin was over a month ago" &%Making+  
00685734 04 n 01 stock_issue 0 001 @ 00685503 n 0000 | (corporation law) the authorization and delivery of shares of stock for sale to the public or the shares thus offered at a particular time &%Giving+  
00685930 04 n 01 logistics 0 001 @ 00684444 n 0000 | handling an operation that involves providing labor and materials be supplied as needed &%Putting+  
00686073 04 n 01 purveyance 0 001 @ 00684444 n 0000 | the act of supplying something &%Putting+  
00686160 04 n 01 stocking 0 001 @ 00684444 n 0000 | the activity of supplying a stock of something; "he supervised the stocking of the stream with trout" &%Putting+  
00686316 04 n 01 subvention 0 001 @ 00684444 n 0000 | the act or process of providing aid or help of any sort &%UnilateralGiving+  
00686428 04 n 01 demand 0 003 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00686585 n 0000 ~ 00686953 n 0000 | the act of demanding; "the kidnapper's exorbitant demands for money" &%Ordering+  
00686585 04 n 01 exaction 0 002 @ 00686428 n 0000 ~ 00686770 n 0000 | act of demanding or levying by by force or authority: "exaction of tribute"; "exaction of various dues and fees" &%Ordering+  
00686770 04 n 01 extortion 1 001 @ 00686585 n 0000 | unjust exaction (as by the misuse of authority): "the extortion by dishonest officials of fees for performing their sworn duty" &%Ordering+  
00686953 04 n 01 claim 0 002 @ 00686428 n 0000 ~ 00687126 n 0000 | demand for something as rightful or due: "they struck in support of their claim for a shorter work day" &%Ordering+  
00687126 04 n 01 insurance_claim 0 001 @ 00686953 n 0000 | demand for payment in accordance with an insurance policy &%Ordering+  
00687245 04 n 01 drain 1 003 @ 00229061 n 0000 ~ 00251679 n 0000 ~ 00687376 n 0000 | a gradual depletion; "a drain on resources" &%resource+  
00687376 04 n 01 brain_drain 0 001 @ 00687245 n 0000 | depletion or loss of intellectual and technical personnel &%resource+  
00687491 04 n 01 inactivity 0 007 @ 00017487 n 0000 ! 00261466 n 0101 ~ 00687670 n 0000 ~ 00688424 n 0000 ~ 00688597 n 0000 ~ 00689316 n 0000 ~ 00689955 n 0000 | being inactive (&%ComplementFn &%Motion)=  
00687670 04 n 01 pause 0 005 @ 00687491 n 0000 ~ 00687814 n 0000 ~ 00687997 n 0000 ~ 00688153 n 0000 ~ 00688254 n 0000 | temporary inactivity (&%ComplementFn &%Motion)+   
00687814 04 n 04 respite 0 recess 0 break 5 time_out 0 001 @ 00687670 n 0000 | a pause from doing something (as work); "we took a 10-minute break"; "he took time out to recuperate" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00687997 04 n 04 hesitation 0 waver 1 falter 0 faltering 0 001 @ 00687670 n 0000 | the act of pausing uncertainly; "there was a hesitation in his speech" (&%ComplementFn &%Motion)+  
00688153 04 n 01 intermission 0 001 @ 00687670 n 0000 | the act of suspending activity temporarily (&%ComplementFn &%Motion)+  
00688254 04 n 02 freeze 1 halt 0 001 @ 00687670 n 0000 | an interruption or temporary suspension of progress or movement: "a halt in the arms race"; "a nuclear freeze" (&%ComplementFn &%Motion)+  
00688424 04 n 02 wait 0 waiting 0 001 @ 00687491 n 0000 | the act of waiting (remaining inactive in one place while expecting something); "the wait was an ordeal for him" (&%ComplementFn &%Motion)+  
00688597 04 n 04 ease 0 rest 0 repose 0 relaxation 0 004 @ 00687491 n 0000 ~ 00688827 n 0000 ~ 00688923 n 0000 ~ 00689161 n 0000 | freedom from activity (work or strain or responsibility); "took his repose by the swimming pool" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00688827 04 n 01 lie-in 0 001 @ 00688597 n 0000 | (British) a long stay in bed in the morning  &%RecreationOrExercise+ 
00688923 04 n 04 quiescence 0 quiescency 0 dormancy 0 sleeping 1 002 @ 00688597 n 0000 ~ 00689063 n 0000 | quiet and inactive restfulness &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00689063 04 n 01 vegetation 0 001 @ 00688923 n 0000 | inactivity that is passive and monotonous &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00689161 04 n 01 leisure 0 002 @ 00688597 n 0000 ~ 00689615 n 0000 | freedom to choose a pastime or enjoyable activity; "he lacked the leisure for golf" &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00689316 04 n 03 idleness 0 idling 0 loafing 0 002 @ 00687491 n 0000 ~ 00689428 n 0000 | having no employment &%Unemployed+  
00689428 04 n 01 dolce_far_niente 0 001 @ 00689316 n 0000 | carefree idleness &%Unemployed+  
00689508 04 n 02 free_time 0 spare_time 0 001 @ 10863399 n 0000 | to that is free for leisure activities &%TimeInterval+  
00689615 04 n 01 vacationing 0 003 @ 00689161 n 0000 ~ 00689737 n 0000 ~ 00689853 n 0000 | the act of taking a vacation &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00689737 04 n 01 busman's_holiday 0 001 @ 00689615 n 0000 | a holiday where you do the same things you do at work &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00689853 04 n 01 caravanning 0 001 @ 00689615 n 0000 | the practice of taking holidays in a caravan &%RecreationOrExercise+  
00689955 04 n 03 delay 0 holdup 1 detention 1 009 @ 00687491 n 0000 ~ 00246501 n 0000 ~ 00690191 n 0000 ~ 00690335 n 0000 ~ 00690722 n 0000 ~ 00690838 n 0000 ~ 00690954 n 0000 ~ 00691100 n 0000 ~ 00691355 n 0000 | the act of delaying &%time+  
00690191 04 n 01 demurrage 0 001 @ 00689955 n 0000 | detention of a ship or freight car or other cargo beyond its scheduled time of departure &%time+  
00690335 04 n 03 postponement 0 deferment 0 deferral 1 003 @ 00689955 n 0000 ~ 00690488 n 0000 ~ 00690592 n 0000 | act of putting off to a future time &%time+  
00690488 04 n 01 adjournment 1 001 @ 00690335 n 0000 | the act of postponing to another time or place &%time+  
00690592 04 n 01 prorogation 0 001 @ 00690335 n 0000 | discontinuing the meetings (of a legislative body) without dissolving it &%agent+  
00690722 04 n 03 procrastination 0 cunctation 0 shillyshally 0 001 @ 00689955 n 0000 | the act of procrastinating &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00690838 04 n 03 slowdown 0 lag 0 retardation 0 001 @ 00689955 n 0000 | the act of slowing down or falling behind &%Decreasing+  
00690954 04 n 04 dalliance 0 dawdling 0 trifling 0 wasting_time 0 001 @ 00689955 n 0000 | the deliberate act of wasting time instead of working &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00691100 04 n 01 filibuster 0 001 @ 00689955 n 0000 | a tactic for delaying or obstructing legislation by making long speeches &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00691229 04 n 03 interjection 1 interposition 0 interpolation 0 001 @ 00246501 n 0000 | an action or remark that interrupts &%Putting+  
00691355 04 n 03 tarrying 0 tarriance 0 lingering 0 001 @ 00689955 n 0000 | the act of lingering &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00691454 04 n 02 breaking_off 0 abruption 0 001 @ 00246501 n 0000 | an instance of breaking off suddenly &%EndFn+  
00691561 04 n 02 heckling 0 barracking 0 001 @ 00246501 n 0000 | shouting to interrupt a speech with which you disagree &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00691683 04 n 01 abstinence 0 006 @ 00513665 n 0000 ~ 00691886 n 0000 ~ 00692149 n 0000 ~ 00692239 n 0000 ~ 00692334 n 0000 ~ 00692957 n 0000 | act or practice of refraining from indulging an appetite &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00691886 04 n 03 chastity 0 celibacy 0 sexual_abstention 0 001 @ 00691683 n 0000 | abstaining from sexual relations (&%ComplementFn &%SexualReproduction)=  
00692004 04 n 03 self-denial 0 self-discipline 0 self-control 0 001 @ 00513665 n 0000 | the act of denying yourself; controlling your impulses &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00692149 04 n 02 sobriety 0 temperance 0 001 @ 00691683 n 0000 | abstaining from excess &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00692239 04 n 02 teetotaling 0 teetotalism 0 001 @ 00691683 n 0000 | abstaining from alcohol (&%ComplementFn &%Drinking)+  
00692334 04 n 02 fast 0 fasting 0 003 @ 00691683 n 0000 ~ 00692451 n 0000 ~ 00692553 n 0000 | abstaining from food (&%ComplementFn &%Eating)=  
00692451 04 n 01 hunger_strike 0 001 @ 00692334 n 0000 | a fast by a prisoner as a means of protest &%PoliticalProcess+  
00692553 04 n 02 diet 0 dieting 0 001 @ 00692334 n 0000 | the act of restricting your food intake (or your intake of particular foods) &%Ingesting+  
00692690 04 n 01 traffic_control 0 002 @ 00513665 n 0000 ~ 00692824 n 0000 | control of the flow of traffic in a building or a city &%Guiding+  
00692824 04 n 01 point_duty 0 001 @ 00692690 n 0000 | (British) the control of traffic by a policeman stationed at an intersection &%Guiding+  
00692957 04 n 02 inhibition 0 suppression 3 001 @ 00691683 n 0000 | the conscious exclusion of unacceptable thoughts or desires &%inhibits+  
00693087 04 n 01 tolerance 0 002 @ 00740440 n 0000 ~ 00693192 n 0000 | the act of tolerating something &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00693192 04 n 02 lenience 0 leniency 0 002 @ 00693087 n 0000 ~ 00693354 n 0000 | lightening a penalty or excusing from a chore by judges or parents or teachers &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00693354 04 n 03 clemency 1 mercifulness 0 mercy 0 004 @ 00693192 n 0000 ~ 00755192 n 0000 ~ 00811226 n 0000 ~ 00817896 n 0000 | leniency and compassion shown toward offenders by a person or agency charged with administering justice; "he threw himself on the mercy of the court" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00693635 04 n 01 pleasure 2 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | an activity that affords enjoyment; "he puts duty before pleasure" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00693756 04 n 02 enjoyment 0 delectation 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | act of receiving pleasure from something &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00693866 04 n 01 laughter 0 002 @ 00017487 n 0000 @ 05149034 n 0000 | the act of laughing; the manifestation of joy or mirth of scorn; "he enjoyed the laughter of the crowd" &%Expressing+  
00694042 04 n 02 satisfaction 0 satisfying 0 002 @ 00035970 n 0000 ~ 00694234 n 0000 | act of fulfilling a desire or need or appetite; "the satisfaction of their demand for better services" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00694234 04 n 01 gratification 0 003 @ 00694042 n 0000 ~ 00694380 n 0000 ~ 00694512 n 0000 | the act or an instance of gratifying or satisfying &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00694380 04 n 01 self-gratification 0 001 @ 00694234 n 0000 | the act of satisfying your own desires and giving yourself pleasure &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00694512 04 n 05 indulgence 0 indulging 0 pampering 0 humoring 0 pleasing 0 003 @ 00694234 n 0000 ~ 00694694 n 0000 ~ 00694827 n 0000 | the act of indulging or gratifying a desire &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00694694 04 n 02 overindulgence 0 excess 0 001 @ 00694512 n 0000 | excessive indulgence; "the child was spoiled by overindulgence" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00694827 04 n 01 orgy 1 001 @ 00694512 n 0000 | any act of immoderate indulgence &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00694910 04 n 03 hindrance 0 interference 0 interfering 0 007 @ 00017487 n 0000 ~ 00040027 n 0000 ~ 00695150 n 0000 ~ 00695341 n 0000 ~ 00696727 n 0000 ~ 00696835 n 0000 ~ 00697202 n 0000 | the act of hindering or obstructing or impeding &%inhibits+  
00695150 04 n 01 antagonism 0 001 @ 00694910 n 0000 | (biochemistry) interference in or inhibition of the physiological action of a chemical substance by another having a similar structure &%inhibits+  
00695341 04 n 01 obstruction 1 003 @ 00694910 n 0000 ~ 00695483 n 0000 ~ 00696321 n 0000 | the act of obstructing; "obstruction of justice" &%inhibits+  
00695483 04 n 03 blockage 0 closure 1 occlusion 0 002 @ 00695341 n 0000 ~ 05325725 n 0000 | the act of blocking &%Putting+  
00695597 04 n 01 naval_blockade 0 001 @ 00610851 n 0000 | the interdiction of a nation's lines of communication at sea by the use of naval power &%prevents+  
00695744 04 n 04 siege 0 besieging 0 beleaguering 0 military_blockade 0 013 @ 00610851 n 0000 ~ 00822409 n 0000 ~ 00822637 n 0000 ~ 00823317 n 0000 ~ 00829657 n 0000 ~ 00836265 n 0000 ~ 00840751 n 0000 ~ 00841290 n 0000 ~ 00842497 n 0000 ~ 00846764 n 0000 ~ 00846932 n 0000 ~ 00849029 n 0000 ~ 00850488 n 0000 | the action of an armed force that surrounds a fortified place and isolates it while continuing to attack &%prevents+  
00696163 04 n 01 relief 4 001 @ 00060117 n 0000 | the act of freeing a city or town that has been besieged; "he asked for troops for the relief of Atlanta" &%Battle+  
00696321 04 n 02 stall 0 stalling 0 002 @ 00695341 n 0000 ~ 00696435 n 0000 | a tactic used to mislead or delay &%Maneuver+  
00696435 04 n 01 stonewalling 0 001 @ 00696321 n 0000 | stalling or delaying especially by refusing to answer questions or cooperate &%Maneuver+  
00696570 04 n 02 stop 0 stoppage 0 002 @ 00017487 n 0000 ~ 00811760 n 0000 | the act of stopping something; "the third baseman made some remarkable stops" &%prevents+   
00696727 04 n 02 complication 0 complicating 0 001 @ 00694910 n 0000 | the act or process of complicating &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00696835 04 n 01 deterrence 0 003 @ 00694910 n 0000 ~ 00104728 n 0000 ~ 00696959 n 0000 | the act or process of deterring &%inhibits+  
00696959 04 n 01 discouragement 0 001 @ 00696835 n 0000 | the act of discouraging; "the discouragement of petty theft" &%inhibits+   
00697079 04 n 01 countermine 0 001 @ 00113406 n 0000 | (military) a tunnel dug to defeat similar activities by the enemy &%inhibits+  
00697202 04 n 02 prevention 0 bar 0 008 @ 00694910 n 0000 ~ 00697412 n 0000 ~ 00697514 n 0000 ~ 00697691 n 0000 ~ 00697774 n 0000 ~ 00698028 n 0000 ~ 00698191 n 0000 ~ 00698605 n 0000 | the act of preventing &%prevents= 
00697412 04 n 02 debarment 0 debarring 0 002 @ 00697202 n 0000 ~ 00136859 n 0000 | legal prevention &%Declaring+  
00697514 04 n 04 suppression 2 crushing 0 quelling 0 stifling 0 001 @ 00697202 n 0000 | forceful prevention: "suppression of liberal newspapers"; "quelling of the revolution" &%prevents+  
00697691 04 n 01 prophylaxis 0 001 @ 00697202 n 0000 | the prevention of disease &%prevents+  
00697774 04 n 01 averting 0 001 @ 00697202 n 0000 | the act of preventing something from occurring; "averting danger was his responsibility" &%prevents=  
00697917 04 n 01 tax_avoidance 0 001 @ 00228920 n 0000 | the minimization of tax liability by lawful methods &%Decreasing+  
00698028 04 n 03 obviation 0 forestalling 0 preclusion 0 001 @ 00697202 n 0000 | the act of preventing something by anticipating and disposing of it effectively &%prevents+  
00698191 04 n 02 disqualification 0 disqualifying 0 002 @ 00697202 n 0000 ~ 00698364 n 0000 | the act of preventing someone from participating by finding them unqualified &%prevents+  
00698364 04 n 02 recusation 0 recusal 0 001 @ 00698191 n 0000 | the disqualification of a judge or jury by reason of prejudice or conflict of interest; a judge can be recused by objections of either party or they can disqualify themselves &%prevents+  
00698605 04 n 01 save 0 001 @ 00697202 n 0000 | the act of preventing the opposition from scoring (in sports): "the goalie made a brilliant save"; "the relief pitcher got credit for a save" &%prevents+  
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00699519 04 n 02 assimilation 0 absorption 0 003 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00699688 n 0000 ~ 00699784 n 0000 | the absorbing of one cultural group into harmony with another &%SocialInteraction+  
00699688 04 n 01 Americanization 0 001 @ 00699519 n 0000 | assimilation into American culture &%SocialInteraction+  
00699784 04 n 01 Europeanization 0 001 @ 00699519 n 0000 | assimilation into European culture &%SocialInteraction+  
00699880 04 n 01 social_activity 0 003 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00700147 n 0000 ~ 00700779 n 0000 | activity considered appropriate on social occasions &%SocialInteraction+  
00700029 04 n 02 confederation 0 alliance 0 001 @ 00698797 n 0000 | the act of forming an alliance or confederation &%SocialInteraction+  
00700147 04 n 01 association 0 003 @ 00699880 n 0000 ~ 00700350 n 0000 ~ 00700508 n 0000 | the act of consorting with or joining with others; "you cannot be convicted of criminal guilt by association" &%SocialInteraction+  
00700350 04 n 02 fraternization 0 fraternisation 0 001 @ 00700147 n 0000 | associating with others in a brotherly or friendly way; especially with an enemy &%SocialInteraction+  
00700508 04 n 01 affiliation 0 002 @ 00700147 n 0000 ~ 00700703 n 0000 | the act of becoming formally connected or joined: "welcomed the affiliation of the research center with the university" &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00700703 04 n 01 reaffiliation 0 001 @ 00700508 n 0000 | affiliation anew &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00700779 04 n 01 mingling 0 001 @ 00699880 n 0000 | the action of people mingling and coming into contact; "all the random mingling and idle talk made him hate literary parties" &%SocialInteraction+  
00700959 04 n 02 decolonization 0 decolonisation 0 001 @ 00698797 n 0000 | the action of changing from colonial to independent status &%PoliticalProcess+  
00701095 04 n 01 disbandment 0 001 @ 00698797 n 0000 | the act of disbanding; "the orchestra faced the prospect of disbandment" &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00701225 04 n 01 disestablishment 0 001 @ 00698797 n 0000 | the act terminating an established state of affairs; especially ending a connection with the Church of England &%OrganizationalProcess+ 
00701398 04 n 01 distribution 0 007 @ 00017487 n 0000 ~ 00106794 n 0000 ~ 00701617 n 0000 ~ 00701696 n 0000 ~ 00701814 n 0000 ~ 00703061 n 0000 ~ 00703319 n 0000 | the act of distributing or spreading or apportioning &%Putting+ 
00701617 04 n 01 redistribution 0 001 @ 00701398 n 0000 | distributing again &%Giving+  
00701696 04 n 02 dispensation 0 dispensing 0 001 @ 00701398 n 0000 | the act of dispensing (giving out in portions) &%Putting+  
00701814 04 n 06 allotment 0 apportionment 0 apportioning 0 allocation 0 parceling 0 parcelling 0 006 @ 00701398 n 0000 ~ 00053417 n 0000 ~ 00702192 n 0000 ~ 00702551 n 0000 ~ 00702810 n 0000 ~ 00702886 n 0000 | the act of distributing by allotting or apportioning; "the apportionment of seats in the House of Representatives is based on the relative populaton of each state" &%Giving+  
00702192 04 n 04 reallotment 0 reapportionment 0 reapportioning 0 reallocation 0 002 @ 00701814 n 0000 ~ 00702421 n 0000 | a new apportionment (especially a reallotment of US congressional seats on the basis of census results) &%Giving+  
00702421 04 n 01 reshuffle 1 001 @ 00702192 n 0000 | a redistribution of something; "there was a reshuffle of cabinet officers" &%Giving+  
00702551 04 n 01 deal 1 002 @ 00701814 n 0000 ~ 00702726 n 0000 | the act of apportioning or distributing something; "the captain was entrusted with the deal of provisions" &%Giving+  
00702726 04 n 01 new_deal 0 001 @ 00702551 n 0000 | a reapportioning of something &%Giving+  
00702810 04 n 01 rationing 0 001 @ 00701814 n 0000 | the act of rationing &%Giving+  
00702886 04 n 03 parcel 0 portion 0 share 0 001 @ 00701814 n 0000 | the result of parcelling out or sharing; "death gets more than its share of attention from theologicans" &%Giving+  
00703061 04 n 01 deal 0 003 @ 00701398 n 0000 #p 00311899 n 0000 ~ 00703248 n 0000 | (card game) the act of distributing playing cards; "the deal was passed around the table clockwise" &%Giving+  
00703248 04 n 01 misdeal 0 001 @ 00703061 n 0000 | an incorrect deal &%Giving+  
00703319 04 n 02 sharing 0 share-out 0 003 @ 00701398 n 0000 ~ 00703445 n 0000 ~ 00703535 n 0000 | a distribution in shares &%Giving+  
00703445 04 n 02 generosity 0 unselfishness 0 001 @ 00703319 n 0000 | acting generously &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00703535 04 n 02 giving 0 gift 0 006 @ 00703319 n 0000 ~ 00673306 n 0000 ~ 00703702 n 0000 ~ 00703846 n 0000 ~ 00706393 n 0000 ~ 00706536 n 0000 | the act of giving &%Giving=  
00703702 04 n 04 bestowal 0 bestowment 0 conferral 0 conferment 0 001 @ 00703535 n 0000 | the act of conferring an honor or presenting a gift &%UnilateralGiving+  
00703846 04 n 01 endowment 0 001 @ 00703535 n 0000 | the act of endowing with a permanent source of income; "his generous endowment of the laboratory came just in the nick of time" &%UnilateralGiving+  
00704029 04 n 02 social_welfare 0 welfare 0 004 @ 00783845 n 0000 ~ 00704218 n 0000 ~ 00705199 n 0000 ~ 00705335 n 0000 | governmental provision of economic assistance to persons in need &%UnilateralGiving+ 
00704218 04 n 01 social_insurance 0 007 @ 00704029 n 0000 ~ 00704532 n 0000 ~ 00704774 n 0000 ~ 00704970 n 0000 ~ 00705446 n 0000 ~ 00705755 n 0000 ~ 00705855 n 0000 | government provision for unemployed or injured or aged; financed by contributions from employers and employees as well as by government revenue &%Giving+ 
00704532 04 n 01 national_insurance 0 001 @ 00704218 n 0000 | social insurance program in Britain; based on contributions from employers and employees; provides payments to unemployed and sick and retired people as well as medical services &%Giving+  
00704774 04 n 03 supplementary_benefit 0 social_assistance 0 national_assistance 0 001 @ 00704218 n 0000 | (Great Britain) benefits paid to bring incomes up to minimum levels established by law &%UnilateralGiving+  
00704970 04 n 01 Social_Security 0 003 @ 00704218 n 0000 ~ 00705561 n 0000 ~ 00705654 n 0000 | social welfare program in the U.S.; includes old-age and survivors insurance and some unemployment insurance and old-age assistance &%Organization+  
00705199 04 n 01 relief 0 001 @ 00704029 n 0000 | aid for the aged or indigent or handicapped; "he has been on relief for many years" &%UnilateralGiving+  
00705335 04 n 03 dole 0 pogy 0 pogey 0 001 @ 00704029 n 0000 | (Great Britain) money received from the state &%UnilateralGiving+  
00705446 04 n 01 unemployment_compensation 0 001 @ 00704218 n 0000 | payment by a US agency to unemployed people &%Giving+  
00705561 04 n 01 old-age_insurance 0 001 @ 00704970 n 0000 | insurance paid to the elderly &%Giving+  
00705654 04 n 01 survivors_insurance 0 001 @ 00704970 n 0000 | insurance paid to surviving spouses &%Giving+  
00705755 04 n 01 disability_insurance 0 001 @ 00704218 n 0000 | social insurance for the disabled &%Giving+  
00705855 04 n 01 health_care 0 003 @ 00704218 n 0000 ~ 00705989 n 0000 ~ 00706159 n 0000 | social insurance for the ill and injured &%Giving+  
00705989 04 n 01 Medicare 0 001 @ 00705855 n 0000 | health care for the aged; a federally administered system of health insurance available to persons aged 65 and over &%Organization+  
00706159 04 n 01 Medicaid 0 001 @ 00705855 n 0000 | health care for the needy; a federally and state-funded program &%Organization+  
00706277 04 n 02 philanthropy 0 philanthropic_gift 0 001 @ 00783845 n 0000 | voluntary promotion of human welfare &%UnilateralGiving+  
00706393 04 n 01 charity 0 003 @ 00703535 n 0000 ~ 00706785 n 0000 ~ 00706889 n 0000 | an activity or gift that benefits the public at large &%UnilateralGiving+  
00706536 04 n 02 contribution 0 donation 0 002 @ 00703535 n 0000 ~ 00706704 n 0000 | act of giving in common with others for a common purpose especially to a charity &%UnilateralGiving+  
00706704 04 n 01 subscription 0 001 @ 00706536 n 0000 | a pledged contribution &%Giving+  
00706785 04 n 02 alms 0 alms-giving 0 001 @ 00706393 n 0000 | voluntary contributions to aid the poor &%UnilateralGiving+  
00706889 04 n 01 handout 0 001 @ 00706393 n 0000 | giving money or food or clothing to a needy person &%UnilateralGiving+  
00706993 04 n 03 commerce 0 commercialism 0 mercantilism 0 016 @ 00717352 n 0000 = 00450636 a 0000 = 00452156 a 0000 ~ 00047814 n 0000 ~ 00707408 n 0000 ~ 00707799 n 0000 ~ 00708943 n 0000 ~ 00709093 n 0000 %p 00716041 n 0000 ~ 00717259 n 0000 ~ 00721243 n 0000 ~ 00721409 n 0000 ~ 00721822 n 0000 ~ 00721968 n 0000 ~ 00722332 n 0000 ~ 00725730 n 0000 | transactions having the objective of supplying commodities &%FinancialTransaction+  
00707408 04 n 01 trade 5 002 @ 00706993 n 0000 ~ 00707691 n 0000 | the commercial exchange (buying and selling on domestic or international markets) of goods and services; "Venice was an important center of trade with the East"; "they are accused of conspiring to constrain trade" &%FinancialTransaction+  
00707691 04 n 01 free_trade 0 001 @ 00707408 n 0000 | international trade free of government interference &%FinancialTransaction+  
00707799 04 n 02 exchange 0 interchange 2 004 @ 00706993 n 0000 ~ 00708074 n 0000 ~ 00719653 n 0000 ~ 09634486 n 0000 | reciprocal transfer of equivalent sums of money especially the currencies of different countries: "he earns his living from the interchange of currency" &%FinancialTransaction+  
00708074 04 n 01 conversion 3 001 @ 00707799 n 0000 | act of exchanging one type of money or security for another &%FinancialTransaction+  
00708190 04 n 01 lending 0 001 @ 00055579 n 0000 | disposing of money or property with the expectation that the same thing (or an equivalent) will be returned &%Lending=  
00708351 04 n 01 arbitrage 0 002 @ 00712429 n 0000 ~ 00708661 n 0000 | a kind of hedged investment meant to capture slight differences in price; when there is a difference in the price of something on two different markets the arbitrageur simultaneously buys at the lower price and sells at the higher price &%FinancialTransaction+  
00708661 04 n 02 risk_arbitrage 0 takeover_arbitrage 0 001 @ 00708351 n 0000 | arbitrage involving risk; as in the simultaneous purchase of stock in a target company and sale of stock in its potential acquirer; if the takeover fails the arbitrageur may lose a great deal of money &%FinancialTransaction+  
00708943 04 n 03 initial_public_offering 0 IPO 0 initial_offering 0 001 @ 00706993 n 0000 | a corporation's first offer to sell stock to the public &%Selling+  
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00710194 04 n 01 business 2 003 @ 00709721 n 0000 ~ 00710382 n 0000 ~ 00710768 n 0000 | the volume of business activity: "business is good today"; "show me where the business was today" &%ConstantQuantity+  
00710382 04 n 02 trade 1 patronage 2 002 @ 00710194 n 0000 ~ 00710697 n 0000 | the business given to a commercial establishment by its customers: "even before noon there was a considerable patronage" &%FinancialTransaction+  
00710584 04 n 01 wash 0 001 @ 00709721 n 0000 | (informal) any enterprise in which losses and gains cancel out &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00710697 04 n 01 custom 2 001 @ 00710382 n 0000 | habitual patronage &%FinancialTransaction+  
00710768 04 n 01 land-office_business 0 001 @ 00710194 n 0000 | very large and profitable volume of commercial activity &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00710890 04 n 03 field 0 field_of_operation 0 line_of_business 0 001 @ 00709093 n 0000 | a particular kind of commercial enterprise; "they are outstanding in their field" &%Corporation+  
00711063 04 n 02 market 0 marketplace 0 007 @ 00261466 n 0000 %p 00709093 n 0000 ~ 00711405 n 0000 ~ 00711525 n 0000 ~ 00711646 n 0000 ~ 10363824 n 0000 ~ 10364051 n 0000 | the world of commercial activity where goods and services are bought and sold; "without competition there would be no market"; "they were driven from the marketplace" &%FinancialTransaction+  
00711405 04 n 01 buyer's_market 0 001 @ 00711063 n 0000 | a market in which more people want to sell than want to buy &%FinancialTransaction+  
00711525 04 n 01 seller's_market 0 001 @ 00711063 n 0000 | a market in which more people want to buy than want to sell &%FinancialTransaction+  
00711646 04 n 01 labor_market 0 001 @ 00711063 n 0000 | the market in which workers compete for jobs and employers compete for workers &%FinancialTransaction+  
00711783 04 n 02 employee-owned_enterprise 0 employee-owned_business 0 001 @ 00709093 n 0000 | a commercial enterprise owned by the people who work for it &%Corporation+  
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00712224 04 n 01 high_finance 0 001 @ 00711940 n 0000 | large and complex financial transactions (often used with the implication that those individuals or institutions who engage in them are unethical) &%FinancialTransaction+ 
00712429 04 n 02 investing 0 investment 0 003 @ 00711940 n 0000 ~ 00708351 n 0000 ~ 00712631 n 0000 | the act of investing; laying out money or capital in an enterprise with the expectation of profit &%FinancialTransaction+ 
00712631 04 n 02 leverage 0 leveraging 0 001 @ 00712429 n 0000 | investing with borrowed money as a way to amplify potential gains (at the risk of greater losses) &%FinancialTransaction+  
00712796 04 n 02 flotation 1 floatation 1 001 @ 00711940 n 0000 | financing a commercial enterprise by bond or stock shares &%FinancialTransaction+  
00712922 04 n 01 banking 0 001 @ 00711940 n 0000 | transacting business with a bank &%FinancialTransaction+  
00713008 04 n 01 banking 1 001 @ 00735165 n 0000 | engaging in the business of banking &%FinancialTransaction+  
00713097 04 n 02 cooperative 0 co-op 0 001 @ 00709093 n 0000 | a commercial enterprise run for the benefit of its owners &%Corporation+  
00713220 04 n 01 discount_business 0 001 @ 00709093 n 0000 | the business of selling merchandise at a discount &%Selling+  
00713333 04 n 01 real-estate_business 0 001 @ 00709093 n 0000 | the business of selling real estate &%Selling+  
00713435 04 n 03 advertising 0 advertizing 0 publicizing 0 004 @ 00709093 n 0000 ~ 00713637 n 0000 ~ 00713727 n 0000 ~ 00713819 n 0000 | the business of drawing public attention to goods and services &%Selling+  
00713637 04 n 01 hard_sell 0 001 @ 00713435 n 0000 | forceful and insistent advertising &%Selling+  
00713727 04 n 01 soft_sell 0 001 @ 00713435 n 0000 | suggestive or persuasive advertising &%Selling+  
00713819 04 n 02 circularization 0 circularisation 0 001 @ 00713435 n 0000 | circulating printed notices as a means of advertising &%Giving+  
00713952 04 n 02 publication 0 publishing 0 005 @ 00709093 n 0000 ~ 00714121 n 0000 ~ 00714282 n 0000 ~ 00714373 n 0000 ~ 00714523 n 0000 | the business of publishing &%Corporation+ 
00714121 04 n 01 desktop_publishing 0 001 @ 00713952 n 0000 | (computer science) the use of microcomputers with graphics capacity to produce printed materials &%Manufacture+  
00714282 04 n 02 republication 0 republishing 0 001 @ 00713952 n 0000 | publishing again &%Manufacture+  
00714373 04 n 01 contribution 1 001 @ 00713952 n 0000 | a writing for publication especially one of a collection of writings as an article or story &%Text+  
00714523 04 n 02 serialization 0 serialisation 0 001 @ 00713952 n 0000 | publication in serial form &%Manufacture+  
00714625 04 n 01 typography 0 001 @ 00399744 n 0000 | the craft of composing type and printing from it &%FieldOfStudy+  
00714730 04 n 01 printing 0 003 @ 00709093 n 0000 ~ 00714845 n 0000 ~ 00715056 n 0000 | the business of printing &%Manufacture+  
00714845 04 n 01 gravure 0 002 @ 00714730 n 0000 ~ 00714934 n 0000 | intaglio printing &%Manufacture+  
00714934 04 n 02 photogravure 0 rotogravure 0 001 @ 00714845 n 0000 | using photography to produce a plate for printing &%Manufacture+  
00715056 04 n 02 issue 0 publication 1 001 @ 00714730 n 0000 | the act of issuing printed materials &%Manufacture+  
00715158 04 n 01 packaging 0 001 @ 00709093 n 0000 | the business of packaging &%Putting+ 
00715239 04 n 01 catering 0 001 @ 00381958 n 0000 | providing food and services &%Selling+  
00715321 04 n 02 agribusiness 0 agriculture 1 001 @ 00709093 n 0000 | a large-scale farming enterprise &%Corporation+  
00715426 04 n 01 truck_farming 0 001 @ 00588753 n 0000 | growing vegetables for the market &%Maintaining+  
00715519 04 n 02 construction 1 building 1 007 @ 00709093 n 0000 %p 00401664 n 0000 %p 00401775 n 0000 %p 00401944 n 0000 %p 00406753 n 0000 %p 00406865 n 0000 ~ 00715838 n 0000 | the commercial activity involved in constructing buildings; "their main business is home construction"; "workers in the building trades" &%Constructing+  
00715838 04 n 01 jerry-building 0 001 @ 00715519 n 0000 | construction of inferior buildings for a quick profit &%Constructing+  
00715952 04 n 01 slating 0 001 @ 00406753 n 0000 | the act of laying slates for a roof &%Putting+  
00716041 04 n 03 transportation 1 shipping 0 transport 0 009 @ 00709093 n 0000 #p 00706993 n 0000 ~ 00716331 n 0000 ~ 00716467 n 0000 ~ 00716600 n 0000 ~ 00716809 n 0000 ~ 00716943 n 0000 ~ 00717034 n 0000 ~ 00717167 n 0000 | the commercial enterprise of transporting goods and materials &%Transportation+  
00716331 04 n 01 navigation 2 001 @ 00716041 n 0000 | ship traffic; "the channel will be open to navigation as soon as the ice melts" &%Steering+  
00716467 04 n 01 airlift 0 001 @ 00716041 n 0000 | transportation by airplanes (especially when other means of access are blocked) &%Transportation+  
00716600 04 n 02 hauling 0 trucking 0 002 @ 00716041 n 0000 ~ 00716726 n 0000 | the activity of transporting goods by truck &%Transportation+ 
00716726 04 n 02 cartage 0 carting 0 001 @ 00716600 n 0000 | the work of carting &%Transportation+  
00716809 04 n 02 freight 0 freightage 0 001 @ 00716041 n 0000 | transporting goods commercially at rates cheaper than express rates &%Transportation+  
00716943 04 n 02 express 0 expressage 0 001 @ 00716041 n 0000 | rapid transport of goods &%Transportation+  
00717034 04 n 02 moving 0 relocation 0 001 @ 00716041 n 0000 | transportation of (household or office) belongings to a new address &%Transportation+  
00717167 04 n 02 ferry 0 ferrying 0 001 @ 00716041 n 0000 | transport by boat or aircraft &%Transportation+  
00717259 04 n 01 carriage_trade 0 001 @ 00706993 n 0000 | trade from upper-class customers &%FinancialTransaction+  
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00717794 04 n 01 affairs 0 002 @ 00717352 n 0000 ~ 00717966 n 0000 | transactions of professional or public interest; "news of current affairs"; "great affairs of state" &%Transaction+  
00717966 04 n 02 world_affairs 0 international_affairs 0 001 @ 00717794 n 0000 | affairs between nations; "you can't really keep up with world affairs by watching television" &%Transaction+  
00718143 04 n 02 operations 0 trading_operations 0 001 @ 00717352 n 0000 | financial transactions at a brokerage; having to do with the execution of trades and keeping customer records &%FinancialTransaction+  
00718330 04 n 02 transfer 2 transference 0 005 @ 00717352 n 0000 ~ 00718494 n 0000 ~ 00718679 n 0000 ~ 00719116 n 0000 ~ 00719313 n 0000 | transferring ownership &%Giving+  
00718494 04 n 04 conveyance 0 conveyance_of_title 0 conveyancing 0 conveying 0 002 @ 00718330 n 0000 ~ 00718791 n 0000 | act of transferring property title from one person to another &%Giving+  
00718679 04 n 01 quitclaim 0 001 @ 00718330 n 0000 | act of transferring a title or right or claim to another &%Giving+  
00718791 04 n 03 delivery 1 livery 0 legal_transfer 0 003 @ 00718494 n 0000 ~ 00139453 n 0000 ~ 00718991 n 0000 | the voluntary transfer of something (title or possession) from one party to another &%Giving+  
00718991 04 n 01 bailment 0 001 @ 00718791 n 0000 | the delivery of personal property in trust by the bailor to the bailee &%Giving+  
00719116 04 n 02 lend-lease 0 lease-lend 0 001 @ 00718330 n 0000 | the transfer of goods and services to an ally to aid in a common cause; "lend-lease during World War II was extremely generous" &%Giving+  
00719313 04 n 02 secularization 0 secularisation 0 001 @ 00718330 n 0000 | transfer of property from ecclesiastical to civil possession &%Giving+  
00719451 04 n 01 exchange 3 002 @ 00717352 n 0000 ~ 00719953 n 0000 | the act of giving something in return for something received; "deductible losses on sales or exchanges of property are allowable" &%Transaction= 
00719653 04 n 05 barter 0 swap 0 swop 0 trade 3 quid_pro_quo 0 002 @ 00707799 n 0000 ~ 00719824 n 0000 | an equal exchange; "we had no money so we hd to live by barter" &%Transaction+  
00719824 04 n 02 horse_trade 0 horse_trading 0 001 @ 00719653 n 0000 | the swapping of horses (accompanied by much bargaining) &%Transaction+  
00719953 04 n 01 logrolling 1 001 @ 00719451 n 0000 | act of exchanging favors for mutual gain; especially trading of influence or votes among legislators to gain passage of certain projects &%Transaction+  
00720146 04 n 03 deal 2 trade 2 business_deal 0 003 @ 00717352 n 0000 ~ 00720397 n 0000 ~ 00720484 n 0000 | a particular instance of buying or selling; "it was a package deal"; "I had no further trade with him"; "he's a master of the business deal" &%FinancialTransaction+  
00720397 04 n 01 arms_deal 0 001 @ 00720146 n 0000 | a deal to provide military arms &%FinancialTransaction+  
00720484 04 n 01 penny_ante 1 001 @ 00720146 n 0000 | a business deal on a trivial scale &%FinancialTransaction+  
00720575 04 n 01 downtick 0 002 @ 00717352 n 0000 ! 00720737 n 0101 | a transaction in the stock market at a price below the price of the preceding transaction &%FinancialTransaction+  
00720737 04 n 01 uptick 0 002 @ 00717352 n 0000 ! 00720575 n 0101 | a transaction in the stock market at a price above the price of the preceding transaction &%FinancialTransaction+  
00720897 04 n 01 borrowing 0 002 @ 00717352 n 0000 ~ 00721000 n 0000 | obtaining funds from a lender &%Borrowing+  
00721000 04 n 02 pawn 0 pawning 0 001 @ 00720897 n 0000 | borrowing and leaving an article as security for repayment of the loan &%Borrowing+  
00721131 04 n 02 rental 0 renting 0 001 @ 00717352 n 0000 | the act of renting (an apartment or house or car) &%Borrowing+  
00721243 04 n 02 importing 0 importation 0 002 @ 00706993 n 0000 ~ 00721552 n 0000 | the commercial activity of buying and bringing in goods from a foreign country &%Buying+ &%Transportation+  
00721409 04 n 02 exporting 0 exportation 0 001 @ 00706993 n 0000 | the commercial activity of selling and shipping good to a foreign country &%Selling+ &%Transportation+  
00721552 04 n 01 smuggling 0 002 @ 00721243 n 0000 ~ 00721691 n 0000 | secretly importing prohibited goods or goods on which duty is due &%Buying+ &%Transportation+  
00721691 04 n 01 gunrunning 0 001 @ 00721552 n 0000 | the smuggling of guns and ammunition into a country secretly and illegally &%Buying+ &%Transportation+  
00721822 04 n 01 distribution 1 001 @ 00706993 n 0000 | the commercial activity of transporting and selling goods from a producer to a consumer &%Selling+ &%Transportation+  
00721968 04 n 03 selling 0 merchandising 0 marketing 0 014 @ 00706993 n 0000 ~ 00057214 n 0000 ~ 00057496 n 0000 ~ 00057680 n 0000 ~ 00057846 n 0000 ~ 00722842 n 0000 ~ 00722994 n 0000 ~ 00723154 n 0000 ~ 00723443 n 0000 ~ 00723570 n 0000 ~ 00723694 n 0000 ~ 00724183 n 0000 ~ 00724499 n 0000 ~ 00724586 n 0000 | the exchange of goods for an agreed sum of money &%Selling=  
00722332 04 n 01 traffic 1 004 @ 00706993 n 0000 ~ 00722484 n 0000 ~ 00722567 n 0000 ~ 00722668 n 0000 | buying and selling; especially illicit trade &%FinancialTransaction+  
00722484 04 n 01 drug_traffic 0 001 @ 00722332 n 0000 | traffic in illegal drugs &%FinancialTransaction+  
00722567 04 n 01 simony 0 001 @ 00722332 n 0000 | traffic in ecclesiastical offices or preferments &%FinancialTransaction+  
00722668 04 n 02 slave_trade 0 slave_traffic 0 001 @ 00722332 n 0000 | traffic in slaves; especially in Black Africans transported to America in the 16th to 19th centuries &%FinancialTransaction+  
00722842 04 n 01 retail 0 002 @ 00721968 n 0000 ! 00722994 n 0101 | the selling of goods to consumers; usually in small quantities and not for resale &%Selling+  
00722994 04 n 01 wholesale 0 002 @ 00721968 n 0000 ! 00722842 n 0101 | the selling of goods to merchants; usually in large quantities for resale to consumers &%Selling+  
00723154 04 n 01 sale 0 001 @ 00721968 n 0000 | a particular instance of selling; "he has just made his first sale"; "they had to complete the sale before the banks closed" &%Selling+  
00723329 04 n 01 sell 0 001 @ 00724586 n 0000 | the activity of persuading someone to buy; "it was a hard sell" &%Selling+  
00723443 04 n 01 dumping 0 001 @ 00721968 n 0000 | selling goods abroad at a price below that charged in the domestic market &%Selling+  
00723570 04 n 01 retailing 0 001 @ 00721968 n 0000 | the activities involved in selling commodities directly to consumers &%Selling+  
00723694 04 n 02 telemarketing 0 teleselling 0 002 @ 00721968 n 0000 ~ 00724091 n 0000 | the use of the telephone as an interactive medium for promotion &%Selling+  
00723849 04 n 01 telemetry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | automatic transmission and measurement of data from remote sources by wire or radio or other means &%Measuring+  
00724003 04 n 01 thermometry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | the measurement of temperature &%Measuring+  
00724091 04 n 01 telephone_order 0 001 @ 00723694 n 0000 | receiving orders via telephone &%FinancialTransaction+  
00724183 04 n 04 vending 0 peddling 0 hawking 0 vendition 0 001 @ 00721968 n 0000 | selling goods for a living &%Selling+  
00724296 04 n 01 venture 1 001 @ 00709093 n 0000 | a commercial undertaking that risks a loss but promises a profit &%Corporation+  
00724414 04 n 01 viscometry 0 001 @ 00643864 n 0000 | the measurement of viscosity &%Measuring+  
00724499 04 n 01 resale 0 001 @ 00721968 n 0000 | the selling of something purchased &%Selling+  
00724586 04 n 01 sale 2 003 @ 00721968 n 0000 ~ 00057368 n 0000 ~ 00723329 n 0000 | the general activity of selling; "they tried to boost sales"; "laws limit the sale of handguns" &%Selling=  
00724768 04 n 03 sale 1 cut-rate_sale 0 sales_event 0 007 @ 10391300 n 0000 ~ 00725119 n 0000 ~ 00725239 n 0000 ~ 00725353 n 0000 ~ 00725455 n 0000 ~ 00725548 n 0000 ~ 00725647 n 0000 | an occasion (usually brief) for buying at specially reduced prices; "they held a sale to reduce their inventory"; "I got some great bargains at their annual sale" &%Selling+  
00725119 04 n 02 bazaar 0 fair 0 001 @ 00724768 n 0000 | a sale of miscellany; often for charity; "the church bazaar" &%Selling+  
00725239 04 n 02 clearance_sale 0 inventory-clearance_sale 0 001 @ 00724768 n 0000 | a sale to reduce inventory &%Selling+  
00725353 04 n 01 closeout 0 001 @ 00724768 n 0000 | a sale intended to dispose of all remaing stock &%Selling+  
00725455 04 n 01 fire_sale 0 001 @ 00724768 n 0000 | a sale of merchandise damaged by fire &%Selling+  
00725548 04 n 02 rummage_sale 0 jumble_sale 0 001 @ 00724768 n 0000 | a sale of donated articles &%Selling+  
00725647 04 n 01 white_sale 0 001 @ 00724768 n 0000 | a sale of household linens &%Selling+  
00725730 04 n 04 payment 0 paying 0 defrayal 0 defrayment 0 011 @ 00706993 n 0000 ~ 00726020 n 0000 ~ 00726104 n 0000 ~ 00726179 n 0000 ~ 00726274 n 0000 ~ 00726368 n 0000 ~ 00726835 n 0000 ~ 00726999 n 0000 ~ 00727086 n 0000 ~ 00727197 n 0000 ~ 00727493 n 0000 | the act of paying money &%Buying+  
00726020 04 n 01 overpayment 0 001 @ 00725730 n 0000 | the act of paying too much &%Buying+  
00726104 04 n 01 prepayment 0 001 @ 00725730 n 0000 | payment in advance &%Buying+  
00726179 04 n 01 underpayment 0 001 @ 00725730 n 0000 | the act of paying less than required &%Buying+  
00726274 04 n 01 rendering 0 001 @ 00725730 n 0000 | giving in acknowledgment of obligation &%Giving+  
00726368 04 n 04 spending 0 disbursement 0 disbursal 0 outlay 0 003 @ 00725730 n 0000 ~ 00726534 n 0000 ~ 00726651 n 0000 | the act of spending or disbursing money &%Buying=  
00726534 04 n 02 expending 0 expenditure 0 001 @ 00726368 n 0000 | the act of spending money for goods or services &%Buying=  
00726651 04 n 03 deficit_spending 0 compensatory_spending 0 pump_priming 1 001 @ 00726368 n 0000 | spending money raised by borrowing; used by governments to stimulate their economy &%Buying+  
00726835 04 n 01 remuneration 0 001 @ 00725730 n 0000 | the act of paying for goods or services or to recompense for losses; "adequate remuneration for his work" &%Buying+  
00726999 04 n 01 ransom 1 001 @ 00725730 n 0000 | payment for the release of someone &%Buying+  
00727086 04 n 02 refund 0 repayment 0 001 @ 00725730 n 0000 | the act of returning money received previously &%Giving+  
00727197 04 n 02 amortization 0 amortisation 0 001 @ 00725730 n 0000 | payment of an obligation in a series of installments or transfers &%Buying+  
00727336 04 n 02 amortization 1 amortisation 1 001 @ 00225760 n 0000 | the reduction of the value of an asset by prorating its cost over a period of years &%Decreasing+  
00727493 04 n 01 tribute 1 001 @ 00725730 n 0000 | payment by one nation for protection by another &%Buying+  
00727594 04 n 01 migration 0 004 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00031327 n 0000 ~ 00031422 n 0000 ~ 00727777 n 0000 | the movement of a group of people from one country or locality to another &%Motion+  
00727777 04 n 01 gold_rush 0 001 @ 00727594 n 0000 | a large migration of people to a newly discovered gold field &%Motion+  
00727893 04 n 01 stampede 0 001 @ 00698797 n 0000 | a headlong rush of people on a common impulse; "when he shouted `fire' there was a stampede to the exits" &%Motion+  
00728053 04 n 01 social_control 0 022 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00728547 n 0000 ~ 00728675 n 0000 ~ 00728795 n 0000 ~ 00728919 n 0000 ~ 00729616 n 0000 ~ 00730747 n 0000 ~ 00731251 n 0000 ~ 00731811 n 0000 ~ 00734472 n 0000 ~ 00734610 n 0000 ~ 00745780 n 0000 ~ 00746155 n 0000 ~ 00746627 n 0000 ~ 00746822 n 0000 ~ 00746985 n 0000 ~ 00747433 n 0000 ~ 00747710 n 0000 ~ 00749110 n 0000 ~ 00750410 n 0000 ~ 00750783 n 0000 ~ 00751324 n 0000 | control exerted (actively or passively) by group action &%SocialInteraction+  
00728547 04 n 01 auto_limitation 0 001 @ 00728053 n 0000 | social control achieved as a manifestation of self-will or consent &%SocialInteraction+  
00728675 04 n 01 sanction 2 001 @ 00728053 n 0000 | a mechanism of social control for enforcing a society's standards &%SocialInteraction+  
00728795 04 n 01 population_control 0 001 @ 00728053 n 0000 | control over the growth of population; a government program &%PoliticalProcess+  
00728919 04 n 03 government 0 governing 0 governance 0 003 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00729178 n 0000 ~ 00729291 n 0000 | the act of governing; exercising authority; "regulations for the government of state prisons"; "he had considerable experience of government" &%PoliticalProcess+ 
00729178 04 n 02 misgovernment 0 misrule 0 001 @ 00728919 n 0000 | government that is inefficient or dishonest &%PoliticalProcess+  
00729291 04 n 03 legislation 0 legislating 0 lawmaking 0 002 @ 00728919 n 0000 ~ 00729508 n 0000 | the act of legislating &%PoliticalProcess+  
00729415 04 n 01 winemaking 0 001 @ 00399744 n 0000 | the craft and science of making wine &%Making+  
00729508 04 n 02 enactment 1 passage 1 001 @ 00729291 n 0000 | the passing of a law by a legislative body &%PoliticalProcess+  
00729616 04 n 01 enforcement 0 005 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00729766 n 0000 ~ 00729882 n 0000 ~ 00730090 n 0000 ~ 00730513 n 0000 | the act of enforcing &%PoliticalProcess+  
00729766 04 n 01 coercion 1 002 @ 00729616 n 0000 ~ 00490349 n 0000 | the act of compelling by force of authority &%Ordering+  
00729882 04 n 03 execution 3 implementation 1 carrying_out 0 001 @ 00729616 n 0000 | the act of accomplishing some aim or executing some order; "the agency was created for the implementation of the policy" &%agent+  
00730090 04 n 02 imposition 2 infliction 0 004 @ 00729616 n 0000 ~ 00730268 n 0000 ~ 00744399 n 0000 ~ 00744496 n 0000 | the act of imposing something (as a tax or an embargo) &%agent+  
00730268 04 n 02 protection 3 trade_protection 0 001 @ 00730090 n 0000 | the imposition of duties or quotas on imports in order to protect domestic industry against foreign competition; "he made trade protection a plank in the party platform" &%PoliticalProcess+  
00730513 04 n 01 law_enforcement 0 002 @ 00729616 n 0000 ~ 00730623 n 0000 | insuring obedience to the laws &%PoliticalProcess+  
00730623 04 n 01 vigilantism 0 001 @ 00730513 n 0000 | the actions of a vigilance committee in trying to enforce the laws &%PoliticalProcess+  
00730747 04 n 01 domination 0 004 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00730886 n 0000 ~ 00730994 n 0000 ~ 00731109 n 0000 | social control by dominating &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00730886 04 n 01 bossism 0 001 @ 00730747 n 0000 | domination of a political organization by a party boss &%PoliticalProcess+  
00730994 04 n 02 mastery 0 subordination 0 001 @ 00730747 n 0000 | the act of mastering or subordinating someone &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00731109 04 n 02 monopolization 0 monopolisation 0 001 @ 00730747 n 0000 | domination (of a market or commodity) to the exclusion of others &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00731251 04 n 03 socialization 0 socialisation 0 acculturation 0 003 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00731443 n 0000 ~ 00731545 n 0000 | the adoption of the behavior patterns of the surrounding culture &%SocialInteraction+ 
00731443 04 n 01 cultivation 1 001 @ 00731251 n 0000 | socialization through training and education &%SocialInteraction+  
00731545 04 n 09 breeding 1 bringing_up 0 fostering 0 fosterage 0 nurture 0 nurturing 0 raising 1 rearing 0 upbringing 0 001 @ 00731251 n 0000 | raising someone to be an accepted member of the community; "they debated whether nature or nurture was more important" &%SocialInteraction+  
00731811 04 n 03 duty 0 responsibility 0 obligation 0 015 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00384174 n 0000 ~ 00523477 n 0000 ~ 00732418 n 0000 ~ 00732593 n 0000 ~ 00732744 n 0000 ~ 00732843 n 0000 ~ 00732956 n 0000 ~ 00733062 n 0000 ~ 00733157 n 0000 ~ 00733247 n 0000 ~ 00733983 n 0000 ~ 00734102 n 0000 ~ 04528749 n 0000 ~ 04528955 n 0000 | the social force that binds you to your obligations and the courses of action demanded by that force: "we must instill a sense of duty in our children"; "every right implies a responsibility; every opportunity, an obligation; every possession, a duty"- John D.Rockefeller Jr &%NormativeAttribute+  
00732418 04 n 01 moral_obligation 0 001 @ 00731811 n 0000 | an obligation arising out of considerations of right and wrong; "he did it out of a feeling of moral obligation" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00732593 04 n 01 noblesse_oblige 0 001 @ 00731811 n 0000 | the obligation of those of high rank to be honorable and generous (often used ironically) &%NormativeAttribute+  
00732744 04 n 01 burden_of_proof 0 001 @ 00731811 n 0000 | the duty of proving a disputed charge &%NormativeAttribute+  
00732843 04 n 02 civic_duty 0 civic_responsibility 0 001 @ 00731811 n 0000 | the responsibilities of a citizen &%NormativeAttribute+  
00732956 04 n 01 filial_duty 0 002 @ 00731811 n 0000 ~ 00734248 n 0000 | duty of a child to its parents &%NormativeAttribute+  
00733062 04 n 01 imperative 0 001 @ 00731811 n 0000 | some duty that is essential and urgent &%NormativeAttribute+  
00733157 04 n 01 incumbency 1 001 @ 00731811 n 0000 | a duty that is incumbent upon you &%NormativeAttribute+  
00733247 04 n 01 legal_duty 0 002 @ 00731811 n 0000 ~ 00733369 n 0000 | acts which the law requires be done or forborne &%NormativeAttribute+  
00733369 04 n 01 fiduciary_duty 0 001 @ 00733247 n 0000 | the legal duty of a fiduciary to act in the best interests of the beneficiary &%NormativeAttribute+  
00733507 04 n 03 due_care 0 ordinary_care 0 reasonable_care 0 001 @ 00531481 n 0000 | the care that a reasonable man would exercise under the circumstances; the standard for determining legal duty &%NormativeAttribute+  
00733706 04 n 01 great_care 0 001 @ 00531481 n 0000 | greater care than is normally bestowed by prudent persons; "the pilot exercised great care in landing" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00733865 04 n 01 slight_care 0 001 @ 00531481 n 0000 | such care as a careless or inattentive person would exercise &%NormativeAttribute+  
00733983 04 n 01 line_of_duty 0 001 @ 00731811 n 0000 | all that is normally required in some area of responsibility &%NormativeAttribute+  
00734102 04 n 01 white_man's_burden 0 001 @ 00731811 n 0000 | the supposed responsibility of the white race to take of their non-white subjects &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00734248 04 n 02 obedience 2 respect 2 001 @ 00732956 n 0000 | behavior intended to please your parents; "their children were never very strong on obedience"; "he went to law school out of respect for his father's wishes" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00734472 04 n 02 occupation 2 military_control 0 001 @ 00728053 n 0000 | the control of a country by military forces of a foreign power &%PoliticalProcess+  
00734610 04 n 03 management 0 direction 0 managing 0 012 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00735028 n 0000 ~ 00735165 n 0000 ~ 00735299 n 0000 ~ 00735384 n 0000 ~ 00735486 n 0000 ~ 00735967 n 0000 ~ 00736489 n 0000 ~ 00737978 n 0000 ~ 00739025 n 0000 ~ 00740694 n 0000 ~ 00742277 n 0000 | the act of managing something; "he was given overall management of the program"; "is the direction of the economy a function of government?" &%Managing+  
00735028 04 n 01 conducting 1 001 @ 00734610 n 0000 | the direction of an orchestra or choir; "he does not use a baton for conducting" &%Managing+  
00735165 04 n 01 finance 1 002 @ 00734610 n 0000 ~ 00713008 n 0000 | the management of money and credit and banking and investments &%FinancialTransaction+  
00735299 04 n 01 homemaking 0 001 @ 00734610 n 0000 | the management of a houshold &%OccupationalRole+  
00735384 04 n 01 mismanagement 0 001 @ 00734610 n 0000 | management that is careless or inefficient &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00735486 04 n 02 treatment 1 handling 2 003 @ 00734610 n 0000 ~ 00735754 n 0000 ~ 00735875 n 0000 | the management of someone or something; "the handling of prisoners" or "the treatment of water sewage"; "the right to equal treatment in the criminal justice system" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00735754 04 n 01 dealing 1 001 @ 00735486 n 0000 | method or manner of conduct in relation to others: "honest dealing" &%IntentionalProcess+  
00735875 04 n 01 short_shrift 0 001 @ 00735486 n 0000 | brief and unsympathetic treatment &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00735967 04 n 04 supervision 0 supervising 0 superintendence 0 oversight 1 002 @ 00734610 n 0000 ~ 00736161 n 0000 | management by overseeing the performance or operation of a person or group &%Managing+  
00736161 04 n 01 invigilation 0 001 @ 00735967 n 0000 | (British) keeping watch over examination candidates to prevent cheating &%Managing+  
00736291 04 n 01 line_management 0 001 @ 00736489 n 0000 | administration of the line functions of an organization; administration of activities contributing directly to the organization's output &%Managing+  
00736489 04 n 02 administration 0 disposal 2 007 @ 00734610 n 0000 ~ 00736291 n 0000 ~ 00736721 n 0000 ~ 00736919 n 0000 ~ 00737011 n 0000 ~ 00737271 n 0000 ~ 00737456 n 0000 | a method of tending to (especially business) matters &%IntentionalProcess+
00736721 04 n 02 justice 0 judicature 0 001 @ 00736489 n 0000 | the administration of law; the act of determining rights and assigning rewards or punishments; "justice deferred is justice denied" &%PoliticalProcess+  
00736919 04 n 01 conducting 0 001 @ 00736489 n 0000 | the way of administering a business &%IntentionalProcess+  
00737011 04 n 02 organization 0 organisation 0 004 @ 00736489 n 0000 ~ 00737598 n 0000 ~ 00737725 n 0000 ~ 00737873 n 0000 | the act of organizing a business or business-related activity; "he was brought in to supervise the organization of a new department" &%Managing+  
00737271 04 n 01 running 2 001 @ 00736489 n 0000 | the act of administering or being in charge of something; "he has responsibility for the running of two companies at the same time" &%Managing+  
00737456 04 n 01 polity 0 001 @ 00736489 n 0000 | shrewd or crafty management of public affairs; "we was innocent of stratagems and polity" &%Managing+  
00737598 04 n 03 reorganization 0 reorganisation 0 shake-up 0 001 @ 00737011 n 0000 | the act of imposing a new organization &%Managing+  
00737725 04 n 02 self-organization 0 self-organisation 0 001 @ 00737011 n 0000 | organizing yourself (especially organizing your own labor union) &%Managing+  
00737873 04 n 01 syndication 0 001 @ 00737011 n 0000 | organizing into or administering as a syndicate &%Managing+  
00737978 04 n 03 authorization 0 authorisation 0 empowerment 0 008 @ 00734610 n 0000 ~ 00738216 n 0000 ~ 00738404 n 0000 ~ 00738890 n 0000 ~ 00739358 n 0000 ~ 00739664 n 0000 ~ 00739992 n 0000 ~ 00740108 n 0000 | the act of authorizing &%Declaring+  
00738216 04 n 02 sanction 1 authority 0 004 @ 00737978 n 0000 ~ 00738610 n 0000 ~ 00738696 n 0000 ~ 00738809 n 0000 | the act of final authorization; "it had the sanction of the church" &%Declaring+  
00738404 04 n 03 license 0 permission 0 permit 0 005 @ 00737978 n 0000 ~ 00740219 n 0000 ~ 00740337 n 0000 ~ 00740440 n 0000 ~ 00740594 n 0000 | the act of giving a formal (usually written) authorization &%Declaring+  
00738610 04 n 01 benefit_of_clergy 0 001 @ 00738216 n 0000 | sanction by the church &%Declaring+  
00738696 04 n 01 name 0 001 @ 00738216 n 0000 | by the sanction or authority of; "halt in the name of the law" &%holdsRight+  
00738809 04 n 01 nihil_obstat 0 001 @ 00738216 n 0000 | authoritative approval &%holdsRight+  
00738890 04 n 02 certification 0 enfranchisement 0 003 @ 00737978 n 0000 ! 00739025 n 0201 ~ 00739144 n 0000 | the act of certifying &%Declaring+  
00739025 04 n 01 disenfranchisement 0 002 @ 00734610 n 0000 ! 00738890 n 0102 | the act of withdrawing certification &%Declaring+  
00739144 04 n 01 accreditation 0 001 @ 00738890 n 0000 | the act of certifying that an educational institution maintains suitable standards; "a commission is responsible for the accreditation of medical schools" &%Declaring+  
00739358 04 n 02 commission 2 commissioning 0 002 @ 00737978 n 0000 ~ 00739509 n 0000 | the act of granting authority to undertake certain functions &%Declaring+  
00739509 04 n 01 mandate 0 001 @ 00739358 n 0000 | (politics) the commission that is given to a government and its policies through an electoral victory &%holdsRight+  
00739664 04 n 05 delegating 0 delegation 0 relegating 0 relegation 0 deputation 0 002 @ 00737978 n 0000 ~ 00739841 n 0000 | authorizing subordinates to make certain decisions &%Declaring+  
00739841 04 n 02 devolution 0 devolvement 0 001 @ 00739664 n 0000 | the delegation of authority (especially from a central to a regional government) &%Declaring+  
00739992 04 n 01 loan_approval 0 001 @ 00737978 n 0000 | formal authorization to get a loan (usually from a bank) &%Declaring+  
00740108 04 n 01 rubber_stamp 0 001 @ 00737978 n 0000 | routine authorization of an action without questions &%Declaring+  
00740219 04 n 01 clearance 0 001 @ 00738404 n 0000 | permission to proceed; "the plane was given clearance to land" &%Declaring+  
00740337 04 n 01 conge 0 001 @ 00738404 n 0000 | formal permission to depart; "he gave me his conge" &%Declaring+  
00740440 04 n 01 allowance 0 002 @ 00738404 n 0000 ~ 00693087 n 0000 | the act of allowing; "He objected to the allowance of smoking in the diningroom" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00740594 04 n 01 dispensation 1 001 @ 00738404 n 0000 | an exemption from some rule or obligation &%NormativeAttribute+ 
00740694 04 n 04 channelization 0 channelisation 0 canalization 1 canalisation 1 001 @ 00734610 n 0000 | management through specified channels of communication &%Managing+  
00740856 04 n 02 canalization 0 canalisation 0 001 @ 00586441 n 0000 | the production of a canal or a conversion to canals &%Constructing+  
00740981 04 n 02 preparation 2 readying 0 008 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00078772 n 0000 ~ 00741201 n 0000 ~ 00741497 n 0000 ~ 00741586 n 0000 ~ 00741673 n 0000 ~ 00741992 n 0000 ~ 00742153 n 0000 | the activity of preparing &%IntentionalProcess+ 
00741201 04 n 01 deployment 0 002 @ 00740981 n 0000 ~ 00741336 n 0000 | the distribution of forces in preparation for battle or work &%Putting+  
00741336 04 n 02 redeployment 0 redisposition 0 001 @ 00741201 n 0000 | the withdrawal and redistribution of forces in an attempt to use them more effectively &%Removing+ &%Putting+  
00741497 04 n 01 makeready 0 001 @ 00740981 n 0000 | final preparation and adjustments &%IntentionalProcess+  
00741586 04 n 01 priming 1 001 @ 00740981 n 0000 | the act of making something ready &%IntentionalProcess+  
00741673 04 n 01 planning 0 003 @ 00740981 n 0000 ~ 00546944 n 0000 ~ 00741877 n 0000 | an act of formulating a program for a definite course of action; "the planning was more fun than the trip itself" &%Planning= 
00741877 04 n 02 scheduling 0 programming 1 001 @ 00741673 n 0000 | setting an order and time for planned events &%Planning+
00741992 04 n 02 turnaround 2 turnround 0 001 @ 00740981 n 0000 | act or process of unloading and loading and servicing a vessel or aircraft for a return trip &%Substituting+ &%Maintaining+
00742153 04 n 03 warm-up 0 tune-up 1 prolusion 0 001 @ 00740981 n 0000 | exercising in preparation for strenuous activity &%RecreationOrExercise+
00742277 04 n 03 guidance 1 guiding 0 steering 1 001 @ 00734610 n 0000 | the act of guiding or showing the way &%Guiding=
00742390 04 n 04 coup_d'etat 0 coup 0 putsch 0 takeover 2 002 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00857448 n 0000 | a sudden and decisive change of government illegally or by force &%PoliticalProcess+
00742557 04 n 01 restraint 0 009 @ 00513665 n 0000 ~ 00742779 n 0000 ~ 00742905 n 0000 ~ 00743021 n 0000 ~ 00743198 n 0000 ~ 00743461 n 0000 ~ 00744060 n 0000 ~ 00744204 n 0000 ~ 00744571 n 0000 | the act of restraining &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00742779 04 n 01 collar 2 001 @ 00742557 n 0000 | a figurative restraint; "a collar on program trading in the stock market" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00742905 04 n 01 damper 0 001 @ 00742557 n 0000 | a depressing restraint; "rain put a damper on our picnic plans" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00743021 04 n 03 bridle 0 check 1 curb 0 001 @ 00742557 n 0000 | the act of restraining power or action or limiting excess; "his common sense is a bridle to his quick temper" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00743198 04 n 03 immobilization 0 immobilisation 0 immobilizing 0 001 @ 00742557 n 0000 | the act of limiting movement or making incapable of movement: "immobilizing the injured knee was necessary"; "the storm caused complete immobilization of the rescue team" (&%ComplementFn &%BodyMotion)+
00743461 04 n 02 confinement 0 detention 0 003 @ 00742557 n 0000 ~ 00743598 n 0000 ~ 00743769 n 0000 | restraint of a person's liberty &%Confining=
00743598 04 n 02 imprisonment 0 internment 0 003 @ 00743461 n 0000 ~ 00743856 n 0000 ~ 00743956 n 0000 | the act of confining someone in a prison (or as if in a prison) &%Confining+
00743769 04 n 01 house_arrest 0 001 @ 00743461 n 0000 | confinement to your own home &%Confining+
00743856 04 n 01 false_imprisonment 0 001 @ 00743598 n 0000 | confinement without legal authority &%Confining+
00743956 04 n 01 custody 1 001 @ 00743598 n 0000 | holding by the police; "the suspect is in custody" &%Confining+
00744060 04 n 01 containment 0 001 @ 00742557 n 0000 | the act of containing; "the army was charged with the containment of the rebel forces" &%Keeping+
00744204 04 n 02 suppression 1 curtailment 0 002 @ 00742557 n 0000 ~ 00744316 n 0000 | the act of suppressing &%PoliticalProcess+
00744316 04 n 01 crackdown 0 001 @ 00744204 n 0000 | severely repressive actions &%PoliticalProcess+
00744399 04 n 01 regimentation 0 001 @ 00730090 n 0000 | the imposition of order or discipline &%Managing+
00744496 04 n 01 reimposition 0 001 @ 00730090 n 0000 | imposition again &%IntentionalProcess+
00744571 04 n 01 restriction 1 005 @ 00742557 n 0000 ~ 00744736 n 0000 ~ 00745088 n 0000 ~ 00745229 n 0000 ~ 00745316 n 0000 | the act of restricting by restraint &%IntentionalProcess+
00744736 04 n 01 classification 1 002 @ 00744571 n 0000 ! 00744929 n 0101 | restriction imposed by the government on documents or weapons that are available only to certain authorized people &%Declaring+
00744929 04 n 01 declassification 0 002 @ 00225760 n 0000 ! 00744736 n 0101 | reduction by the government of restrictions on a classified document or weapon &%Declaring+
00745088 04 n 02 stipulation 0 specification 1 001 @ 00744571 n 0000 | a restriction that is insisted upon as a condition for an agreement &%Ordering+
00745229 04 n 01 circumscription 0 001 @ 00744571 n 0000 | the act of circumscribing &%Motion+
00745316 04 n 01 constraint 0 002 @ 00744571 n 0000 ~ 00745414 n 0000 | the act of constraining &%Decreasing+
00745414 04 n 01 swaddling_clothes 0 001 @ 00745316 n 0000 | restrictions placed on the immature &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00745513 04 n 01 constriction 0 004 @ 00229705 n 0000 ~ 00147001 n 0000 ~ 00147598 n 0000 ~ 00745676 n 0000 | the action or process of constricting or squeezing &%Decreasing+
00745676 04 n 01 vasoconstriction 0 001 @ 00745513 n 0000 | decrease in the diameter of blood vessels &%Decreasing+
00745780 04 n 02 privation 0 deprivation 0 003 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00745902 n 0000 ~ 00746001 n 0000 | act of depriving &%Removing+
00745902 04 n 02 pauperization 0 impoverishment 0 001 @ 00745780 n 0000 | the act of making poor &%Decreasing+
00746001 04 n 02 starvation 0 starving 0 001 @ 00745780 n 0000 | the act of starving; "they were charged with the starvation of children in their care" (&%ComplementFn &%Eating)+
00746155 04 n 02 appeasement 0 calming 0 003 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00746279 n 0000 ~ 00746374 n 0000 | the act of appeasing &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00746279 04 n 02 pacification 0 mollification 0 001 @ 00746155 n 0000 | the act of pacifying &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00746374 04 n 03 placation 0 conciliation 0 propitiation 0 001 @ 00746155 n 0000 | the act of placating &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00746480 04 n 02 internationalization 0 internationalisation 0 001 @ 00698797 n 0000 | the act of bringing something under international control &%PoliticalProcess+
00746627 04 n 02 nationalization 0 nationalisation 0 004 @ 00728053 n 0000 ! 00746822 n 0101 ~ 00747153 n 0000 ~ 00747303 n 0000 | changing something from private to state ownership or control &%PoliticalProcess+
00746822 04 n 02 denationalization 0 denationalisation 0 002 @ 00728053 n 0000 ! 00746627 n 0101 | changing something from state to private ownership or control &%PoliticalProcess+
00746985 04 n 02 detribalization 0 detribalisation 0 001 @ 00728053 n 0000 | the act of causing tribal people to abandon their customs and adopt urban ways of living &%SocialInteraction+
00747153 04 n 02 collectivization 0 collectivisation 0 001 @ 00746627 n 0000 | the organization of a nation or economy on the basis of collectivism &%PoliticalProcess+
00747303 04 n 02 communization 0 communisation 0 001 @ 00746627 n 0000 | the organization of a nation of the basis of communism &%PoliticalProcess+
00747433 04 n 03 discrimination 0 favoritism 0 favouritism 0 008 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00748049 n 0000 ~ 00748185 n 0000 ~ 00748299 n 0000 ~ 00748410 n 0000 ~ 00748538 n 0000 ~ 00748682 n 0000 ~ 00748813 n 0000 | unfair treatment of a person or group on the basis of prejudice &%NormativeAttribute+
00747710 04 n 01 patronage 1 002 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00747895 n 0000 | (politics) granting favors or giving contracts or making appointments to office in return for political support &%PoliticalProcess+
00747895 04 n 01 nomenklatura 0 001 @ 00747710 n 0000 | the system of patronage in Communist countries; controlled by committees in the Communist Party &%PoliticalProcess+
00748049 04 n 04 ableism 0 ablism 0 able-bodiedism 0 able-bodism 0 001 @ 00747433 n 0000 | discrimination in favor of the able-bodied &%NormativeAttribute+
00748185 04 n 02 ageism 0 agism 0 001 @ 00747433 n 0000 | discrimination against middle-aged and elderly people &%NormativeAttribute+
00748299 04 n 02 fattism 0 fatism 0 001 @ 00747433 n 0000 | discrimination against people who are overweight &%NormativeAttribute+
00748410 04 n 01 heterosexism 0 001 @ 00747433 n 0000 | discrimination in favor of heterosexual and against homosexual people &%NormativeAttribute+
00748538 04 n 01 nepotism 0 001 @ 00747433 n 0000 | favoritism shown to relatives or close friends by those in power (as by giving them jobs) &%NormativeAttribute+
00748682 04 n 02 racism 0 racialism 0 001 @ 00747433 n 0000 | discriminatory or abusive behavior towards members of another race &%NormativeAttribute+
00748813 04 n 01 sexism 0 002 @ 00747433 n 0000 ~ 00748954 n 0000 | discriminatory or abusive behavior towards members of the opposite sex &%NormativeAttribute+
00748954 04 n 03 male_chauvinism 0 chauvinism 1 antifeminism 0 001 @ 00748813 n 0000 | activity indicative of belief in the superiority of men over women &%NormativeAttribute+
00749110 04 n 04 mobilization 1 mobilisation 1 militarization 0 militarisation 0 005 @ 00728053 n 0000 ! 00750410 n 0101 ~ 00749390 n 0000 ~ 00750161 n 0000 ~ 00750691 n 0000 | act of assembling and putting into readiness for war or other emergency: "mobilization of the troops" &%Putting+
00749390 04 n 03 arming 0 armament 0 equipping 0 005 @ 00749110 n 0000 ! 00749958 n 0202 ! 00749958 n 0101 ~ 00749593 n 0000 ~ 00749821 n 0000 | the act of equiping with weapons in preparation for war &%Putting+
00749593 04 n 01 outfitting 0 002 @ 00749390 n 0000 ~ 00749712 n 0000 | the act of renovating and fitting out a ship &%Putting+
00749712 04 n 01 refit 0 001 @ 00749593 n 0000 | outfitting a ship again (by repairing or replacing parts) &%Repairing+
00749821 04 n 01 rearmament 0 001 @ 00749390 n 0000 | the act of arming again; "he opposed the rearmament of Japan after World War II" &%Putting+
00749958 04 n 02 disarming 0 disarmament 0 003 @ 00750410 n 0000 ! 00749390 n 0202 ! 00749390 n 0101 | act of reducing or depriving of arms: "the disarmament of the aggressor nations must be complete" &%Removing+
00750161 04 n 04 conscription 0 muster 0 draft 3 selective_service 0 002 @ 00749110 n 0000 ~ 00750302 n 0000 | compulsory military service &%Ordering+
00750302 04 n 02 levy 1 levy_en_masse 0 001 @ 00750161 n 0000 | the act of drafting into military service &%Ordering+
00750410 04 n 02 demobilization 0 demobilisation 0 003 @ 00728053 n 0000 ! 00749110 n 0101 ~ 00749958 n 0000 | act of changing from a war basis to a peace basis including disbanding or discharging troops: "demobilization of factories"; "immediate demobilization of the reserves" &%Removing+
00750691 04 n 01 remilitarization 0 001 @ 00749110 n 0000 | the act of militarizing again &%Putting+
00750783 04 n 06 standardization 1 standardisation 1 normalization 0 normalisation 0 regularization 0 regularisation 0 003 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00750993 n 0000 ~ 00751146 n 0000 | the imposition of a standard &%RegulatoryProcess+
00750993 04 n 02 stabilization 0 stabilisation 0 001 @ 00750783 n 0000 | the act of stabilizing; "he worked for price stabilization for farm products" &%RegulatoryProcess+
00751146 04 n 04 stylization 0 stylisation 0 conventionalization 0 conventionalisation 0 001 @ 00750783 n 0000 | the act of stylizing; causing to conform to a particular style &%RegulatoryProcess+
00751324 04 n 03 punishment 0 penalty 0 penalization 0 013 @ 00728053 n 0000 ~ 00751642 n 0000 ~ 00751761 n 0000 ~ 00751875 n 0000 ~ 00752170 n 0000 ~ 00754161 n 0000 ~ 00754251 n 0000 ~ 00754475 n 0000 ~ 00754670 n 0000 ~ 00754825 n 0000 ~ 00754951 n 0000 ~ 00755037 n 0000 ~ 00755322 n 0000 | the act of punishing &%RegulatoryProcess+
00751642 04 n 01 stick 0 001 @ 00751324 n 0000 | threat of a penalty: "the policy so far is all stick and no carrot" &%RegulatoryProcess+
00751761 04 n 02 self-punishment 0 self-flagellation 0 001 @ 00751324 n 0000 | punishment inflicted on yourself &%RegulatoryProcess+
00751875 04 n 02 discipline 1 correction 2 002 @ 00751324 n 0000 ~ 00752044 n 0000 | the act of punishing; "the offenders deserved the harsh discipline they received" &%RegulatoryProcess+
00752044 04 n 01 spanking 0 001 @ 00751875 n 0000 | the act of slapping on the buttocks; "he gave the brat a good spanking" &%Impelling+
00752170 04 n 01 corporal_punishment 0 005 @ 00751324 n 0000 ~ 00752384 n 0000 ~ 00752871 n 0000 ~ 00752981 n 0000 ~ 00753211 n 0000 | the infliction of physical injury on someone convicted of committing a crime &%RegulatoryProcess+
00752384 04 n 05 beating 0 thrashing 0 drubbing 0 trouncing 1 whacking 0 002 @ 00752170 n 0000 ~ 00752563 n 0000 | the act of inflicting corporal punishment with repeated blows &%RegulatoryProcess+
00752563 04 n 04 whipping 0 flogging 0 lashing 0 flagellation 0 002 @ 00752384 n 0000 ~ 00752732 n 0000 | beating with a whip or strap or rope as a form of punishment &%RegulatoryProcess+
00752732 04 n 01 horsewhipping 0 001 @ 00752563 n 0000 | the act of whipping with a horsewhip; "that villain needs a good horsewhipping" &%RegulatoryProcess+
00752871 04 n 01 electric_shock 1 001 @ 00752170 n 0000 | the use of electric shock as a form of punishment &%RegulatoryProcess+
00752981 04 n 04 execution 0 executing 0 capital_punishment 0 death_penalty 0 006 @ 00752170 n 0000 ~ 00753330 n 0000 ~ 00753567 n 0000 ~ 00753787 n 0000 ~ 00753881 n 0000 ~ 00753994 n 0000 | putting a condemned person to death &%RegulatoryProcess+
00753211 04 n 01 kick_in_the_butt 0 001 @ 00752170 n 0000 | punishment inflicted by kicking the victim in the behind &%RegulatoryProcess+
00753330 04 n 02 burning 2 burning_at_the_stake 0 002 @ 00752981 n 0000 ~ 00753442 n 0000 | execution by fire &%RegulatoryProcess+
00753442 04 n 01 auto-da-fe 0 001 @ 00753330 n 0000 | the burning to death of heretics (as during the Spanish Inquisition) &%RegulatoryProcess+
00753567 04 n 01 hanging 2 001 @ 00752981 n 0000 | a form of capital punishment; victim is suspended by the neck from a gallows or gibbet until dead; "in those days the hanging of criminals was a public entertainment" &%RegulatoryProcess+
00753787 04 n 02 electrocution 1 burning 1 001 @ 00752981 n 0000 | execution by electricity &%RegulatoryProcess+
00753881 04 n 02 decapitation 1 beheading 1 001 @ 00752981 n 0000 | execution by cutting off the victim's head &%RegulatoryProcess+
00753994 04 n 01 crucifixion 0 001 @ 00752981 n 0000 | a method of execution widespread in the ancient world; victim's hands and feet are bound or nailed to a cross &%RegulatoryProcess+
00754161 04 n 02 castigation 0 chastisement 0 001 @ 00751324 n 0000 | verbal punishment &%RegulatoryProcess+
00754251 04 n 01 cruel_and_unusual_punishment 0 001 @ 00751324 n 0000 | punishment prohibited by the 8th amendment to the U.S. constitution; includes torture or degradation or punishment too severe for the crime committed &%RegulatoryProcess+
00754475 04 n 01 economic_strangulation 0 001 @ 00751324 n 0000 | punishment of a group by cutting off commercial dealings with them; "the economic strangulation of the Jews by the Nazi Party" &%RegulatoryProcess+
00754670 04 n 03 penance 0 self-mortification 0 self-abasement 0 001 @ 00751324 n 0000 | voluntary self-punishment in order to atone for some wrongdoing &%RegulatoryProcess+
00754825 04 n 02 imprisonment 1 jailing 0 001 @ 00751324 n 0000 | putting someone in prison or in jail as lawful punishment &%Confining+
00754951 04 n 02 fine 0 fining 0 001 @ 00751324 n 0000 | the act of imposing a fine &%RegulatoryProcess+
00755037 04 n 03 commitment 1 committal 0 consignment 0 001 @ 00751324 n 0000 | the official act of consigning a person to a prison (or mental hospital) &%Declaring+
00755192 04 n 02 commutation 1 re-sentencing 0 001 @ 00693354 n 0000 | the reduction is severity of a punishment imposed by law &%RegulatoryProcess+
00755322 04 n 02 music 2 medicine 2 001 @ 00751324 n 0000 | punishment for one's actions; "you have to face the music"; "take your medicine" &%RegulatoryProcess+
00755465 04 n 01 exchange 2 002 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00755653 n 0000 | the act of exchanging one thing for another; "the devil promised Adam immortality in exchange for his disobedience" &%Transaction=
00755653 04 n 01 rally 0 002 @ 00755465 n 0000 #p 00307617 n 0000 | an exchange of several tennis strokes &%Impelling+  
00755761 04 n 02 submission 1 compliance 1 003 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00755927 n 0000 ~ 00756155 n 0000 | the act of submitting; usually surrendering power to another &%PoliticalProcess+ 
00755927 04 n 01 obedience 0 003 @ 00755761 n 0000 ! 00764013 n 0101 ~ 00756049 n 0000 | dutiful or submissive behavior &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00756049 04 n 01 truckling 0 001 @ 00755927 n 0000 | the act of obeying (especially in a humble manner) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00756155 04 n 01 acquiescence 1 001 @ 00755761 n 0000 | submission without protest &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00756240 04 n 01 strife 0 003 @ 00614914 n 0000 ~ 00756482 n 0000 ~ 00758285 n 0000 | bitter conflict; heated often violent dissension &%Contest+  
00756377 04 n 01 tug-of-war 0 001 @ 00614914 n 0000 | any hard struggle between equally matched groups &%Contest+  
00756482 04 n 01 countercurrent 0 001 @ 00756240 n 0000 | actions counter to the main group activity; "political crosscurrents disrupted the conference" &%PoliticalProcess+  
00756637 04 n 01 direct_action 0 006 @ 00762587 n 0000 ~ 00764161 n 0000 ~ 00806790 n 0000 ~ 00806966 n 0000 ~ 00807116 n 0000 ~ 00807301 n 0000 | a protest action by labor or minority groups to obtain their demands &%PoliticalProcess+  
00756855 04 n 03 competition 0 contention 0 rivalry 0 003 @ 00698797 n 0000 ! 00779286 n 0101 ~ 00757193 n 0000 | the act of competing as for profit or a prize: "the teams were in fierce contention for first place" &%Contest+  
00757072 04 n 01 battle_of_wits 0 001 @ 00757193 n 0000 | a contest in which intelligence rather than violence is used &%Contest+  
00757193 04 n 01 contest 0 004 @ 00756855 n 0000 ~ 00757072 n 0000 ~ 00757326 n 0000 ~ 00757414 n 0000 | a struggle between rivals &%Contest=  
00757326 04 n 01 bidding_contest 0 001 @ 00757193 n 0000 | a series of competing bids &%Contest+  
00757414 04 n 01 popularity_contest 0 001 @ 00757193 n 0000 | competition (real or figurative) for popular support &%Contest+ 
00757531 04 n 01 resistance 0 009 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00757904 n 0000 ~ 00758157 n 0000 ~ 00758369 n 0000 ~ 00758712 n 0000 ~ 00762503 n 0000 ~ 00762587 n 0000 ~ 00762791 n 0000 ~ 00763753 n 0000 | group action in opposition to those in power &%PoliticalProcess+  
00757776 04 n 01 nonresistance 0 001 @ 00698797 n 0000 | group refusal to resort to violence even in defense against violence &%Declaring+  
00757904 04 n 02 confrontation 0 opposition 0 002 @ 00757531 n 0000 ~ 00408921 n 0000 | the act of opposing groups confronting each other; "the government was not ready for a confrontation with the unions"; "the invaders encountered stiff opposition" &%Contest+  
00758157 04 n 01 sales_resistance 0 001 @ 00757531 n 0000 | resistance by potential customers to aggressive selling practices &%Contest+  
00758285 04 n 02 discord 1 discordance 0 001 @ 00756240 n 0000 | a discordant act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00758369 04 n 01 defiance 1 001 @ 00757531 n 0000 | a defiant act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00758437 04 n 02 riot 0 public_violence 0 002 @ 00619852 n 0000 ~ 00758565 n 0000 | a public act of violence by an unruly mob &%Contest+  
00758565 04 n 01 race_riot 0 001 @ 00758437 n 0000 | a riot caused by hatred for one another of members of different races in the same community &%Contest+  
00758712 04 n 02 dispute 0 contravention 0 001 @ 00757531 n 0000 | coming into conflict with &%Contest+  
00758807 04 n 03 fight 2 fighting 0 combat 1 017 @ 00614914 n 0000 ~ 00079453 n 0000 ~ 00615322 n 0000 ~ 00759289 n 0000 ~ 00759418 n 0000 ~ 00759560 n 0000 ~ 00759639 n 0000 ~ 00759769 n 0000 ~ 00760027 n 0000 %p 00760227 n 0000 ~ 00760925 n 0000 ~ 00761897 n 0000 ~ 00762001 n 0000 ~ 00762099 n 0000 ~ 00762195 n 0000 ~ 00762286 n 0000 ~ 00762395 n 0000 | the act of fighting; any contest or struggle; "a fight broke out at the hockey game"; "there was fighting in the streets" &%Contest=  
00759289 04 n 02 fencing 0 swordplay 0 002 @ 00758807 n 0000 @ 00024436 n 0000 | the act or art of using a sword as in fencing &%Contest+  
00759418 04 n 01 in-fighting 1 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | conflict between members of the same organization (usually concealed from outsiders) &%Contest+  
00759560 04 n 01 set-to 0 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | a brief but vigorous fight &%Contest+  
00759639 04 n 02 shock 1 impact 1 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | the violent interaction of individuals or groups entering into combat &%ViolentContest+ 
00759769 04 n 04 hassle 0 scuffle 0 tussle 0 rough-and-tumble 0 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | disorderly fighting &%ViolentContest+  
00759879 04 n 01 aggro 0 001 @ 00792860 n 0000 | (informal British usage) aggravation or aggression; "I skipped it because it was too much aggro" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00760027 04 n 02 duel 0 affaire_d'honneur 0 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | a prearranged fight with deadly weapons by two people (accompanied by seconds) in order to settle a quarrel over a point of honor &%ViolentContest+ 
00760227 04 n 01 blow 1 022 @ 00224275 n 0000 #p 00758807 n 0000 ~ 00086311 n 0000 ~ 00086415 n 0000 ~ 00086554 n 0000 ~ 00086637 n 0000 ~ 00086754 n 0000 ~ 00086854 n 0000 ~ 00087121 n 0000 ~ 00087268 n 0000 ~ 00087361 n 0000 ~ 00087553 n 0000 ~ 00088506 n 0000 ~ 00760722 n 0000 ~ 00760813 n 0000 ~ 00761046 n 0000 ~ 00761150 n 0000 ~ 00761225 n 0000 ~ 00761303 n 0000 ~ 00761424 n 0000 ~ 00761651 n 0000 ~ 00761831 n 0000 | a powerful stroke with the fist or a weapon; "a blow on the head" &%Impacting=  
00760722 04 n 01 counterblow 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a return blow; a retaliatory blow &%Impacting+  
00760813 04 n 01 swing 6 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a sweeping blow or stroke; "he took a wild swing at my head" &%Impacting+  
00760925 04 n 03 fistfight 0 fisticuffs 1 slugfest 0 002 @ 00758807 n 0000 ~ 00762993 n 0000 | a fight with bare fists &%ViolentContest+  
00761046 04 n 03 stab 0 thrust 1 knife_thrust 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a thrusting blow with a knife &%Impacting+  
00761150 04 n 01 stinger 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a sharp stinging blow &%Impacting+  
00761225 04 n 01 thump 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a heavy blow with the hand &%Impacting+  
00761303 04 n 01 uppercut 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a swinging blow directed upward (especially at an opponent's chin) &%Impacting+  
00761424 04 n 04 hammer 0 pound 0 hammering 0 pounding 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | the act of pounding (delivering repeated heavy blows); "the sudden hammer of fists caught him off guard"; "the pounding of feet on the hallway" &%Impacting+  
00761651 04 n 01 shot 9 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a blow hard enough to cause injury; "he is still recovering from a shot to his leg"; "I caught him with a solid shot to the chin" &%Impacting+  
00761831 04 n 01 wallop 0 001 @ 00760227 n 0000 | a severe blow &%Impacting+  
00761897 04 n 02 battering 0 banging 0 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | the act of subjecting to strong attack &%ViolentContest+  
00762001 04 n 02 beating 1 whipping 2 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | the act of overcoming or outdoing &%ViolentContest+  
00762099 04 n 04 affray 1 disturbance 1 fray 0 ruffle 0 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | a noisy fight &%ViolentContest+  
00762195 04 n 02 brawl 0 free-for-all 0 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | a noisy fight in a crowd &%ViolentContest+  
00762286 04 n 03 knife_fight 0 snickersnee 0 cut-and-thrust 0 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | fighting with knives &%ViolentContest+  
00762395 04 n 02 rumble 0 gang_fight 0 001 @ 00758807 n 0000 | a fight between rival gangs of adolescents &%ViolentContest+  
00762503 04 n 01 obstructionism 0 001 @ 00757531 n 0000 | deliberate interference &%inhibits+  
00762587 04 n 03 protest 0 objection 1 dissent 1 004 @ 00757531 n 0000 ~ 00135310 n 0000 ~ 00756637 n 0000 ~ 00763104 n 0000 | the act of protesting; a public (often organized) manifestation of dissent &%PoliticalProcess+  
00762791 04 n 01 rebellion 1 001 @ 00757531 n 0000 | refusal to accept some authority or code or convention; "each generation must have its own rebellion"; "his body was in rebellion against fatigue" &%SocialInteraction+  
00762993 04 n 01 punch-up 0 001 @ 00760925 n 0000 | (British) a fistfight; "the quarrel ended in a punch-up" &%ViolentContest+ 
00763104 04 n 01 demonstration 1 003 @ 00762587 n 0000 ~ 00763287 n 0000 ~ 00763423 n 0000 | a public display of group feelings; "there were violent demonstrations against the war" &%PoliticalProcess+  
00763287 04 n 01 sit-in 0 001 @ 00763104 n 0000 | a form of civil disobedience in which demonstrators occupy seats and refuse to move &%PoliticalProcess+  
00763423 04 n 01 work-in 0 001 @ 00763104 n 0000 | occasion when workers continue to work as a protest against e.g. proposed dismissal or closure of the factory &%PoliticalProcess+  
00763586 04 n 01 protest_march 0 001 @ 00764161 n 0000 | occasion when can express opposition by marching (usually on some government institution) without a license &%PoliticalProcess+  
00763753 04 n 02 insubordination 0 rebelliousness 0 003 @ 00757531 n 0000 ~ 00763888 n 0000 ~ 00764013 n 0000 | an insubordinate act &%NormativeAttribute+  
00763888 04 n 01 contumacy 2 001 @ 00763753 n 0000 | obstinate rebelliousness and insubordination; resistance to authority &%PoliticalProcess+  
00764013 04 n 02 disobedience 0 noncompliance 0 004 @ 00763753 n 0000 ! 00779727 n 0203 ! 00755927 n 0101 ~ 00764310 n 0000 | the failure to obey &%NormativeAttribute+ 
00764161 04 n 01 civil_disobedience 0 002 @ 00756637 n 0000 ~ 00763586 n 0000 | a group's refusal to obey orders in protest against discrimination &%PoliticalProcess+   
00764310 04 n 01 contempt 0 003 @ 00764013 n 0000 ~ 00764489 n 0000 ~ 00764629 n 0000 | a willful disobedience to or disrespect for the authority of a court or legislative body &%NormativeAttribute+  
00764489 04 n 01 contempt_of_Congress 0 001 @ 00764310 n 0000 | deliberate obstruction of the operation of the federal legislative branch &%NormativeAttribute+ 
00764629 04 n 01 contempt_of_court 0 002 @ 00764310 n 0000 ~ 00764753 n 0000 | disrespect for the rules of a court of law &%NormativeAttribute+  
00764753 04 n 01 contumacy 0 001 @ 00764629 n 0000 | willful refusal to appear before a court or comply with a court order &%NormativeAttribute+  
00764878 04 n 02 due_process 0 due_process_of_law 0 008 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00766856 n 0000 ~ 00768438 n 0000 ~ 00768711 n 0000 ~ 00774224 n 0000 ~ 00776560 n 0000 ~ 00776884 n 0000 ~ 00777065 n 0000 | the administration of justice according to established rules and principles; based on the principle that a person cannot be deprived of life or liberty or property without appropriate legal procedures and safeguards &%NormativeAttribute+  
00765298 04 n 03 legal_action 0 action 1 action_at_law 0 006 @ 00766856 n 0000 ~ 00766215 n 0000 ~ 00766381 n 0000 ~ 00766502 n 0000 ~ 00766638 n 0000 ~ 00766781 n 0000 | a judicial proceeding brought by one party against another; one party prosecutes another for a wrong done or for protection of a right or for prevention of a wrong &%LegalAction= 
00765635 04 n 01 action 4 001 @ 00698797 n 0000 | an act by a government body or supranational organization; "recent federal action undermined the segregationist position"; "the United Nations must have the power to propose and organize action without being hobbled by irrelevant issues"; "the Union action of emancipating Southern slaves" &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00765977 04 n 05 lawsuit 0 suit 0 case 0 cause 0 causa 0 001 @ 00766856 n 0000 | (law) a comprehensive term for any proceeding in a court of law whereby an individual seeks a legal remedy; "the family brought suit against the landlord" &%LegalAction=  
00766215 04 n 01 antitrust_case 0 001 @ 00765298 n 0000 | a legal action brought against parties who are charged with limiting free competition in the market place &%LegalAction+  
00766381 04 n 01 counterclaim 0 001 @ 00765298 n 0000 | a claim filed in opposition to another claim in a legal action &%LegalAction+  
00766502 04 n 01 custody_case 0 001 @ 00765298 n 0000 | a legal action to determine custody (usually of children following a divorce) &%LegalAction+  
00766638 04 n 02 test_case 0 test_suit 0 001 @ 00765298 n 0000 | a representative legal action whose outcome is likely to become a precedent &%LegalAction+  
00766781 04 n 01 lis_pendens 0 001 @ 00765298 n 0000 | a pending lawsuit &%LegalAction+  
00766856 04 n 04 proceeding 0 legal_proceeding 0 judicial_proceeding 0 proceedings 0 013 @ 00764878 n 0000 ~ 00055322 n 0000 ~ 00660588 n 0000 ~ 00765298 n 0000 ~ 00765977 n 0000 ~ 00767259 n 0000 ~ 00767861 n 0000 ~ 00768021 n 0000 ~ 00768216 n 0000 ~ 00768576 n 0000 ~ 00775201 n 0000 ~ 00775506 n 0000 ~ 00775948 n 0000 | the institution of a sequence of steps by which legal judgments are invoked &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00767259 04 n 01 appeal 0 001 @ 00766856 n 0000 | a legal proceeding in which the appellant resorts to a higher court for the purpose of obtaining a review of a lower court decision and a reversal of the lower court's judgment or the granting of a new trial &%LegalAction+ 
00767519 04 n 01 reversal 6 002 @ 00768711 n 0000 ! 00767693 n 0101 | a judgment by a higher court that the judgment of a lower court was incorrect and should be set aside &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00767693 04 n 01 affirmation 0 002 @ 00768711 n 0000 ! 00767519 n 0101 | a judgment by a higher court that the judgment of a lower court was correct and should stand &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00767861 04 n 01 bankruptcy 0 001 @ 00766856 n 0000 | a legal process intended to insure equality among the creditors of a corporation declared in bankruptcy &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00768021 04 n 01 receivership 1 001 @ 00766856 n 0000 | a court action that places property under the control of a receiver during litigation so that it can be preserved for the benefit of all &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00768216 04 n 01 litigation 0 002 @ 00766856 n 0000 ~ 00768312 n 0000 | a judicial proceeding &%LegalAction+  
00768312 04 n 01 custody_battle 0 001 @ 00768216 n 0000 | litigation to settle custody of the children of a divorced couple &%LegalAction+  
00768438 04 n 02 presentment 0 notification 2 001 @ 00764878 n 0000 | an accusation of crime made by a grand jury on its own initiative &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00768576 04 n 02 naturalization 0 naturalisation 0 001 @ 00766856 n 0000 | the proceeding whereby a foreigner is granted citizenship &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00768711 04 n 03 judgment 0 judgement 0 judicial_decision 0 014 @ 00764878 n 0000 ~ 00767519 n 0000 ~ 00767693 n 0000 ~ 00769113 n 0000 ~ 00769358 n 0000 ~ 00769585 n 0000 ~ 00769750 n 0000 ~ 00770295 n 0000 ~ 00770536 n 0000 ~ 00770760 n 0000 ~ 00770915 n 0000 ~ 00771093 n 0000 ~ 00771397 n 0000 ~ 00771599 n 0000 | the determination by a court of competent jurisdiction on matters submitted to it &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00769113 04 n 04 confession_of_judgment 0 confession_of_judgement 0 cognovit_judgment 0 cognovit_judgement 0 001 @ 00768711 n 0000 | a judgment entered after a written confession by the debtor without the expense of ordinary legal proceedings &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00769358 04 n 04 default_judgment 0 default_judgement 0 judgment_by_default 0 judgement_by_default 0 001 @ 00768711 n 0000 | a judgment entered in favor of the plaintiff when the defendant defaults (fails to appear in court) &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00769585 04 n 02 non_prosequitur 0 non_pros 0 001 @ 00768711 n 0000 | a judgment entered in favor of the defendant when the plaintiff has not continued his action &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00769750 04 n 02 final_judgment 0 final_decision 0 003 @ 00768711 n 0000 ~ 00770012 n 0000 ~ 00773873 n 0000 | a judgment disposing of the case before the court; after the judgment (or an appeal from it) is rendered all that remains is to enforce the judgment &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00770012 04 n 03 conviction 0 judgment_of_conviction 0 sentence 0 005 @ 00769750 n 0000 ! 00773873 n 0101 ~ 00773971 n 0000 ~ 00774056 n 0000 ~ 00774137 n 0000 | a final judgment of guilty in a criminal case and the punishment that is imposed; "the conviction came as no surprise" &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00770295 04 n 04 judgment_in_personam 0 judgement_in_personam 0 personal_judgment 0 personal_judgement 0 002 @ 00768711 n 0000 ! 00770536 n 0101 | a judgment rendered against an individual (or corporation) for the payment of money damages &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00770536 04 n 02 judgment_in_rem 0 judgement_in_rem 0 002 @ 00768711 n 0000 ! 00770295 n 0101 | a judgment pronounced on the status of some particular subject or property or thing (as opposed to one pronounced on persons) &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00770760 04 n 03 judgment_of_dismissal 0 judgement_of_dismissal 0 dismissal 1 001 @ 00768711 n 0000 | a judgment disposing of the matter without a trial &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00770915 04 n 02 judgment_on_the_merits 0 judgement_on_the_merits 0 001 @ 00768711 n 0000 | judgment rendered through analysis and adjudication of the factual issues presented &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00771093 04 n 04 summary_judgment 0 summary_judgement 0 judgment_on_the_pleadings 0 judgement_on_the_pleadings 0 001 @ 00768711 n 0000 | a judgment rendered by the court prior to a verdict because no material issue of fact exists and one party or the other is entitled to a judgment as a matter of law &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00771397 04 n 03 arbitration 0 arbitrament 0 arbitrement 0 001 @ 00768711 n 0000 | the act of deciding as an arbiter; giving authoritative judgment; "they submitted their disagreement to arbitration" &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00771599 04 n 02 opinion 1 ruling 0 002 @ 00768711 n 0000 ~ 00771749 n 0000 | the reason for a court's judgment (as opposed to the decision itself) &%Stating+ 
00771749 04 n 01 Bakke_decision 0 001 @ 00771599 n 0000 | a ruling by the Supreme Court on affirmative action; the Court ruled in 1978 that medical schools are entitled to consider race as a factor in their admission policy &%RegulatoryProcess@  
00771975 04 n 01 adjudication 0 002 @ 00561563 n 0000 ~ 00772115 n 0000 | the act of pronouncing judgment based on the evidence presented &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00772115 04 n 05 umpirage 0 umpiring 0 officiation 0 officiating 0 refereeing 0 001 @ 00771975 n 0000 | the act of umpiring &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00772241 04 n 01 finding 1 003 @ 00105760 n 0000 ~ 00772379 n 0000 ~ 00772667 n 0000 | the decision of a court on issues of fact or law &%Selecting+  
00772379 04 n 02 verdict 0 finding_of_fact 0 007 @ 00772241 n 0000 ~ 00772818 n 0000 ~ 00772980 n 0000 ~ 00773123 n 0000 ~ 00773236 n 0000 ~ 00773403 n 0000 ~ 00773678 n 0000 | the findings of a jury on issues of fact submitted to it for decision; can be used in formulating a judgment &%Selecting+  
00772667 04 n 02 finding_of_law 0 conclusion_of_law 0 001 @ 00772241 n 0000 | a finding as to the applicability of a rule of law to particular facts &%Selecting+  
00772818 04 n 01 compromise_verdict 0 002 @ 00772379 n 0000 ~ 00773560 n 0000 | a verdict resulting from improper compromises between jurors on material issues &%Selecting+  
00772980 04 n 01 directed_verdict 0 001 @ 00772379 n 0000 | a verdict entered by the court in a jury trial without consideration by the jury &%Selecting+  
00773123 04 n 01 false_verdict 0 001 @ 00772379 n 0000 | a manifestly unjust verdict; not true to the evidence &%Selecting+  
00773236 04 n 01 general_verdict 0 002 @ 00772379 n 0000 ! 00773678 n 0101 | an ordinary verdict declaring which party prevails without any special findings of fact &%Selecting+  
00773403 04 n 01 partial_verdict 0 001 @ 00772379 n 0000 | a finding (in criminal law) that the defendant is guilty of some charges but innocent of others &%Selecting+  
00773560 04 n 01 quotient_verdict 0 001 @ 00772818 n 0000 | an improper and unacceptable kind of compromise verdict &%Selecting+  
00773678 04 n 01 special_verdict 0 002 @ 00772379 n 0000 ! 00773236 n 0101 | a verdict rendered on certain specific factual issues posed by the court without finding for one party or the other &%Selecting+  
00773873 04 n 01 acquittal 0 002 @ 00769750 n 0000 ! 00770012 n 0101 | a judgment of not guilty &%Selecting+  
00773971 04 n 01 murder_conviction 0 001 @ 00770012 n 0000 | conviction for murder &%Selecting+  
00774056 04 n 01 rape_conviction 0 001 @ 00770012 n 0000 | conviction for rape &%Selecting+  
00774137 04 n 01 robbery_conviction 0 001 @ 00770012 n 0000 | conviction for robbery &%Selecting+  
00774224 04 n 03 eviction 0 dispossession 0 legal_ouster 0 004 @ 00764878 n 0000 ~ 00774435 n 0000 ~ 00774512 n 0000 ~ 00774932 n 0000 | the expulsion of someone (such as a tenant) from land by process of law &%Removing+  
00774435 04 n 01 ouster 1 001 @ 00774224 n 0000 | a wrongful dispossession &%Removing+  
00774512 04 n 01 actual_eviction 0 001 @ 00774224 n 0000 | the physical ouster of a tenant from the leased premises; the tenant is relieved of any further duty to pay rent &%Removing+  
00774686 04 n 02 eviction 1 constructive_eviction 0 001 @ 00102045 n 0000 | action by a landlord that compels a tenant to leave the premises (as by rendering the premises unfit for occupancy); no physical expulsion or legal process is involved &%Removing+  
00774932 04 n 01 retaliatory_eviction 0 001 @ 00774224 n 0000 | an eviction in reprisal for the tenant's good-faith complaints against the landlord; illegal in many states &%Removing+  
00775106 04 n 02 legalization 0 legalisation 0 001 @ 00698797 n 0000 | the act of legalizing &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00775201 04 n 01 trial 1 006 @ 00766856 n 0000 %p 00776560 n 0000 %p 00776884 n 0000 %p 00777065 n 0000 ~ 00777295 n 0000 ~ 00777389 n 0000 | (law) legal proceedings consisting of the judicial examination of issues by a competent tribunal; "most of these complaints are settled before they go to trial" &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00775506 04 n 01 trial 2 003 @ 00766856 n 0000 ~ 00775725 n 0000 ~ 00775864 n 0000 | (law) the determination of a person's innocence or guilt by due process of law; "he had a fair trial and the jury found him guilty" &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00775725 04 n 01 show_trial 0 001 @ 00775506 n 0000 | a trial held for show; the guilt of the accused person has been decided in advance &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00775864 04 n 01 court-martial 0 001 @ 00775506 n 0000 | a trial by court martial &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00775948 04 n 01 review 3 003 @ 00766856 n 0000 ~ 00776132 n 0000 ~ 00776309 n 0000 | (law) a judicial reexamination of the proceedings of a court (especially by an appellate court) &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00776132 04 n 01 bill_of_review 0 001 @ 00775948 n 0000 | a proceeding brought to obtain an explanation or an alteration or a reversal of a decree by the court that rended it &%RegulatoryProcess+ 
00776309 04 n 01 judicial_review 0 001 @ 00775948 n 0000 | review by a court of law of actions of a government official or entity or of some other legally appointed person or body or the review by an appellate court of the decision of a trial court &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00776560 04 n 01 plea 1 002 @ 00764878 n 0000 #p 00775201 n 0000 | an answer indicating why a suit should be dismissed &%Stating+  
00776681 04 n 01 double_jeopardy 0 001 @ 00776884 n 0000 | the prosecution of a defendant for an offense for which he has already been tried; prohibited in the fifth amendment to the U.S. Constitution &%LegalAction+  
00776884 04 n 01 prosecution 0 004 @ 00764878 n 0000 #p 00775201 n 0000 ! 00777065 n 0101 ~ 00776681 n 0000 | the institution and conduct of legal proceedings against a defendant &%LegalAction+  
00777065 04 n 04 defense 2 defence 2 denial 0 demurrer 0 003 @ 00764878 n 0000 #p 00775201 n 0000 ! 00776884 n 0101 | a defendant's answer or plea denying the truth of the charges against him; "he gave evidence for the defense" &%Stating+  
00777295 04 n 01 mistrial 0 001 @ 00775201 n 0000 | a trial that is invalid or inconclusive &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00777389 04 n 01 retrial 0 001 @ 00775201 n 0000 | a new trial in which issues already litigated and to which the court has already rendered a verdict or decision are reexamined by the same court; occurs when the initial trial is found to have been improper or unfair due to procedural errors &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00777684 04 n 01 hearing 1 003 @ 00418126 n 0000 ~ 00777818 n 0000 ~ 00778065 n 0000 | an investigation (usually by a court of law) &%Investigating+  
00777818 04 n 01 administrative_hearing 0 001 @ 00777684 n 0000 | a hearing that takes place outside the judicial process before hearing examiners who have been granted judicial authority specifically for the purpose of conducting such hearings &%Investigating+  
00778065 04 n 01 quo_warranto 0 001 @ 00777684 n 0000 | a hearing to determine by what authority someone has an office or franchise or liberty &%Investigating+  
00778210 04 n 01 separation 0 006 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00778442 n 0000 ~ 00778545 n 0000 ~ 00778763 n 0000 ~ 00778860 n 0000 ~ 00778978 n 0000 | the social act of separating or parting company; "the separation of church and state" &%Declaring+  
00778442 04 n 02 divorce 0 divorcement 0 001 @ 00778210 n 0000 | the legal dissolution of a marriage &%Declaring+  
00778545 04 n 01 legal_separation 0 001 @ 00778210 n 0000 | the cessation of cohabitation of man and wife &%Declaring+  
00778653 04 n 01 quarantine 0 001 @ 00778860 n 0000 | isolation to prevent the spread of infectious disease &%Putting+  
00778763 04 n 01 seclusion 0 001 @ 00778210 n 0000 | the act of secluding yourself from others &%Putting+  
00778860 04 n 02 isolation 0 closing_off 0 002 @ 00778210 n 0000 ~ 00778653 n 0000 | the act of isolating something &%Putting+  
00778978 04 n 02 segregation 0 sequestration 0 002 @ 00778210 n 0000 ! 00779108 n 0101 | the act of segregating or sequestering &%Putting+  
00779108 04 n 03 integration 0 integrating 0 desegregation 0 002 @ 00698797 n 0000 ! 00778978 n 0101 | the action of incorporating a racial or religious group into a community &%SocialInteraction+ 
00779286 04 n 01 cooperation 1 012 @ 00698797 n 0000 ! 00756855 n 0101 ~ 00779641 n 0000 ~ 00779727 n 0000 ~ 00780822 n 0000 ~ 00780971 n 0000 ~ 00781090 n 0000 ~ 00781192 n 0000 ~ 00781305 n 0000 ~ 00781421 n 0000 ~ 00781577 n 0000 ~ 00789600 n 0000 | joint operation or action: "their cooperation with us was essential for the success of our mission" &%Cooperation=  
00779641 04 n 01 teamwork 0 001 @ 00779286 n 0000 | cooperative work done by a team &%Cooperation+  
00779727 04 n 04 conformity 0 conformation 1 compliance 2 abidance 2 007 @ 00779286 n 0000 ! 00764013 n 0302 ! 00780580 n 0101 ~ 00779977 n 0000 ~ 00780079 n 0000 ~ 00780208 n 0000 ~ 00780694 n 0000 | acting according to certain accepted standards &%NormativeAttribute+
00779977 04 n 01 formality 0 002 @ 00779727 n 0000 ~ 00796572 n 0000 | compliance with formal rules &%NormativeAttribute+  
00780079 04 n 01 line 1 001 @ 00779727 n 0000 | acting in conformity; "in line with" or "he got out of line" or "toe the line" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00780208 04 n 02 honoring 0 observance 2 003 @ 00779727 n 0000 ! 00780446 n 0201 ~ 00780358 n 0000 | conformity with law or custom or practice etc. &%NormativeAttribute+  
00780358 04 n 01 punctilio 0 001 @ 00780208 n 0000 | strict observance of formalities &%NormativeAttribute+  
00780446 04 n 01 nonobservance 0 002 @ 00780580 n 0000 ! 00780208 n 0102 | a lack of conformity with law or custom or practice etc. &%NormativeAttribute+  
00780580 04 n 01 nonconformity 0 003 @ 00038702 n 0000 ! 00779727 n 0101 ~ 00780446 n 0000 | failure to conform &%NormativeAttribute+  
00780694 04 n 01 keeping 1 001 @ 00779727 n 0000 | conformity or harmony; "his behavior was not in keeping with the occasion" &%NormativeAttribute+  
00780822 04 n 02 collaboration 1 coaction 0 001 @ 00779286 n 0000 | act of working jointly: "they worked either in collaboration or independently" &%Cooperation=  
00780971 04 n 02 collaboration 2 quislingism 0 001 @ 00779286 n 0000 | act of cooperating traitorously with an enemy &%Cooperation+  
00781090 04 n 02 compromise 0 via_media 0 001 @ 00779286 n 0000 | a middle way between two extremes &%Cooperation+ 
00781192 04 n 01 concurrence 0 001 @ 00779286 n 0000 | acting together as of agents or circumstances or events &%Cooperation+  
00781305 04 n 02 reconciliation 1 rapprochement 0 001 @ 00779286 n 0000 | the reestablishing of cordial relations &%Cooperation+  
00781421 04 n 02 selflessness 0 self-sacrifice 0 001 @ 00779286 n 0000 | acting with less concern for yourself than for the success of the joint activity &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00781577 04 n 04 commitment 0 allegiance 0 loyalty 0 dedication 0 004 @ 00779286 n 0000 ~ 00673027 n 0000 ~ 00781887 n 0000 ~ 00782054 n 0000 | the act of binding yourself (intellectually or emotionally) to a course of action; "his long commitment to public service"; "they felt no loyalty to a losing team" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00781887 04 n 01 devotion 1 003 @ 00781577 n 0000 ~ 00782209 n 0000 ~ 00782352 n 0000 | commitment to some purpose; "the devotion of his time and wealth to science" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00782054 04 n 01 faith 0 001 @ 00781577 n 0000 | loyalty or allegiance to a cause or a person; "keep the faith"; "they broke faith with their investors" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00782209 04 n 02 fetish 0 fetich 0 001 @ 00781887 n 0000 | excessive or irrational devotion to some activity; "made a fetish of cleanliness" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00782352 04 n 01 party_spirit 0 001 @ 00781887 n 0000 | devotion to a political party &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00782440 04 n 05 aid 0 assist 1 assistance 0 help 0 helping 0 013 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00512607 n 0000 ~ 00782988 n 0000 ~ 00783121 n 0000 ~ 00783240 n 0000 ~ 00783422 n 0000 ~ 00783845 n 0000 ~ 00783978 n 0000 ~ 00784191 n 0000 ~ 00784280 n 0000 ~ 00784959 n 0000 ~ 00785108 n 0000 ~ 00786193 n 0000 | the activity of contributing to the fulfillment of a need or furtherance of an effort or purpose: "he gave me an assist with the housework"; "could not walk without assistance"; "rescue party went to their aid"; "offered his help in unloading" &%Cooperation+  
00782988 04 n 01 facilitation 0 001 @ 00782440 n 0000 | act of assisting or making easier the progress or improvement of something &%Cooperation+  
00783121 04 n 02 hand 0 helping_hand 0 001 @ 00782440 n 0000 | physical assistance; "give me a hand with the chores" &%Cooperation+  
00783240 04 n 03 recourse 0 resort 0 refuge 0 001 @ 00782440 n 0000 | act of turning to for assistance: "have recourse to the courts"; "an appeal to his uncle was his last resort" &%Cooperation+  
00783422 04 n 01 thanks 0 001 @ 00782440 n 0000 | with the help of or owing to; "thanks to hard work it was a great success" &%causes=  
00783549 04 n 01 social_work 0 001 @ 00381765 n 0000 | any of various services designed to aid the poor and aged and to increase the welfare of children &%Organization+  
00783704 04 n 01 casework 0 001 @ 00381765 n 0000 | close sociological study of a maladjusted person or family for diagnosis and treatment &%Cooperation+  
00783845 04 n 01 financial_aid 0 003 @ 00782440 n 0000 ~ 00704029 n 0000 ~ 00706277 n 0000 | assistance given in the form of money &%Cooperation+  
00783978 04 n 04 relief 2 succor 0 succour 0 ministration 0 003 @ 00782440 n 0000 ~ 00785538 n 0000 ~ 00796195 n 0000 | assistance in time of difficulty; "the contributions provided some relief for the victims" &%Cooperation+  
00784191 04 n 01 lift 2 001 @ 00782440 n 0000 | the act of giving temporary assistance &%Cooperation+  
00784280 04 n 01 service 0 004 @ 00782440 n 0000 ! 00784441 n 0101 ~ 00784613 n 0000 ~ 00784860 n 0000 | an act of help or assistance; "he did them a service" &%Cooperation+  
00784441 04 n 03 disservice 0 ill_service 0 ill_turn 0 002 @ 00479770 n 0000 ! 00784280 n 0101 | an act intended to help that turns out badly; "he did them a disservice" &%Cooperation+  
00784613 04 n 02 childcare 0 child_care 0 002 @ 00784280 n 0000 ~ 00784752 n 0000 | a service involving care for other people's children &%Maintaining+  
00784752 04 n 02 daycare 0 day_care 0 001 @ 00784613 n 0000 | childcare during the day while parents work &%Maintaining+  
00784860 04 n 01 seating 0 001 @ 00784280 n 0000 | the service of ushering people to their seats &%Guiding+  
00784959 04 n 01 accommodation 0 002 @ 00782440 n 0000 ~ 00062420 n 0000 | the act of providing something (lodging or seat or food) to meet a need &%Giving+  
00785108 04 n 02 boost 0 encouragement 0 002 @ 00782440 n 0000 ~ 00785360 n 0000 | the act of giving hope or support to someone &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00785238 04 n 01 boost 1 001 @ 00071795 n 0000 | the act of giving an upward push; "he gave her a boost over the fence" &%Putting+  
00785360 04 n 02 morale_building 0 morale_booster 0 001 @ 00785108 n 0000 | anything that serves to increase morale; "the sight of flowers every morning was my morale builder" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00785538 04 n 03 consolation 0 comfort 0 solace 0 001 @ 00783978 n 0000 | the act of consoling; giving relief in affliction; "his presence was a consolation to her" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00785705 04 n 01 simplification 0 003 @ 00253227 n 0000 ~ 00785836 n 0000 ~ 00785961 n 0000 | elimination of superfluous details &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00785836 04 n 01 oversimplification 0 001 @ 00785705 n 0000 | excessive simplification (to the point of misrepresentation) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00785961 04 n 02 rationalization 1 rationalisation 1 001 @ 00785705 n 0000 | (math) the simplification of an expression or equation by eliminating radicals without changing the value of the expression or the roots of the equation &%RationalNumberFn= 
00786193 04 n 01 support 0 007 @ 00782440 n 0000 ~ 00786502 n 0000 ~ 00787171 n 0000 ~ 00787586 n 0000 ~ 00787700 n 0000 ~ 00787796 n 0000 ~ 00788093 n 0000 | aiding the cause or policy or interests of; "the president no longer had the support of his own party"; "they developed a scheme of mutual support" &%Cooperation+  
00786502 04 n 02 attachment 2 adherence 0 003 @ 00786193 n 0000 ~ 00786666 n 0000 ~ 00786838 n 0000 | faithful support for a religion or cause or political party &%NormativeAttribute+  
00786666 04 n 01 ecclesiasticism 0 001 @ 00786502 n 0000 | excessive adherence to ecclesiastical forms and activities; "their ecclesiasticism overwhelmed their religion" &%NormativeAttribute+
00786838 04 n 01 traditionalism 0 001 @ 00786502 n 0000 | adherence to tradition (especially in cultural or religious matters) &%NormativeAttribute+  
00786967 04 n 03 backing 0 championship 0 patronage 0 001 @ 00787796 n 0000 | the act of providing approval and support; "his vigorous backing of the conservatives got him in trouble with progressives" &%Cooperation+  
00787171 04 n 01 advocacy 0 002 @ 00786193 n 0000 ~ 00787314 n 0000 | active support especially the act of pleading or arguing for something &%Cooperation+  
00787314 04 n 01 urging 0 001 @ 00787171 n 0000 | the act of earnestly supporting or encouraging &%Cooperation+  
00787413 04 n 03 auspices 0 protection 2 aegis 0 001 @ 00787700 n 0000 | kindly endorsement and guidance; "the tournament was held under the auspices of the city council" &%Cooperation+  
00787586 04 n 01 sponsorship 1 001 @ 00786193 n 0000 | the act of sponsoring (either officially or financially) &%Cooperation+  
00787700 04 n 01 endorsement 0 002 @ 00786193 n 0000 ~ 00787413 n 0000 | the act of endorsing &%Expressing+  
00787796 04 n 03 blessing 1 approval 2 approving 0 006 @ 00786193 n 0000 ! 00791599 n 0201 ~ 00117820 n 0000 ~ 00786967 n 0000 ~ 00790504 n 0000 ~ 00791294 n 0000 | the formal act of giving approval: "he gave the project his blessing"; "his decision merited the approval of any sensible person" &%Expressing+  
00788093 04 n 01 reassurance 0 003 @ 00786193 n 0000 = 00196607 a 0000 = 00197124 a 0000 | the act of reassuring; restoring someone's confidence &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00788240 04 n 01 support 4 003 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00788511 n 0000 ~ 00788641 n 0000 | the activity of providing for or maintaining by supplying with money or necessities; "his support kept the family together"; "they gave him emotional support during difficult times" &%Maintaining+  
00788511 04 n 05 sustenance 0 sustentation 0 sustainment 0 maintenance 1 upkeep 1 001 @ 00788240 n 0000 | the act of sustaining &%Maintaining+  
00788641 04 n 02 logistic_support 0 logistic_assistance 0 005 @ 00788240 n 0000 ~ 00788845 n 0000 ~ 00789015 n 0000 ~ 00789159 n 0000 ~ 00789402 n 0000 | assistance between and within military commands &%Cooperation+  
00788845 04 n 01 integrated_logistic_support 0 001 @ 00788641 n 0000 | the pooling of specific resources by subscribing nations for the support of some joint operation &%Cooperation+  
00789015 04 n 02 mutual_aid 0 international_logistic_support 0 001 @ 00788641 n 0000 | arrangements made between nations to assist each other &%Cooperation+  
00789159 04 n 02 interdepartmental_support 0 interagency_support 0 001 @ 00788641 n 0000 | provision of logistic (or administrative) support by one or more of the military services to one or more departments or agencies of the US government &%Cooperation+  
00789402 04 n 02 inter-Service_support 0 inter-service_support 0 001 @ 00788641 n 0000 | action by one military service to provide logistic (or administrative) support to another military service &%Cooperation+  
00789600 04 n 01 representation 1 002 @ 00779286 n 0000 ~ 00789741 n 0000 | the act of representing; standing in for someone or some group &%PoliticalProcess+
00789741 04 n 01 proportional_representation 0 001 @ 00789600 n 0000 | representation of all parties in proportion to their popular vote &%PoliticalProcess+
00789880 04 n 04 employment 2 engagement 2 hire 0 hiring 0 004 @ 00022246 n 0000 ~ 00790051 n 0000 ~ 00790214 n 0000 ~ 00790310 n 0000 | the act of giving someone a job &%employs=
00790051 04 n 01 shape-up 0 001 @ 00789880 n 0000 | a way of hiring longshoremen by the day; applicants gather around a union boss who selects those to be hired &%employs+
00790214 04 n 01 call-back 0 001 @ 00789880 n 0000 | the recall of an employee after a layoff &%employs+
00790310 04 n 02 booking 0 reservation 1 001 @ 00789880 n 0000 | the act of reserving (a place or passage) or engaging the services of (a person or group): "wondered who had made the booking" &%Committing+
00790504 04 n 02 admiration 0 appreciation 0 003 @ 00787796 n 0000 ~ 00790677 n 0000 ~ 00790944 n 0000 | a favorable judgment; "a small token in admiration of your works" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00790677 04 n 04 adoration 1 adulation 0 idolization 1 idolisation 1 002 @ 00790504 n 0000 ~ 00790819 n 0000 | the act of admiring strongly &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00790819 04 n 01 glorification 0 001 @ 00790677 n 0000 | the act of glorifying (as in worship); "the glorification of God" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00790944 04 n 03 idealization 0 idealisation 0 glorification 1 002 @ 00790504 n 0000 ~ 00791139 n 0000 | a portrayal of something as ideal; "the idealization of rural life was very misleading" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00791139 04 n 04 sentimentalization 0 sentimentalisation 0 romanticization 0 romanticisation 0 001 @ 00790944 n 0000 | the act of indulging in sentiment &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00791294 04 n 02 reward 1 reinforcement 0 002 @ 00787796 n 0000 ~ 00791429 n 0000 | an act performed to strengthen approved behavior &%RegulatoryProcess+
00791429 04 n 01 carrot 0 001 @ 00791294 n 0000 | promise of reward as in "carrot and stick"; "used the carrot of subsidized housing for the workers to get their vote" &%RegulatoryProcess+
00791599 04 n 01 disapproval 0 005 @ 00561563 n 0000 ! 00787796 n 0102 ~ 00791766 n 0000 ~ 00793932 n 0000 ~ 00794098 n 0000 | the act of disapproving or condemning &%Expressing+
00791766 04 n 02 disparagement 0 dispraise 0 003 @ 00791599 n 0000 ~ 00791911 n 0000 ~ 00791989 n 0000 | the act of speaking contemptuously of &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00791911 04 n 01 belittling 0 001 @ 00791766 n 0000 | the act of belittling &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00791989 04 n 02 deprecation 0 denigration 0 002 @ 00791766 n 0000 ~ 00792102 n 0000 | the act of depreciating &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00792102 04 n 04 aspersion 0 calumny 1 slander 1 defamation 1 001 @ 00791989 n 0000 | the act of defaming &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00792210 04 n 03 behavior 0 behaviour 0 conduct 0 003 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00792681 n 0000 ~ 00794210 n 0000 | manner of acting or conducting oneself &%BodyMotion+
00792361 04 n 02 behavior 1 behaviour 1 002 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00792552 n 0000 | (psychology) the aggregate of the responses or reactions or movements made by an organism in any situation &%BodyMotion=
00792552 04 n 01 territoriality 0 001 @ 00792361 n 0000 | the behavior of a male animal that defines and defends its territory &%BodyMotion+
00792681 04 n 01 aggression 1 006 @ 00792210 n 0000 ~ 00792860 n 0000 ~ 00793195 n 0000 ~ 00793321 n 0000 ~ 00793707 n 0000 ~ 00793818 n 0000 | deliberately unfriendly behavior &%Contest+
00792860 04 n 03 aggravation 0 irritation 0 provocation 0 003 @ 00792681 n 0000 ~ 00759879 n 0000 ~ 00793584 n 0000 | unfriendly behavior that aggravates or irritates someone &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00793037 04 n 01 exacerbation 0 001 @ 00271094 n 0000 | violent and bitter exasperation; "his foolishness was followed by an exacerbation of their quarrel" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00793195 04 n 01 bitchery 0 001 @ 00792681 n 0000 | aggressive remarks and behavior like that of a spiteful malicious woman &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00793321 04 n 02 bullying 0 intimidation 1 002 @ 00792681 n 0000 ~ 00793474 n 0000 | the act of intimidating a weaker person to make them do something &%causes+
00793474 04 n 03 terrorization 0 terrorisation 0 frightening 0 001 @ 00793321 n 0000 | to inspire with fear &%EmotionalState+
00793584 04 n 03 twitting 0 taunt 0 taunting 0 001 @ 00792860 n 0000 | aggravation by deriding or mocking or criticizing &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00793707 04 n 02 raising_hell 0 hell_raising 0 001 @ 00792681 n 0000 | making trouble just for the fun of it &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00793818 04 n 01 self-assertion 0 001 @ 00792681 n 0000 | the act of asserting yourself in an aggressive manner &%Contest+
00793932 04 n 01 condemnation 0 001 @ 00791599 n 0000 | the act of condemning (as land forfeited for public use) or judging to be unfit for use (as a food product) &%Declaring+
00794098 04 n 03 stigmatization 0 stigmatisation 0 branding 0 001 @ 00791599 n 0000 | the act of stigmatizing &%Declaring+
00794210 04 n 04 discourtesy 0 offense 2 offence 2 offensive_activity 0 005 @ 00792210 n 0000 ~ 00794438 n 0000 ~ 00794524 n 0000 ~ 00794619 n 0000 ~ 00795053 n 0000 | a lack of politeness; a failure to show regard for others &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00794438 04 n 01 indelicacy 0 001 @ 00794210 n 0000 | an impolite act or expression &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00794524 04 n 01 insolence 0 001 @ 00794210 n 0000 | an offensive disrespectful impudent act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00794619 04 n 02 insult 0 affront 0 003 @ 00794210 n 0000 ~ 00794844 n 0000 ~ 00794942 n 0000 | a deliberately offensive act or something producing the effect of an affront; "turning his back on me was a deliberate insult" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00794844 04 n 01 indignity 0 001 @ 00794619 n 0000 | an affront to one's dignity or self-esteem &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00794942 04 n 03 scandalization 0 scandalisation 0 outrage 0 001 @ 00794619 n 0000 | the act of scandalizing &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00795053 04 n 02 rebuff 0 slight 0 003 @ 00794210 n 0000 ~ 00795231 n 0000 ~ 00795379 n 0000 | a deliberate discourteous act (usually as an expression of anger or disapproval) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00795231 04 n 03 snub 0 cut 3 cold_shoulder 0 001 @ 00795053 n 0000 | a refusal to recognize someone you know; "the snub was clearly intentional" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00795379 04 n 01 silent_treatment 0 001 @ 00795053 n 0000 | an aloof refusal to speak to someone you know &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00795487 04 n 02 benevolence 0 benefaction 0 001 @ 00020804 n 0000 | an act intending or showing kindness and good will &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00795609 04 n 01 cupboard_love 0 001 @ 00020804 n 0000 | a show of affection motivated by selfishness &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00795713 04 n 02 favor 0 favour 0 002 @ 00020804 n 0000 ~ 00795819 n 0000 | an act of gracious kindness &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00795819 04 n 02 turn 4 good_turn 0 001 @ 00795713 n 0000 | a favor for someone; "he did me a good turn" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00795926 04 n 02 forgiveness 0 pardon 0 003 @ 00020804 n 0000 ~ 00796069 n 0000 ~ 00796391 n 0000 | the act of excusing a mistake or offense &%NormativeAttribute+
00796069 04 n 01 condonation 0 001 @ 00795926 n 0000 | a pardon by treating the offender as if the offense had not occurred &%NormativeAttribute+
00796195 04 n 01 mercy 1 001 @ 00783978 n 0000 | alleviation of distress; showing great kindness toward the distressed; "distributing food and clothing to the flood victims was an act of mercy" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00796391 04 n 01 exculpation 0 001 @ 00795926 n 0000 | the act of freeing from guilt or blame &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00796487 04 n 01 endearment 0 001 @ 00020804 n 0000 | the act of showing affection &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00796572 04 n 02 politeness 0 civility 0 004 @ 00779977 n 0000 ~ 00796730 n 0000 ~ 00797364 n 0000 ~ 00797910 n 0000 | the act of showing regard for others &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00796730 04 n 01 courtesy 0 003 @ 00796572 n 0000 ~ 00797132 n 0000 ~ 00797279 n 0000 | a courteous or respectful or considerate act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00796865 04 n 01 gesture 2 002 @ 05090749 n 0000 ~ 00797031 n 0000 | something done as an indication of intention; "a political gesture" or "a gesture of defiance" &%IntentionalProcess+
00797031 04 n 01 beau_geste 0 001 @ 00796865 n 0000 | a gracious (but usually meaningless) gesture &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00797132 04 n 01 attention 2 001 @ 00796730 n 0000 | a courteous act indicating affection; "she tried to win his heart with her many attentions" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00797279 04 n 01 gallantry 0 001 @ 00796730 n 0000 | polite attentiveness to women &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00797364 04 n 02 deference 0 respect 3 003 @ 00796572 n 0000 ~ 00797621 n 0000 ~ 00797730 n 0000 | an courteous expression (by word or deed) of esteem or regard; "his deference to her wishes was very flattering"; "be sure to give my respects to the dean" &%Expressing+
00797621 04 n 02 court 0 homage 0 001 @ 00797364 n 0000 | respectful deference; "pay court to the emperor" &%Expressing+
00797730 04 n 01 last_respects 0 001 @ 00797364 n 0000 | the act of expressing respect for someone who has died; "he paid his last respects by standing quietly at the graveside" &%Expressing+
00797910 04 n 01 devoir 0 001 @ 00796572 n 0000 | formal expression of respect &%Expressing+
00797991 04 n 02 consideration 2 thoughtfulness 0 001 @ 00020804 n 0000 | a considerate and thoughtful act &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00798100 04 n 03 assembly 0 assemblage 0 gathering 0 008 @ 00698797 n 0000 ! 00585874 n 0103 ~ 00798373 n 0000 ~ 00798926 n 0000 ~ 00799023 n 0000 ~ 00799654 n 0000 ~ 00799751 n 0000 ~ 00799840 n 0000 | the social act of assembling; "they demanded the right of assembly" &%Meeting+
00798373 04 n 03 mobilization 0 mobilisation 0 marshaling 0 003 @ 00798100 n 0000 ~ 00798642 n 0000 ~ 00798761 n 0000 | act of assembling or organizing and making ready for use or action: "mobiliation of the country's economic resources"; "marshaling public support" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00798642 04 n 02 economic_mobilization 0 economic_mobilisation 0 001 @ 00798373 n 0000 | mobilization of the economy &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00798761 04 n 01 rallying 0 001 @ 00798373 n 0000 | the act of mobilizing for a common purpose; "the bell was a signal for the rallying of the whole neighborhood" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+
00798926 04 n 02 convocation 0 calling_together 0 001 @ 00798100 n 0000 | the act of convoking &%Meeting+
00799023 04 n 02 meeting 0 coming_together 0 005 @ 00798100 n 0000 ~ 00799534 n 0000 ~ 00799933 n 0000 ~ 00800070 n 0000 ~ 00800256 n 0000 | the social act of assembling for some common purpose; "his meeting with the salesmen was the high point of his day" &%Meeting=
00799282 04 n 01 service_call 0 001 @ 00199642 n 0000 | a trip made by a repairman to visit the location of something in need of service &%Motion+
00799421 04 n 02 assignation 0 tryst 0 001 @ 00799534 n 0000 | a secret rendezvous (especially between lovers) &%Meeting+
00799534 04 n 01 rendezvous 0 002 @ 00799023 n 0000 ~ 00799421 n 0000 | a meeting planned at a certain time and place &%Meeting+
00799654 04 n 02 congregation 0 congregating 0 001 @ 00798100 n 0000 | the act of congregating &%Meeting+
00799751 04 n 02 convention 0 convening 0 001 @ 00798100 n 0000 | the act of convening &%Meeting+
00799840 04 n 01 concentration 2 001 @ 00798100 n 0000 | bringing together military forces &%Putting+
00799933 04 n 01 session 0 001 @ 00799023 n 0000 | a meeting devoted to a particular activity; "a filming session"; "a gossip session" &%Meeting+
00800070 04 n 03 socialization 1 socialisation 1 socializing 0 001 @ 00799023 n 0000 | the act of meeting for social purposes; "there was too much socialization with the enlisted men" &%Meeting+
00800256 04 n 01 visit 2 004 @ 00799023 n 0000 ~ 00683261 n 0000 ~ 00683732 n 0000 ~ 00683875 n 0000 | the act of going to see some person or place or thing for a short time; "he dropped by for a short visit" &%Meeting+
00800467 04 n 02 attendance 0 attending 1 005 @ 00698797 n 0000 ! 00801042 n 0101 ~ 00800661 n 0000 ~ 00800818 n 0000 ~ 00800915 n 0000 | the act of being present (at a meeting or event etc.) &%Meeting+
00800661 04 n 03 appearance 1 appearing 0 coming_into_court 0 001 @ 00800467 n 0000 | formal attendance (in court or at a hearing) of a party in an action &%located+
00800818 04 n 01 presence 0 002 @ 00800467 n 0000 ! 00801297 n 0101 | the act of being present &%located+
00800915 04 n 01 turnout 0 001 @ 00800467 n 0000 | attendance for a particular event or purpose: "the turnout for the rally" &%located+
00801042 04 n 01 nonattendance 0 005 @ 00698797 n 0000 ! 00800467 n 0101 ~ 00801195 n 0000 ~ 00801297 n 0000 ~ 00801528 n 0000 | the failure to attend &%located+
00801195 04 n 01 nonappearance 0 001 @ 00801042 n 0000 | failure to appear (especially as at court) &%located+
00801297 04 n 01 absence 0 005 @ 00801042 n 0000 ! 00800818 n 0101 ~ 00039191 n 0000 ~ 00039334 n 0000 ~ 00801444 n 0000 | failure to be present &%located+
00801444 04 n 01 absenteeism 0 001 @ 00801297 n 0000 | habitual absence from work &%located+
00801528 04 n 02 truancy 0 hooky 0 001 @ 00801042 n 0000 | failure to attend (especially school) &%located+
00801627 04 n 03 return 6 paying_back 0 getting_even 0 005 @ 00698797 n 0000 ~ 00801999 n 0000 ~ 00802092 n 0000 ~ 00802802 n 0000 ~ 00803283 n 0000 | a reciprocal group action; "in return we gave them as good as we got" &%IntentionalProcess+
00801850 04 n 01 answer 0 001 @ 00551220 n 0000 | a nonverbal reaction; "his answer to any problem was to get drunk"; "their answer was to sue me" &%IntentionalProcess+
00801999 04 n 01 requital 0 001 @ 00801627 n 0000 | an act of requiting; returning in kind &%IntentionalProcess+
00802092 04 n 02 retaliation 0 revenge 0 003 @ 00801627 n 0000 ~ 00802243 n 0000 ~ 00802699 n 0000 | action taken in return for an injury or offense &%ViolentContest+
00802243 04 n 02 vengeance 0 retribution 1 001 @ 00802092 n 0000 | the act of taking revenge (harming someone in retaliation for something harmful that they have done) especially in the next life; "Vengeance is mine; I will repay, saith the Lord"--Romans 12:19; "For vengeance I would do nothing.  This nation is too great to look for mere revenge"--James Garfield; "he swore vengeance on the man who betrayed him"; "the swiftness of divine retribution" &%ViolentContest+
00802699 04 n 01 reprisal 0 001 @ 00802092 n 0000 | a retaliatory action against an enemy in wartime &%ViolentContest+
00802802 04 n 01 reciprocation 0 001 @ 00801627 n 0000 | the act of reciprocating &%IntentionalProcess+
00802886 04 n 01 feud 0 002 @ 00614914 n 0000 ~ 00803150 n 0000 | a bitter quarrel between two parties &%Contest+
00802991 04 n 02 war 2 warfare 2 001 @ 00614914 n 0000 | an active struggle between competing entities; "a price war"; "a war of wits"; "diplomatic warfare" &%Contest=
00803150 04 n 02 vendetta 0 blood_feud 0 001 @ 00802886 n 0000 | a feud in which members of the opposing parties murder each other &%ViolentContest+
00803283 04 n 01 tit_for_tat 0 001 @ 00801627 n 0000 | an equivalent given in return &%Transaction+
00803370 04 n 01 aggression 2 002 @ 00619159 n 0000 #p 00626011 n 0000 | the act of initiating hostilities &%ViolentContest+
00803479 04 n 02 democratization 0 democratisation 0 001 @ 00698797 n 0000 | the action of making something democratic &%PoliticalProcess+
00803600 04 n 02 consolidation 0 integration 2 006 @ 00243962 n 0000 ~ 00803807 n 0000 ~ 00804120 n 0000 ~ 00804210 n 0000 ~ 00804339 n 0000 ~ 00804561 n 0000 | the act of combining into an integral whole &%Combining+
00803807 04 n 02 centralization 0 centralisation 0 002 @ 00803600 n 0000 ! 00803947 n 0101 | consolidation of power under central control &%PoliticalProcess+
00803947 04 n 02 decentralization 0 decentralisation 0 002 @ 00236886 n 0000 ! 00803807 n 0101 | the spread of power away from the center to local branches or governments &%PoliticalProcess+
00804120 04 n 01 incorporation 1 001 @ 00803600 n 0000 | consolidating by incorporation &%Combining+
00804210 04 n 03 amalgamation 0 merger 0 uniting 1 001 @ 00803600 n 0000 | the combination of two or more commercial companies &%OrganizationalProcess+
00804339 04 n 02 vertical_integration 0 vertical_combination 0 001 @ 00803600 n 0000 | absorption into a single firm of several firms involved in all aspects of a product's manufacture from raw materials to distribution &%OrganizationalProcess+
00804561 04 n 02 horizontal_integration 0 horizontal_combination 0 001 @ 00803600 n 0000 | absorption into a single firm of several firms involved in the same level of production and sharing resources at that level &%OrganizationalProcess+
00804778 04 n 03 engagement 0 participation 0 involvement 0 007 @ 00698797 n 0000 ! 00805084 n 0303 ! 00805084 n 0202 ! 00805084 n 0101 ~ 00805460 n 0000 ~ 00805766 n 0000 ~ 00805999 n 0000 | sharing the activities of a group; "the teacher tried to increase his students' engagement in class activities" &%IntentionalProcess+
00805084 04 n 03 non-engagement 0 nonparticipation 0 non-involvement 0 006 @ 00698797 n 0000 ! 00804778 n 0303 ! 00804778 n 0202 ! 00804778 n 0101 ~ 00805314 n 0000 ~ 00806104 n 0000 | withdrawing from the activities of a group &%IntentionalProcess+
00805314 04 n 01 isolation 1 001 @ 00805084 n 0000 | a country's withdrawal from internal politics; "he opposed a policy of American isolation" &%PoliticalProcess+
00805460 04 n 01 commitment 2 002 @ 00804778 n 0000 ~ 00805638 n 0000 | an engagement by contract involving financial obligation; "his business commitments took him to London" &%Committing+  
00805638 04 n 01 incurrence 0 001 @ 00805460 n 0000 | the act of incurring (making yourself subject to something undesirable) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00805766 04 n 02 intervention 0 intercession 0 002 @ 00804778 n 0000 ~ 00805906 n 0000 | the act of intervening (as to mediate a dispute) &%Comparing+   
00805906 04 n 02 mediation 0 intermediation 0 001 @ 00805766 n 0000 | the act of mediating &%Comparing+  
00805999 04 n 01 group_participation 0 001 @ 00804778 n 0000 | participation by all members of a group &%IntentionalProcess+  
00806104 04 n 01 neutrality 0 001 @ 00805084 n 0000 | nonparticipation in a dispute or war &%IntentionalProcess+  
00806197 04 n 02 annulment 0 invalidation 0 002 @ 00140245 n 0000 ~ 00806355 n 0000 | a formal termination (of a relationship or a judicial proceeding etc) &%Declaring+  
00806355 04 n 01 dissolution_of_marriage 0 001 @ 00806197 n 0000 | an annulment of a marriage &%Declaring+  
00806451 04 n 03 vindication 1 exoneration 0 whitewash 0 002 @ 00809976 n 0000 ~ 00806644 n 0000 | the act of vindicating; "subsequent events have proved to be a vindication of his position" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+ 
00806644 04 n 01 justification 0 001 @ 00806451 n 0000 | the act of justifying: "the justification of barbarous means by holy ends"- H.J.Muller &%Stating+  
00806790 04 n 01 go-slow 0 001 @ 00756637 n 0000 | (British) a form of protest by workers in which they deliberately slow down in order to cause problem from their employers &%OccupationalRole+  
00806966 04 n 02 passive_resistance 0 nonviolence 0 001 @ 00756637 n 0000 | peaceful resistance to a government by fasting or refusing to cooperate &%PoliticalProcess+  
00807116 04 n 01 recusancy 0 001 @ 00756637 n 0000 | refusal to submit to established authority; originally the refusal of Roman Catholics to attend services of the Church of England &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00807301 04 n 02 strike 0 work_stoppage 0 004 @ 00756637 n 0000 ~ 00807560 n 0000 ~ 00807718 n 0000 ~ 00807809 n 0000 | a group's refusal to work in protest against low pay or bad work conditions; "the strike lasted more than a month before it was settled" &%OccupationalRole+  
00807560 04 n 02 sit-down 0 sit-down_strike 0 001 @ 00807301 n 0000 | a strike in which workers refuse to leave the workplace until a settlement is reached &%OccupationalRole+  
00807718 04 n 01 walkout 0 001 @ 00807301 n 0000 | a strike in which the worker walk out &%OccupationalRole+  
00807809 04 n 02 sympathy_strike 0 sympathetic_strike 0 001 @ 00807301 n 0000 | a strike in support of other workers who are on strike; a strike not resulting from direct grievances against the workers' employer &%OccupationalRole+     
00808023 04 n 04 unsnarling 0 untangling 0 disentanglement 1 extrication 0 001 @ 00060117 n 0000 | the act of releasing by untangling or unsnarling something &%Removing+  
00808183 04 n 01 assassination 0 001 @ 00143589 n 0000 | murder of a public figure by surprise attack &%Killing+  
00808287 04 n 01 sabotage 0 001 @ 00141128 n 0000 | a deliberate act of destruction or disruption in which equipment is damaged &%Damaging+  
00808417 04 n 02 extermination 0 liquidation 1 001 @ 00141128 n 0000 | the act of exterminating &%Killing+  
00808515 04 n 03 genocide 0 race_murder 0 racial_extermination 0 001 @ 00142607 n 0000 | systematic killing of a racial or cultural group &%Killing+  
00808655 04 n 02 massacre 0 mass_murder 0 002 @ 00142607 n 0000 ~ 00835792 n 0000 | the wanton killing of many people &%Killing+  
00808775 04 n 01 holocaust 0 001 @ 00141128 n 0000 | an act of great destruction and loss of life &%Killing+  
00808875 04 n 01 throw 1 003 @ 00325752 n 0000 ~ 00809078 n 0000 ~ 00809317 n 0000 | the throwing of an object in order to determine an outcome randomly; "he risked his fortune on a throw of the dice" &%Impelling+  
00809078 04 n 02 cast 1 roll 3 003 @ 00808875 n 0000 #p 00328060 n 0000 ~ 00809197 n 0000 | the act of throwing dice &%Impelling+  
00809197 04 n 01 natural 0 001 @ 00809078 n 0000 | (in craps) a first roll of 7 or 11 that immediately wins the stake &%Impelling+  
00809317 04 n 02 flip 1 toss 1 001 @ 00808875 n 0000 | the act of flipping a coin &%Impelling+  
00809401 04 n 02 surprise_attack 0 coup_de_main 0 002 @ 00625655 n 0000 ~ 00809521 n 0000 | an attack without warning &%ViolentContest+  
00809521 04 n 04 ambush 0 ambuscade 0 lying_in_wait 0 trap 0 002 @ 00809401 n 0000 ~ 00809697 n 0000 | the act of concealing yourself and lying in wait to attack by surprise &%ViolentContest+  
00809697 04 n 01 dry-gulching 0 002 @ 00809521 n 0000 @ 00143589 n 0000 | the act of killing from ambush &%Killing+  
00809804 04 n 02 emancipation 0 freeing 0 004 @ 00060117 n 0000 ~ 00515073 n 0000 ~ 00809976 n 0000 ~ 00810100 n 0000 | liberation from any onerous controlling influence &%Removing+  
00809976 04 n 01 clearing 0 003 @ 00809804 n 0000 ~ 00161941 n 0000 ~ 00806451 n 0000 | the act of freeing from suspicion &%Declaring+  
00810100 04 n 01 manumission 0 001 @ 00809804 n 0000 | the formal act of freeing from slavery; "he believed in the manumission of the slaves" &%Declaring+ &%Removing+  
00810244 04 n 01 radio_observation 0 001 @ 00647699 n 0000 | an observation made with a radio telescope &%Seeing+  
00810350 04 n 05 stupidity 0 betise 0 folly 1 foolishness 1 imbecility 0 001 @ 00042411 n 0000 | a stupid mistake &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00810466 04 n 02 admission 0 admittance 0 003 @ 00026402 n 0000 ~ 00810675 n 0000 ~ 00810945 n 0000 | the act of admitting someone to enter; "the surgery was performed on his second admission to the clinic" &%Declaring+  
00810675 04 n 01 readmission 0 001 @ 00810466 n 0000 | the act of admitting someone again; "the surgery was performed on his readmission to the clinic" &%Declaring+  
00810829 04 n 01 accession 1 001 @ 00026402 n 0000 | the act of entering upon or attaining to a position or right &%Declaring+   
00810945 04 n 02 matriculation 0 matric 0 001 @ 00810466 n 0000 | admission to a group (especially a college or university) &%Declaring+  
00811071 04 n 01 remarriage 0 001 @ 00669775 n 0000 | the act of marrying again &%Declaring+  
00811153 04 n 01 renewal 1 001 @ 00657820 n 0000 | the act of renewing &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00811226 04 n 03 amnesty 0 pardon 1 free_pardon 0 001 @ 00693354 n 0000 | the formal act of liberating someone &%Declaring+  
00811339 04 n 01 demolition 0 001 @ 00141128 n 0000 | the act of demolishing &%Destruction+  
00811418 04 n 03 vandalism 0 hooliganism 0 malicious_mischief 0 002 @ 00474950 n 0000 @ 00141128 n 0000 | willful wanton and malicious destruction of the property of others &%Destruction+  
00811593 04 n 02 recession 1 ceding_back 0 001 @ 00139216 n 0000 | the act of ceding back &%Motion+  
00811685 04 n 01 amendment 0 001 @ 00166347 n 0000 | the act of amending &%Putting+  
00811760 04 n 03 arrest 1 check 3 stay 2 001 @ 00696570 n 0000 | the act of stopping (usually stopping motion); "the heart was in arrest"; "war caused a check in the company's growth"; "the momentary stay enabled him to escape the blow" (&%ComplementFn &%Motion)+ 
00811999 04 n 01 emendation 0 001 @ 00166347 n 0000 | a correction by emending; a correction resulting from critical editing &%Writing+  
00812126 04 n 01 fratricide 0 001 @ 00143589 n 0000 | the act of murdering your own brother or sister &%Killing+  
00812230 04 n 01 hit 4 001 @ 00143589 n 0000 | a murder carried out by an underworld syndicate; "it has all the earmarks of a Mafia hit" &%Killing+ 
00812369 04 n 01 infanticide 0 001 @ 00143589 n 0000 | murdering an infant &%Killing+  
00812446 04 n 01 shoot-down 0 001 @ 00143589 n 0000 | murder by shooting someone down in cold blood &%Killing+  
00812548 04 n 01 tyrannicide 0 001 @ 00143589 n 0000 | killing a tyrant &%Killing+  
00812622 04 n 01 thuggee 0 001 @ 00143589 n 0000 | murder and robbery by thugs &%Killing+  
00812703 04 n 02 transmutation 0 transubstantiation 0 001 @ 00256334 n 0000 | an act that changes the form or character or substance of something &%Process+  
00812851 04 n 01 barrage_jamming 0 001 @ 00814937 n 0000 | electronic jamming over a wide range of frequencies simultaneously &%prevents+  
00812979 04 n 02 spot_jamming 0 selective_jamming 0 001 @ 00814937 n 0000 | electronic jamming of a specific channel or frequency &%prevents+  
00813111 04 n 01 electronic_deception 0 004 @ 00642567 n 0000 ~ 00813330 n 0000 ~ 00813565 n 0000 ~ 00813764 n 0000 | the deliberate use of electromagnetic energy in a manner intended to convey misleading information &%Pretending+ 
00813330 04 n 02 manipulative_electronic_deception 0 electronic_manipulative_deception 0 001 @ 00813111 n 0000 | actions to eliminate revealing telltale indicators that could be used by the enemy (or to convey misleading indicators) &%Pretending+  
00813565 04 n 02 simulative_electronic_deception 0 electronic_simulative_deception 0 001 @ 00813111 n 0000 | actions to represent friendly notional or actual capabilities to mislead hostile forces &%Pretending+  
00813764 04 n 02 imitative_electronic_deception 0 electronic_imitative_deception 0 001 @ 00813111 n 0000 | the introduction of electromagnetic energy into enemy systems that imitates enemy emissions &%Pretending+  
00813965 04 n 02 waste 1 permissive_waste 0 001 @ 00017487 n 0000 | (law) reduction in the value of an estate caused by act or neglect &%Decreasing+  
00814102 04 n 03 colonization 0 colonisation 0 settlement 1 002 @ 00154800 n 0000 ~ 00817287 n 0000 | the act of colonizing &%PoliticalProcess+  
00814228 04 n 03 resettlement 0 transplantation 1 relocation 2 001 @ 00204553 n 0000 | the transportation of people (as a family or colony) to a new settlement (as after an upheaval of some kind) &%Transportation+  
00814426 04 n 01 decoction 0 001 @ 00158465 n 0000 | (pharmacology) the extraction by boiling of water-soluble drug substances &%Removing+  
00814555 04 n 01 dismount 0 001 @ 00660117 n 0000 | the act of dismounting (a horse or bike etc.) &%Removing+  
00814655 04 n 01 radiation 0 001 @ 00814731 n 0000 | the act of radiating &%Radiating=  
00814731 04 n 02 emission 0 emanation 0 003 @ 00034703 n 0000 ~ 00814655 n 0000 ~ 00814853 n 0000 | the act of emitting &%Radiating=  
00814853 04 n 02 discharge 4 venting 0 001 @ 00814731 n 0000 | the act of venting &%Removing+  
00814937 04 n 03 jamming 0 electronic_jamming 0 jam 0 003 @ 00642567 n 0000 ~ 00812851 n 0000 ~ 00812979 n 0000 | deliberate radiation or reflection of electromagnetic energy for the purpose of disrupting enemy use of electronic devices or systems &%Pretending+  
00815187 04 n 01 vacation 1 001 @ 00150989 n 0000 | the act of making something legally void &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00815282 04 n 02 harmonization 0 harmonisation 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | singing in harmony &%Music+ 
00815376 04 n 01 humming 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | the act of singing with closed lips &%Music+  
00815465 04 n 03 winnow 0 winnowing 0 sifting 0 001 @ 00815560 n 0000 | the act of winnowing &%Decreasing+ 
00815560 04 n 01 separation 3 003 @ 00656397 n 0000 ~ 00252246 n 0000 ~ 00815465 n 0000 | sorting one thing from others: "the separation of wheat from chaff"; "the separation of mail by postal zones" &%Separating=  
00815762 04 n 02 intonation 0 chanting 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | the act of singing in a monotonous tone &%Music+  
00815869 04 n 01 part-singing 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | singing with three or more voice parts &%Music+  
00815966 04 n 02 psalmody 0 hymnody 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | the act of singing psalms or hymns &%Music+  
00816065 04 n 01 yodeling 0 001 @ 00354500 n 0000 | singing by changing back and forth between the chest voice and a falsetto &%Music+  
00816193 04 n 01 lead 0 002 @ 00290820 n 0000 #p 00311899 n 0000 | the playing of a card to start a trick in bridge; "the lead was in the dummy" &%Maneuver+  
00816340 04 n 02 leadership 0 leading 0 004 @ 00261466 n 0000 ~ 00816520 n 0000 ~ 00816648 n 0000 ~ 00816884 n 0000 | the activity of leading; "his leadership inspired the team" &%Managing=  
00816520 04 n 01 helm 0 001 @ 00816340 n 0000 | a position of leadership: "the President is at the helm of the Ship of State" &%Position+  
00816648 04 n 01 lead 1 001 @ 00816340 n 0000 | a position of leadership (especially in the phrase `take the lead'); "he takes the lead in any group"; "we were just waiting for someone to take the lead"; "they didn't follow our lead" &%Position+ 
00816884 04 n 01 trend_setting 0 001 @ 00816340 n 0000 | the initiating or popularizing of a trend or fashion &%SocialInteraction+  
00816996 04 n 02 precession 0 precedence 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | the act of preceding &%before=  
00817086 04 n 01 solo 1 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | any activity that is performed alone without assistance &%IntentionalProcess+
00817192 04 n 01 flood 0 001 @ 00258215 n 0000 | the act of flooding; filling to overflowing &%Putting+  
00817287 04 n 02 population 0 populating 0 001 @ 00814102 n 0000 | the act of populating (causing to live in a place); "he deplored the population of colonies with convicted criminals" &%Putting+  
00817474 04 n 01 pounce 0 001 @ 00076563 n 0000 | the act of pouncing &%Impacting+  
00817546 04 n 01 probation 0 001 @ 00060117 n 0000 | the act of liberating on probation &%Removing+ &%RegulatoryProcess+  
00817636 04 n 01 recall 1 001 @ 00150989 n 0000 | the act of removing an official by petition &%Removing+ &%PoliticalProcess+  
00817732 04 n 01 revocation 0 001 @ 00150989 n 0000 | the act (by someone having the authority) of annulling something previously done; "the revocation of a law" &%Declaring+  
00817896 04 n 02 reprieve 0 respite 1 001 @ 00693354 n 0000 | the act of reprieving; postponing or remitting punishment &%Declaring+  
00818018 04 n 02 revoke 0 renege 0 002 @ 00042411 n 0000 #p 00311899 n 0000 | the mistake of not following suit when able to do so &%Maneuver+ 
00818151 04 n 02 ruff 0 trumping 0 002 @ 00290820 n 0000 #p 00313329 n 0000 | (cards) the act of playing a trump when unable to follow suit &%Maneuver+  
00818293 04 n 03 awakening 0 wakening 0 waking_up 0 002 @ 00155173 n 0000 ~ 00155413 n 0000 | the act of waking; "it was a rude awakening"; "it was the waking up he hated most" &%Awake+  
00818472 04 n 01 buzz 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | a confusion of activity and gossip; "the buzz of excitement was so great that a formal denial was issued" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00818628 04 n 01 fun 1 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | violent and excited activity; "she asked for money and then the fun began"; (colloquial) "they began to fight like fun" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00818797 04 n 02 sin 1 hell 1 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | (colloquial) violent and excited activity; "they began to fight like sin" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00818927 04 n 02 excitation 0 excitement 0 002 @ 00155173 n 0000 ~ 00819088 n 0000 | something that excites; "he looked forward to the excitements of the day" &%EmotionalState+  
00819088 04 n 01 thrill 0 001 @ 00818927 n 0000 | something that thrills; "the thrills of space travel" &%EmotionalState+  
00819194 04 n 02 incitation 0 incitement 2 001 @ 00155173 n 0000 | an act of inciting &%causes+   
00819282 04 n 02 inflammation 0 inflaming 0 001 @ 00155173 n 0000 | arousal to violent emotion &%causes+  
00819379 04 n 02 inspiration 1 stirring 1 001 @ 00155173 n 0000 | arousing to a particular emotion or action &%causes+  
00819490 04 n 01 stimulation 0 001 @ 00155173 n 0000 | the act of stimulating &%causes+  
00819570 04 n 05 denudation 0 stripping 0 uncovering 1 baring 0 husking 0 003 @ 00251311 n 0000 ~ 00819730 n 0000 ~ 00821393 n 0000 | the removal of covering &%Removing+  
00819730 04 n 02 deforestation 0 disforestation 0 001 @ 00819570 n 0000 | the removal of trees &%Removing+  
00819827 04 n 01 skimming 0 001 @ 00251311 n 0000 | the act of removing floating material from the surface of a liquid &%Removing+ 
00819948 04 n 03 spoil 1 spoiling 0 spoilage 0 001 @ 00479770 n 0000 | the act of spoiling &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00820041 04 n 03 swerve 0 swerving 0 veering 0 001 @ 00224643 n 0000 | the act of turning aside suddenly &%Motion+  
00820148 04 n 02 face_saver 0 face_saving 0 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | an act that avoids a loss of face (of dignity or prestige) &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00820277 04 n 02 recruitment 0 enlisting 0 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | the act of getting recruits; enlisting people for the army (or for a job or a cause etc.) &%OrganizationalProcess+  
00820436 04 n 01 smooth 0 001 @ 00020977 n 0000 | the act of smoothing; "he gave is hair a quick smooth" &%Smooth+  
00820543 04 n 02 reference 0 consultation 0 001 @ 00022246 n 0000 | the act of referring; "reference to an encyclopedia produced the answer" &%uses+  
00820686 04 n 02 emphasizing 0 accenting 0 001 @ 00022246 n 0000 | the act of giving special importance or significance to something &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00820821 04 n 02 release 0 outlet 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | activity that releases or expresses creative energy or emotion; "she had no other outlet for her feelings" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00820990 04 n 01 last 0 001 @ 00261466 n 0000 | a person's dying act; the last thing a person can do; "he breathed his last" &%Process+  
00821117 04 n 01 slapshot 0 002 @ 00039566 n 0000 #p 00296274 n 0000 | a fast shot made with a short powerful swing of the hockey stick &%Impelling+  
00821255 04 n 01 headshot 1 002 @ 00039566 n 0000 #p 00304700 n 0000 | an attempt to put the soccer ball into the net by using the head &%Impelling+  
00821393 04 n 01 cornhusking 0 001 @ 00819570 n 0000 | the act of removing the husks from ears of corn &%Removing+  
00821498 04 n 01 Actium 0 002 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 06449758 n 0000 | naval battle where Antony and Cleopatra were defeated by Octavian's fleet under Agrippa in 31 BC &%Battle@  
00821666 04 n 02 Aegates_Isles 0 Aegadean_Isles 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00856891 n 0000 #p 06807798 n 0000 | islands west of Sicily (now known as the Egadi Islands) where the Romans won a naval victory over the Carthaginians that ended the First Punic War in 241 BC &%Battle@  
00821937 04 n 02 Aegospotami 0 Aegospotamos 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00856551 n 0000 #p 06591295 n 0000 | a river in ancient Thrace (now Turkey); in the mouth of this river the Spartan fleet under Lysander destroyed the Athenian fleet in the final battle of the Peloponnesian War (404 BC) &%Battle@   
00822230 04 n 01 Agincourt 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | a battle in which English longbowmen under Henry V decisively defeated a much larger French army in 1415 &%Battle@
00822409 04 n 01 Alamo 0 002 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 06642270 n 0000 | the mission in San Antonio where Mexican forces under Santa Anna besieged and massacred American rebels who were fighting to make Texas independent of Mexico &%Battle@   
00822637 04 n 02 Atlanta 0 battle_of_Atlanta 0 003 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06609298 n 0000 | Federal troops under Sherman cut off the railroads supplying Atlanta and burned the city; 1864 &%Battle@
00822843 04 n 02 Austerlitz 0 battle_of_Austerlitz 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00855981 n 0000 #p 06436794 n 0000 | a decisive battle during the Napoleonic campaigns (1805); the French under Napoleon defeated the Russian and Austrian armies of Czar Alexander I and Emperor Francis II &%Battle@ 
00823128 04 n 01 Bannockburn 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06503840 n 0000 | a battle in which the Scots under Robert the Bruce defeated the English and assured the independence of Scotland &%Battle@  
00823317 04 n 02 Bataan 0 Corregidor 0 003 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06555817 n 0000 | the peninsula and island in the Philippines where Japanese forces besieged American forces in World War II; US surrendered in 1942 and recaptured the area in 1945 &%Battle@  
00823583 04 n 01 Battle_of_Britain 0 003 @ 00610417 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06495315 n 0000 | the bombardment of British cities by German aircraft during World War II and the aerial combat that accompanied it &%Battle@  
00823799 04 n 03 battle_of_the_Ardennes_Bulge 0 Battle_of_the_Bulge 0 Ardennes_counteroffensive 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06530472 n 0000 | battle during World War II; in December 1945 von Rundstedt launched a powerful counteroffensive in the Ardennes Forest that caught the Allies by surprise &%Battle@  
00824115 04 n 04 battle_of_the_Marne 0 Belleau_Wood 0 Chateau-Thierry 0 Marne_River 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | a World War I battle in NW France where the Allies defeated the Germans in 1918 &%Battle@  
00824345 04 n 02 Bismarck_Sea 0 battle_of_the_Bismarck_Sea 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06807511 n 0000 | World War II naval battle; Allied land-based bombers destroyed a Japanese convoy in the Bismarck Sea in March 1943 &%Battle@  
00824585 04 n 01 Blenheim 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00859637 n 0000 #p 06442182 n 0000 | the British Duke of Marlborough and the Austrian Prince Eugene of Savoy defeated the French in 1704 during the War of the Spanish Succession &%Battle@  
00824818 04 n 01 Borodino 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00855981 n 0000 #p 06571469 n 0000 | Napoleon defeated the Russians in 1812, but irreparably weakened his army &%Battle@  
00824984 04 n 01 Bosworth_Field 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00859928 n 0000 #p 06495688 n 0000 | the battle that ended the Wars of the Roses (1485); Richard III was killed and Henry Tudor was crowned as Henry VII &%Battle@  
00825198 04 n 01 Bouvines 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06491155 n 0000 | in 1214 the French under King Philip Augustus defeated a coalition formed against him in one of the greatest battles of the middle ages &%Battle@  
00825407 04 n 02 Boyne 0 battle_of_Boyne 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00859377 n 0000 #p 06495018 n 0000 | a battle in the War of the Grand Alliance in Ireland in 1690; William III of England defeated the deposed James II and so ended Stuart Catholicism in England &%Battle@ 
00825672 04 n 02 Brunanburh 0 battle_of_Brunanburh 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06503840 n 0000 | battle in 937 when Athelstan defeated the Scots; recounted in the Ballad of the Battle of Brunanburh in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicles &%Battle@  
00825901 04 n 01 Buena_Vista 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00855623 n 0000 #p 06428592 n 0000 | in 1847 US forces under Zachary Taylor defeated Mexican forces under Santa Anna in the Mexican War &%Battle@  
00826095 04 n 01 Bull_Run 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06643534 n 0000 | two battles during the American Civil War (1861 and 1862); Confederate forces defeated in Federal army in both battles &%Battle@  
00826306 04 n 02 Bunker_Hill 0 battle_of_Bunker_Hill 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00852246 n 0000 #p 06617190 n 0000 | the first important battle of the American War of Independence (1775); the British defeated the colonial forces &%Battle@  
00826537 04 n 01 Cannae 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00856891 n 0000 #p 06459750 n 0000 | Hannibal defeated the Romans in 216 BC &%Battle@  
00826666 04 n 02 Caporetto 0 battle_of_Caporetto 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06459750 n 0000 | battle of World War I (1917); Italians were defeated by Austro-German forces &%Battle@  
00826858 04 n 01 Caudine_Forks 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06708349 n 0000 | a battle in 321 BC in which the Samnites defeated the Romans &%Battle@  
00826997 04 n 01 Chaeronea 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06449758 n 0000 | a battle in which Philip of Macedon defeated the Athenians and Thebans (338 BC) and also Sulla defeated Mithridates (86 BC) &%Battle@  
00827195 04 n 02 Chalons 0 Chalons-sur-Marne 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | the battle in which Attila the Hun was defeated  by the Romans and Visigoths in 451 &%Battle@  
00827371 04 n 01 Chancellorsville 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06643534 n 0000 | a major battle in the American Civil War (1863); the Confederates under Robert E. Lee defeated the Union forces under Joseph Hooker &%Battle@  
00827603 04 n 01 Chapultepec 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00855623 n 0000 #p 06428592 n 0000 | a victory by American over Mexican forces in the Mexican War (1847) &%Battle@  
00827766 04 n 02 Chattanooga 0 battle_of_Chattanooga 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06640390 n 0000 | in the American Civil War (1863) the Union armies of Hooker, Thomas, and Sherman under the command of Ulysses S. Grant won a decisive victory over the Confederate Army under Braxton Bragg &%Battle@  
00828073 04 n 02 Chickamauga 0 battle_of_Chickamauga 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06598582 n 0000 | a Confederate victory in the American Civil War (1863); Confederate forces under Braxton Bragg defeated Union forces &%Battle@  
00828309 04 n 02 Coral_Sea 0 battle_of_the_Coral_Sea 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06807654 n 0000 | a Japanese defeat in World War II (May 1942); the first naval battle fought entirely by planes based on aircraft carriers &%Battle@  
00828550 04 n 02 Cowpens 0 battle_of_Cowpens 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00852246 n 0000 #p 06639087 n 0000 | battle in the American Revolutionary War; Americans under Daniel Morgan defeated the British &%Battle@  
00828754 04 n 02 Crecy 0 battle_of_Crecy 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00854887 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | the first decisive battle of the Hundred Years' War; in 1346 the English under Edward III defeated the French under King Philip of Valois &%Battle@  
00828999 04 n 02 Cunaxa 0 battle_of_Cunaxa 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06517793 n 0000 | battle in 401 BC when the Persian King Artaxerxes II defeated his younger brother who tried to usurp the throne &%Battle@  
00829201 04 n 02 Cynoscephalae 0 battle_of_Cynoscephalae 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06453937 n 0000 | the battle that ended the second Macedonian War (197 BC); the Romans defeated King Philip of Macedon &%Battle@  
00829406 04 n 02 Dardanelles 0 Dardanelles_campaign 0 003 @ 00621581 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06591295 n 0000 | the unsuccessful campaign in World War I (1915) by the English and French to open a passage for aid to Russia; defeated by the Turks &%Battle@  
00829657 04 n 01 Dien_Bien_Phu 0 002 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 06650275 n 0000 | the French military base fell after a 56-day siege by Vietnam troops; ended the involvement of France in Indochina in 1954 &%Battle@  
00829858 04 n 01 Drogheda 0 003 @ 00610417 n 0000 #p 00853846 n 0000 #p 06495018 n 0000 | in 1649 the place was captured by Oliver Cromwell, who massacred the Catholic inhabitants &%Battle@  
00830040 04 n 02 Dunkirk 0 Dunkerque 0 004 @ 00630959 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 @ 00030456 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | in World War II (1940) 330,000 Allied troops had to be evacuated from the beaches at Dunkirk in a desperate retreat under enemy fire &%Battle@  
00830294 04 n 02 El_Alamein 0 Al_Alamayn 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06507271 n 0000 | in World War II (1942); a decisive Allied victory over German troops under Rommel &%Battle@ 
00830483 04 n 01 Eniwetok 0 003 @ 00631128 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06483584 n 0000 | World War II (February 1944); American infantry landed and captured a Japanese stronghold &%Battle@ 
00830665 04 n 03 Flodden 0 Flodden_Field 0 battle_of_Flodden_Field 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06495688 n 0000 | a battle in 1513; the English defeated the invading Scots and James IV of Scotland was killed &%Battle@  
00830873 04 n 02 Fontenoy 0 battle_of_Fontenoy 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00859169 n 0000 #p 06491155 n 0000 | a battle in 1745 in which the French army under Marshal Saxe defeated the Anglo-Allied army under the duke of Cumberland &%Battle@  
00831107 04 n 02 Fredericksburg 0 battle_of_Fredericksburg 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06643534 n 0000 | an important battle in the American Civil War (1862); the Union's Army of the Potomac under A. E. Burnside was defeated by the Confederate Army of Northern Virginia under Robert E. Lee &%Battle@ 
00831417 04 n 02 Gettysburg 0 battle_of_Gettysburg 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06637021 n 0000 | a battle of the American Civil War (1863); the defeat of Robert E. Lee's invading Confederate army was a major victory for the Union &%Battle@  
00831667 04 n 02 Granicus 0 battle_of_Granicus_River 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06405026 n 0000 | the battle in which Alexander won his first major victory against the Persians (334 BC) &%Battle@  
00831855 04 n 02 Guadalcanal 0 battle_of_Guadalcanal 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06566986 n 0000 | a battle in World War II in the Pacific (1942-1943); the island was occupied by the Japanese and later recaptured by American forces &%Battle@  
00832107 04 n 01 Hampton_Roads 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06643534 n 0000 | a battle of the American Civil War (1862); the battle between the Monitor and the Merrimac &%Battle@  
00832295 04 n 02 Hastings 0 battle_of_Hastings 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00856377 n 0000 #p 06495688 n 0000 | the battle in which William the Conqueror (duke of Normandy) defeated the Saxons under King Harold (1066) &%Battle@  
00832514 04 n 02 Hohenlinden 0 battle_of_Hohenlinden 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00855981 n 0000 #p 06444320 n 0000 | a battle during the Napoleonic Wars (1800); the French defeated the Austrians &%Battle@  
00832711 04 n 01 Inchon 0 003 @ 00631128 n 0000 #p 00855316 n 0000 #p 06541310 n 0000 | a battle in the Korean War (1950); US forces landed at Inchon &%Battle@  
00832863 04 n 02 Ipsus 0 battle_of_Ipsus 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06405026 n 0000 | a battle between the successors of Alexander the Great (301 BC); Lysimachus and Seleucus defeated Antigonus and Demetrius &%Battle@  
00833073 04 n 02 Issus 0 battle_of_Issus 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06405026 n 0000 | a battle (333 BC) in which Alexander the Great defeated the Persians under Darius III &%Battle@  
00833247 04 n 03 Ivry 0 battle_of_Ivry 0 Ivry_la_Bataille 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | a battle (1590) in which the Huguenots under Henry IV of France defeated the Catholics under the duke of Mayenne &%Battle@  
00833465 04 n 03 Iwo 0 Iwo_Jima 0 invasion_of_Iwo 0 003 @ 00631128 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06804741 n 0000 | a bloody and prolonged operation in which American marines landed and defeated Japanese defenders (February and March 1945) &%Battle@  
00833705 04 n 02 Jena 0 battle_of_Jena 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00855981 n 0000 #p 06442182 n 0000 | the battle in 1806 in which Napoleon decisively defeated the Prussians &%Battle@  
00833881 04 n 01 Jutland 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06438303 n 0000 | an indecisive naval battle in World War I (1916); fought between the British and German fleets off the NW coast of Denmark &%Battle@  
00834095 04 n 01 Kennesaw_Mountain 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06608879 n 0000 | battle of the American Civil War (1864); Union forces under Sherman were repulsed by Confederate troops under Johnston &%Battle@  
00834315 04 n 01 Kwajalein 0 004 @ 00631128 n 0000 @ 06740934 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06483918 n 0000 | World War II (January 1944); American forces landed and captured a Japanese air base &%Battle@
00834511 04 n 02 Lake_Trasimenus 0 Battle_of_Lake_Trasimenus 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00856891 n 0000 #p 06459750 n 0000 | a battle in 217 BC in which Hannibal ambushed a Roman army led by Flaminius &%Battle@  
00834714 04 n 02 Langside 0 battle_of_Langside 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06503840 n 0000 | (1568) Catholic forces supporting Mary Queen of Scots were routed by Protestants under her half-brother Lord James Stuart, Earl of Murray &%Battle@  
00834946 04 n 02 Lepanto 0 battle_of_Lepanto 0 002 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 06449758 n 0000 | Turkish sea power was destroyed in 1571 by a league of Christian nations organized by the Pope &%Battle@ 
00835133 04 n 02 Leuctra 0 battle_of_Leuctra 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06449758 n 0000 | Thebes defeated Sparta in 371 BC; the battle ended Sparta's military supremacy in Greece &%Battle@  
00835314 04 n 03 Lexington 0 Concord 0 Lexington_and_Concord 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00852246 n 0000 #p 06616743 n 0000 | the first battle of the American Revolution (April 19, 1775) &%Battle@  
00835502 04 n 03 Leyte 0 Leyte_Island 0 Leyte_invasion 0 003 @ 00631128 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06555817 n 0000 | a battle in World War II; the return of US troops to the Philippines began with landings on Leyte Island in October 1944; first use of Kamikaze aircraft by the Japanese &%Battle@  
00835792 04 n 04 Little_Bighorn 0 Battle_of_Little_Bighorn 0 Battle_of_the_Little_Bighorn 0 Custer's_Last_Stand 0 002 @ 00808655 n 0000 #p 06621596 n 0000 | a battle in Montana near the Little Bighorn River between General Custer's cavalry and several groups of Native Americans (1876); Custer was pursuing Sioux led by Sitting Bull; Custer underestimated the size of the Sioux forces (which were supported by Cheyenne warriors) and was killed along with all his command &%Battle@  
00836265 04 n 01 Lucknow 0 002 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 06509050 n 0000 | the British were besieged during the Indian Mutiny (1857) &%Battle@  
00836395 04 n 02 Lule_Burgas 0 battle_of_Lule_Burgas 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00852986 n 0000 #p 06516946 n 0000 | the principal battle of the Balkan Wars (1912); Bulgarian forces defeated the Turks &%Battle@  
00836598 04 n 02 Lutzen 0 battle_of_Lutzen 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00858212 n 0000 #p 06442182 n 0000 | a battle in the Thirty Years' War (1632); Swedes under King Gustavus Adolphus defeated the Imperialists under Wallenstein; Adolphus was killed &%Battle@  
00836850 04 n 02 Magenta 0 battle_of_Magenta 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06459750 n 0000 | a battle in 1859 in which the Franco-Sardinian forces under Napoleon III defeated the Austrians under Francis Joseph &%Battle@  
00837059 04 n 02 Maldon 0 battle_of_Maldon 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06495688 n 0000 | a battle in which the Danes defeated the East Saxons in 991; celebrated in an old English poem &%Battle@  
00837244 04 n 01 Manila_Bay 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00858055 n 0000 #p 06556515 n 0000 | a naval battle in the Spanish-American War (1898); the American fleet under Admiral Dewey defeated the Spanish fleet &%Battle@  
00837455 04 n 02 Mantinea 0 Mantineia 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06449758 n 0000 | the site of three famous battles among Greek city-states: in 418 BC and 362 BC and 207 BC &%Battle@  
00837630 04 n 02 Marathon 1 battle_of_Marathon 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06449758 n 0000 | a battle in 490 BC in which the Athenians and their allies defeated the Persians &%Battle@ 
00837805 04 n 01 Marengo 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00855981 n 0000 #p 06459750 n 0000 | a battle in 1800 in which the French under Napoleon Bonaparte won a great victory over the Austrians &%Battle@  
00837997 04 n 02 Marston_Moor 0 battle_of_Marston_Moor 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00853846 n 0000 #p 06495688 n 0000 | a battle in 1644 in which the Parliamentarians under the earl of Manchester defeated the Royalists under Prince Rupert &%Battle@  
00838237 04 n 01 Metaurus_River 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00856891 n 0000 #p 06459750 n 0000 | a battle during the second of the Punic Wars (207 BC); Hannibal's brother Hasdrubal was defeated by the Romans which ended Hannibal's hopes for success in Italy &%Battle@  
00838496 04 n 06 Meuse 0 Meuse_River 0 Argonne 0 Argonne_Forest 0 Meuse-Argonne 0 Meuse-Argonne_operation 0 004 @ 00611703 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 %p 00843840 n 0000 | an American operation in World War I (1918); American troops under Pershing drove back the German armies which were saved only by the Armistice on November 11 &%Battle@  
00838846 04 n 02 Midway 0 battle_of_Midway 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06611842 n 0000 | naval battle of World War II (June 1942); land and carrier-based American planes decisively defeated a Japanese fleet on its way to invade the Midway Islands &%Battle@  
00839113 04 n 02 Minden 0 battle_of_Minden 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00857807 n 0000 #p 06442182 n 0000 | a battle in the Seven Years' War (1759) in which the Anglo-Allied forces defeated the French &%Battle@  
00839315 04 n 02 Monmouth_Court_House 0 battle_of_Monmouth_Court_House 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00852246 n 0000 #p 06624381 n 0000 | a battle during the American Revolution (1778) that ended with the withdrawal of the British forces &%Battle@  
00839552 04 n 02 Naseby 0 battle_of_Naseby 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00853846 n 0000 #p 06495688 n 0000 | a battle in 1645 that settled the outcome of the first English Civil War as the Parliamentarians won a major victory over the Royalists &%Battle@  
00839797 04 n 02 Navarino 0 battle_of_Navarino 0 002 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 06449758 n 0000 | a naval battle in the War of Greek Independence (1827); the Turkish and Egyptian fleet was defeated by the allied fleet &%Battle@  
00840011 04 n 02 Okinawa 0 Okinawa_campaign 0 003 @ 00621581 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06520843 n 0000 | a campaign in the closing days of World War II in the Pacific (April-June 1945); in savage close-quarter fighting US marines and regular army troops took the island from the Japanese; considered the greatest victory of the Pacific campaign for the Americans &%Battle@  
00840379 04 n 02 Omdurman 0 battle_of_Omdurman 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06585752 n 0000 | a battle (1898) in which an Anglo-Egyptian army under Lord Kitchener defeated the Sudanese &%Battle@  
00840564 04 n 01 Operation_Desert_Storm 0 003 @ 00611703 n 0000 #p 00856729 n 0000 #p 06454884 n 0000 | the US and its allies defeated Iraq in a ground war that lasted 100 hours (1991) &%ViolentContest+  
00840751 04 n 02 Orleans 0 siege_of_Orleans 0 002 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | a long siege by the English was relieved by Joan of Arc in 1429 &%Battle@  
00840906 04 n 02 Panipat 0 battle_of_Panipat 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06509050 n 0000 | battle in which the ruler of Afghanistan defeated the Mahrattas in 1761 &%Battle@  
00841070 04 n 03 Passero 0 Cape_Passero 0 Passero_Cape 0 002 @ 00614512 n 0000 @ 06466076 n 0000 | the Spanish Navy was destroyed by France and England while attempting to recover Sicily and Sardinia from Italy (1719) &%Battle@  
00841290 04 n 02 Petersburg 0 Petersburg_Campaign 0 004 @ 00621581 n 0000 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06643534 n 0000 | the final campaign of the American Civil War (1864-65); Union forces under Grant besieged and finally defeated Confederate forces under Lee &%Battle@  
00841564 04 n 02 Pharsalus 0 battle_of_Pharsalus 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06449758 n 0000 | Caesar defeated Pompey in 48 BC &%Battle@  
00841692 04 n 02 Philippi 0 battle_of_Philippi 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06516647 n 0000 | Octavian and Mark Antony defeated Brutus and Cassius in 42 BC &%Battle@  
00841848 04 n 02 Philippine_Sea 0 battle_of_the_Philippine_Sea 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06804741 n 0000 | a naval battle in World War II (1944); a decisive naval victory for the US fleet over the Japanese who were trying to block supplies from reaching American troops on Leyte &%Battle@  
00842149 04 n 02 Plassey 0 battle_of_Plassey 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06509050 n 0000 | the victory in 1757 by the British under Clive over Siraj-ud-daula that establish British supremacy over India &%Battle@  
00842352 04 n 02 Plataea 0 battle_of_Plataea 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06453598 n 0000 | a defeat of the Persian army by the Greeks in 479 BC &%Battle@  
00842497 04 n 02 Plevna 0 Pleven 0 002 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 06411689 n 0000 | the town was taken from the Turks by the Russians in 1877 after a siege of 143 days &%Battle@  
00842661 04 n 02 Poitiers 0 battle_of_Poitiers 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | the battle in 1356 in which the English under the Black Prince defeated the French &%Battle@  
00842838 04 n 01 Port_Arthur 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06417679 n 0000 | a battle in the Chino-Japanese war (1894); Japanese captured the port and fortifications from the Chinese &%Battle@  
00843020 04 n 02 Pydna 0 battle_of_Pydna 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06516647 n 0000 | a major victory by the Romans over the Macedonians in 168 BC; resulted in the downfall of the ancient Macedonian kingdom &%Battle@ 
00843229 04 n 02 Ravenna 0 battle_of_Ravenna 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06459750 n 0000 | a battle between the French and an alliance of Spaniards and Swiss and Venetians in 1512 &%Battle@  
00843410 04 n 02 Rocroi 0 battle_of_Rocroi 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00858212 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | a battle in the Thirty Years' War (1643); the French defeated the Spanish invaders &%Battle@  
00843602 04 n 02 Rossbach 0 battle_of_Rossbach 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00857807 n 0000 #p 06442182 n 0000 | a battle in the Seven Years' War (1757); Prussian forces under Frederick the Great defeated the armies of France and Austria &%Battle@  
00843840 04 n 03 Saint-Mihiel 0 St_Mihiel 0 battle_of_St_Mihiel 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00838496 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | a battle in the Meuse-Argonne operation in World War I (1918); the battle in which American troops launched their first offensive in France &%Battle@  
00844110 04 n 01 Saipan 0 003 @ 00631128 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06483036 n 0000 | US forces captured the island from the Japanese in July 1944; it was an important air base until the end of World War II &%Battle@  
00844321 04 n 01 Salerno 0 003 @ 00631128 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06459750 n 0000 | a battle in World War II; the port was captured by US troops in September 1943 &%Battle@  
00844491 04 n 02 Santiago 0 Santiago_de_Cuba 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00858055 n 0000 #p 06432670 n 0000 | a naval battle in the Spanish-American War (1898); the US fleet bottled up the Spanish ships in the harbor of Santiago de Cuba and destroyed them when they tried to escape &%Battle@  
00844774 04 n 02 Saratoga 0 battle_of_Saratoga 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00852246 n 0000 #p 06626555 n 0000 | a battle during the American Revolutionary War (1777); the British under Burgoyne were defeated &%Battle@  
00844983 04 n 02 Sempatch 0 battle_of_Sempatch 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06587357 n 0000 | the Swiss Confederation escaped Hapsburg domination by their victory in 1386 &%Battle@  
00845154 04 n 03 Shiloh 0 battle_of_Shiloh 0 battle_of_Pittsburgh_Landing 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06640390 n 0000 | the second great battle of the American Civil War (1862); the battle ended with the withdrawal of Confederate troops but is was not a Union victory &%Battle@  
00845442 04 n 04 Soissons 0 battle_of_Soissons-Reims 0 battle_of_the_Chemin-des-Dames 0 battle_of_the_Aisne 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | a battle in World War I (May 1918); the Germans tried to attack before the American numbers were too great to defeat; the tactical success of the Germans proved to be a strategic failure &%Battle@  
00845803 04 n 02 Solferino 0 battle_of_Solferino 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06459750 n 0000 | an indecisive battle in 1859 between the French and Sardinians under Emperor Napoleon III and the Austrians under Emperor Francis Joseph I &%Battle@  
00846038 04 n 03 Somme 1 Somme_River 1 battle_of_the_Somme 1 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | battle in World War I (1916) &%Battle@  
00846192 04 n 03 Somme 2 Somme_River 2 battle_of_the_Somme 2 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | battle of World War II (1944) &%Battle@  
00846347 04 n 02 Spanish_Armada 0 Invincible_Armada 0 001 @ 00614512 n 0000 | Francis Drake commanded British ships that successfully defeated the large armada sent from Spain by Philip II to invade England &%Battle@  
00846556 04 n 02 Spotsylvania 0 battle_of_Spotsylvania_Courthouse 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00849983 n 0000 #p 06643534 n 0000 | a battle between the armies of Grant and Lee during the Wilderness Campaign &%Battle@  
00846764 04 n 02 Syracuse 0 siege_of_Syracuse 0 002 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 06466076 n 0000 | the Athenian siege of Syracuse (415-413 BC) was eventually won by Syracuse &%Battle@  
00846932 04 n 02 Syracuse 1 siege_of_Syracuse 1 002 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 06466076 n 0000 | the Roman siege of Syracuse (214-212 BC) was eventually won by the Romans who sacked the city (killing Archimedes) &%Battle@  
00847140 04 n 02 Tannenberg 0 battle_of_Tannenberg 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06557193 n 0000 | a battle in World War I (1914); decisive German victory over the Russians &%Battle@  
00847331 04 n 03 Tarawa 0 Makin 0 Tarawa-Makin 0 003 @ 00631128 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06484119 n 0000 | battles in World War II in the Pacific (November 1943); US Marines took the islands from the Japanese after bitter fighting &%Battle@  
00847568 04 n 02 Tertry 0 battle_of_Tertry 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | a battle in France in 687 among the descendants of Clovis &%Battle@  
00847716 04 n 02 Teutoburger_Wald 0 battle_of_Teutoburger_Wald 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06442182 n 0000 | a battle in 9 AD in which the Germans under Arminius annihilated three Roman legions &%Battle@  
00847911 04 n 02 Thermopylae 0 battle_of_Thermopylae 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06449758 n 0000 | a famous battle in 480 BC; a Greek army under Leonidas was annihilated by the Persians who were trying to conquer Greece &%Battle@  
00848132 04 n 02 Trafalgar 0 battle_of_Trafalgar 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00855981 n 0000 #p 06804072 n 0000 | a naval battle in 1805 off the SW coast of Spain; the French and Spanish fleets were defeated by the English under Nelson (who was mortally wounded) &%Battle@  
00848396 04 n 01 Tsushima 0 003 @ 00614512 n 0000 #p 00857620 n 0000 #p 06798081 n 0000 | a naval battle in the Russo-Japanese War (1905); the Japanese fleet defeated the Russian fleet in the Korean Strait &%Battle@  
00848604 04 n 02 Valmy 0 battle_of_Valmy 0 002 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | the French defeated the Austrian and Prussian troops in 1792 (with a famous cannonade from the French artillery) &%Battle@  
00848805 04 n 02 Verdun 0 battle_of_Verdun 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | a battle in World War I (1916); in some of the bloodiest fighting in  World War I the German offensive was stopped &%Battle@  
00849029 04 n 02 Vicksburg 0 siege_of_Vicksburg 0 003 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06620307 n 0000 | a decisive battle in the American Civil War (1863); after being besieged for nearly seven weeks the Confederates surrendered &%Battle@  
00849268 04 n 02 Wagram 0 battle_of_Wagram 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00855981 n 0000 #p 06488337 n 0000 | a battle in the Napoleonic campaigns (1809); Napoleon defeated the Austrians &%Battle@  
00849454 04 n 02 battle_of_Wake 0 battle_of_Wake_Island 0 003 @ 00631128 n 0000 #p 00860774 n 0000 #p 06483262 n 0000 | in December 1941 the island was captured by the Japanese after a gallant last-ditch stand by a few hundred US marines &%Battle@ 
00849694 04 n 02 Waterloo 0 battle_of_Waterloo 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00855981 n 0000 #p 06491155 n 0000 | the battle on 18 June 1815 in which Napoleon met his final defeat; Prussian and British forces under Blucher and the Duke of Wellington routed the French forces under Napoleon &%Battle@  
00849983 04 n 01 Wilderness_Campaign 0 004 @ 00621581 n 0000 #p 00851826 n 0000 #p 06643534 n 0000 %p 00846556 n 0000 | American Civil War; a series of indecisive battles in Grant's campaign (1864) against Lee in which both armies suffered terrible losses &%Battle@  
00850241 04 n 01 Yalu_River 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00855316 n 0000 #p 06540844 n 0000 | a battle in the Korean War (November 1950); when UN troops advanced north to the Yalu River 200,000 Chinese troops crossed the river and drove them back &%Battle@  
00850488 04 n 01 Yorktown 0 003 @ 00695744 n 0000 #p 00852246 n 0000 #p 06643534 n 0000 | American Revolution (1781): the British under Cornwallis surrendered after a siege of three weeks by American and French troops &%Battle@  
00850708 04 n 03 Ypres 1 battle_of_Ypres 1 first_battle_of_Ypres 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06491155 n 0000 | battle in World War I (1914); heavy but indecisive fighting as the Allies and the Germans both tried to break through the lines of the others &%Battle@  
00850981 04 n 03 Ypres 2 battle_of_Ypres 2 second_battle_of_Ypres 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06491155 n 0000 | battle in World War I (1915); Germans wanted to try chlorine (a toxic yellow gas) as a weapon and succeeded in taking considerable territory from the Allied salient &%Battle@  
00851278 04 n 03 Ypres 3 battle_of_Ypres 3 third_battle_of_Ypres 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00860226 n 0000 #p 06491155 n 0000 | battle in World War I (1917); an Allied offensive which eventually failed because tanks bogged down in the waterlogged soil of Flanders; Germans introduced mustard gas which interfered with the Allied artillery &%Battle@  
00851620 04 n 02 Zama 0 battle_of_Zama 0 003 @ 00612706 n 0000 #p 00856891 n 0000 #p 06590747 n 0000 | the battle in 202 BC in which Scipio decisively defeated Hannibal at the end of the second Punic War &%Battle@  
00851826 04 n 02 American_Civil_War 0 War_between_the_States 0 015 @ 00617941 n 0000 #p 06593275 n 0000 %p 00822637 n 0000 %p 00826095 n 0000 %p 00827371 n 0000 %p 00827766 n 0000 %p 00828073 n 0000 %p 00831107 n 0000 %p 00831417 n 0000 %p 00832107 n 0000 %p 00834095 n 0000 %p 00841290 n 0000 %p 00845154 n 0000 %p 00849029 n 0000 %p 00849983 n 0000 | US history: civil war between the North and the South; 1861-1865 &%War@  
00852246 04 n 02 American_Revolution 0 War_of_American_Independence 0 007 @ 00618075 n 0000 %p 00826306 n 0000 %p 00828550 n 0000 %p 00835314 n 0000 %p 00839315 n 0000 %p 00844774 n 0000 %p 00850488 n 0000 | the revolution of the American colonies against Great Britain; 1775-1783 &%War@  
00852529 04 n 02 Arab-Israeli_War 0 Six_Day_War 0 002 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06454884 n 0000 | Arab-Israeli tension erupted into a brief war in June 1967; Israel emerged as a major power in the Middle East &%War@  
00852735 04 n 02 Arab-Israeli_War 1 Yom_Kippur_War 0 002 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06454884 n 0000 | Egypt and Syria attacked Israel in October 1973 (on Yom Kippur); Israel counterattacked and drove the Syrians back and crossed the Suez Canal into Egypt &%War@  
00852986 04 n 01 Balkan_Wars 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06411397 n 0000 %p 00836395 n 0000 | wars between Turkey and Greece-Serbia-Bulgaria and later between Turkey and Montenegro; 1912-1914 &%War+  
00853179 04 n 01 Boer_War 0 002 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06840536 n 0000 | either of two wars: the first when the Boers fought England in order to regain the independence they had given up to obtain British help against the Zulus (1880-1881); the second when the Orange Free State and Transvaal declared war on Britain (1899-1902) &%War@  
00853508 04 n 01 Chinese_Revolution 0 002 @ 00618075 n 0000 #p 06417803 n 0000 | the republican revolution against the Manchu dynasty in China; 1911-1912 &%War@  
00853664 04 n 01 Crimean_War 0 002 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06576086 n 0000 | a war in Crimea between Russia and a group of nations including England France Turkey Sardinia; 1853-1856 &%War@  
00853846 04 n 01 English_Civil_War 0 005 @ 00617941 n 0000 #p 06495688 n 0000 %p 00829858 n 0000 %p 00837997 n 0000 %p 00839552 n 0000 | English history: war between the Parliamentarians and the Royalists under Charles I; 1644-1648 &%War@  
00854080 04 n 03 English_Revolution 0 Glorious_Revolution 0 Bloodless_Revolution 0 001 @ 00618075 n 0000 | the revolution against James II of England; there was little armed resistance to William and Mary in England altho battles were fought in Scotland and Ireland (1688-1689) &%War@  
00854360 04 n 01 Franco-Prussian_War 0 002 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06838825 n 0000 | a war between France and Prussia that ended the French Second Empire and led to the founding of the German empire; 1870-1871 &%War@  
00854569 04 n 01 French_and_Indian_War 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06836510 n 0000 #p 00857807 n 0000 | a war between France and Britain (both aided by indian tribes); 1755-1760 &%War@  
00854748 04 n 01 French_Revolution 0 002 @ 00618075 n 0000 #p 06524612 n 0000 | the revolution in France against the Bourbons; 1789-1799 &%War@  
00854887 04 n 01 Hundred_Years'_War 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06838825 n 0000 %p 00828754 n 0000 | the series of wars fought intermittently between France and England; 1337-1453 &%War@  
00855068 04 n 01 Iran-Iraq_War 0 002 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06454884 n 0000 | a dispute over control of the waterway between Iraq and Iran broke out into open fighting in 1980 and continued until 1988, when they accepted a UN cease-fire resolution &%War@  
00855316 04 n 01 Korean_War 0 004 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06540456 n 0000 %p 00832711 n 0000 %p 00850241 n 0000 | a war between North and South Korea; South Korea was aided by the US and other UN members; 1950-1953 &%War@  
00855530 04 n 01 Mexican_Revolution 0 002 @ 00618075 n 0000 #p 06428592 n 0000 | 1910-1911 &%War@  
00855623 04 n 01 Mexican_War 0 004 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06428592 n 0000 %p 00825901 n 0000 %p 00827603 n 0000 | after disputes over Texas lands that were settled by Mexicans the US declared war on Mexico in 1846 and by treaty in 1848 took Texas and California and Arizona and New Mexico and Nevada and Utah and part of Colorado and paid Mexico $15,000,000 &%War@  
00855981 04 n 01 Napoleonic_Wars 0 010 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06838825 n 0000 %p 00822843 n 0000 %p 00824818 n 0000 %p 00832514 n 0000 %p 00833705 n 0000 %p 00837805 n 0000 %p 00848132 n 0000 %p 00849268 n 0000 %p 00849694 n 0000 | a series of wars fought between France (led by Napoleon Bonaparte) and alliances involving England and Prussia and Russia and Austria at different times; 1799-1815 &%War@  
00856377 04 n 01 Norman_Conquest 0 002 @ 00054499 n 0000 %p 00832295 n 0000 | the invasion and settlement of England by the Normans following the Battle of Hastings (1066) &%War@  
00856551 04 n 01 Peloponnesian_War 0 002 @ 00626011 n 0000 %p 00821937 n 0000 | a war in which Athens and its allies were defeated by the league centered on Sparta; 431-404 BC &%War@  
00856729 04 n 01 Persian_Gulf_War 0 002 @ 00626011 n 0000 %p 00840564 n 0000 | a war in which the US and its allies freed Kuwait from Iraqi invaders; 1990-1991 &%War@  
00856891 04 n 01 Punic_Wars 0 006 @ 00626011 n 0000 %p 00821666 n 0000 %p 00826537 n 0000 %p 00834511 n 0000 %p 00838237 n 0000 %p 00851620 n 0000 | three wars between Carthage and Rome resulting in the destruction of Carthage: 264-241 BC, 218-201 BC, 149-146 BC &%War@  
00857156 04 n 01 Restoration 2 002 @ 00698797 n 0000 #p 06495688 n 0000 | the re-establishment of the British monarchy in 1660 &%War@  
00857285 04 n 02 Russian_Revolution 1 February_Revolution 0 002 @ 00618075 n 0000 #p 06569598 n 0000 | the revolution against the Czarist government; March 1917 &%War@  
00857448 04 n 02 Russian_Revolution 2 October_Revolution 0 002 @ 00742390 n 0000 #p 06569598 n 0000 | the coup d'etat in November 1917 that establish a Soviet government &%War@  
00857620 04 n 01 Russo-Japanese_War 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06837693 n 0000 %p 00848396 n 0000 | victory in the war with Russia (1904-1905) gave Japan power over Korea and Manchuria &%War@ 
00857807 04 n 01 Seven_Years'_War 0 005 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06838825 n 0000 %p 00839113 n 0000 %p 00843602 n 0000 %p 00854569 n 0000 | a war of England and Prussia against France and Austria (1756-1763); Britain and Prussia got the better of it &%War@  
00858055 04 n 02 Spanish-American_War 0 Spanish_War 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 %p 00837244 n 0000 %p 00844491 n 0000 | a war between the US and Spain in 1898 &%War@  
00858212 04 n 01 Thirty_Years'_War 0 004 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06838825 n 0000 %p 00836598 n 0000 %p 00843410 n 0000 | a series of conflicts (1618-1648) starting between German Protestants and Catholics and spreading until France and Denmark and Sweden were opposing the Holy Roman Empire and Spain &%War@  
00858512 04 n 01 Trojan_War 0 001 @ 00626011 n 0000 | (Greek mythology) a great war fought between Greece and Troy; the Greeks sailed to Troy to recover Helen of Troy, the beautiful wife of the Greek King Menelaus who had been abducted by Paris; after ten years the Greeks (via the Trojan Horse) achieved final victory and burned Troy to the ground; "the story of the Trojan War is told in Homer's Iliad" &%War@  
00858919 04 n 01 Vietnam_War 0 002 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06650275 n 0000 | a prolonged war (1954-1975) between the communist armies of North Vietnam who were supported by the Chinese and the non-communist armies of South Vietnam supported by the US &%War@  
00859169 04 n 01 War_of_the_Austrian_Succession 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06838825 n 0000 %p 00830873 n 0000 | Prussian and Austria fought over Silesia and most of the rest of Europe took sides; 1740-1748 &%War@  
00859377 04 n 02 War_of_the_Grand_Alliance 0 War_of_the_League_of_Augsburg 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06838825 n 0000 %p 00825407 n 0000 | an aggressive war waged by Louis XIV against Spain and the Empire and England and Holland and other states (1689-1697) &%War@ 
00859637 04 n 01 War_of_the_Spanish_Succession 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06838825 n 0000 %p 00824585 n 0000 | a general war in Europe (1701-1714) that broke out when Louis XIV of France installed his grandson Philip on the throne of Spain; England and Holland hoped to limit Louis' power &%War@  
00859928 04 n 02 War_of_the_Roses 0 Wars_of_the_Roses 0 003 @ 00626011 n 0000 #p 06495688 n 0000 %p 00824984 n 0000 | struggle for the English throne (1455-1485) between the house of York (white rose) and the house of Lancaster (red rose) ending with the accession of the Tudor monarch Henry VII &%War@  
00860226 04 n 05 World_War_I 0 World_War_ 1 Great_War 0 First_World_War 0 War_to_End_War 0 013 @ 00643714 n 0000 %p 00824115 n 0000 %p 00826666 n 0000 %p 00829406 n 0000 %p 00833881 n 0000 %p 00838496 n 0000 %p 00845442 n 0000 %p 00846038 n 0000 %p 00847140 n 0000 %p 00848805 n 0000 %p 00850708 n 0000 %p 00850981 n 0000 %p 00851278 n 0000 | a war between the Allies (Russia France British-Empire Italy US Japan Rumania Serbia Belgium Greece Portugal Montenegro) and the Central Powers (Germany Austro-Hungary Turkey Bulgaria) from 1914 to 1918 &%War@  
00860774 04 n 03 World_War_II 0 World_War_ 2 Second_World_War 0 021 @ 00643714 n 0000 %p 00823317 n 0000 %p 00823583 n 0000 %p 00823799 n 0000 %p 00824345 n 0000 %p 00828309 n 0000 %p 00830040 n 0000 %p 00830294 n 0000 %p 00830483 n 0000 %p 00831855 n 0000 %p 00833465 n 0000 %p 00834315 n 0000 %p 00835502 n 0000 %p 00838846 n 0000 %p 00840011 n 0000 %p 00841848 n 0000 %p 00844110 n 0000 %p 00844321 n 0000 %p 00846192 n 0000 %p 00847331 n 0000 %p 00849454 n 0000 | a war between the Allies (Australia Belgium Bolivia Brazil Canada China Colombia Costa-Rico Cuba Czechoslovakia Dominican-Republic El-Salvador Ethiopia Greece Guatemala Haiti Honduras India Iran Iraq Luxembourg Mexico Netherlands New-Zealand Nicaragua Norway Panama Philippines Poland South-Africa United-Kingdom US USSR Yugoslavia) and the Axis (Albania Bulgaria Finland Germany Hungary Italy Japan Rumania Slovakia Thailand) from 1939 to 1945 &%War@  
00861689 05 n 03 Animalia 0 kingdom_Animalia 0 animal_kingdom 0 035 @ 05956482 n 0000 %m 00008019 n 0000 %m 00878880 n 0000 %m 00990507 n 0000 %m 01278813 n 0000 %m 01282138 n 0000 %m 01286812 n 0000 %m 01420995 n 0000 %m 01422869 n 0000 %m 01422997 n 0000 %m 01423285 n 0000 %m 01432061 n 0000 %m 01432203 n 0000 %m 01432361 n 0000 %m 01435609 n 0000 %m 01435937 n 0000 %m 01437167 n 0000 %m 01437633 n 0000 %m 01438550 n 0000 %m 01441926 n 0000 %m 01442300 n 0000 %m 01442610 n 0000 %m 01442959 n 0000 %m 01447477 n 0000 %m 01452038 n 0000 %m 01452786 n 0000 %m 01453676 n 0000 %m 01815577 n 0000 %m 01815877 n 0000 %m 01817104 n 0000 %m 01817696 n 0000 %m 01818065 n 0000 %m 01818407 n 0000 %m 01818549 n 0000 %m 01818761 n 0000 | taxonomic kingdom comprising all living or extinct animals &%Animal=  
00862484 05 n 01 vermin 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | any of various small animals or insects that are pests; e.g. cockroaches or rats &%Animal+  
00862617 05 n 02 varmint 0 varment 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | any usually predatory wild animal considered undesirable; e.g. coyote &%Animal+  
00862750 05 n 01 scavenger 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | any animal that feeds on refuse and other decaying organic matter &%Animal+  
00862871 05 n 01 work_animal 0 003 @ 00008019 n 0000 ~ 00863011 n 0000 ~ 00863198 n 0000 | an animal trained for and used for heavy labor &%Animal+  
00863011 05 n 02 beast_of_burden 0 jument 0 002 @ 00862871 n 0000 ~ 00863295 n 0000 | an animal such as a donkey or ox or elephant used for transporting loads or doing other heavy work &%Animal+  
00863198 05 n 01 draft_animal 0 001 @ 00862871 n 0000 | an animal used for pulling heavy loads &%Animal+  
00863295 05 n 02 pack_animal 0 sumpter 0 001 @ 00863011 n 0000 | an animal such as a mule or burro or horse used to carry loads &%Animal+  
00863425 05 n 01 domestic_animal 0 004 @ 00008019 n 0000 ~ 00863576 n 0000 ~ 00863679 n 0000 ~ 00863895 n 0000 | any of various domesticated animals &%Animal+  
00863576 05 n 01 feeder 0 001 @ 00863425 n 0000 | an animal being fattened or suitable for fattening &%Animal+  
00863679 05 n 01 stocker 0 001 @ 00863425 n 0000 | an animal usable in or suitable for a breeding establishment &%Animal+  
00863793 05 n 01 hatchling 0 001 @ 00865638 n 0000 | any recently hatched animal (especially birds) &%Animal+  
00863895 05 n 01 head 0 001 @ 00863425 n 0000 | a single domestic animal: "200 head of cattle" &%Animal+  
00863992 05 n 01 pet 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | a domesticated animal kept for companionship or amusement &%Animal+  
00864099 05 n 01 stayer 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | a person or other animal having powers of endurance or perseverence: "the horse that won the race is a good stayer" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00864267 05 n 01 pollard 0 001 @ 01896238 n 0000 | a usually horned animal that as either shed its horns or had them removed &%Animal+  
00864394 05 n 02 marine_animal 0 sea_animal 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | any of numerous animals inhabiting the sea including e.g. fishes and molluscs and many mammals &%Animal+  
00864561 05 n 01 haploid 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | an organism or cell having only one complete set of chromosomes &%Organism+  
00864678 05 n 01 diploid 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | an organism or cell having two sets of chromosomes or twice the haploid number &%Organism+  
00864810 05 n 01 polyploid 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | an organism or cell having more than twice the haploid number of chromosomes &%Organism+  
00864942 05 n 01 amphidiploid 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | (genetics)an organism having a diploid set of chromosomes from each parent &%Organism+  
00865075 05 n 01 female 0 004 @ 00008019 n 0000 ! 00865379 n 0101 ~ 00865272 n 0000 ~ 00867196 n 0000 | an animal that produces gametes (ova) that can be fertilized by male gametes (spermatozoa) &%Female=  
00865272 05 n 01 hen 3 001 @ 00865075 n 0000 | female of certain aquatic animals e.g. octopus or lobster &%Female+ 
00865379 05 n 01 male 0 004 @ 00008019 n 0000 ! 00865075 n 0101 ~ 00867076 n 0000 ~ 01877693 n 0000 | an animal that produces gametes (spermatozoa) that can fertilize female gametes (ova) &%Male=  
00865569 05 n 01 adult 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | any mature animal &%FullyFormed=  
00865638 05 n 02 young 0 offspring 0 006 @ 00008019 n 0000 ~ 00863793 n 0000 ~ 00865811 n 0000 ~ 01135737 n 0000 ~ 01469203 n 0000 ~ 02007038 n 0000 | any immature animal &%NonFullyFormed+
00865811 05 n 01 young_mammal 0 014 @ 00865638 n 0000 #m 01378050 n 0000 ~ 00866124 n 0000 ~ 00866210 n 0000 ~ 00866339 n 0000 ~ 00866478 n 0000 ~ 00866876 n 0000 ~ 00866982 n 0000 ~ 01403819 n 0000 ~ 01403968 n 0000 ~ 01631790 n 0000 ~ 01877371 n 0000 ~ 01893072 n 0000 ~ 01909190 n 0000 | any immature mammal &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00866124 05 n 01 baby 0 001 @ 00865811 n 0000 | a very young mammal: "baby rabbits" &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00866210 05 n 02 pup 0 whelp 0 002 @ 00865811 n 0000 ~ 00866417 n 0000 | young of any of various canines such as a dog or wolf &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00866339 05 n 02 wolf_pup 0 wolf_cub 0 001 @ 00865811 n 0000 | a young wolf &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00866417 05 n 01 puppy 0 001 @ 00866210 n 0000 | young dog &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00866478 05 n 02 cub 0 young_carnivore 0 004 @ 00865811 n 0000 ~ 00866673 n 0000 ~ 00866740 n 0000 ~ 00866807 n 0000 | the young of certain carnivorous mammals such as the bear or wolf or lion &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00866673 05 n 01 lion_cub 0 001 @ 00866478 n 0000 | a young lion &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00866740 05 n 01 bear_cub 0 001 @ 00866478 n 0000 | a young bear &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00866807 05 n 01 tiger_cub 0 001 @ 00866478 n 0000 | a young tiger &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00866876 05 n 01 kit 0 001 @ 00865811 n 0000 | young of any of various fur-bearing animals: "a fox kit" &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00866982 05 n 01 suckling 0 001 @ 00865811 n 0000 | a young mammal that has not been weaned &%Mammal+ &%NonFullyFormed+
00867076 05 n 01 sire 0 001 @ 00865379 n 0000 | male parent of an animal especially a domestic animal such as a horse &%Animal+ &%Male+  
00867196 05 n 01 dam 0 001 @ 00865075 n 0000 | female parent of an animal especially domestic livestock &%Animal+ &%Female+ 
00867302 05 n 03 thoroughbred 0 purebred 0 pureblood 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | a pedigreed animal of unmixed lineage; used especially of horses &%Animal+  
00867448 05 n 01 giant 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | any creature of exceptional size &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00867532 05 n 01 vent 0 001 @ 04076503 n 0000 | external opening of urinary or genital system of a lower vertebrate &%Hole+  
00867650 05 n 02 animalcule 0 animalculum 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | microscopic organism such as an amoeba or paramecium &%Microorganism=  
00867773 05 n 01 dead_animal 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | an animal that is no longer alive &%Dead=  
00867864 05 n 01 survivor 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | an animal that survives in spite of  adversity; "only the fittest animals were survivors of the cold winters" &%SubjectiveAssessmentAttribute+  
00868028 05 n 01 mutant 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | an animal that has undergone mutation &%Animal+  
00868118 05 n 01 carnivore 2 001 @ 01661105 n 0000 | any animal that feeds on flesh: "Tyrannosaurus Rex was a large carnivore"; "insectivorous plants are considered carnivores" &%Animal+  
00868297 05 n 01 herbivore 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | any animal that feeds chiefly on grass and other plants: "horses are herbivores"; "the sauropod dinosaurs were apparently herbivores" &%Animal+  
00868486 05 n 01 insectivore 2 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | any organism that feeds mainly on insects &%Organism+  
00868585 05 n 01 acrodont 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | an animal having teeth consolidated with the summit of the alveolar ridge without sockets &%Animal+  
00868729 05 n 01 pleurodont 0 001 @ 00008019 n 0000 | an animal having teeth consolidate with the inner surface of the alveolar ridge without sockets &%Animal+  
00868881 05 n 01 form_genus 0 001 @ 06043947 n 0000 | an artificial taxonomic category established on the basis of morphological resemblance for organisms of obscure true relationships esp. fossil forms &%Organism+  
00869086 05 n 01 horn 1 006 @ 04241916 n 0000 #p 01908836 n 0000 #p 01913145 n 0000 #p 01900416 n 0000 ~ 00869291 n 0000 %s 04089833 n 0000 | one of the bony outgrowths on the heads of certain ungulates &%BodyPart+  
00869291 05 n 01 antler 0 002 @ 00869086 n 0000 #p 01926217 n 0000 | deciduous horn of a member of the deer family &%BodyPart+  
00869408 05 n 01 tuft 0 001 @ 00869601 n 0000 | a bunch of feathers or hair &%BodyPart+  
00869486 05 n 01 horn 2 001 @ 04241916 n 0000 | any outgrowth from the head of an organism that resembles a horn &%BodyPart+  
00869601 05 n 01 crest 0 004 @ 04241916 n 0000 ~ 00869408 n 0000 ~ 00869784 n 0000 ~ 01310180 n 0000 | a showy growth of e.g. feathers or skin on the head of a bird or other animal &%BodyPart+  
00869784 05 n 01 topknot 0 001 @ 00869601 n 0000 | showy crest or knot of hair or feathers &%BodyPart+  
00869877 05 n 01 microorganism 0 010 @ 00002086 n 0000 ~ 00871107 n 0000 ~ 00878620 n 0000 ~ 00884781 n 0000 ~ 00912216 n 0000 ~ 00913457 n 0000 ~ 00914453 n 0000 ~ 00914839 n 0000 ~ 00915005 n 0000 %p 01417484 n 0000 | any organism (animal or plant) of microscopic size &%Microorganism=  
00870150 05 n 01 aerobe 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | an organism esp. a bacterium that requires air or free oxygen for life &%Microorganism+  
00870273 05 n 01 anaerobe 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | an organism esp. a bacterium that does not require air or free oxygen to live &%Microorganism+  
00870405 05 n 02 hybrid 0 crossbreed 0 002 @ 00002086 n 0000 ~ 00870649 n 0000 | an offspring of genetically dissimilar parents or stock; especially offspring produced by breeding plants or animals of different varieties or breeds or species &%Organism+  
00870649 05 n 01 crossbred 0 001 @ 00870405 n 0000 | esp an animal produced by a cross between two pure breeds &%Animal+  
00870762 05 n 01 polymorph 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | an organism that can assume more than one adult form as in the castes of ants or termites &%Organism+  
00870907 05 n 03 relative 0 congener 0 congenator 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | an animal or plant that bears a relationship to another (as related by common descent or by membership in the same genus) &%familyRelation=  
00871107 05 n 01 virus 0 006 @ 00869877 n 0000 ~ 00872658 n 0000 ~ 00872781 n 0000 ~ 00872980 n 0000 ~ 00877815 n 0000 ~ 00901958 n 0000 | ultramicroscopic infectious agent that replicates itself only within cells of living hosts; many are pathogenic &%Virus=  
00871360 05 n 01 capsid 0 002 @ 10560829 n 0000 #p 00871501 n 0000 | the outer covering of protein surrounding the nucleic acid of a virus &%surface+  
00871501 05 n 01 virion 0 002 @ 06674828 n 0000 %p 00871360 n 0000 | a complete viral particle; nucleic acid and capsid (and a lipid envelope in some viruses) &%Virus+  
00871662 05 n 01 adenovirus 0 001 @ 00872980 n 0000 | any of a group of viruses including those that in humans cause upper respiratory infections or infectious pinkeye &%Virus+  
00871832 05 n 01 ebola_virus 0 001 @ 00872980 n 0000 | a virus that causes viral hemorrhagic fever &%Virus+  
00871933 05 n 01 poxvirus 0 003 @ 00872980 n 0000 ~ 00872092 n 0000 ~ 00872238 n 0000 | any of a group of viruses that can cause pox diseases in vertebrates &%Virus+  
00872092 05 n 01 myxoma_virus 0 001 @ 00871933 n 0000 | a poxvirus closely related to smallpox virus; causes benign gelatinous tumors in humans &%Virus+  
00872238 05 n 01 smallpox_virus 0 001 @ 00871933 n 0000 | the virus that causes smallpox in humans &%Virus+  
00872339 05 n 02 tobacco_mosaic_virus 0 TMV 0 001 @ 00872781 n 0000 | the widely studied plant virus that causes tobacco mosaic; it was the first virus discovered (1892) &%Virus+  
00872511 05 n 02 viroid 0 virusoid 0 001 @ 00872781 n 0000 | a plant virus with its RNA arranged in a circular chromosome without a protein coat &%Virus+  
00872658 05 n 02 bacteriophage 0 phage 0 001 @ 00871107 n 0000 | virus parasitic in bacteria; multiplies within its host &%Virus+  
00872781 05 n 01 plant_virus 0 005 @ 00871107 n 0000 ~ 00872339 n 0000 ~ 00872511 n 0000 ~ 00877985 n 0000 ~ 00878132 n 0000 | a plant pathogen that is a virus consisting of a single strand of RNA &%Virus+  
00872980 05 n 01 animal_virus 0 014 @ 00871107 n 0000 ~ 00871662 n 0000 ~ 00871832 n 0000 ~ 00871933 n 0000 ~ 00873307 n 0000 ~ 00873513 n 0000 ~ 00873997 n 0000 ~ 00874398 n 0000 ~ 00875334 n 0000 ~ 00876571 n 0000 ~ 00877064 n 0000 ~ 00877226 n 0000 ~ 00877344 n 0000 ~ 00877588 n 0000 | an animal pathogen that is a virus &%Virus+  
00873307 05 n 01 hepadnavirus 0 001 @ 00872980 n 0000 | a group of animal DNA viruses including viruses of ducks and woodchucks and squirrels and others as well as the virus causing hepatitis B in humans &%Virus+  
00873513 05 n 01 retrovirus 0 003 @ 00872980 n 0000 ~ 00873733 n 0000 ~ 00873852 n 0000 | any of a group of viruses that contain two single-strand linear RNA molecules per virion and reverse transcriptase (RNA to DNA) &%Virus+  
00873733 05 n 02 human_T-cell_leukemia_virus-1 0 HTLV-1 0 001 @ 00873513 n 0000 | retrovirus causing T-cell leukemia &%Virus+  
00873852 05 n 02 human_immunodeficiency_virus 0 HIV 0 001 @ 00873513 n 0000 | the virus that causes acquired immune deficiency syndrome (AIDS) &%Virus+  
00873997 05 n 01 myxovirus 0 003 @ 00872980 n 0000 ~ 00874165 n 0000 ~ 00874278 n 0000 | any of a group of RNA viruses including those that cause influenza and mumps &%Virus+  
00874165 05 n 01 orthomyxovirus 0 001 @ 00873997 n 0000 | a group of viruses including those causing influenza &%Virus+  
00874278 05 n 01 paramyxovirus 0 001 @ 00873997 n 0000 | a group of viruses including those causing mumps and measles &%Virus+  
00874398 05 n 01 picornavirus 0 002 @ 00872980 n 0000 ~ 00874712 n 0000 | a group of single-strand RNA viruses with a protein coat &%Virus+  
00874531 05 n 01 poliovirus 0 001 @ 00874712 n 0000 | the virus causing poliomyelitis &%Virus+  
00874619 05 n 01 hepatitis_A_virus 0 001 @ 00874712 n 0000 | the virus causing hepatitis A &%Virus+  
00874712 05 n 01 enterovirus 0 005 @ 00874398 n 0000 ~ 00874531 n 0000 ~ 00874619 n 0000 ~ 00874975 n 0000 ~ 00875130 n 0000 | any of a group of picornaviruses that infect the gastrointestinal tract and can spread to other areas (especially the nervous system) &%Virus+  
00874975 05 n 02 coxsackievirus 0 Coxsackie_virus 0 001 @ 00874712 n 0000 | enterovirus causing a disease resembling poliomyelitis but without paralysis &%Virus+  
00875130 05 n 01 echovirus 0 001 @ 00874712 n 0000 | any of a group of viruses associated with various diseases including viral meningitis and mild respiratory disorders and diarrhea in newborn infants &%Virus+ 
00875334 05 n 02 herpes 0 herpes_virus 0 005 @ 00872980 n 0000 ~ 00875539 n 0000 ~ 00875934 n 0000 ~ 00876221 n 0000 ~ 00876393 n 0000 | any of the animal viruses that cause painful blisters on the skin &%Virus+  
00875539 05 n 02 herpes_simplex 0 herpes_simplex_virus 0 003 @ 00875334 n 0000 ~ 00875714 n 0000 ~ 00875821 n 0000 | a herpes virus that affects the skin and nervous system &%Virus+  
00875714 05 n 02 herpes_simplex_1 0 HS1 0 001 @ 00875539 n 0000 | a herpes virus that causes oral herpes &%Virus+  
00875821 05 n 02 herpes_simplex_2 0 HS2 0 001 @ 00875539 n 0000 | a herpes virus that can cause genital herpes &%Virus+  
00875934 05 n 02 herpes_zoster 0 herpes_zoster_virus 0 002 @ 00875334 n 0000 ~ 00876069 n 0000 | a herpes virus that causes shingles &%Virus+  
00876069 05 n 02 herpes_varicella_zoster 0 herpes_varicella_zoster_virus 0 001 @ 00875934 n 0000 | a herpes virus that causes chickenpox and shingles &%Virus+  
00876221 05 n 01 Epstein-Barr_virus 0 001 @ 00875334 n 0000 | the herpes virus that causes infectious mononucleosis; associated with specific cancers in Africa and China &%Virus+  
00876393 05 n 01 cytomegalovirus 0 001 @ 00875334 n 0000 | any of a group of herpes viruses that can cause birth defects; can affect humans with impaired immunological systems &%Virus+  
00876571 05 n 01 papovavirus 0 003 @ 00872980 n 0000 ~ 00876747 n 0000 ~ 00876938 n 0000 | any of a group of animal viruses associated with or causing papillomas or polyomas &%Virus+  
00876747 05 n 01 human_papilloma_virus 0 001 @ 00876571 n 0000 | any of a group of papovaviruses associated with genital or oral carcinomas or a group associated with benign genital tumors &%Virus+  
00876938 05 n 02 polyoma 0 polyoma_virus 0 001 @ 00876571 n 0000 | a virus the can initiate various kinds of tumors in mice &%Virus+  
00877064 05 n 01 togavirus 0 001 @ 00872980 n 0000 | any of a group of single-strand RNA viruses including those causing hepatitis non-A non-B and yellow fever &%Virus+  
00877226 05 n 01 rhabdovirus 0 001 @ 00872980 n 0000 | any of a group of RNA viruses including those causing rabies &%Virus+ 
00877344 05 n 01 reovirus 0 002 @ 00872980 n 0000 ~ 00877495 n 0000 | any of a group of RNA viruses including the rotavirus causing infant enteritis &%Virus+  
00877495 05 n 01 rotavirus 0 001 @ 00877344 n 0000 | the reovirus causing infant enteritis &%Virus+  
00877588 05 n 02 parvovirus 0 parvo 0 001 @ 00872980 n 0000 | any of a group of viruses containing DNA in an icosahedral protein shell and causing disease in dogs and cattle; not known to be associated with any human disease &%Virus+  
00877815 05 n 01 slow_virus 0 001 @ 00871107 n 0000 | a virus that remains dormant in the body for a long time before symptoms appear; "kuru is caused by a slow virus" &%Virus+  
00877985 05 n 01 onion_yellow-dwarf_virus 0 001 @ 00872781 n 0000 | the virus that produces stunting and yellowing of the leaves of onion plants &%Virus+  
00878132 05 n 01 potato_yellow-dwarf_virus 0 001 @ 00872781 n 0000 | the virus that produces stunting and yellowing of the leaves of potato plants &%Virus+  
00878281 05 n 02 Monera 0 kingdom_Monera 0 005 @ 05956482 n 0000 %m 00878620 n 0000 %m 00883710 n 0000 %m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00907766 n 0000 | prokaryotic bacteria and blue-green algae and various primitive pathogens; because of lack of consensus on how to divide the organisms into phyla informal names are used for the major divisions &%Bacterium+  
00878620 05 n 02 moneran 0 moneron 0 004 @ 00869877 n 0000 #m 00878281 n 0000 ~ 00883862 n 0000 ~ 00889066 n 0000 | organisms that typically reproduce by asexual budding or fission and whose nutritional mode is absorption or photosynthesis or chemosynthesis &%Bacterium+  
00878880 05 n 01 animal_order 0 252 @ 06042229 n 0000 #m 00861689 n 0000 ~ 00889754 n 0000 ~ 00893736 n 0000 ~ 00901184 n 0000 ~ 00902737 n 0000 ~ 00903668 n 0000 ~ 00906054 n 0000 ~ 00909215 n 0000 ~ 00917998 n 0000 ~ 00918270 n 0000 ~ 00918940 n 0000 ~ 00920106 n 0000 ~ 00921136 n 0000 ~ 00930690 n 0000 ~ 00936831 n 0000 ~ 00943783 n 0000 ~ 00945415 n 0000 ~ 00945703 n 0000 ~ 00949457 n 0000 ~ 00950087 n 0000 ~ 00950380 n 0000 ~ 00952607 n 0000 ~ 00953090 n 0000 ~ 00953629 n 0000 ~ 00953865 n 0000 ~ 00954171 n 0000 ~ 00954779 n 0000 ~ 00964339 n 0000 ~ 00976574 n 0000 ~ 00978967 n 0000 ~ 00980322 n 0000 ~ 00998469 n 0000 ~ 00998852 n 0000 ~ 00999247 n 0000 ~ 00999619 n 0000 ~ 00999960 n 0000 ~ 01000643 n 0000 ~ 01000998 n 0000 ~ 01001887 n 0000 ~ 01019766 n 0000 ~ 01020339 n 0000 ~ 01041196 n 0000 ~ 01041373 n 0000 ~ 01042072 n 0000 ~ 01043084 n 0000 ~ 01043815 n 0000 ~ 01045007 n 0000 ~ 01045621 n 0000 ~ 01046683 n 0000 ~ 01047629 n 0000 ~ 01067747 n 0000 ~ 01068808 n 0000 ~ 01069245 n 0000 ~ 01069728 n 0000 ~ 01126432 n 0000 ~ 01126898 n 0000 ~ 01142960 n 0000 ~ 01149949 n 0000 ~ 01160837 n 0000 ~ 01176106 n 0000 ~ 01176709 n 0000 ~ 01177210 n 0000 ~ 01177472 n 0000 ~ 01177702 n 0000 ~ 01183355 n 0000 ~ 01193948 n 0000 ~ 01194501 n 0000 ~ 01194666 n 0000 ~ 01217057 n 0000 ~ 01217300 n 0000 ~ 01220775 n 0000 ~ 01222031 n 0000 ~ 01223320 n 0000 ~ 01223560 n 0000 ~ 01224041 n 0000 ~ 01225950 n 0000 ~ 01228584 n 0000 ~ 01229021 n 0000 ~ 01229334 n 0000 ~ 01229464 n 0000 ~ 01232289 n 0000 ~ 01233059 n 0000 ~ 01233937 n 0000 ~ 01236311 n 0000 ~ 01237344 n 0000 ~ 01240268 n 0000 ~ 01241996 n 0000 ~ 01242303 n 0000 ~ 01243413 n 0000 ~ 01244266 n 0000 ~ 01244643 n 0000 ~ 01245828 n 0000 ~ 01246015 n 0000 ~ 01246521 n 0000 ~ 01246978 n 0000 ~ 01288946 n 0000 ~ 01289575 n 0000 ~ 01289863 n 0000 ~ 01290556 n 0000 ~ 01291266 n 0000 ~ 01294909 n 0000 ~ 01304044 n 0000 ~ 01305084 n 0000 ~ 01305607 n 0000 ~ 01306601 n 0000 ~ 01307245 n 0000 ~ 01327510 n 0000 ~ 01327999 n 0000 ~ 01333978 n 0000 ~ 01339723 n 0000 ~ 01342698 n 0000 ~ 01343039 n 0000 ~ 01348399 n 0000 ~ 01351558 n 0000 ~ 01354602 n 0000 ~ 01360639 n 0000 ~ 01362098 n 0000 ~ 01362982 n 0000 ~ 01387846 n 0000 ~ 01390131 n 0000 ~ 01404425 n 0000 ~ 01404726 n 0000 ~ 01404853 n 0000 ~ 01426417 n 0000 ~ 01428528 n 0000 ~ 01429196 n 0000 ~ 01429393 n 0000 ~ 01430113 n 0000 ~ 01430835 n 0000 ~ 01433764 n 0000 ~ 01433962 n 0000 ~ 01434632 n 0000 ~ 01435266 n 0000 ~ 01463392 n 0000 ~ 01465097 n 0000 ~ 01465747 n 0000 ~ 01467253 n 0000 ~ 01469670 n 0000 ~ 01481804 n 0000 ~ 01483099 n 0000 ~ 01485608 n 0000 ~ 01488077 n 0000 ~ 01488674 n 0000 ~ 01494588 n 0000 ~ 01498473 n 0000 ~ 01500389 n 0000 ~ 01500551 n 0000 ~ 01501041 n 0000 ~ 01501771 n 0000 ~ 01502697 n 0000 ~ 01504587 n 0000 ~ 01507191 n 0000 ~ 01507857 n 0000 ~ 01509491 n 0000 ~ 01513438 n 0000 ~ 01524181 n 0000 ~ 01530299 n 0000 ~ 01533248 n 0000 ~ 01533945 n 0000 ~ 01534308 n 0000 ~ 01552422 n 0000 ~ 01560169 n 0000 ~ 01560954 n 0000 ~ 01562868 n 0000 ~ 01566935 n 0000 ~ 01569127 n 0000 ~ 01573837 n 0000 ~ 01574529 n 0000 ~ 01577975 n 0000 ~ 01584361 n 0000 ~ 01586204 n 0000 ~ 01587012 n 0000 ~ 01593493 n 0000 ~ 01647536 n 0000 ~ 01648094 n 0000 ~ 01649585 n 0000 ~ 01668622 n 0000 ~ 01669094 n 0000 ~ 01669460 n 0000 ~ 01688101 n 0000 ~ 01688445 n 0000 ~ 01690046 n 0000 ~ 01690656 n 0000 ~ 01692604 n 0000 ~ 01704034 n 0000 ~ 01710035 n 0000 ~ 01726451 n 0000 ~ 01729492 n 0000 ~ 01734299 n 0000 ~ 01736123 n 0000 ~ 01736613 n 0000 ~ 01739092 n 0000 ~ 01739994 n 0000 ~ 01744674 n 0000 ~ 01749076 n 0000 ~ 01763357 n 0000 ~ 01765055 n 0000 ~ 01765851 n 0000 ~ 01766210 n 0000 ~ 01768662 n 0000 ~ 01771119 n 0000 ~ 01771478 n 0000 ~ 01771890 n 0000 ~ 01772159 n 0000 ~ 01772963 n 0000 ~ 01774561 n 0000 ~ 01775841 n 0000 ~ 01776679 n 0000 ~ 01821790 n 0000 ~ 01822056 n 0000 ~ 01825361 n 0000 ~ 01831043 n 0000 ~ 01832457 n 0000 ~ 01847602 n 0000 ~ 01856226 n 0000 ~ 01872452 n 0000 ~ 01873232 n 0000 ~ 01874074 n 0000 ~ 01891575 n 0000 ~ 01895970 n 0000 ~ 01949058 n 0000 ~ 01949567 n 0000 ~ 01956797 n 0000 ~ 01964588 n 0000 ~ 01965433 n 0000 ~ 01988563 n 0000 ~ 01989799 n 0000 ~ 01990586 n 0000 ~ 01991224 n 0000 ~ 01995111 n 0000 ~ 01996095 n 0000 ~ 01996912 n 0000 ~ 02010013 n 0000 ~ 02014062 n 0000 ~ 02014293 n 0000 ~ 02018631 n 0000 ~ 02021282 n 0000 ~ 02038642 n 0000 ~ 02040930 n 0000 ~ 02043221 n 0000 ~ 02044596 n 0000 ~ 02045893 n 0000 ~ 02064664 n 0000 ~ 02090709 n 0000 ~ 02102018 n 0000 ~ 02112722 n 0000 ~ 02128020 n 0000 ~ 02131302 n 0000 ~ 02131519 n 0000 ~ 02141963 n 0000 ~ 02146681 n 0000 | the order of animals &%Animal=  
00883478 05 n 01 protoctist_order 0 009 @ 06042229 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 ~ 00928187 n 0000 ~ 00929722 n 0000 ~ 00935143 n 0000 ~ 00935771 n 0000 ~ 00937739 n 0000 ~ 00938448 n 0000 ~ 00939171 n 0000 | the order of protoctista &%Microorganism+ 
00883710 05 n 01 division_Archaebacteria 0 003 @ 06102786 n 0000 #m 00878281 n 0000 %m 00883862 n 0000 | in some classifications considered a kingdom &%Microorganism+  
00883862 05 n 03 archaebacteria 0 archaebacterium 0 archaeobacteria 0 005 @ 00878620 n 0000 #m 00883710 n 0000 ~ 00884120 n 0000 ~ 00884337 n 0000 ~ 00884639 n 0000 | considered ancient life forms that evolved separately from bacteria and blue-green algae &%Microorganism+  
00884120 05 n 01 methanogen 0 001 @ 00883862 n 0000 | archaebacteria found in anaerobic environments such as animal intestinal tracts or sediments or sewage and capable of producing methane; a source of natural gas &%Microorganism+  
00884337 05 n 01 halophile 0 002 @ 00883862 n 0000 ~ 00884483 n 0000 | archaebacteria requiring a salt-rich environment for growth and survival &%Microorganism+  
00884483 05 n 03 halobacteria 0 halobacterium 0 halobacter 0 001 @ 00884337 n 0000 | halophiles in saline environments such as the Dead Sea or salt flats &%Microorganism+  
00884639 05 n 01 thermoacidophile 0 001 @ 00883862 n 0000 | archaebacteria that thrive in strongly acidic environments at high temperatures &%Microorganism+  
00884781 05 n 02 bacteria 0 bacterium 0 007 @ 00869877 n 0000 ~ 00885177 n 0000 ~ 00885303 n 0000 ~ 00898512 n 0000 ~ 00898631 n 0000 ~ 00905750 n 0000 ~ 00908500 n 0000 | single-celled or noncellular spherical or spiral or rod-shaped organisms lacking chlorophyll that reproduce by fission; important as pathogens and for biochemical properties; taxonomy is difficult; often considered plants &%Bacterium= 
00885177 05 n 02 acidophil 0 acidophile 0 001 @ 00884781 n 0000 | an organism that thrives in a relatively acid environment &%Microorganism+  
00885303 05 n 01 bacteroid 1 001 @ 00884781 n 0000 | any of the rod-shaped or branched bacteria in the root nodules of nitrogen-fixing plants &%Bacterium+ 
00885447 05 n 03 bacillus 0 bacilli 0 B 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00890319 n 0000 | aerobic rod-shaped spore-producing bacterium; often occurring in chainlike formations &%Bacterium+  
00885620 05 n 02 coccus 0 cocci 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 ~ 00907537 n 0000 | any spherical or nearly spherical bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00885741 05 n 02 spirillum 1 spirilla 0 001 @ 00889066 n 0000 | any flagellated aerobic bacteria having a spirally twisted rodlike form &%Bacterium+  
00885879 05 n 01 bacteria_order 0 002 @ 06246680 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 | an order of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00885979 05 n 01 bacteria_family 0 024 @ 06042737 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 ~ 00887889 n 0000 ~ 00890108 n 0000 ~ 00892310 n 0000 ~ 00892476 n 0000 ~ 00892894 n 0000 ~ 00894118 n 0000 ~ 00895246 n 0000 ~ 00896175 n 0000 ~ 00896811 n 0000 ~ 00897958 n 0000 ~ 00898761 n 0000 ~ 00901363 n 0000 ~ 00902219 n 0000 ~ 00902905 n 0000 ~ 00904066 n 0000 ~ 00904519 n 0000 ~ 00905159 n 0000 ~ 00906285 n 0000 ~ 00906948 n 0000 ~ 00907766 n 0000 ~ 00909420 n 0000 ~ 00910068 n 0000 | a family of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00886476 05 n 01 bacteria_genus 0 038 @ 06043947 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 ~ 00887513 n 0000 ~ 00888064 n 0000 ~ 00888261 n 0000 ~ 00890319 n 0000 ~ 00890537 n 0000 ~ 00892609 n 0000 ~ 00893037 n 0000 ~ 00894343 n 0000 ~ 00894871 n 0000 ~ 00895379 n 0000 ~ 00895602 n 0000 ~ 00895886 n 0000 ~ 00896405 n 0000 ~ 00896988 n 0000 ~ 00897397 n 0000 ~ 00898237 n 0000 ~ 00899297 n 0000 ~ 00899689 n 0000 ~ 00900441 n 0000 ~ 00900852 n 0000 ~ 00901613 n 0000 ~ 00902391 n 0000 ~ 00903140 n 0000 ~ 00904223 n 0000 ~ 00904698 n 0000 ~ 00905306 n 0000 ~ 00906494 n 0000 ~ 00907264 n 0000 ~ 00907400 n 0000 ~ 00908084 n 0000 ~ 00908379 n 0000 ~ 00908754 n 0000 ~ 00909645 n 0000 ~ 00910277 n 0000 ~ 00910600 n 0000 ~ 00911093 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00887223 05 n 01 bacteria_species 0 006 @ 06045216 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 ~ 00887398 n 0000 ~ 00887672 n 0000 ~ 00888464 n 0000 ~ 00909101 n 0000 | a species of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00887398 05 n 01 Pseudomonas_pyocanea 0 002 @ 00887223 n 0000 #m 00894343 n 0000 | a species of aerobic bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00887513 05 n 02 Aerobacter 0 genus_Aerobacter 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00898761 n 0000 %m 00887672 n 0000 | aerobic bacteria widely distributed in nature &%Bacterium+  
00887672 05 n 01 Aerobacter_aerogenes 0 002 @ 00887223 n 0000 #m 00887513 n 0000 | a species of Gram-negative aerobic bacteria that produce gas and acid from sugars and are sometimes involved in the souring of milk &%Bacterium+  
00887889 05 n 02 Rhizobiaceae 0 family_Rhizobiaceae 0 004 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00889754 n 0000 %m 00888064 n 0000 %m 00888261 n 0000 | a small family of rod-shaped bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00888064 05 n 02 Rhizobium 0 genus_Rhizobium 0 002 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00887889 n 0000 | the type genus of Rhizobiaceae; usually occur in the root nodules of legumes; can fix atmospheric oxygen &%Bacterium+  
00888261 05 n 02 Agrobacterium 0 genus_Agrobacterium 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00887889 n 0000 %m 00888464 n 0000 | small motile bacterial rods that can reduce nitrates and cause galls on plant stems &%Bacterium+  
00888464 05 n 01 Agrobacterium_tumefaciens 0 002 @ 00887223 n 0000 #m 00888261 n 0000 | the bacteria that produce crown gall disease in plants &%Bacterium+  
00888609 05 n 01 division_Eubacteria 0 017 @ 06102786 n 0000 #m 00878281 n 0000 %m 00885879 n 0000 %m 00885979 n 0000 %m 00886476 n 0000 %m 00887223 n 0000 %m 00889066 n 0000 %m 00889754 n 0000 %m 00891131 n 0000 %m 00891391 n 0000 %m 00893736 n 0000 %m 00901184 n 0000 %m 00902737 n 0000 %m 00903668 n 0000 %m 00906054 n 0000 %m 00906948 n 0000 %m 00909215 n 0000 | one-celled monerans having simple cells with rigid walls and (in motile types) flagella &%Bacterium+  
00889066 05 n 03 eubacteria 0 eubacterium 0 true_bacteria 0 030 @ 00878620 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 ~ 00885447 n 0000 ~ 00885620 n 0000 ~ 00885741 n 0000 ~ 00890786 n 0000 ~ 00890952 n 0000 ~ 00891996 n 0000 ~ 00893351 n 0000 ~ 00894667 n 0000 ~ 00895089 n 0000 ~ 00895742 n 0000 ~ 00896029 n 0000 ~ 00896527 n 0000 ~ 00897107 n 0000 ~ 00897551 n 0000 ~ 00899001 n 0000 ~ 00901087 n 0000 ~ 00901754 n 0000 ~ 00902556 n 0000 ~ 00903291 n 0000 ~ 00903883 n 0000 ~ 00904366 n 0000 ~ 00904843 n 0000 ~ 00905450 n 0000 ~ 00906693 n 0000 ~ 00908229 n 0000 ~ 00908896 n 0000 ~ 00909828 n 0000 %p 00984688 n 0000 | a large group of bacteria having rigid cell walls; motile types have flagella &%Bacterium+  
00889754 05 n 02 Eubacteriales 0 order_Eubacteriales 0 006 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00887889 n 0000 %m 00890108 n 0000 %m 00897958 n 0000 %m 00898761 n 0000 | one of two usually recognized orders of true bacteria; gram-positive spherical or rod-shaped forms; some are motile; in some classifications considered an order of Schizomycetes &%Bacterium+  
00890108 05 n 02 Bacillaceae 0 family_Bacillaceae 0 004 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00889754 n 0000 %m 00890319 n 0000 %m 00890537 n 0000 | typically rod-shaped usually gram-positive bacteria that produce endospores &%Bacterium+  
00890319 05 n 01 genus_Bacillus 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00890108 n 0000 %m 00885447 n 0000 | type genus of the Bacillaceae; includes many saprophytes important in decay of organic matter and a number of parasites &%Bacterium+ 
00890537 05 n 01 genus_Clostridium 0 004 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00890108 n 0000 %m 00890786 n 0000 %m 00890952 n 0000 | anaerobic or micro-aerophilic rod-shaped or spindle-shaped saprophytes; nearly cosmopolitan in soil, animal intestines, and dung &%Bacterium+  
00890786 05 n 02 clostridium 0 clostridia 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00890537 n 0000 | spindle-shaped bacterial cell esp. one swollen at the center by an endospore &%Bacterium+  
00890952 05 n 03 botulinus 0 botulinum 0 Clostridium_botulinum 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00890537 n 0000 | anaerobic bacterium producing botulin the toxin that causes botulism &%Bacterium+  
00891131 05 n 02 Cyanophyta 0 division_Cyanophyta 0 003 @ 06102786 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00891683 n 0000 | prokaryotic organisms sometimes considered a class or phylum or subkingdom; coextensive with the Cyanophyceae: cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) &%Microorganism+  
00891391 05 n 02 Schizophyta 0 division_Schizophyta 0 004 @ 06102786 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00891559 n 0000 %m 00892310 n 0000 | former term for the Cyanophyta &%Microorganism+  
00891559 05 n 02 Schizomycetes 0 class_Schizomycetes 0 002 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00891391 n 0000 | a former classification &%Microorganism+  
00891683 05 n 03 class_Cyanobacteria 0 Cyanophyceae 0 class_Cyanophyceae 0 005 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00891131 n 0000 %m 00891996 n 0000 %m 00892476 n 0000 %m 00892894 n 0000 | photosynthetic bacteria found in fresh and salt water, having chlorophyll a and phycobilins; once thought to be algae: blue-green algae &%Bacterium+  
00891996 05 n 02 cyanobacteria 0 blue-green_algae 0 004 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00891683 n 0000 ~ 00892771 n 0000 ~ 00893168 n 0000 | predominantly photosynthetic prokaryotic organisms containing a blue pigment in addition to chlorophyll; occur singly or in colonies in diverse habitats; important as phytoplankton &%Bacterium+  
00892310 05 n 04 Myxophyceae 0 family_Myxophyceae 0 Schizophyceae 0 family_Schizophyceae 0 002 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00891391 n 0000 | former terms for Cyanophyceae &%Bacterium+  
00892476 05 n 02 Nostocaceae 0 family_Nostocaceae 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00891683 n 0000 %m 00892609 n 0000 | blue-green algae &%Bacterium+  
00892609 05 n 01 genus_Nostoc 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00892476 n 0000 %m 00892771 n 0000 | type genus of the family Nostocaceae: freshwater blue-green algae &%Bacterium+  
00892771 05 n 01 nostoc 0 002 @ 00891996 n 0000 #m 00892609 n 0000 | found in moist places as rounded jellylike colonies &%Bacterium+  
00892894 05 n 02 Oscillatoriaceae 0 family_Oscillatoriaceae 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00891683 n 0000 %m 00893037 n 0000 | blue green algae &%Bacterium+  
00893037 05 n 01 genus_Trichodesmium 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00892894 n 0000 %m 00893168 n 0000 | a genus of blue-green algae &%Bacterium+  
00893168 05 n 01 trichodesmium 0 002 @ 00891996 n 0000 #m 00893037 n 0000 | large colonial bacterium common in tropical open-ocean waters; important in carbon and nitrogen fixation &%Bacterium+  
00893351 05 n 02 phototrophic_bacteria 0 phototropic_bacteria 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 ~ 00893586 n 0000 | green and purple bacteria; energy for growth is derived from sunlight; carbon is derived from carbon dioxide or organic carbon &%Bacterium+  
00893586 05 n 01 purple_bacteria 0 001 @ 00893351 n 0000 | free-living Gram-negative pink to purplish-brown bacteria containing bacteriochlorophyll &%Bacterium+  
00893736 05 n 02 Pseudomonadales 0 order_Pseudomonadales 0 007 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00894118 n 0000 %m 00895246 n 0000 %m 00895379 n 0000 %m 00896175 n 0000 %m 00896811 n 0000 | one of two usually recognized orders of true bacteria; gram-negative spiral or spherical or rod-shaped bacteria usually motile by polar flagella; some contain photosynthetic pigments &%Bacterium+ 
00894118 05 n 02 Pseudomonodaceae 0 family_Pseudomonodaceae 0 004 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00893736 n 0000 %m 00894343 n 0000 %m 00894871 n 0000 | rod-shaped gram-negative bacteria; include important plant and animal pathogens &%Bacterium+  
00894343 05 n 02 Pseudomonas 0 genus_Pseudomonas 0 004 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00894118 n 0000 %m 00887398 n 0000 %m 00894667 n 0000 | type genus of the family Pseudomonodaceae &%Bacterium+  
00894519 05 n 02 ring_rot_bacteria 0 Pseudomonas_solanacearum 0 001 @ 00894667 n 0000 | causes brown rot in tomatoes and potatoes and tobacco etc &%Bacterium+  
00894667 05 n 01 pseudomonad 0 003 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00894343 n 0000 ~ 00894519 n 0000 | bacteria usually producing greenish fluorescent water-soluble pigment; some pathogenic for plants and animals &%Bacterium+  
00894871 05 n 02 Xanthomonas 0 genus_Xanthomonas 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00894118 n 0000 %m 00895089 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria similar to Pseudomonas but producing a yellow pigment that is not soluble in water &%Bacterium+  
00895089 05 n 01 xanthomonad 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00894871 n 0000 | bacteria producing yellow non-water-soluble pigments; some pathogenic for plants &%Bacterium+  
00895246 05 n 02 Athiorhodaceae 0 family_Athiorhodaceae 0 002 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00893736 n 0000 | small motile sulphur bacteria &%Bacterium+ 
00895379 05 n 02 Nitrobacteriaceae 0 family_Nitrobacteriaceae 0 004 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00893736 n 0000 %m 00895602 n 0000 %m 00895886 n 0000 | usually rod-shaped bacteria that oxidize ammonia or nitrites: nitrobacteria &%Bacterium+  
00895602 05 n 02 Nitrobacter 0 genus_Nitrobacter 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00895379 n 0000 %m 00895742 n 0000 | rod-shaped soil bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00895742 05 n 02 nitric_bacteria 0 nitrobacteria 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00895602 n 0000 | soil bacteria that convert nitrites to nitrates &%Bacterium+  
00895886 05 n 02 Nitrosomonas 0 genus_Nitrosomonas 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00895379 n 0000 %m 00896029 n 0000 | ellipsoidal soil bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00896029 05 n 02 nitrosobacteria 0 nitrous_bacteria 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00895886 n 0000 | soil bacteria that oxidize ammonia to nitrites &%Bacterium+  
00896175 05 n 02 Thiobacteriaceae 0 family_Thiobacteriaceae 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00893736 n 0000 %m 00896405 n 0000 | free-living coccoid to rod-shaped bacteria that derive energy from oxidizing sulfur or sulfur compounds &%Bacterium+  
00896405 05 n 01 genus_Thiobacillus 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00896175 n 0000 %m 00896527 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00896527 05 n 01 thiobacillus 0 003 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00896405 n 0000 ~ 00896694 n 0000 | small rod-shaped bacteria living in sewage or soil and oxidizing sulfur &%Bacterium+  
00896694 05 n 02 thiobacteria 0 sulphur_bacteria 0 001 @ 00896527 n 0000 | any bacterium of the genus Thiobacillus &%Bacterium+  
00896811 05 n 02 Spirillaceae 0 family_Spirillaceae 0 004 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00893736 n 0000 %m 00896988 n 0000 %m 00897397 n 0000 | rigid spirally curved elongate bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00896988 05 n 01 genus_Spirillum 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00896811 n 0000 %m 00897107 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00897107 05 n 01 spirillum 2 003 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00896988 n 0000 ~ 00897275 n 0000 | spirally twisted elongate rodlike bacteria usually living in stagnant water &%Bacterium+  
00897275 05 n 02 ratbite_fever_bacterium 0 Spirillum_minus 0 001 @ 00897107 n 0000 | a bacterium causing rat-bite fever &%Bacterium+  
00897397 05 n 01 genus_Vibrio 0 005 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00896811 n 0000 %m 00897551 n 0000 %m 00897700 n 0000 %m 00897843 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00897551 05 n 02 vibrio 0 vibrion 0 004 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00897397 n 0000 ~ 00897700 n 0000 ~ 00897843 n 0000 | curved rodlike motile bacterium &%Bacterium+  
00897700 05 n 02 comma_bacillus 0 Vibrio_comma 0 002 @ 00897551 n 0000 #m 00897397 n 0000 | comma-shaped bacteria that cause Asiatic cholera &%Bacterium+  
00897843 05 n 01 Vibrio_fetus 0 002 @ 00897551 n 0000 #m 00897397 n 0000 | bacteria that cause abortion in sheep &%Bacterium+  
00897958 05 n 02 Bacteroidaceae 0 family_Bacteroidaceae 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00889754 n 0000 %m 00898237 n 0000 | family of bacteria living usually in the alimentary canal or on mucous surfaces of warm-blooded animals; sometimes associated with acute infective processes &%Bacterium+  
00898237 05 n 02 Bacteroides 0 genus_Bacteroides 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00897958 n 0000 %m 00898512 n 0000 | type genus of Bacteroidaceae; genus of gram-negative rodlike anaerobic bacteria producing no endospores and no pigment and living in the gut of man and animals &%Bacterium+ 
00898512 05 n 01 bacteroid 2 002 @ 00884781 n 0000 #m 00898237 n 0000 | a rodlike bacterium of the genus Bacteroides &%Bacterium+  
00898631 05 n 02 gonococcus 0 Neisseria_gonorrhoeae 0 001 @ 00884781 n 0000 | the pus-producing bacterium that causes gonorrhea &%Bacterium+  
00898761 05 n 02 Enterobacteriaceae 0 family_Enterobacteriaceae 0 008 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00889754 n 0000 %m 00887513 n 0000 %m 00899001 n 0000 %m 00899297 n 0000 %m 00899689 n 0000 %m 00900441 n 0000 %m 00900852 n 0000 | enterobacteria &%Bacterium+ 
00899001 05 n 03 enteric_bacteria 0 enterobacteria 0 enterics 0 006 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00898761 n 0000 ~ 00899418 n 0000 ~ 00899809 n 0000 ~ 00900559 n 0000 ~ 00900969 n 0000 | rod-shaped gram-negative bacteria; most occur normally or pathogenically in intestines of humans and other animals &%Bacterium+  
00899297 05 n 01 genus_Escherichia 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00898761 n 0000 %m 00899418 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00899418 05 n 01 escherichia 0 003 @ 00899001 n 0000 #m 00899297 n 0000 ~ 00899540 n 0000 | a genus of enteric bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00899540 05 n 01 Escherichia_coli 0 001 @ 00899418 n 0000 | normally present in intestinal tract of humans and other animals; sometimes pathogenic &%Bacterium+  
00899689 05 n 01 genus_Salmonella 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00898761 n 0000 %m 00899809 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00899809 05 n 01 salmonella 0 005 @ 00899001 n 0000 #m 00899689 n 0000 ~ 00900018 n 0000 ~ 00900166 n 0000 ~ 00900292 n 0000 | rod-shaped gram-negative enterobacteria; cause typhoid fever and food poisoning &%Bacterium+  
00900018 05 n 02 Salmonella_enteritidis 0 Gartner's_bacillus 0 001 @ 00899809 n 0000 | a form of salmonella that causes gastroenteritis in humans &%Bacterium+  
00900166 05 n 01 Salmonella_typhimurium 0 001 @ 00899809 n 0000 | a form of salmonella that causes food poisoning in humans &%Bacterium+  
00900292 05 n 03 typhoid_bacillus 0 Salmonella_typhosa 0 Salmonella_typhi 0 001 @ 00899809 n 0000 | a form of salmonella that causes typhoid fever &%Bacterium+  
00900441 05 n 01 genus_Shigella 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00898761 n 0000 %m 00900559 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00900559 05 n 01 shigella 0 003 @ 00899001 n 0000 #m 00900441 n 0000 ~ 00900736 n 0000 | rod-shaped gram-negative enterobacteria; some are pathogenic for warm-blooded animals &%Bacterium+ 
00900736 05 n 02 shiga_bacillus 0 Shigella_dysentariae 0 001 @ 00900559 n 0000 | a bacillus that causes dysentery &%Bacterium+  
00900852 05 n 01 genus_Erwinia 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00898761 n 0000 %m 00900969 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00900969 05 n 01 erwinia 0 002 @ 00899001 n 0000 #m 00900852 n 0000 | rod-shaped motile bacteria that attack plants &%Bacterium+  
00901087 05 n 01 endospore-forming_bacteria 0 001 @ 00889066 n 0000 | a group of true bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00901184 05 n 02 Rickettsiales 0 order_Rickettsiales 0 004 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00901363 n 0000 %m 00902219 n 0000 | pleomorphic gram-negative microorganisms &%Microorganism+ 
00901363 05 n 02 Rickettsiaceae 0 family_Rickettsiaceae 0 004 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00901184 n 0000 %m 00901613 n 0000 %m 00901754 n 0000 | microorganism resembling bacteria inhabiting arthropod tissues but capable of causing disease in vertebrates &%Microorganism+  
00901613 05 n 01 genus_Rickettsia 0 002 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00901363 n 0000 | can cause typhus and Rocky Mountain spotted fever in humans &%Microorganism+  
00901754 05 n 01 rickettsias 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00901363 n 0000 | rod-shaped microorganisms resembling both bacteria and viruses; live in biting arthropods and cause disease in vertebrate hosts &%Microorganism+ 
00901958 05 n 01 tumor_virus 0 002 @ 00871107 n 0000 ~ 00902109 n 0000 | a cell-free filtrate held to be a virus responsible for a specific neoplasm &%Virus+  
00902109 05 n 02 wound_tumor_virus 0 WTV 0 001 @ 00901958 n 0000 | a tumor virus transmitted by leafhoppers &%Virus+ 
00902219 05 n 02 Chlamydiaceae 0 family_Chlamydiaceae 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00901184 n 0000 %m 00902391 n 0000 | gram-negative parasites in warm-blooded vertebrates &%Microorganism+ 
00902391 05 n 01 genus_Chlamydia 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00902219 n 0000 %m 00902556 n 0000 | type genus of the family Chlamydiaceae: disease-causing parasites &%Microorganism+  
00902556 05 n 01 chlamydia 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00902391 n 0000 | coccoid rickettsia infesting birds and mammals; cause infections of eyes and lungs and genitourinary tract &%Microorganism+  
00902737 05 n 02 Mycoplasmatales 0 order_Mycoplasmatales 0 003 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00902905 n 0000 | coextensive with the family Mycoplasmatacaea &%Bacterium+ 
00902905 05 n 02 Mycoplasmatacaea 0 family_Mycoplasmatacaea 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00902737 n 0000 %m 00903140 n 0000 | pleomorphic gram-negative nonmotile microorganism similar to both viruses and bacteria; parasitic in mammals &%Bacterium+  
00903140 05 n 01 genus_Mycoplasma 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00902905 n 0000 %m 00903291 n 0000 | type and sole genus of the family Mycoplasmatacaea &%Bacterium+  
00903291 05 n 01 mycoplasma 0 003 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00903140 n 0000 ~ 00903524 n 0000 | the smallest self-reproducing prokaryote; lacks a cell wall and can survive without oxygen; can cause pneumonia and urinary tract infection &%Bacterium+  
00903524 05 n 01 pleuropneumonialike_organism 0 001 @ 00903291 n 0000 | antibiotic-resistant mycoplasma causing a kind of pneumonia in humans &%Bacterium+  
00903668 05 n 02 Actinomycetales 0 order_Actinomycetales 0 006 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00903883 n 0000 %m 00904066 n 0000 %m 00904519 n 0000 %m 00905159 n 0000 | filamentous or rod-shaped bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00903883 05 n 01 actinomycete 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00903668 n 0000 | any bacteria (some of which are pathogenic for humans and animals) belonging to the order Actinomycetales &%Bacterium+  
00904066 05 n 02 Actinomycetacaea 0 family_Actinomycetacaea 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00903668 n 0000 %m 00904223 n 0000 | filamentous anaerobic bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00904223 05 n 01 genus_Actinomyces 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00904066 n 0000 %m 00904366 n 0000 | type genus of the family Actinomycetacaea &%Bacterium+ 
00904366 05 n 01 actinomyces 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00904223 n 0000 | soil-inhabiting saprophytes and disease-producing plant and animal parasites &%Bacterium+  
00904519 05 n 02 Streptomycetacaea 0 family_Streptomycetacaea 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00903668 n 0000 %m 00904698 n 0000 | higher bacteria typically aerobic soil saprophytes &%Bacterium+  
00904698 05 n 01 genus_Streptomyces 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00904519 n 0000 %m 00904843 n 0000 | type genus of the family Streptomycetacaea &%Bacterium+  
00904843 05 n 01 streptomyces 0 003 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00904698 n 0000 ~ 00905005 n 0000 | aerobic bacteria some of which produce the antibiotic streptomycin &%Bacterium+  
00905005 05 n 02 potato_scab_bacteria 0 Streptomyces_scabies 0 001 @ 00904843 n 0000 | cause of a potato disease characterized by brownish corky tissue &%Bacterium+  
00905159 05 n 02 Mycobacteriacaea 0 family_Mycobacteriacaea 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00903668 n 0000 %m 00905306 n 0000 | a family of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00905306 05 n 01 genus_Mycobacterium 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00905159 n 0000 %m 00905450 n 0000 | nonmotile gram-positive aerobic bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00905450 05 n 02 mycobacteria 0 mycobacterium 0 004 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00905306 n 0000 ~ 00905636 n 0000 ~ 00905952 n 0000 | rod-shaped bacteria some saprophytic or causing diseases &%Bacterium+  
00905636 05 n 02 tubercle_bacillus 0 Mycobacterium_tuberculosis 0 001 @ 00905450 n 0000 | cause of tuberculosis &%Bacterium+  
00905750 05 n 01 rod 0 002 @ 00884781 n 0000 ~ 00905842 n 0000 | any rod-shaped bacterium &%Bacterium+  
00905842 05 n 01 streptobacillus 0 001 @ 00905750 n 0000 | any of various rod-shaped gram-negative bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00905952 05 n 02 leprosy_bacillus 0 Mycobacterium_leprae 0 001 @ 00905450 n 0000 | cause of leprosy &%Bacterium+  
00906054 05 n 05 order_Myxobacteria 0 Myxobacterales 0 order_Myxobacterales 0 Myxobacteriales 0 order_Myxobacteriales 0 004 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00906285 n 0000 %m 00906693 n 0000 | an order of higher bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00906285 05 n 04 Polyangiaceae 0 family_Polyangiaceae 0 Myxobacteriaceae 0 family_Myxobacteriaceae 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00906054 n 0000 %m 00906494 n 0000 | bacteria living mostly in soils and on dung &%Bacterium+  
00906494 05 n 02 Polyangium 0 genus_Polyangium 0 002 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00906285 n 0000 | type genus of the family Polyangiaceae: myxobacteria with rounded fruiting bodies enclosed in a membrane &%Bacterium+  
00906693 05 n 05 myxobacteria 0 myxobacterium 0 myxobacter 0 gliding_bacteria 0 slime_bacteria 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00906054 n 0000 | bacteria that form colonies in self-produced slime; inhabit moist soils or decaying plant matter or animal waste &%Bacterium+  
00906948 05 n 02 Micrococcaceae 0 family_Micrococcaceae 0 004 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00907264 n 0000 %m 00907400 n 0000 | spherical or elliptical usually aerobic eubacteria that produce yellow or orange or red pigment; includes toxin-producing forms as well as harmless commensals and saprophytes &%Bacterium+  
00907264 05 n 02 Micrococcus 0 genus_Micrococcus 0 002 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00906948 n 0000 | type genus of the family_Micrococcaceae &%Bacterium+ 
00907400 05 n 01 genus_Staphylococcus 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00906948 n 0000 %m 00907537 n 0000 | includes many pathogenic species &%Bacterium+  
00907537 05 n 03 staphylococcus 0 staphylococci 0 staph 0 002 @ 00885620 n 0000 #m 00907400 n 0000 | spherical gram-positive parasitic bacteria that tend to form irregular colonies; some cause boils or septicemia or infections &%Bacterium+  
00907766 05 n 04 Lactobacillaceae 0 family_Lactobacillaceae 0 Lactobacteriaceae 0 family_Lactobacteriaceae 0 005 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00878281 n 0000 %m 00908084 n 0000 %m 00908379 n 0000 %m 00908754 n 0000 | lactic acid bacteria and important pathogens; bacteria that ferment carbohydrates chiefly into lactic acid &%Bacterium+  
00908084 05 n 01 genus_Lactobacillus 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00907766 n 0000 %m 00908229 n 0000 | type genus of the family Lactobacillaceae &%Bacterium+  
00908229 05 n 01 lactobacillus 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00908084 n 0000 | gram-positive rod-shaped bacteria that produce lactic acid esp. in milk &%Bacterium+  
00908379 05 n 01 genus_Diplococcus 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00907766 n 0000 %m 00908500 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00908500 05 n 01 diplococcus 0 003 @ 00884781 n 0000 #m 00908379 n 0000 ~ 00908644 n 0000 | gram-positive bacteria usually occurring in pairs &%Bacterium+  
00908644 05 n 02 pneumococcus 0 Diplococcus_pneumoniae 0 001 @ 00908500 n 0000 | bacteria causing pneumonia &%Bacterium+  
00908754 05 n 01 genus_Streptococcus 0 004 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00907766 n 0000 %m 00908896 n 0000 %m 00909101 n 0000 | a genus of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00908896 05 n 03 streptococcus 0 streptococci 0 strep 0 002 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00908754 n 0000 | spherical gram-positive bacteria occurring in pairs or chains; cause e.g. scarlet fever and tonsillitis &%Bacterium+  
00909101 05 n 01 Streptococcus_anhemolyticus 0 002 @ 00887223 n 0000 #m 00908754 n 0000 | a species of bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00909215 05 n 02 Spirochaetales 0 order_Spirochaetales 0 005 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00888609 n 0000 %m 00909420 n 0000 %m 00909828 n 0000 %m 00910068 n 0000 | higher bacteria; slender spiral rodlike forms &%Bacterium+  
00909420 05 n 02 Spirochaetaceae 0 family_Spirochaetaceae 0 003 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00909215 n 0000 %m 00909645 n 0000 | large coarsely spiral bacteria; free-living in fresh or salt water or commensal in bodies of oysters &%Bacterium+  
00909645 05 n 02 Spirochaeta 0 genus_Spirochaeta 0 002 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00909420 n 0000 | type genus of the family Spirochaetaceae; flexible undulating chiefly aquatic bacteria &%Bacterium+  
00909828 05 n 02 spirochete 0 spirochaete 0 006 @ 00889066 n 0000 #m 00909215 n 0000 ~ 00910494 n 0000 ~ 00910788 n 0000 ~ 00910912 n 0000 ~ 00911263 n 0000 | parasitic or free-living bacteria; many pathogenic to humans and other animals &%Bacterium+  
00910068 05 n 02 Treponemataceae 0 family_Treponemataceae 0 005 @ 00885979 n 0000 #m 00909215 n 0000 %m 00910277 n 0000 %m 00910600 n 0000 %m 00911093 n 0000 | small spirochetes some parasitic or pathogenic &%Bacterium+  
00910277 05 n 01 genus_Treponema 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00910068 n 0000 %m 00910494 n 0000 | type genus of Treponemataceae: anaerobic spirochetes with an undulating rigid body; parasitic in warm-blooded animals &%Bacterium+  
00910494 05 n 01 treponema 0 002 @ 00909828 n 0000 #m 00910277 n 0000 | cause of e.g. syphilis and yaws &%Bacterium+  
00910600 05 n 01 genus_Borrelia 0 004 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00910068 n 0000 %m 00910788 n 0000 %m 00910912 n 0000 | small flexible parasitic spirochetes having three to five wavy spirals &%Bacterium+  
00910788 05 n 01 borrelia 0 002 @ 00909828 n 0000 #m 00910600 n 0000 | cause of e.g. European and African relapsing fever &%Bacterium+  
00910912 05 n 02 Borrelia_burgdorferi 0 Lime_disease_spirochete 0 002 @ 00909828 n 0000 #m 00910600 n 0000 | cause of Lyme disease; transmitted primarily by ticks of genus Ixodes &%Bacterium+  
00911093 05 n 01 genus_Leptospira 0 003 @ 00886476 n 0000 #m 00910068 n 0000 %m 00911263 n 0000 | very slender aerobic spirochetes; free-living or parasitic in mammals &%Bacterium+  
00911263 05 n 01 leptospira 0 002 @ 00909828 n 0000 #m 00911093 n 0000 | important pathogens causing Weil's disease or canicola fever &%Bacterium+  
00911399 05 n 01 plankton 0 005 @ 00002086 n 0000 #m 06225016 n 0000 %m 00911639 n 0000 %m 00911889 n 0000 %p 01508639 n 0000 | the aggregate of small plant and animal organisms that float or drift in great numbers in fresh or salt water &%Organism+  
00911639 05 n 01 phytoplankton 0 003 @ 00008864 n 0000 #m 00911399 n 0000 ~ 00911809 n 0000 | photosynthetic or plant constituent of plankton; mainly unicellular algae &%Plant+  
00911809 05 n 01 planktonic_algae 0 001 @ 00911639 n 0000 | unicellular algae &%Alga+  
00911889 05 n 01 zooplankton 0 002 @ 00008019 n 0000 #m 00911399 n 0000 | animal constituent of plankton; mainly small crustaceans and fish larvae &%Animal+  
00912038 05 n 01 nekton 0 002 @ 00002086 n 0000 #m 06225016 n 0000 | the aggregate of actively swimming animals in a body of water ranging from microscopic organisms to whales &%Group+  
00912216 05 n 03 microbe 0 bug 3 germ 0 001 @ 00869877 n 0000 | a minute life form (especially a disease-causing bacterium); the term is not in technical use &%Microorganism+  
00912376 05 n 01 parasite 0 005 @ 00002086 n 0000 ! 00912971 n 0101 ~ 00912587 n 0000 ~ 00912812 n 0000 ~ 09411356 n 0000 | an animal or plant that lives in or on another and from which it obtains nourishment &%Organism+  
00912587 05 n 07 endoparasite 0 entoparasite 0 entozoan 0 entozoon 0 entozoa 0 endozoan 0 endozoa 0 001 @ 00912376 n 0000 | any of various parasites that live in the internal organs of animals (especially intestinal worms) &%Organism+  
00912812 05 n 05 ectoparasite 0 ectozoon 0 ectozoa 0 epizoon 0 epizoa 0 002 @ 00912376 n 0000 ~ 01690836 n 0000 | any external parasitic organism (as fleas) &%Organism+  
00912971 05 n 01 host 0 004 @ 00002086 n 0000 ! 00912376 n 0101 ~ 00913199 n 0000 ~ 00913328 n 0000 | an animal or plant that nourishes and supports a parasite; the host does not benefit and is often harmed by the association &%Organism+  
00913199 05 n 01 intermediate_host 0 001 @ 00912971 n 0000 | a host that is used by a parasite in the course of its life cycle &%Organism+  
00913328 05 n 01 definitive_host 0 001 @ 00912971 n 0000 | the host in which the sexual reproduction of a parasite takes place &%Organism+  
00913457 05 n 01 pathogen 0 001 @ 00869877 n 0000 | any disease-producing agent esp. a virus or bacterium or other microorganism &%Microorganism+  
00913588 05 n 01 commensal 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | either of two different animal or plant species living in close association but not interdependent &%Cooperation+  
00913742 05 n 01 myrmecophile 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | an organism such as an insect that habitually shares the nest of a species of ant &%Organism+  
00913882 05 n 02 Protoctista 0 kingdom_Protoctista 0 013 @ 05956482 n 0000 %m 00883478 n 0000 %m 00914453 n 0000 %m 00914596 n 0000 %m 00915202 n 0000 %m 00915715 n 0000 %m 00916577 n 0000 %m 00926433 n 0000 %m 00926676 n 0000 %m 00932982 n 0000 %m 00933955 n 0000 %m 00940442 n 0000 %m 00947634 n 0000 | in most modern classifications, replacement for the Protista; includes: Protozoa; Euglenophyta; Chlorophyta; Cryptophyta; Heterokontophyta; Rhodophyta; unicellular protists and their descendant multicellular organisms: regarded as distinct from plants and animals &%Microorganism+  
00914453 05 n 01 protoctist 0 004 @ 00869877 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 ~ 00916896 n 0000 ~ 00924225 n 0000 | any of the unicellular protists &%Microorganism+  
00914596 05 n 02 Protista 0 division_Protista 0 003 @ 06102348 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 %m 00914839 n 0000 | eukaryotic one-celled living organisms distinct from multicellular plants and animals: protozoa, slime molds, and eukaryotic algae &%Microorganism+  
00914839 05 n 02 protist 0 protistan 0 002 @ 00869877 n 0000 #m 00914596 n 0000 | free-living or colonial organisms with diverse nutritional and reproductive modes &%Microorganism+  
00915005 05 n 01 rickettsia 0 001 @ 00869877 n 0000 | any of a group of parasitic microorganisms that live in arthropods (as ticks and mites) and can cause disease if transmitted to human beings &%Microorganism+  
00915202 05 n 01 protoctist_family 0 024 @ 06042737 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 ~ 00920500 n 0000 ~ 00920867 n 0000 ~ 00921456 n 0000 ~ 00928408 n 0000 ~ 00929943 n 0000 ~ 00931014 n 0000 ~ 00933316 n 0000 ~ 00935274 n 0000 ~ 00935956 n 0000 ~ 00936368 n 0000 ~ 00937000 n 0000 ~ 00938619 n 0000 ~ 00939371 n 0000 ~ 00940080 n 0000 ~ 00941251 n 0000 ~ 00941735 n 0000 ~ 00942151 n 0000 ~ 00944550 n 0000 ~ 00949623 n 0000 ~ 00950788 n 0000 ~ 00951230 n 0000 ~ 00951960 n 0000 | any of the families of Protoctista &%Microorganism+  
00915715 05 n 01 protoctist_genus 0 044 @ 06043947 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 ~ 00919150 n 0000 ~ 00919493 n 0000 ~ 00920627 n 0000 ~ 00921612 n 0000 ~ 00921881 n 0000 ~ 00923132 n 0000 ~ 00923417 n 0000 ~ 00923705 n 0000 ~ 00923968 n 0000 ~ 00928577 n 0000 ~ 00930175 n 0000 ~ 00931698 n 0000 ~ 00932331 n 0000 ~ 00932626 n 0000 ~ 00933455 n 0000 ~ 00935438 n 0000 ~ 00936135 n 0000 ~ 00936556 n 0000 ~ 00937221 n 0000 ~ 00937459 n 0000 ~ 00937928 n 0000 ~ 00938132 n 0000 ~ 00938763 n 0000 ~ 00939817 n 0000 ~ 00939963 n 0000 ~ 00940216 n 0000 ~ 00941395 n 0000 ~ 00941881 n 0000 ~ 00942289 n 0000 ~ 00944295 n 0000 ~ 00944725 n 0000 ~ 00946065 n 0000 ~ 00946362 n 0000 ~ 00946622 n 0000 ~ 00946786 n 0000 ~ 00946936 n 0000 ~ 00949783 n 0000 ~ 00950905 n 0000 ~ 00951561 n 0000 ~ 00951699 n 0000 ~ 00952125 n 0000 ~ 00952784 n 0000 | any genus of Protoctista &%Microorganism+  
00916577 05 n 02 Protozoa 0 phylum_Protozoa 0 007 @ 06038109 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 %m 00916896 n 0000 %m 00917246 n 0000 %m 00922148 n 0000 %m 00943179 n 0000 %m 00948118 n 0000 | in some classifications considered a superphylum or a subkingdom; comprises flagellates; ciliates; sporozoans; amoebas; foraminifers &%Microorganism+  
00916896 05 n 02 protozoan 0 protozoon 0 012 @ 00914453 n 0000 #m 00916577 n 0000 ~ 00917494 n 0000 ~ 00918762 n 0000 ~ 00921738 n 0000 ~ 00922018 n 0000 ~ 00922501 n 0000 ~ 00933626 n 0000 ~ 00943410 n 0000 ~ 00947482 n 0000 ~ 00948429 n 0000 %p 00984443 n 0000 | any of diverse minute acellular or unicellular organisms usually nonphotosynthetic &%Microorganism+  
00917246 05 n 02 Sarcodina 0 class_Sarcodina 0 005 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00916577 n 0000 %m 00917494 n 0000 %m 00917658 n 0000 %m 00918545 n 0000 | characterized by the formation of pseudopods for locomotion and taking food: Actinopoda; Rhizopoda &%Microorganism+  
00917494 05 n 02 sarcodinian 0 sarcodine 0 003 @ 00916896 n 0000 #m 00917246 n 0000 ~ 00917837 n 0000 | protozoa that move and capture food by forming pseudopods &%Microorganism+  
00917658 05 n 02 Actinopoda 0 subclass_Actinopoda 0 005 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00917246 n 0000 %m 00917837 n 0000 %m 00917998 n 0000 %m 00918270 n 0000 | heliozoans; radiolarians &%Microorganism+  
00917837 05 n 01 actinopod 0 004 @ 00917494 n 0000 #m 00917658 n 0000 ~ 00918134 n 0000 ~ 00918399 n 0000 | protozoa having stiff rodlike radiating pseudopods &%Microorganism+  
00917998 05 n 02 Heliozoa 0 order_Heliozoa 0 003 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00917658 n 0000 %m 00918134 n 0000 | mostly freshwater protozoa &%Microorganism+  
00918134 05 n 01 heliozoan 0 002 @ 00917837 n 0000 #m 00917998 n 0000 | protozoa with spherical bodies and stiff radiating pseudopods &%Microorganism+  
00918270 05 n 02 Radiolaria 0 order_Radiolaria 0 003 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00917658 n 0000 %m 00918399 n 0000 | marine protozoa &%Microorganism+  
00918399 05 n 01 radiolarian 0 002 @ 00917837 n 0000 #m 00918270 n 0000 | protozoa with amoeba-like bodies and radiating filamentous pseudopods &%Microorganism+  
00918545 05 n 02 Rhizopoda 0 subclass_Rhizopoda 0 006 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00917246 n 0000 %m 00918762 n 0000 %m 00918940 n 0000 %m 00920106 n 0000 %m 00921136 n 0000 | creeping protozoans: amoebas and foraminifers &%Microorganism+  
00918762 05 n 02 rhizopod 0 rhizopodan 0 005 @ 00916896 n 0000 #m 00918545 n 0000 ~ 00919751 n 0000 ~ 00920293 n 0000 ~ 00921303 n 0000 | protozoa characterized by a pseudopod &%Microorganism+  
00918940 05 n 04 Amoebida 0 order_Amoebida 0 Amoebina 0 order_Amoebina 0 005 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00918545 n 0000 %m 00919150 n 0000 %m 00919304 n 0000 %m 00919751 n 0000 | the animal order including amoebas &%Microorganism+  
00919150 05 n 01 genus_Amoeba 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00918940 n 0000 | protozoan inhabiting moist soils or bottom vegetation in fresh or salt water &%Microorganism+  
00919304 05 n 02 Endamoebidae 0 family_Endamoebidae 0 003 @ 06042737 n 0000 #m 00918940 n 0000 %m 00919493 n 0000 | a large family of endoparasitic amebas that invade the digestive tract &%Microorganism+  
00919493 05 n 02 Endamoeba 0 genus_Endamoeba 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00919304 n 0000 %m 00919955 n 0000 | the type genus of the family Endamoebidae &%Microorganism+  
00919646 05 n 01 endameba 0 002 @ 00919751 n 0000 ~ 00919955 n 0000 | any ameba of the genus Endamoeba &%Microorganism+  
00919751 05 n 02 ameba 0 amoeba 0 003 @ 00918762 n 0000 #m 00918940 n 0000 ~ 00919646 n 0000 | naked freshwater or marine or parasitic protozoa that form temporary pseudopods for feeding and locomotion &%Microorganism+  
00919955 05 n 01 Endamoeba_histolytica 0 002 @ 00919646 n 0000 #m 00919493 n 0000 | the parasitic ameba that causes amebic dysentery in human beings &%Microorganism+  
00920106 05 n 02 Foraminifera 0 order_Foraminifera 0 006 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00918545 n 0000 %m 00920293 n 0000 %m 00920500 n 0000 %m 00920627 n 0000 %m 00920867 n 0000 | foraminifers &%Microorganism+  
00920293 05 n 02 foram 0 foraminifer 0 004 @ 00918762 n 0000 #m 00920106 n 0000 ~ 00920749 n 0000 ~ 00921016 n 0000 | marine microorganism having a calcareous shell with openings where pseudopods protrude &%Microorganism+  
00920500 05 n 02 Globigerinidae 0 family_Globigerinidae 0 002 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00920106 n 0000 | a family of protoctists &%Microorganism+  
00920627 05 n 01 genus_Globigerina 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00920106 n 0000 | type genus of the family Globigerinidae &%Microorganism+  
00920749 05 n 01 globigerina 0 001 @ 00920293 n 0000 | marine protozoan having a rounded shell with spiny processes &%Microorganism+  
00920867 05 n 02 Nummulitidae 0 family_Nummulitidae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00920106 n 0000 %m 00921016 n 0000 | a family of fossil protoctists &%Microorganism+  
00921016 05 n 01 nummulite 0 002 @ 00920293 n 0000 #m 00920867 n 0000 | large fossil protozoan of the Tertiary period &%Microorganism+  
00921136 05 n 02 Testacea 0 order_Testacea 0 005 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00918545 n 0000 %m 00921303 n 0000 %m 00921456 n 0000 %m 00921881 n 0000 | testacean rhizopods &%Microorganism+  
00921303 05 n 01 testacean 0 002 @ 00918762 n 0000 #m 00921136 n 0000 | any of various rhizopods of the order Testacea characterized by having a shell &%Microorganism+  
00921456 05 n 02 Arcellidae 0 family_Arcellidae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00921136 n 0000 %m 00921612 n 0000 | soil an freshwater protozoa; cosmopolitan &%Microorganism+  
00921612 05 n 01 genus_Arcella 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00921456 n 0000 %m 00921738 n 0000 | type genus of the Arcellidae &%Microorganism+  
00921738 05 n 01 arcella 0 002 @ 00916896 n 0000 #m 00921612 n 0000 | an amoeba-like protozoan with a chitinous shell resembling an umbrella &%Microorganism+  
00921881 05 n 01 genus_Difflugia 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00921136 n 0000 %m 00922018 n 0000 | genus of protozoans related to Amoeba &%Microorganism+  
00922018 05 n 01 difflugia 0 002 @ 00916896 n 0000 #m 00921881 n 0000 | a protozoan with an ovoid shell of cemented sand grains &%Microorganism+  
00922148 05 n 04 Ciliata 0 class_Ciliata 0 Ciliophora 0 class_Ciliophora 0 008 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00916577 n 0000 %m 00922501 n 0000 %m 00922778 n 0000 %m 00923132 n 0000 %m 00923417 n 0000 %m 00923705 n 0000 %m 00923968 n 0000 | class of protozoa having cilia or hairlike appendages on part or all of the surface during some part of the life cycle &%Microorganism+  
00922501 05 n 03 ciliate 0 ciliated_protozoan 0 ciliophoran 0 007 @ 00916896 n 0000 #m 00922148 n 0000 ~ 00923020 n 0000 ~ 00923295 n 0000 ~ 00923569 n 0000 ~ 00923864 n 0000 ~ 00924077 n 0000 | a protozoan with a microscopic appendage extending from the surface of the cell &%Microorganism+  
00922778 05 n 02 Infusoria 0 subclass_Infusoria 0 003 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00922148 n 0000 %m 00923020 n 0000 | in some recent classifications, coextensive with the Ciliata: minute organisms found in decomposing infusions of organic matter &%Microorganism+  
00923020 05 n 01 infusorian 0 002 @ 00922501 n 0000 #m 00922778 n 0000 | any member of the subclass Infusoria &%Microorganism+  
00923132 05 n 01 genus_Paramecium 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00922148 n 0000 %m 00923295 n 0000 | freshwater ciliate with an oval body and long deep oral groove &%Microorganism+  
00923295 05 n 02 paramecium 0 paramecia 0 002 @ 00922501 n 0000 #m 00923132 n 0000 | any member of the genus Paramecium &%Microorganism+  
00923417 05 n 01 genus_Tetrahymena 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00922148 n 0000 %m 00923569 n 0000 | protozoa having four membranous ciliary organelles &%Microorganism+  
00923569 05 n 01 tetrahymena 0 002 @ 00922501 n 0000 #m 00923417 n 0000 | relative of the paramecium; often used in genetics research &%Microorganism+  
00923705 05 n 01 genus_Stentor 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00922148 n 0000 %m 00923864 n 0000 | trumpet-shaped protozoa with a ciliated spiral feeding funnel &%Microorganism+  
00923864 05 n 01 stentor 0 002 @ 00922501 n 0000 #m 00923705 n 0000 | any member of the genus Stentor &%Microorganism+  
00923968 05 n 01 genus_Vorticella 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00922148 n 0000 %m 00924077 n 0000 | ciliates &%Microorganism+  
00924077 05 n 01 vorticella 0 002 @ 00922501 n 0000 #m 00923968 n 0000 | protozoa having a transparent goblet-shaped body with a retractile stalk &%Microorganism+  
00924225 05 n 02 alga 0 algae 0 012 @ 00914453 n 0000 ~ 00924590 n 0000 ~ 00927156 n 0000 ~ 00927300 n 0000 ~ 00928015 n 0000 ~ 00928930 n 0000 ~ 00929491 n 0000 ~ 00933794 n 0000 ~ 00934688 n 0000 ~ 00938342 n 0000 ~ 00940834 n 0000 ~ 00947955 n 0000 | primitive chlorophyll-containing mainly aquatic eukaryotic organisms lacking true stems and roots and leaves &%Alga=  
00924590 05 n 01 seaweed 0 005 @ 00924225 n 0000 ~ 00924765 n 0000 ~ 00924852 n 0000 ~ 00924967 n 0000 ~ 00930598 n 0000 | plant growing in the sea, especially marine algae &%Plant+  
00924765 05 n 01 wrack 1 001 @ 00924590 n 0000 | dried seaweed esp. that cast ashore &%Plant+  
00924852 05 n 01 seagrass 0 001 @ 00924590 n 0000 | any of various seaweeds that grow underwater in shallow beds &%Plant+  
00924967 05 n 02 sea_wrack 0 wrack 2 001 @ 00924590 n 0000 | growth of marine vegetation esp. of the large forms such as rockweeds and kelp &%Plant+  
00925109 05 n 02 chlorophyll 0 chlorophyl 0 003 @ 10756981 n 0000 ~ 00925282 n 0000 ~ 00925405 n 0000 | any of a group of green pigments found in photosynthetic organisms &%BodySubstance+  
00925282 05 n 01 chlorophyll_a 0 001 @ 00925109 n 0000 | a blue-black plant pigment having a blue-green alcohol solution &%BodySubstance+  
00925405 05 n 01 chlorophyll_b 0 001 @ 00925109 n 0000 | a dark-green plant pigment having a brilliant green alcohol solution &%BodySubstance+  
00925533 05 n 01 bacteriochlorophyll 0 001 @ 10756981 n 0000 | a substance in photosensitive bacteria that is related to but different from chlorophyll of higher plants &%BodySubstance+  
00925704 05 n 01 phycobilin 0 001 @ 10756981 n 0000 | water-soluble proteinaceous pigments found in red algae and cyanobacteria &%BodySubstance+  
00925834 05 n 01 carotenoid 0 003 @ 10756981 n 0000 ~ 00926018 n 0000 ~ 00926124 n 0000 | any of a class of highly unsaturated yellow to red pigments occurring in plants and animals &%BodySubstance+  
00926018 05 n 01 carotene 2 001 @ 00925834 n 0000 | yellow or orange-red fat-soluble pigments in plants &%BodySubstance+  
00926124 05 n 03 xanthophyll 0 xanthophyl 0 lutein 0 001 @ 00925834 n 0000 | yellow carotenoid pigments in plants and animal fats and egg yolks &%BodySubstance+  
00926270 05 n 01 phycoerythrin 0 001 @ 10756981 n 0000 | red pigment in red algae &%BodySubstance+  
00926354 05 n 01 phycocyanin 0 001 @ 10756981 n 0000 | blue pigment in algae &%BodySubstance+  
00926433 05 n 02 Heterokontophyta 0 division_Heterokontophyta 0 002 @ 06102786 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 | algae having chlorophyll a and usually c, and flagella of unequal lengths; terminology supersedes Chrysophyta in some classifications &%Alga+  
00926676 05 n 02 Chrysophyta 0 division_Chrysophyta 0 008 @ 06102786 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 %m 00927156 n 0000 %m 00927300 n 0000 %m 00927484 n 0000 %m 00927681 n 0000 %m 00927800 n 0000 %m 00928187 n 0000 | mostly freshwater eukaryotic algae having the chlorophyll masked by brown or yellow pigment; yellow-green and golden-brown algae and diatoms: Xanthophyceae, Chrysophyceae, Bacillariophyceae; some some classification systems superseded or subsumed by Heterokontophyta &%Alga+  
00927156 05 n 01 golden_algae 0 002 @ 00924225 n 0000 #m 00926676 n 0000 | algae having the pigments chlorophyll and carotene and xanthophyll &%Alga+  
00927300 05 n 01 yellow-green_algae 0 003 @ 00924225 n 0000 #m 00926676 n 0000 ~ 00928733 n 0000 | any alga of the division Chrysophyta with its chlorophyll masked by yellow pigment &%Alga+  
00927484 05 n 04 Chrysophyceae 0 class_Chrysophyceae 0 Heterokontae 0 class_Heterokontae 0 002 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00926676 n 0000 | all the yellow-green algae having flagella of unequal length &%Alga+  
00927681 05 n 02 Xanthophyceae 0 class_Xanthophyceae 0 002 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00926676 n 0000 | yellow-green algae &%Alga+ 
00927800 05 n 04 Bacillariophyceae 0 class_Bacillariophyceae 0 Diatomophyceae 0 class_Diatomophyceae 0 003 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00926676 n 0000 %m 00928015 n 0000 | marine and freshwater eukaryotic algae: diatoms &%Alga+  
00928015 05 n 01 diatom 0 002 @ 00924225 n 0000 #m 00927800 n 0000 | microscopic unicellular marine or freshwater colonial alga having cell walls impregnated with silica &%Alga+  
00928187 05 n 02 Heterotrichales 0 order_Heterotrichales 0 003 @ 00883478 n 0000 #m 00926676 n 0000 %m 00928408 n 0000 | yellow-green_algae with simple or branching filaments; comprising the single family Tribonemaceae &%Alga+  
00928408 05 n 02 Tribonemaceae 0 family_Tribonemaceae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00928187 n 0000 %m 00928577 n 0000 | simple filamentous freshwater yellow-green algae &%Alga+ 
00928577 05 n 03 Tribonema 0 genus_Tribonema 0 genus_Conferva 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00928408 n 0000 %m 00928733 n 0000 | type genus of Tribonemaceae &%Alga+  
00928733 05 n 01 conferva 0 002 @ 00927300 n 0000 #m 00928577 n 0000 | any of various algae of the genus Tribonema; algae with branching filaments that form scum in still or stagnant fresh water &%Alga+  
00928930 05 n 01 confervoid_algae 0 001 @ 00924225 n 0000 | algae resembling confervae especially in having branching filaments &%Alga+  
00929060 05 n 02 Phaeophyceae 0 class_Phaeophyceae 0 005 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00929272 n 0000 %m 00929491 n 0000 %m 00929722 n 0000 %m 00930690 n 0000 | brown algae; mostly marine and littoral eukaryotic algae &%Alga+  
00929272 05 n 02 Phaeophyta 0 division_Phaeophyta 0 003 @ 06102786 n 0000 %m 00929060 n 0000 %m 00930853 n 0000 | coextensive with class Phaeophyceae; in some classifications subsumed in the division Heterokontophyta &%Alga+  
00929491 05 n 01 brown_algae 0 007 @ 00924225 n 0000 #m 00929060 n 0000 ~ 00930348 n 0000 ~ 00931250 n 0000 ~ 00931513 n 0000 ~ 00931992 n 0000 ~ 00932748 n 0000 | algae having the chlorophyll masked by brown and yellow pigments &%Alga+  
00929722 05 n 02 Laminariales 0 order_Laminariales 0 003 @ 00883478 n 0000 #m 00929060 n 0000 %m 00929943 n 0000 | in some classifications coextensive with family Laminariaceae: marine brown algae of cold or polar seas &%Alga+  
00929943 05 n 02 Laminariaceae 0 family_Laminariaceae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00929722 n 0000 %m 00930175 n 0000 | large family of marine brown algae including many economically important large kelps chiefly of northern waters &%Alga+  
00930175 05 n 02 Laminaria 0 genus_Laminaria 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00929943 n 0000 %m 00930348 n 0000 | type genus of the family Laminariaceae: perennial brown kelps &%Alga+ 
00930348 05 n 01 kelp 0 003 @ 00929491 n 0000 #m 00930175 n 0000 ~ 00930486 n 0000 | large brown seaweeds having fluted leathery fronds &%Alga+  
00930486 05 n 02 sea_tangle 0 tang 1 001 @ 00930348 n 0000 | any of various kelps esp. of the genus Laminaria &%Alga+  
00930598 05 n 02 tang 2 sea_tang 0 001 @ 00924590 n 0000 | any of various coarse seaweeds &%Alga+  
00930690 05 n 02 Fucales 0 order_Fucales 0 004 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00929060 n 0000 %m 00931014 n 0000 %m 00931380 n 0000 | coextensive with the family Fucaceae &%Alga+  
00930853 05 n 02 Cyclosporeae 0 class_Cyclosporeae 0 002 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00929272 n 0000 | in more recent classifications superseded by the order Fucales &%Alga+  
00931014 05 n 02 Fucaceae 0 family_Fucaceae 0 007 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00930690 n 0000 %m 00931250 n 0000 %m 00931513 n 0000 %m 00931698 n 0000 %m 00932331 n 0000 %m 00932626 n 0000 | small family of brown algae: gulfweeds; rockweeds &%Alga+ 
00931250 05 n 02 fucoid 1 fucoid_algae 0 002 @ 00929491 n 0000 #m 00931014 n 0000 | any of various algae of the family Fucaceae &%Alga+  
00931380 05 n 01 fucoid 2 002 @ 06670747 n 0000 #m 00930690 n 0000 | a fossilized cast or impression of algae of the order Fucales &%Alga+  
00931513 05 n 01 rockweed 0 005 @ 00929491 n 0000 #m 00931014 n 0000 ~ 00931892 n 0000 ~ 00932135 n 0000 ~ 00932505 n 0000 | coarse brown seaweed growing on rocks exposed at low tide &%Alga+  
00931698 05 n 01 genus_Fucus 0 005 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00931014 n 0000 %m 00931892 n 0000 %m 00931992 n 0000 %m 00932135 n 0000 | type genus of the family Fucaceae: cartilaginous brown algae &%Alga+  
00931892 05 n 01 fucus 0 002 @ 00931513 n 0000 #m 00931698 n 0000 | any member of the genus Fucus &%Alga+  
00931992 05 n 03 serrated_wrack 0 Fucus_serratus 0 tang 3 002 @ 00929491 n 0000 #m 00931698 n 0000 | brown algae seaweed with serrated edges &%Alga+  
00932135 05 n 05 bladderwrack 1 black_rockweed 0 bladder_fucus 0 tang 4 Fucus_vesiculosus 0 002 @ 00931513 n 0000 #m 00931698 n 0000 | common black rockweed used in preparing kelp and as manure &%Alga+  
00932331 05 n 02 Ascophyllum 0 genus_Ascophyllum 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00931014 n 0000 | brown algae distinguished by compressed or inflated branchlets along the axis &%Alga+  
00932505 05 n 02 bladderwrack 2 Ascophyllum_nodosum 0 001 @ 00931513 n 0000 | similar to and found with black rockweed &%Alga+  
00932626 05 n 01 genus_Sargassum 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00931014 n 0000 %m 00932748 n 0000 | a genus of protoctista &%Alga+  
00932748 05 n 04 gulfweed 0 sargassum 0 sargasso 0 Sargassum_bacciferum 0 002 @ 00929491 n 0000 #m 00932626 n 0000 | brown algae with rounded bladders forming dense floating masses in tropical Atlantic waters as in the Sargasso Sea &%Alga+  
00932982 05 n 02 Euglenophyta 0 division_Euglenophyta 0 004 @ 06102786 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 %m 00933152 n 0000 %m 00933794 n 0000 | free-swimming flagellate algae &%Alga+  
00933152 05 n 02 Euglenophyceae 0 class_Euglenophyceae 0 003 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00932982 n 0000 %m 00933316 n 0000 | coextensive with the division Euglenophyta &%Alga+  
00933316 05 n 02 Euglenaceae 0 family_Euglenaceae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00933152 n 0000 %m 00933455 n 0000 | considered green algae &%Alga+  
00933455 05 n 01 genus_Euglena 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00933316 n 0000 %m 00933626 n 0000 | type genus of the family Euglenaceae: green algae with a single flagellum &%Alga+ 
00933626 05 n 01 euglena 0 002 @ 00916896 n 0000 #m 00933455 n 0000 | minute single-celled green freshwater organism having a single flagella; often classed as algae &%Alga+  
00933794 05 n 03 euglenoid 0 euglenophyte 0 euglenid 0 002 @ 00924225 n 0000 #m 00932982 n 0000 | marine and freshwater green or colorless flagellate organism &%Alga+  
00933955 05 n 02 Chlorophyta 0 division_Chlorophyta 0 006 @ 06102786 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 %m 00934355 n 0000 %m 00934688 n 0000 %m 00934978 n 0000 %m 00938977 n 0000 | large division of chiefly freshwater eukaryotic algae that possess chlorophyll a and b, store food as starch, and cellulose cell walls; classes Chlorophyceae, Ulvophyceae, and Charophyceae; obviously ancestral to land plants &%Alga+ 
00934355 05 n 02 Chlorophyceae 0 class_Chlorophyceae 0 007 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00933955 n 0000 %m 00935143 n 0000 %m 00935771 n 0000 %m 00936831 n 0000 %m 00937739 n 0000 %m 00938448 n 0000 | algae distinguished chiefly by having flagella and a clear green color, their chlorophyll being masked little if at all by other pigments &%Alga+  
00934688 05 n 02 green_algae 0 chlorophyte 0 007 @ 00924225 n 0000 #m 00933955 n 0000 ~ 00935634 n 0000 ~ 00937348 n 0000 ~ 00937581 n 0000 ~ 00939586 n 0000 ~ 00940349 n 0000 | algae that are clear green in color; often growing on wet ricks or damp wood or the surface of stagnant water &%Alga+  
00934978 05 n 02 Ulvophyceae 0 class_Ulvophyceae 0 002 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00933955 n 0000 | alternative name for the class Chlorophyceae in some classifications &%Alga+  
00935143 05 n 02 Ulvales 0 order_Ulvales 0 003 @ 00883478 n 0000 #m 00934355 n 0000 %m 00935274 n 0000 | an order of protoctista &%Alga+  
00935274 05 n 03 Ulvaceae 0 family_Ulvaceae 0 sea-lettuce_family 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00935143 n 0000 %m 00935438 n 0000 | thin flat or tubular green algae &%Alga+  
00935438 05 n 02 Ulva 0 genus_Ulva 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00935274 n 0000 %m 00935634 n 0000 | type genus of the family Ulvaceae; green seaweed having a thallus two cells thick: sea lettuce &%Alga+  
00935634 05 n 02 sea_lettuce 0 laver 1 002 @ 00934688 n 0000 #m 00935438 n 0000 | seaweed with edible translucent crinkly green fronds &%Alga+  
00935771 05 n 02 Volvocales 0 order_Volvocales 0 004 @ 00883478 n 0000 #m 00934355 n 0000 %m 00935956 n 0000 %m 00936368 n 0000 | chiefly freshwater green algae; solitary or colonial &%Alga+  
00935956 05 n 02 Volvocaceae 0 family_Volvocaceae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00935771 n 0000 %m 00936135 n 0000 | unicellular or colonial biflagellate free-swimming flagellates &%Alga+  
00936135 05 n 02 Volvox 0 genus_Volvox 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00935956 n 0000 | type genus of the Volvocaceae; minute pale green flagellates occurring in tiny spherical colonies; minute flagella rotate the colony about an axis &%Alga+  
00936368 05 n 02 Chlamydomonadaceae 0 family_Chlamydomonadaceae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00935771 n 0000 %m 00936556 n 0000 | green algae some of which are colored red by hematochrome &%Alga+  
00936556 05 n 02 Chlamydomonas 0 genus_Chlamydomonas 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00936368 n 0000 | type genus of the Chlamydomonadaceae; solitary doubly-flagellated plant-like algae common in fresh water and damp soil; multiply freely; often a pest around filtration plants &%Alga+  
00936831 05 n 04 Zygnematales 0 order_Zygnematales 0 Zygnemales 0 order_Zygnemales 0 003 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00934355 n 0000 %m 00937000 n 0000 | pond scums; desmids &%Alga+  
00937000 05 n 02 Zygnemataceae 0 family_Zygnemataceae 0 005 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00936831 n 0000 %m 00937221 n 0000 %m 00937348 n 0000 %m 00937459 n 0000 | pond scums: common freshwater algae forming green slimy masses &%Alga+  
00937221 05 n 02 Zygnema 0 genus_Zygnema 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00937000 n 0000 | type genus of the family Zygnemataceae &%Alga+  
00937348 05 n 01 pond_scum 0 002 @ 00934688 n 0000 #m 00937000 n 0000 | free-floating freshwater green algae &%Alga+  
00937459 05 n 01 genus_Spirogyra 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00937000 n 0000 %m 00937581 n 0000 | a genus of protoctista &%Alga+  
00937581 05 n 01 spirogyra 0 002 @ 00934688 n 0000 #m 00937459 n 0000 | freshwater algae consisting of minute filaments containing spiral chlorophyll bands &%Alga+  
00937739 05 n 02 Chlorococcales 0 order_Chlorococcales 0 004 @ 00883478 n 0000 #m 00934355 n 0000 %m 00937928 n 0000 %m 00938132 n 0000 | unicellular green algae that reproduce by spores &%Alga+  
00937928 05 n 02 Chlorococcum 0 genus_Chlorococcum 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00937739 n 0000 | type genus of Chlorococcales; unicellular green algae occurring singly or in a layer on soil or damp rock &%Alga+  
00938132 05 n 01 genus_Chlorella 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00937739 n 0000 %m 00938342 n 0000 | nonmotile unicellular green algae potentially important as source of high-grade protein and B-complex vitamins &%Alga+ 
00938342 05 n 01 chlorella 0 002 @ 00924225 n 0000 #m 00938132 n 0000 | any alga of the genus Chlorella &%Alga+  
00938448 05 n 02 Oedogoniales 0 order_oedogoniales 0 003 @ 00883478 n 0000 #m 00934355 n 0000 %m 00938619 n 0000 | simple or branched filamentous freshwater green algae &%Alga+  
00938619 05 n 02 Oedogoniaceae 0 family_Oedogoniaceae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00938448 n 0000 %m 00938763 n 0000 | filamentous green algae &%Alga+  
00938763 05 n 02 Oedogonium 0 genus_Oedogonium 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00938619 n 0000 | type genus of Oedogoniaceae; freshwater green algae having long unbranched filaments; usually free-floating when mature &%Alga+  
00938977 05 n 02 Charophyceae 0 class_Charophyceae 0 004 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00933955 n 0000 %m 00939171 n 0000 %m 00940080 n 0000 | in some classifications: contains only the order Charales &%Alga+  
00939171 05 n 02 Charales 0 order_Charales 0 003 @ 00883478 n 0000 #m 00938977 n 0000 %m 00939371 n 0000 | small order of macroscopic fresh and brackish water algae with a distinct axis: stoneworts &%Alga+  
00939371 05 n 02 Characeae 0 family_Characeae 0 005 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00939171 n 0000 %m 00939586 n 0000 %m 00939817 n 0000 %m 00939963 n 0000 | green algae superficially resembling horsetail ferns: stoneworts &%Alga+  
00939586 05 n 01 stonewort 0 002 @ 00934688 n 0000 #m 00939371 n 0000 | any of various submerged aquatic algae of the genus Chara having nodes with whorled filamentlike branches; usually encrusted with calcium carbonate deposits &%Alga+  
00939817 05 n 02 Chara 0 genus_Chara 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00939371 n 0000 | green algae common in freshwater lakes of limestone districts &%Alga+  
00939963 05 n 02 Nitella 0 genus_Nitella 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00939371 n 0000 | fragile branching stoneworts &%Alga+  
00940080 05 n 02 Desmidiaceae 0 family_Desmidiaceae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00938977 n 0000 %m 00940216 n 0000 | unicellular algae &%Alga+  
00940216 05 n 02 Desmidium 0 genus_Desmidium 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00940080 n 0000 ~ 00940349 n 0000 | a genus of protoctista &%Alga+  
00940349 05 n 01 desmid 0 002 @ 00934688 n 0000 @ 00940216 n 0000 | freshwater green algae &%Alga+  
00940442 05 n 02 Rhodophyta 0 division_Rhodophyta 0 004 @ 06102786 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 %m 00940635 n 0000 %m 00940834 n 0000 | lower plants; mostly marine and littoral eukaryotic algae &%Alga+  
00940635 05 n 02 Rhodophyceae 0 class_Rhodophyceae 0 005 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00940442 n 0000 %m 00941251 n 0000 %m 00941735 n 0000 %m 00942151 n 0000 | coextensive with the  Rhodophyta: red algae &%Alga+  
00940834 05 n 01 red_algae 0 007 @ 00924225 n 0000 #m 00940442 n 0000 ~ 00941108 n 0000 ~ 00941527 n 0000 ~ 00942034 n 0000 ~ 00942421 n 0000 %p 07868283 n 0000 | marine algae in which the chlorophyll is masked by a red or purplish pigment; source of agar and carrageenan &%Alga+ 
00941108 05 n 01 sea_moss 2 001 @ 00940834 n 0000 | any of various red algae having graceful rose to purple fronds (e.g. dulse or carrageen) &%Alga+  
00941251 05 n 02 Gigartinaceae 0 family_Gigartinaceae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00940635 n 0000 %m 00941395 n 0000 | a family of protoctista &%Alga+  
00941395 05 n 02 Chondrus 0 genus_Chondrus 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00941251 n 0000 %m 00941527 n 0000 | a genus of protoctista &%Alga+  
00941527 05 n 05 Irish_moss 0 carrageen 0 carageen 0 carragheen 0 Chondrus_crispus 0 002 @ 00940834 n 0000 #m 00941395 n 0000 | dark purple edible seaweed of the Atlantic coasts of Europe and North America &%Alga+  
00941735 05 n 02 Rhodymeniaceae 0 family_Rhodymeniaceae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00940635 n 0000 %m 00941881 n 0000 | a family of protoctista &%Alga+ 
00941881 05 n 02 Rhodymenia 0 genus_Rhodymenia 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00941735 n 0000 %m 00942034 n 0000 | type genus of the family Rhodymeniaceae &%Alga+  
00942034 05 n 02 dulse 0 Rhodymenia_palmata 0 002 @ 00940834 n 0000 #m 00941881 n 0000 | coarse edible red seaweed &%Alga+  
00942151 05 n 02 Bangiaceae 0 family_Bangiaceae 0 003 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00940635 n 0000 %m 00942289 n 0000 | a family of protoctista &%Alga+  
00942289 05 n 02 Porphyra 0 genus_Porphyra 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00942151 n 0000 %m 00942421 n 0000 | a genus of protoctista &%Alga+  
00942421 05 n 02 red_laver 0 laver 2 002 @ 00940834 n 0000 #m 00942289 n 0000 | edible red seaweeds &%Alga+  
00942523 05 n 02 eukaryote 0 eucaryote 0 002 @ 00002086 n 0000 ! 00942781 n 0101 | an organism with cells characteristic of all life forms except primitive microorganisms such as bacteria; i.e. an organism with `good' or membrane-bound nuclei in its cells &%Organism+  
00942781 05 n 02 prokaryote 0 procaryote 0 002 @ 00002086 n 0000 ! 00942523 n 0101 | a unicellular organism having cells lacking membrane-bound nuclei; bacteria are the prime example but also included are blue-green algae and actinomycetes and mycoplasma &%Microorganism+  
00943038 05 n 01 zooid 0 001 @ 00002086 n 0000 | one of the distinct individuals forming a colonial animal such as a bryozoan or hydrozoan &%Microorganism+  
00943179 05 n 04 Mastigophora 0 class_Mastigophora 0 Flagellata 0 class_Flagellata 0 006 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00916577 n 0000 %m 00943410 n 0000 %m 00943783 n 0000 %m 00944980 n 0000 %m 00947277 n 0000 | protozoa having flagella &%Microorganism+  
00943410 05 n 04 flagellate 0 flagellated_protozoan 0 mastigophoran 0 mastigophore 0 009 @ 00916896 n 0000 #m 00943179 n 0000 ~ 00944103 n 0000 ~ 00945241 n 0000 ~ 00945568 n 0000 ~ 00945953 n 0000 ~ 00946195 n 0000 ~ 00946510 n 0000 ~ 00947147 n 0000 | usually nonphotosynthetic free-living protozoan with whiplike appendages; some pathogens of humans and other animals &%Microorganism+  
00943783 05 n 04 Dinoflagellata 0 order_Dinoflagellata 0 Cilioflagellata 0 order_Cilioflagellata 0 005 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00943179 n 0000 %m 00944103 n 0000 %m 00944295 n 0000 %m 00944550 n 0000 | in some classifications considered a phylum of the kingdom Protista; in others included in the plant phylum Pyrrophyta &%Microorganism+  
00944103 05 n 01 dinoflagellate 0 004 @ 00943410 n 0000 #m 00943783 n 0000 ~ 00944417 n 0000 ~ 00944857 n 0000 | chiefly marine protozoa having two flagella; a chief constituent of plankton &%Microorganism+  
00944295 05 n 01 genus_Noctiluca 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00943783 n 0000 %m 00944417 n 0000 | a genus of protoctista &%Microorganism+  
00944417 05 n 02 noctiluca 0 Noctiluca_miliaris 0 002 @ 00944103 n 0000 #m 00944295 n 0000 | large bioluminescent marine protozoan &%Microorganism+  
00944550 05 n 02 Peridiniidae 0 family_Peridiniidae 0 004 @ 00915202 n 0000 #m 00943783 n 0000 %m 00944725 n 0000 %m 00944857 n 0000 | marine and freshwater dinoflagellates &%Microorganism+  
00944725 05 n 02 Peridinium 0 genus_Peridinium 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00944550 n 0000 | type genus of the family Peridiniidae &%Microorganism+  
00944857 05 n 01 peridinian 0 002 @ 00944103 n 0000 #m 00944550 n 0000 | flagellate with a thick test composed of plates &%Microorganism+  
00944980 05 n 02 Zoomastigina 0 subclass_Zoomastigina 0 005 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00943179 n 0000 %m 00945241 n 0000 %m 00945415 n 0000 %m 00945703 n 0000 | in some classifications considered a phylum of the kingdom Protista; holozoic or saprozoic flagellates &%Microorganism+  
00945241 05 n 02 zoomastigote 0 zooflagellate 0 002 @ 00943410 n 0000 #m 00944980 n 0000 | flagellate protozoan lacking photosynthesis and other plant-like characteristics &%Microorganism+ 
00945415 05 n 02 Hypermastigina 0 order_Hypermastigina 0 003 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00944980 n 0000 %m 00945568 n 0000 | cellulose-producing flagellates &%Microorganism+  
00945568 05 n 01 hypermastigote 0 002 @ 00943410 n 0000 #m 00945415 n 0000 | flagellate symbiotic in the intestines of e.g. termites &%Microorganism+ 
00945703 05 n 02 Polymastigina 0 order_Polymastigina 0 008 @ 00878880 n 0000 #m 00944980 n 0000 %m 00945953 n 0000 %m 00946065 n 0000 %m 00946362 n 0000 %m 00946622 n 0000 %m 00946786 n 0000 %m 00946936 n 0000 | small usually parasitic flagellates &%Microorganism+  
00945953 05 n 01 polymastigote 0 002 @ 00943410 n 0000 #m 00945703 n 0000 | flagellates with several flagella &%Microorganism+  
00946065 05 n 01 genus_Costia 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00945703 n 0000 %m 00946195 n 0000 | a genus of flagellate protoctista &%Microorganism+  
00946195 05 n 02 costia 0 Costia_necatrix 0 002 @ 00943410 n 0000 #m 00946065 n 0000 | a flagellate that is the cause of the frequently fatal fish disease costiasis &%Microorganism+ &%ToxicOrganism+  
00946362 05 n 01 genus_Giardia 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00945703 n 0000 %m 00946510 n 0000 | flagellates parasitic in intestines of vertebrates &%Microorganism+  
00946510 05 n 01 giardia 0 002 @ 00943410 n 0000 #m 00946362 n 0000 | a suspected cause of diarrhea in humans &%Microorganism+ &%ToxicOrganism+  
00946622 05 n 02 Chilomastix 0 genus_Chilomastix 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00945703 n 0000 | flagellates parasitic in intestines of vertebrates including humans &%Microorganism+  
00946786 05 n 02 Hexamita 0 genus_Hexamita 0 002 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00945703 n 0000 | flagellates free-living or parasitic in intestines of birds &%Microorganism+  
00946936 05 n 01 genus_Trichomonas 0 003 @ 00915715 n 0000 #m 00945703 n 0000 %m 00947147 n 0000 | flagellates parasitic in alimentary or genitourinary tracts of vertebrates and invertebrates including humans &%Microorganism+  
00947147 05 n 01 trichomonad 0 002 @ 00943410 n 0000 #m 00946936 n 0000 | cause of trichomoniasis in women and cattle and birds &%Microorganism+ &%ToxicOrganism+  
00947277 05 n 02 Phytomastigina 0 subclass_Phytomastigina 0 003 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00943179 n 0000 %m 00947482 n 0000 | plantlike flagellates containing chlorophyll; often considered unicellular algae &%Alga+  
00947482 05 n 01 plantlike_flagellate 0 002 @ 00916896 n 0000 #m 00947277 n 0000 | unicellular organisms having many characteristics of typical algae &%Alga+  
00947634 05 n 02 Cryptophyta 0 phylum_Cryptophyta 0 003 @ 06038109 n 0000 #m 00913882 n 0000 %m 00947786 n 0000 | a phylum in the kingdom Protoctista &%Alga+  
00947786 05 n 02 Cryptophyceae 0 class_Cryptophyceae 0 003 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00947634 n 0000 %m 00947955 n 0000 | motile usually brownish-green protozoa-like algae &%Alga+ 
00947955 05 n 02 cryptomonad 0 cryptophyte 0 002 @ 00924225 n 0000 #m 00947786 n 0000 | common in fresh and salt water appearing along the shore as algal blooms &%Alga+ 
00948118 05 n 02 Sporozoa 0 class_Sporozoa 0 007 @ 06039237 n 0000 #m 00916577 n 0000 %m 00948429 n 0000 %m 00949216 n 0000 %m 00950905 n 0000 %m 00952441 n 0000 %m 00953408 n 0000 | strictly parasitic protozoans that are usually immobile; includes plasmodia and coccidia and piroplasms and malaria parasites &%Microorganism+  
00948429 05 n 01 sporozoan 0 017 @ 00916896 n 0000 #m 00948118 n 0000 ~ 00948807 n 0000 ~ 00948957 n 0000 ~ 00949072 n 0000 ~ 00949925 n 0000 ~ 00950240 n 0000 ~ 00950594 n 0000 ~ 00951043 n 0000 ~ 00951405 n 0000 ~ 00951847 n 0000 ~ 00952258 n 0000 ~ 00952938 n 0000 ~ 00953249 n 0000 ~ 00953767 n 0000 ~ 00954023 n 0000 ~ 00954327 n 0000 | parasitic spore-forming protozoan &%Microorganism+  
00948807 05 n 01 sporozoite