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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 @ 0