Use this domain for words referring to a person's voice and the way it sounds--the kind of sound a person makes when they speak or sing.

Use this domain for words related to talking about a subject.

Use this domain for words that indicate if something is true, if it agrees with reality, or if it is not true.

Use this domain for words referring to carrying on a conversation with other people.

Use this domain for words related to asking a question.

Use this domain for words referring to debating--for two or more people to discuss some issue and try to persuade the other person to accept one's view.

Use this domain for words related to praising someone or something--to say something good about someone, or to say that someone did something good.

Use this domain for words related to criticizing someone or something--to say that something is bad, especially something that someone did.

Use this domain for words related to promising to do something--to say that you will do something in the future.

Use this domain for words related to reporting something--to say that something has happened and to tell about it.

Use this domain for words referring to something someone says, which relays information from someone else, or about something someone has done.

Use this domain for words referring to figurative speech--saying something that is not meant to be understood literally (according to the normal meaning of each word), or saying something that compares one thing to another.

Use this domain for words referring to admitting something--saying that you have done wrong, or that your beliefs were wrong

Use this domain for words that refer to words and groups of words.

Use this domain for words referring to information--something someone says about something.

Use this domain for words referring to a fable or myth--a story that people tell that is not true.

Use this domain for words referring to a saying or proverb--a short thing that people say to teach something.

Use this domain for words referring to a riddle--something someone says that is hard to understand.

Use this domain for words related to poetry.

Use this domain for words related to history.

Use this domain for words referring to verbal tradition--something that your ancestors told to each successive generation.

Use this domain for obscene words related to sex, defecation, death, damnation, and other taboo or offensive subjects. It is important to check the appropriateness of including obscene words in the dictionary. It should be the choice of the speakers of the language whether a word should be included or excluded. Obscene words included in the dictionary should be clearly marked as such. Obscenity is often used to heighten the emotion of an expression, and is often used when someone is angry. Obscenity is often associated with sex or defecation. Cursing is often associated with God, religion, or the afterlife. Insults often involve equating a person with an animal that is associated with an undesirable characteristic, questioning someone's parentage/legitimacy, questioning someone's character, or questioning someone's intelligence/sanity.

Use this domain for words referring to gesturing--moving a part of the body to communicate a message.

Use this domain for words related to pointing at something--to move a part of your body toward something so that people will look at it.

Use this domain for facial expressions--ways in which people move the parts of their faces to show feeling or communicate something.

Use this domain for words related to the expression of good feelings, including laughing--the sounds a person makes when he is enjoying himself or thinks something is funny.

Use this domain for words related to crying--when water forms in the eyes because of sadness or pain.

Use this domain for words related to writing.

Use this domain for words referring to written material--something that has writing on it.

Use this domain for words related to reading.

Use this domain for words related to publishing books.

Use this domain for words related to a record--something written because people need to remember it.

Use this domain for words related to a list of things.

Use this domain for words referring to letter--a written message that is sent to someone.

Use this domain for words related to the meaning of something that is said.

Use this domain for words describing something that is meaningless--something someone says that doesn't mean anything.

Use this domain for words related to being unintelligible--to say something that someone cannot understand.

Use this domain for words referring to showing or indicating something--if something (such as an object, something said, or something that happens) shows something, it makes people think of something or understand something (e.g. When his face turns red, it indicates he is angry.)

Use this domain for words related to radio and television.

Use this domain for words related to the telephone.

Use this domain for words related to newspapers and magazines.

Use this domain for words related to movies and the cinema.

Use this domain for words related to recording music.

Use this domain for words related to communication devices.