User:Quercus solaris/gem 1

The kernel of enthusiasm is the [oversimplified] idea, "What if you just dumped a giant list of headwords and wrapped them all in 'annotated link', and what you get is kind of like a gem dictionary that is dynamically updatable." In practice, it is not particularly useful, but it's worth sandboxing and fucking around with for various parametric reasons. It has potential, if one were to do certain kinds of work to add value. This is a fling.

Nature of shortdesc values:

  • gem definition
  • hypernym (including hypernymous noun phrase, semantically unitary category, not the same thing as a lexicalized collocation [often overlap/coinstantiation, often not])
  • loop circuits: w:WP:Categorization, wikt:WT:Categorization
  • other

On silence: disambigs are silent; missing shortdescs are silent

To-do:

  • Introduce some more coverage of polysemy and homonymy herein

{{annotated link|ache}}

{{annotated link|acid}}

{{annotated link|acid-base disorder}}

{{annotated link|alcohol}}

→ {{annotated link|alcohol (chemistry)|alcohol}}

→ → {{annotated link|ethanol}}

→ → {{annotated link|methanol}}

→ {{annotated link|alcoholic beverage}}

{{annotated link|alkali}}

{{annotated link|allantois}}

{{annotated link|alopecia}}

{{annotated link|amnion}}

{{annotated link|angina}}

{{annotated link|ankle}}

{{annotated link|anorexia nervosa}}

{{annotated link|anorexia}}

{{annotated link|anthrax}}

{{annotated link|aorta}}

{{annotated link|aphthae}}

{{annotated link|aphthous stomatitis}}

{{annotated link|appetite}}

{{annotated link|archaea}}

{{annotated link|arm}}

{{annotated link|arm}}

{{annotated link|arthrosis}}

{{annotated link|ascites}}

{{annotated link|asthma}}

{{annotated link|atheroma}}

{{annotated link|atlas}}

{{annotated link|axis}}

{{annotated link|back}}

{{annotated link|backwash}}

{{annotated link|bacterium}}

{{annotated link|baking soda}}

{{annotated link|bamboo spine}}

{{annotated link|bamboo}}

{{annotated link|base}}

{{annotated link|belly button}}

{{annotated link|belly}}

{{annotated link|benzoin}}

{{annotated link|bezoar}}

{{annotated link|big toe}}

{{annotated link|bladder}}

{{annotated link|blood}}

{{annotated link|body}}

{{annotated link|boil}}

{{annotated link|bone fracture}}

{{annotated link|bone}}

{{annotated link|breast}} — meronyms: {{annotated link|mammary gland}}; {{annotated link|mammary duct}}; {{annotated link|nipple}}; {{annotated link|areola}}

{{annotated link|bronchus}}

{{annotated link|bulimia}}

{{annotated link|cachexia}}

{{annotated link|calcaneus}}

{{annotated link|camphor}}

{{annotated link|canker sore}} — synonym of {{annotated link|aphthous stomatitis}}

{{annotated link|canker}}

{{annotated link|canthus}}

{{annotated link|carbuncle}}

{{annotated link|caries}}

{{annotated link|cell}}

{{annotated link|cheek}}

{{annotated link|cheekbone}}

{{annotated link|chest pain}} — hyponym: {{annotated link|angina pectoris}}

{{annotated link|chills}}

{{annotated link|chlamydia}}

{{annotated link|cholera}}

{{annotated link|chorion}}

cicatrix

synonym of {{annotated link|scar}}

→ {{annotated link|Cicatrix|Cicatrix}}

{{annotated link|cleft palate}}

{{annotated link|clubfoot}}

{{annotated link|coccyx}}

condition

→ health condition — near-synonym of {{annotated link|disease}}; compare health status

→ medical condition — near-synonym of {{annotated link|disease}}

→ → {{annotated link|chronic condition}}

condyloma

→ {{annotated link|condyloma acuminata}}

→ {{annotated link|condyloma lata}}

corn

→ {{annotated link|grain}}

→ → {{annotated link|maize}}

→ {{annotated link|corn (pathology)|corn}}

{{annotated link|cornea}}

{{annotated link|cranium}}; synonym of {{annotated link|skull}}

{{annotated link|cremaster}}

{{annotated link|delirium}}

{{annotated link|dementia}}

{{annotated link|dental cavity}}

{{annotated link|depression}}

{{annotated link|dermatitis}}

{{annotated link|diarrhea}}

{{annotated link|dirt}}

{{annotated link|disease}}

{{annotated link|disequilibrium}}

{{annotated link|disorder}}

{{annotated link|dizziness}}

{{annotated link|DNA}}

{{annotated link|drifter}}

{{annotated link|dust}}

{{annotated link|dysphoria}}

{{annotated link|dyspnea}}

{{annotated link|dysthymia}}

{{annotated link|ear}}

{{annotated link|eczema}}

{{annotated link|elbow}}

{{annotated link|emesis}}

{{annotated link|entity}}

{{annotated link|epicanthus}}

{{annotated link|epididymis}}

{{annotated link|epiglottis}}

{{annotated link|erysipelas}}

{{annotated link|erythema}}

{{annotated link|erythema}}

{{annotated link|esophagus}}

{{annotated link|ethanol}}

{{annotated link|excessive daytime sleepiness}}

{{annotated link|extensor pollicis longus}}

{{annotated link|eye}}

{{annotated link|eyebrow}}

{{annotated link|eyelash}}

{{annotated link|eyelid}}

{{annotated link|face}}

{{annotated link|fat}}

{{annotated link|feces}}

{{annotated link|femoral head fracture}}

{{annotated link|femoral neck fracture}}

{{annotated link|femur}}

{{annotated link|finger}}

{{annotated link|fingernail}}

{{annotated link|fistula}}

{{annotated link|flank}}

{{annotated link|floater}}

{{annotated link|flour}}

{{annotated link|foramen magnum}}

{{annotated link|forehead}}

{{annotated link|fovea}}

{{annotated link|fracture}}

{{annotated link|frozen shoulder}}

{{annotated link|funny bone}}

{{annotated link|furuncle}}

{{annotated link|gastrocnemius}}

gastroesophageal reflux [the retrograde flow itself, which, if it happens often enough and bad enough, produces the disease (rises to the level of meeting the criteria for the definition thereof)]

→ A simple/dumb dump doesn't handle this aspect well — whatever is a WP redirect is lumped as if it were synonymous — which (1) it often is not in precise usage and (2) it often is in ontologically sloppy, hypermetonymic quotidian usage

{{annotated link|gastroesophageal reflux disease}}

{{annotated link|GERD}}

{{annotated link|glottis}}

{{annotated link|gonorrhea}}

{{annotated link|gout}}

{{annotated link|great vessel}}

{{annotated link|gut}}

{{annotated link|hairline}}

{{annotated link|half-normal saline}}

{{annotated link|hammertoe}}

{{annotated link|hand}}

{{annotated link|harelip}}

{{annotated link|head}}

{{annotated link|headache}}

{{annotated link|heart}}

{{annotated link|head and neck surgery}}

→ closely semantically connected with {{annotated link|otolaryngology}}

{{annotated link|hip fracture}}

{{annotated link|hip}}

{{annotated link|humerus}}

{{annotated link|impetigo}}

{{annotated link|index finger}}

{{annotated link|intestine}}

{{annotated link|itch}}

{{annotated link|jaundice}}

{{annotated link|joint}}

{{annotated link|kerion}}

{{annotated link|kidney}}

{{annotated link|Klebsiella}}

{{annotated link|knee}}

{{annotated link|knee}}

{{annotated link|kneecap}}

{{annotated link|knock-knee}}

{{annotated link|lagophthalmos}}

{{annotated link|larynx}}

{{annotated link|latus}}

{{annotated link|leg}}

{{annotated link|lightheadedness}}

{{annotated link|lip}}

{{annotated link|lipid}}

{{annotated link|little toe}}

{{annotated link|liver}}

{{annotated link|loin}}

{{annotated link|lung}}

{{annotated link|mallet finger}}

{{annotated link|mandible}}

{{annotated link|maxilla}}

{{annotated link|meal}}

{{annotated link|measle}}

{{annotated link|meiosis}}

{{annotated link|melancholy}}

{{annotated link|methanol}}

{{annotated link|microbe}}

{{annotated link|microorganism}}

{{annotated link|middle finger}}

{{annotated link|migraine}}

{{annotated link|migraine}}

{{annotated link|miscarriage}}

{{annotated link|mitosis}}

{{annotated link|mouth}}

{{annotated link|mucus}}

{{annotated link|mydriasis}}

{{annotated link|nausea}}

{{annotated link|neck}}

{{annotated link|neck}}

{{annotated link|neoprene}}

{{annotated link|nerve}}

{{annotated link|nose}}

{{annotated link|nucha}}

{{annotated link|nucleic acid}}

{{annotated link|nystagmus}}

{{annotated link|oil}}

{{annotated link|opisthotonos}}

{{annotated link|oral and maxillofacial pathology}}

{{annotated link|oral and maxillofacial radiology}}

{{annotated link|oral and maxillofacial surgery}}

{{annotated link|organ}}

{{annotated link|orthopnea}}

{{annotated link|otolaryngology}}

→ closely semantically connected with {{annotated link|head and neck surgery}}

{{annotated link|otorhinolaryngology}}

{{annotated link|pacemaker}}

→ {{annotated link|artificial pacemaker}}

→ {{annotated link|cardiac pacemaker}}

→ {{annotated link|wandering pacemaker}}

{{annotated link|pain}}

{{annotated link|pancreas}}

{{annotated link|pelvic fracture}}

{{annotated link|peptide}}

{{annotated link|peritoneum}}

{{annotated link|pimple}}

{{annotated link|pinky toe}}

{{annotated link|pinky}}

{{annotated link|plague}}

{{annotated link|plankton}}

{{annotated link|plasma}}

{{annotated link|plethora}}

{{annotated link|pleura}}

{{annotated link|pleurisy}}

{{annotated link|polypeptide}}

{{annotated link|poor appetite}}

{{annotated link|protein}}

{{annotated link|pylorus}}

{{annotated link|radius}}

{{annotated link|raphe}}

→ ridged union of continuous biological tissue

→ → {{annotated link|raphe nucleus}}

→ → → is a moderate-size cluster of nuclei found in the brain stem that releases serotonin to the rest of the brain. Selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor (SSRI) antidepressants are believed to act at these nuclei.

→ → {{annotated link|buccal raphe}}

→ → → which is on the cheek and evidence of the fusion of the maxillary and mandibular processes

→ → {{annotated link|lingual raphe}}

→ → → on the tongue. Obvious physical evidence of the lingual raphe includes the frenulum (also called the frenum), or band of mucous membrane that is visible under the tongue attaching it to the floor of the mouth. If this raphe is too tight at birth, movement of the tongue is restricted and the child is said to be "tongue tied".

→ → {{annotated link|palatine raphe}}

→ → → on the roof of the mouth (or palate). Incomplete fusion of the palatine raphe results in a congenital defect known as cleft palate.

→ → {{annotated link|pharyngeal raphe}}

→ → → joins the left and right pharyngeal constrictors.

→ → {{annotated link|perineal raphe}}

→ → → extends from the anus, through the mid-line of the scrotum (scrotal raphe), and upwards through the ventral mid-line aspect of the penis (penile raphe) in males. In females, it extends from the anus, through the mid-line of the perineum to the posterior junction of the labia majora.

→ → {{annotated link|anococcygeal raphe}} — synonym of anococcygeal body

→ → {{annotated link|iliococcygeal raphe}}

→ → {{annotated link|pterygomandibular raphe}}

→ → {{annotated link|lateral palpebral raphe}}

→ → {{annotated link|mylohyoid raphe}}

{{annotated link|receding hairline}}

{{annotated link|recurrent aphthous stomatitis}}

{{annotated link|reflux}}

{{annotated link|retina}}

{{annotated link|ring finger}}

{{annotated link|RNA}}

{{annotated link|saddle block}}

{{annotated link|safranin}}

{{annotated link|saphenous vein}}

{{annotated link|sarcopenia}}

{{annotated link|sarcopenic obesity}}

{{annotated link|scab}}

{{annotated link|scabies}}

{{annotated link|scalp}}

{{annotated link|scar}}

{{annotated link|serum}}

{{annotated link|shin}}

{{annotated link|shinbone}}; — synonyms: tibia; shankbone

{{annotated link|shock}}

{{annotated link|silk worm}}

{{annotated link|silk}}

{{annotated link|skin}}

{{annotated link|skull}}; — synonyms: {{annotated link|cranium}}

{{annotated link|sleepiness}}

{{annotated link|soda water}}

{{annotated link|soda}}

{{annotated link|sore}}

{{annotated link|spine}}

{{annotated link|sprain}}

{{annotated link|staphylococcus}}

{{annotated link|staphyloma}}

{{annotated link|starch}}

{{annotated link|stillborn}}

{{annotated link|stomach}}

{{annotated link|stomatitis}}

{{annotated link|strain}}

{{annotated link|strawberry mark}}

{{annotated link|streptococcus}}

{{annotated link|sugar}}

{{annotated link|symptom}}

{{annotated link|syphilis}}

{{annotated link|syrinx}}

{{annotated link|tabes}}

talus

→ {{annotated link|talus (fortification)|talus}}

→ {{annotated link|talus bone|talus}} — synonym: ankle bone

{{annotated link|tenderness}}

{{annotated link|tenesmus}}

{{annotated link|tetanus}}

{{annotated link|the bends}}

{{annotated link|the clap}}

{{annotated link|thumb}}

{{annotated link|tibia}}

{{annotated link|tissue}}

{{annotated link|toe}}

{{annotated link|toenail}}

{{annotated link|tongue}}

{{annotated link|tooth}}

{{annotated link|trachoma}}

{{annotated link|tragus}}

{{annotated link|trochanter}}

troche — near-synonym of {{annotated link|throat lozenge}}

{{annotated link|ulna}}

{{annotated link|umbilicus}}

{{annotated link|urine}}

{{annotated link|valgus}}

{{annotated link|varus}}

{{annotated link|verruca}}

{{annotated link|vertebra}}

{{annotated link|vertebra}}

{{annotated link|vertigo}}

{{annotated link|virus}}

{{annotated link|vomiting}}

{{annotated link|wart}}

{{annotated link|wart}}

{{annotated link|wound}}

{{annotated link|wrist}}