this is awesome. you click on the 's' to get the semantic relations, and then you can click on the 's' for those words to get THEIR semantic relations.

god I'm a geek.

libel vs. liable

I love language.

this word has been used many a time in my recent grammar reading. from the context (don't laugh at me that I didn't know what it meant and had to look it up), I took it to mean "even if it's grammatically correct, it can be awkward".

but I wanted to see what the oed said, where I found this:
Peculiar to or characteristic of a particular language ( Read more... )

my favorite sentence in my reading tonight:
References to a married couple can pose problems.

indeed.

now, it's referring to the word "couple", and what verb you should use with it. but I still think that it's funny.