Verbs by Zed Lopez

Provides these phrases:

``<text> as a verb`` returns a verb. If it couldn't find a verb it returns "the null verb", i.e., the value 0 cast as a verb. If there's a possibility of this, your code should make a test like ``if v is the null verb`` after calling the phrase.

``say showme-meaning of <verb>`` outputs one of: - Relation of objects: <relation name> relation - For saying only - Property - I don't know the meaning of <provided verb>

This improves on the default behavior of ``showme the meaning of <verb>`` which outputs "relation of objects: equality relation" for verbs that are for saying only and "relation of objects: relation" for verbs that are properties.

If v is the verb to be and you use the built-in say phrase ``say "[v]" ``, the output is "verb be". This extension adds ``say verb <verb>`` which outputs just "be".

See Verbal Commands by Zed Lopez

Section Changelog 1/211231 added documentation, use "line number 1" instead of a regexp to trim whitespace 1/211213 give verb-meaning more polished output