last updated: 28 May 2023
- given a list of X words, ask for frequent English words not included in the list
- given a word, ask for words related to that word morphologically e.g. if given 'easy' should expect 'easier, easiest, uneasy' etc
- given a word, generate a list of frequent phrases or compounds that use that word
- given a dictionary entry for a word, find senses of that word that are not included in the entry
- given a dictionary entry for a word, find senses for parts of speech not included in the entry
- given an example or citation, create a definition
- in a specific format
- for a specific audience
- given a dictionary definition, rewrite it:
- into a format suitable for children ages 7-12
- into Basic English, for learners
- to be under a certain character count
- to use words under a certain length
- to use only a controlled vocabulary
- given a dictionary entry for a word, create an example using the word in that sense
- given a word, find a citation for the word in a published work
- specify the author (e.g. in Dickens)
- specify a date (e.g. before 1925)
- given an IPA pronunciation, rewrite it
- into a different format (e.g. moo goo gai pan)
- as it would be pronounced in a different variant (eg British English schedule/shedule)
- given a non-IPA pronunciation, rewrite it into IPA
- given a word, create an IPA pronunciation for it
- given a word, tell me if the word is considered:
- offensive
- slang
- restricted in usage (e.g. 'in Mathematics', 'in the SE US')
- vulgar
- archaic
- obsolete
- dated
- give me a list of all possibly offensive words between two headwords
- "give me a word that means … "
- "create a word that means X" (using only Latinate forms, etc.)
- find the earliest citation for a word
- given a word, provide usage guidance
- Given a definition, create a dictionary-style line drawing with labels