blister
blister.01 - (Cause) formation of blisters
BLISTER NOTES: Arg2 added for THYME-AMR.BLISTER-V NOTES: Roleset by Katie based on internet search, parallel expansion of verbnet, propbank, and sense groupings. Member of VN class entity_specific _cos-45.5. (from blister-v.01)
BLISTER-V NOTES: Roleset by Katie based on internet search, parallel expansion of verbnet, propbank, and sense groupings. Causative form of blister. No VNcls. (from blister-v.03)
BLISTERING-N NOTES: (from blistering-n.01)
Aliases:
blister (v.)
blistering (n.)
blistering (n.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: agent/causer of blisters
ARG1-PPT: thing becoming blistered
ARG2-PRD: the blister itself
ARG1-PPT: thing becoming blistered
ARG2-PRD: the blister itself
blister-v: inchoative, passive
Her feetARG1
blisteredrel
during the long hikeARGM-TMP
.blister-v: transitive
The tight shoes and perspirationARG0
blisteredrel
her feetARG1
.blister-v: transitive
The heatARG0
blisteredrel
her handARG1
.blistering-n
Nancy 's new shoes 'ARG0
blisteringrel
of her feetARG1
was only worsening as the day went on .blister.02 - Scald, verbally or in writting
BLISTER-V NOTES: Roleset by Katie based on internet search, parallel expansion of verbnet, propbank, and sense groupings. No VNcls. (from blister-v.02)Aliases:
blister (v.)
Roles:
ARG0-PAG: Scalder
ARG1-PPT: Recipient of scalding
ARG1-PPT: Recipient of scalding
blister-v: transative blister example
The professorARG0
blisteredrel
the studentsARG1
.blister-v: blister with loc and tem
The senatorARG0
blisteredrel
the administrationARG1
in his speechARGM-LOC
on FridayARGM-TMP
.