semantic /si-manˈtik/

1. Relating to meaning, esp of words
2. Relating to semantics

semanˈteme noun

A unit of meaning, a word or the base of a word, that conveys a definite idea

semanˈtically adverb

semanˈticist noun

semanˈtics singular noun

1. The area of linguistics dealing with the meaning of words
2. The meaning attached to words or symbols (computing)

(loosely) differences in, and shades of, meaning of words

sememe /seˈmēm or sēˈmēm/ noun

A unit of meaning, usu specif the smallest linguistically analysable unit

semantic error noun (computing)

An error which results in an ambiguous or erroneous meaning in a program

semantic memory noun

A computer memory that recalls vast blocks of information corresponding to whole areas of human knowledge, eg language or mathematics, rather than specific items of data

• Catch-22
• catchable
• catch a crab
• catch-all
• catch-as-catch-can
• catch at
• catch at straws
• catch-basin
• catch-basins
• catch cold
• catch cold at
• catch-crop
• catch-crops
• catch-drain
• catch-drains
• catched
• catchen
• catcher
• catchers
• catches
• catch fire
• catchflies
• catchfly
• catch hold of
• catchier