Verbs used in ADRIFT

By default ADRIFT will respond to following list of verbs:

ask, attack, 
block, break, buy, bye, 
can, chop, clean, clear, climb, close, cp, cry, cut, 
dance, date, destroy, dir, directions, down, drink, drop, 
e, east, eat, enter, empty, ex, exam, examine, exits, 
feed, feel, fight, find, fix, fly, 
get, give, go, 
hit, how, hum, 
i, inv, inventory, 
jump, 
kick, kill, kiss, 
l, leave, lie, lift, light, listen, ln, locate, lock, look, ls, 
move, mv, 
n, ne, no, north, northeast, north-east, northwest, north-west, nw, 
open, out, 
panel, past, pick, press, previous, pull, punch, push, put, 
read, remove, run, 
s, say, se, sell, shake, shoot, shout, sing, sit, slap, sleep, smash, smell, south, southeast,  
south-east, southwest, southwest, stab, stand, status, stop, suck, sw, 
take, talk, thank, throw, time, touch, turn, turns, 
unblock, undo, unlock, up, 
w, wait, wash, wear, west, what, when, where, whistle, who, why,
x, 
yes, z,

If you need to use alternatives commands this can be achieved with the ADRIFT synonym feature. Once a synoym is created for a command it will be treated in the same manner as if the original command entered.

It is also possible to change the default response ADRIFT gives to any of these verbs. To override the command use a task or ADRIFT Language Resource file.

ADRIFT also uses some special commands which are:

!, 
!!, 
about, again, author, 
clr, commands, control, control panel, control-panel, count, 
end, endgame, 
g, 
help, hint, history, 
info, information, 
last, 
num, 
quit, 
restore,
save, score,
version,