ACCEPT - To accept an offer made to you.
ACCEPT CONFIRM - For EXCHANGE verb. Works same as regular accept.
ACT - Lets you customize what you do, but in second POV, like, act falls asleep. Everyone (including you) sees ((yourname) falls asleep.)
Example:
>act bats her eyes at Sicarium.
(Quiveria bats her eyes at Sicarium.)
Etc.
ADVICE - Helpful if you're a newbie; gives you advice on what to do in the lands.
APPLAUD - You applaud.
APPLAUD (yourname) -You clap your hands.
APPLAUD (player) - You applaud (player).
APPRAISE - Used at a merchant you selling items to (gemshop, furrier, pawnshop);To tell how many skins in a bundle and their quality;To see if a corpse has Preservation (LK) and how long it will last;To see someone's injuries.
ASK - To ask NPC's about things like...jobs.
ask clerk about job
And he may or may not give you a job!
ASSIST - Gives you a nice little list of helpful commands for reporting bugs, typos, disruptive behavior, or getting assistance from GMs.
ASSIST REQUEST (reason) - Sends a request to the Gods with the reason you put in for assistance. Ususally used for technical problems.
ASSIST POSITION - Shows your position on the ASSIST queue.
ASSIST CANCEL - To cancel your assist and remove you from the queue.
ATTACK - Supposedly ATTACK will not kill a critter, but it works the same way, really. You can also use it in brawling at the Ice Mule Tavern. Also, after using ATTACK to swing at a critter, you can just keep on typing ATTACK without a target and you will always swing at the same prey til it leaves the room or dies. Useful in a swarm! ;)

B

BABBLE - You babble.
BARK - You bark!
BARK (player) - You bark wildly at (player)!
BARK (yourself) - You bark happily to yourself!
BEAM - You beam!
BEAM (player) - You beam at .
BLANCH - You feel the blood drain from your face.
(Others see: (yourname)'s face turns slightly pale.)
(Note: Same as PALE verb)
BLINK - You blink.
BLINK (player) - You blink at (player).
BLINK (yourself) - You close your eyes for a moment.
Same as URDLE verb.
BLUSH - You're going to blush, but thanks to Danay, I now know that BLUSHes are based on skin color. So, without further ado...
Pale skin - (yourname) blushes a nice shade of rosy pink.
Fair skin - (yourname) blushes a lovely shade of bright pink.
Tanned skin - (yourname) blushes a glowing shade of red.
Dark skin - (yourname) blushes a florid shade of deep crimson.
Very dark skin - (yourname) blushes a nice shade of deep red.
Black skin - (yourname)'s cheeks flush with a deep shade of red.
BOUNCE - You bounce around happily.
BOUNCE (player) - You fling yourself against (player) with childish glee!
(Others see: (yourname) flings him/herself against (player), bounces off of him/her, and giggles madly!)
BOUNCE (self) - You fling yourself at the ground, hoping that you'll bounce.... Predictably, you don't.
(Others see: For no apparent reason, (yourname) flings him/herself at the ground.)
BOW - You bow.
BOW (player) - You bow to (player).
BUNDLE - Need to have two items that are exactly the same in both hands. Items that can be bundled are most HERBS (not potions, heh), ARROWS/BOLTS, and most SKINS/PELTS/HIDES/CLAWS/ETC.
To bundle, type:
BUNDLE (item, for this, I'm using ACANTHA LEAF) - You carefully combine all your acantha leaf into one bundle.
To remove an item from a bundle, type:
BUNDLE REMOVE - You carefully remove one dose from your acantha leaf.
Except in the case of arrows/bolts:
GET ONE ARROW FROM BUNDLE - (I *think* that is how it is. Don't have a bundle of arrows on me) - You remove one arrow from your bundle.
BUNDLE HELP - Helps you with bundling and tells you pretty much exactly what I've said here. ;D
BUG - For bugs. The syntax would be BUG (message about the bug). If you find BUGs and TYPOs, sometimes a God will give you experience when they fix it.
BUY - For merchants without catalogs.

C

CACKLE - You cackle!
CALENDAR - Tells you all the names of the days and months and holidays. See TIME to find out what day it is!
CAROL - Exactly the same as SING verb, and related to RECITE. You type CAROL, then the words to the song, and after each line, put a ";", but no space after that is needed.
Example:
>carol This is the song that never ends!;Yes it goes on and on my friends!;Some people;Started singing it not knowing what it was!;And they'll just keep on singing it forever;Just because this is the song that never ends....
You sing:

"This is the song that never ends!
Yes it goes on and on my friends!
Some people
Started singing it not knowing what it was!
And they'll just keep on singing it forever
Just because this is the song that never ends...."

Etc.
CAST - To cast spells! To cast AT something, it is simply CAST . To cast upon yourself, leave the verb alone.
CHANT - So far, haven't found a place where you could chant, though the verb exists, it just says "You cannot chant here."
CHARGE - You can charge wands in some places. I think.
CHECK - CHECK IN: To check into an Inn;CHECK BALANCE: To check your balance at the bank.
CHEER - You let out a cheer!
CHEER (player) - You turn to and cheer!
CHEER (yourself) - You burst out in a resounding cheer!
CHUCKLE - You chuckle.
CHUCKLE (player) - ::you see::You chuckle at (player). ::they sees:: (yourname, not their's!) starts chuckling at you!
CLENCH br> CLENCH FIST: You clench your fist. While holding an item: You tighten your grip on your .
CLENCH FIST : You clench your fist and glance over at . While holding an item: You tighten your grip on your and glance over at .
CLENCH JAW: You clench your jaw.
CLENCH MUSCLES: You flex your muscles.
CLENCH TEETH: You grit your teeth.
(Note: If you have a tattoo, you can clench tattoo, or clench like, a tattooed symbol of Leya would be CLENCH LEYA, etc.)
CLIMB - To climb stairs, trees, walls, landslides, rockslides, etc. In other words, need to do it to get around in these lands. ;)
CLOSE - Can be used on closable clothing, doors, boxes, etc.
CON - Shows how many health points you have.
COUGH - You cough.
COVER - COVER (player) - You move to stand in front of (player).
COVER (item) - You place your hand on your (item).
COVER MY EYES - You cover your eyes with your hands, peeking through your fingers.
COVER MY NOSE - You cover your nose tightly. Phew!
COVER MY EARS - You cover your ears.
COVER MY MOUTH - You clasp a hand over your mouth.
COVER MY HEAD - You duck slightly and cover your head with your arms.
COWER - You cower.
COWER (player) - You cower away from (player)!
CRACK - You crack your knuckles!
(Note: Also able to do this with PINCH, but no exclamation mark!)
CRAWL - Need to do this in small areas.
CRINGE - You cringe. CRINGE (player) - You glance at (player) and cringe. CRINGE (yourname) - You make a face like you just ate a bug. (Others see: (yourname) makes a sour face.)
CRY - You start to cry all over the place.
(Others see: bursts into tears!)
CRY ANGRY - You burst out in tears of frustrated anger.
CRY BABY - You cry like a baby, howling and snuffling through your tears.
CRY BRAVE - You bravely hold back your tears, your eyes glistening with pain.
CRY DRUNK - You burst out in drunken tears, weeping and giggling at once.
CRY FEAR - You burst into tears, your eyes glazed with fear.
CRY GENTLE - You weep gently, trying to smile through your tears.
CRY HAPPY - You cry with happiness, laughing through your tears.
CRY INSANE - You burst into a fit of crying, your eyes darting wildly and tears flying everywhere!
CRY LONGING - You gaze into the distance, weeping quiet tears of longing.
CRY LOUD - You cry loudly, wailing as the tears flow like a river.
CRY PAIN - You cry in pain, weeping with your torment.
CRY PITY - You weep piteously, sniffling through your tears.
CRY SOFT - You weep softly, quiet tears falling from your eyes.
CRY SORROW - You cry sadly, tears of sorrow flowing down your cheeks.
CUDDLE
CUDDLE (player) - You slide to (player) and cuddle him/her in your arms.
(Note: Must be joined with that person, and both of you must be sitting or lying down.)
CURTSY - You curtsy.
CURTSY (player) - You curtsy to (player).
(Note: Must be standing to curtsy.)

D

DANCE - You dance around the room to music only you can hear.
(While at a table) - You climb up on the table and do a wild, stomping, flailing, twirling, kicking, whirling, gyrating dance! Once out of breath, you hop off the table and collapse in a chair.
DANCE (player) - (you see) You invite (player) to dance with you.
(they see) You are offered the next dance by (yourname) who reaches over, gently clasps your hand and smiles.
(Note: Just another way to hold someone's hand.)
While on a dance floor:
DANCE (player) - You dance lightly across the dance floor with (player).
For a list of dance floor verbs, please click here.
DECLINE - To decline an offer made to you.
DEPART - When you are dead and no one seems to be coming to get you, you can depart back to the Temple Altar. You *will* lose the silver on you and some experience.
DEPOSIT
DEPOSIT (amount) - To deposit money in the bank.
(Must be IN the bank and at the teller's window to deposit.)
DESCRIBE - Used on critters mostly, I think. Gives you an RP version of what they look like. Sorta better than LOOK if you have the time to read some of them, or want a good idea at what they look like.
DIAGNOSE
DIAGNOSE (player) - Tells you if a person is injured or not.
DIAGNOSE (player) FULL - Tells you all the person's injuries, how severe they are, and how much blood is lost.
DIG - I guess in some places you can dig.
DIRECTION - For use of Level 0 (and 1, maybe?) players to help them get around; gives them a list of places you need to go to to gain experience for the first leveling.
DISARM - For use on boxes to check and disarm them of traps. (Note to beginning pickers: ALWAYS disarm your boxes twice or thrice before attempting to pick the locks!)
DISBAND - To disband your group with. Closes your group, so therefore, kicking everyone out of it.
DISMISS - You wave your hand in a dismissive gesture.
DISMISS (player/item) - You wave a hand at (player/item), dismissing him/her/it indifferently.
DISMISS (yourname) - You chatter to yourself, debating with your alter ego.
(Others see: (yourname) chatters to her/himself, apparently engaged in a spirited debate with her/his alter ego.)
DISMOUNT - Used in the jousting arena at festivals, although I have never used it personally, so I cannot give you an example. See MOUNT.
DOWN - To go down, heh.
DRINK - To drink liquids!
DROOL - You drool.
DROP - To drop an item.
DROP (item) - You drop (item). (etc.)
DUCK - You duck your head.

E

EAST - To go east, heh.
EAT - To eat things!
EAT (player) - You bite (player)!
(They see: (yourname) bites you! Of all the nerve!)
EAT (non-edible item) - You try to eat your (item).
EXAMINE - For use on a person or item, usually the same as LOOK verb.
EXCHANGE - EXCHANGE (item) with (player) for (amount) - You offer your (item) to (player) for (amount) silver(s). He/She has 30 seconds to accept the offer. Type CANCEL to prematurely cancel the offer.
When that person accepts, you automatically exchange. Better to use when selling items, just to make sure the other person doesn't run off with the item without paying.
EXHALE - You slowly and deliberately empty your filled lungs.
(Others see: (yourname) slowly empties his/her lungs.)
EXHALE (yourself) - You release a slow, low whistle.
EXHALE (player) - You glance at (player) and slowly exhale.
EXHALE (item) - You blow on your (item).
You slowly and deliberately empty your filled lungs.
(Others see: (yourname) blows on his/her (item).
(yourname) slowly empties his/her lungs.)
EXIT - Like the QUIT verb, used to leave the lands.
EXPERIENCE - Tells you your level, experience, the experience you will have when you are ready to level again, the experience needed to get to the next level, family fame (last name fame), your fame, deeds, deaths you have had this level (departures), your mana, and how your mind is doing.
Example:
>exp
Level: 12 Experience: 232692
Next level at: 240000 exp. Exp. until next lvl: 7308
Family Fame: 2397067 Character Fame: 2397067
Deeds: 5 Deaths this level: 0
Mana: 10/10 Max

Your mind is as clear as a bell.

F

FALL - You fall over.
While sitting at a table:
FALL - You lean a bit too far back in your chair and fall over backwards!
FAME - This will show you your family and character fame, along with race, level, and profession.
Example:
The Orleania family fame is 2397067 and your personal fame is 2397067.
You are a level 12 Sylvankind Rogue.
FAME (player) - Tells the fame of a player.
Example:
Quiveria has a personal fame of 186704.
The Lyndyn'vera family fame is 186704.
FAME (a profession, race or type all) (page number 1-5)
Example: >fame all 1
THE OVERALL FAME LIST, PAGE 1:
___________________________________________________________________
F-fame | First Name | Last Name | P-fame |Lvl| Race|Pro
-------------------------------------------------------------------
1201259886 Tarakan Bellifer 1201259886 127 Human Sor
1086114596 Kryblue Castway 1085798869 137 D-Elf Sor
1077486368 Suvar Thurak 1077005190 169 H-Elf Wiz
900705995 Lauranathalasa Pilthanonador 900705995 122 H-Elf War
895799183 Zanagan Drakenwolf 895799183 91 H-Elf Wiz
880387036 Smurgeus Methandrus 880386836 113 Sylva Rog
863140970 Zurrainn Draconiss 863138496 131 D-Elf Sor
Etc.
FIDGET - You fidget.
FIND
FIND (player) - To see if a player is currently in the lands.
Example:
>find zela
Brave Adventurer Questing:

Zela

If someone is NOT in the lands, you will get:
>find casilla

There are no adventurers questing that match the names specified.

The usage for this command is: find (player1) (player2) ... (player9) and will provide a list of those players present you wish to find provided they are questing.
FLAGS - To see what flags you have set. The ones that have the "!" by them are off.
To turn on a flag:
FLAG (whatever flag it is)
To turn off a flag:
FLAG !(flagname)
A list of the flags:
(!)Group (opens a player's group status for being joined to)
(!)LeftHand (allow placement of discovered items in left hand)
(!)RightHand (allow placement of discovered items in right hand)
(!)KillGroup (limit searchers and skinners to killer's group)
(!)Death (log off if dead and not LOOKing or speaking.)
(!)Coins (Prevents automatic taking of coins when SEARCHing)
(!)Fame (Allows inclusion in fame lists.)
(!)Portrait (Determines if you see other players character portraits.)
(!)ShowTitle (Indicates whether or not others can see your title.)
FLAIL - You flail your arms about. When lying down:
You thrash around on the floor.
FLINCH - You flinch.
FLIRT - You bat your eyelashes.
(Note: For some reason, batting your eyelashes cannot be seen by others.)
FLIRT (player) - You catch (player)'s eye, smile slowly, and begin flirting with him/her.
(Other people rather than the two involved see: (yourname) flirts with (player).)
FLIRT (item) - Surely there are more interesting things to flirt with than the (item, in basic form, like, a toy empath would be "the empath", a black leather climbing pack "the pack", etc.)!
(Others see: (yourname) just flirted with (item, again in basic form.)
FORAGE
FORAGE FOR (herb), or shortened to FORAGE (herb). Use in certain areas to forage for healing herbs or sticks. Used a lot by rangers.
FROWN - You frown.
FROWN (player) - You frown at (player).
FURROW
FURROW BROW - You furrow your brow, probably adding a wrinkle or two in the process.
(Others just see: (yourname) furrows his/her brow.)

G

GAG - You gag.
GAG (player/item) - You glance at (player/item) and gag.
GAG (yourname) - You gag deep in your throat, making a choking sound.
(Others see: (yourname) makes a choking sound.)
GAWK - Your jaw drops.
GAWK (player) - You gawk at (player).
GAWK (yourname) - You cross your eyes.
GAZE - You gaze in wonder at your surroundings.
GAZE (yourname) - You wrinkle your nose.
GAZE UP - (If inside)You gaze up into the heavens. (If outside)You gaze up into the heavens.
GAZE DOWN - You check your footing.
GAZE MY FEET - You hang your head.
GAZE MY HAND - You examine your fingernails.
GAZE (item) - You gaze in awe at (item). (If in your hand: You gace in awe at the (item) in your hand.)
GAZE (item in a container) - You survey the area.
GAZE (person of opposite sex) - You gaze fondly at (person).
GAZE (person of same sex) - You gaze in awe at (person).
If you are a sorcerer:
GAZE (person who isn't a sorcerer) - You shift your eyes to (person).
GET
GET (item) FROM (container) - Just as it says, to get an item from a container. Like,
GET LEAF FROM POUCH - You remove some acantha leaf from your belt pouch.
It is very important while using this verb to use MY, so that you don't get an item from a container on the ground.
Example:
>get leaf from my pouch
You remove some acantha leaf from your belt pouch.
>get leaf from pouch
You remove some acantha leaf from in a belt pouch.
Notice the "your" and "in a"? The "in a belt pouch" was on the floor. The "your belt pouch" you could be wearing/holding. Always better, though not always necessary to use MY, just to make sure you don't grab something that isn't yours.
This verb can be shortened to GET (item), though remember the container on the ground risk when doing this!
GIBBER - You gibber incoherently.
GIGGLE - You giggle.
GIVE - Same as OFFER verb, to offer something (that is in your right hand) to someone, who will have 30 seconds to ACCEPT or DECLINE that offer.
(Note: If selling something to someone, it is better to use the EXCHANGE verb to make sure they don't run off with both the money and item. If buying something, it goes the same way around, to make sure the seller doesn't run off with your money, either.) ;)
GLANCE - To check your hands for items.
GLANCE (person) - You glance at (person).
GLARE - You glare.
GLARE (person) - You glare at (person).
GO - Used to go into, over, or through portals, like doors, gates, land/rockslides, cracks, towers, etc. Or to take a certain path or trail. Or, when in the Temple, for example, GO ALTAR, just to go over to the altar. You can also GO TAPESTRY or PORTRAIT, and such. Basically, when you can't use n,ne,nw,s,se,sw,e,w,up,down or out, you use GO.
GNASH - You gnash your teeth in frustration!
GREET
GREET (player) - You nod to (player) in greeting.
GREET (self) - Uh...greeting yourself is certain to be a sign of impending mental collapse.
(Others do not see anything for GREET (self).)
GRIMACE - You grimace.
(Others see: A pained expression crosses (yourname)'s face.)
GRIN - You grin.
GRIN (yourname) - You try hard not to grin.
GRIN (player) - You grin at (player).
GRIN (item) - You glance at (item) and grin.
GRIN CHEER - You grin cheerfully.
GRIN COLD - You grin coldly, your eyes reflecting no emotion.
GRIN CROOKED - You grin crookedly.
GRIN DRUNK - You grin drunkenly.
GRIN EAR - You grin ear-to-ear.
GRIN EVIL - You grin evilly.
GRIN FLASH - You flash a quick grin.
GRIN HALF - You give a half-hearted grin.
GRIN HAPPY - You grin happily.
GRIN IDIOT - You grin like an idiot.
GRIN INSANE - You twitch a bit and grin like a madman.
GRIN JOY - You grin joyfully.
GRIN MANIAC - You grin maniacally!
GRIN MISCHIEF - You grin mischievously.
GRIN NERVOUS - You grin nervously.
GRIN PAIN - You grin bravely, ignoring the pain.
GRIN SAD - You manage a sad-eyed grin.
GRIN SHEEP - You grin sheepishly.
GRIN SILLY - You break out in a silly grin.
GRIN SLOW - You grin slowly.
GRIN SLY - You wink and flash a sly grin.
GRIN SMUG - You grin smugly.
GRIN STUPID - You grin stupidly.
GRIN TRIUMPH - You break out in a triumphant grin.
GRIN WEAK - You grin weakly.
GRIN WEARY - You grin wearily.
GRIN WICKED - You grin wickedly.
GRIN WIDE - You flash a wide grin.
GRIN WRY - You grin wryly.
GROAN - You groan.
GROAN (player) - You groan at (player).
GROUP - Tells you who is leading your group and who is in it, and your group status (closed or open).
GROUP CLOSE - closes your group so that no one can join you, hold your hand or drag you.
GROUP OPEN - Allows all of the above.
GRUMBLE - You grumble.
GRUNT - You grunt.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts. How charming.)(Unless you are a dwarf, then others just see: (yourname) grunts.)
For halflings:
GRUNT - You grunt. Sort of.
(Others see: (yourname) squeaks oddly.)
For dwarves:
GRUNT AMUSED - You grunt, amused.
GRUNT AGREE - You grunt in agreement.
GRUNT ANGER - You grunt angrily.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts angrily, glaring and snorting.)
GRUNT ANNOY - You grunt in annoyance.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts in annoyance, rolling his/her eyes.)
GRUNT BASHFUL - You grunt bashfully.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts shyly, averting his/her eyes.
GRUNT BORED - You grunt, bored.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts in ennui.)
GRUNT BYE - You grunt in farewell.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts in farewell.)
GRUNT CRAZY - You grunt oddly, rolling your eyes and sticking your tongue out. Loon.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts, rolls his/her eyes, and sticks out his/her tongue. What a loon.)
GRUNT DRINK - You grunt, motioning for a drink.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts and motions for a drink.)
GRUNT DRUNK - You grunt drunkenly.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts and hiccups, weaving slightly.)
GRUNT ELF - You grunt in obvious distaste.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts and sneers at the same time in obvious distaste!
GRUNT FEAR - You grunt in fear and surprise!
(Others see: (yourname) grunts, obviously terrified!)
GRUNT FIERCE - You grunt fiercely!
(Others see: (yourname) grunts and snarls at the same time, looking mighty fierce!)
GRUNT FOOD - You grunt hungrily.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts as his/her stomach rumbles.)
GRUNT FOOL - You grunt in annoyance.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts in obvious annoyance.)
GRUNT GEM - You grunt, thinking greedily of gems!
(Others see: (yourname) grunts with a sparkle in his/her eye!)
GRUNT GLEE - You grunt gleefully, rubbing your hands together!
(Others see: (yourname) grunts gleefully, rubbing his/her hands together!)
GRUNT GREEDY - You grunt greedily!
(Others see: (yourname) grunts, the gleam of silver in his/her eye!)
GRUNT HAPPY - You grunt happily.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts, grinning.)
GRUNT HELLO - You grunt in greeting.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts in greeting.)
GRUNT HELP - You grunt, calling for aid!
(Others see: (yourname) grunts urgently, calling for assistance!)
GRUNT HUNGER - You grunt in hunger.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts as his/her belly rumbles.)
GRUNT MAYBE - You grunt noncommittally.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts non-committally and shrugs his/her shoulders.)
GRUNT MENACE - You grunt menacingly!
(Others see: (yourname) grunts menacingly!)
GRUNT MINE - You grunt possessively!
(Others see: (yourname) grunts possessively, glaring at the same time!)
GRUNT NO - You grunt negatively.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts and shakes his/her head.)
GRUNT PAIN - You grunt in pain.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts in pain.)
GRUNT QUESTION - You grunt questioningly.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts, a quizzical look on his/her face.)
GRUNT SAD - You grunt sadly.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts sadly, a small tear forming in the corner of his/her eye.)
I once heard that GRUNT SATISFY was a dwarf verb, but for some reason I can't get it to work.
GRUNT SKEPTICALLY - You grunt skeptically.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts skeptically, raising his/her bushy eyebrows.)
GRUNT SLEEPY - You grunt sleepily.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts sleepily.)
GRUNT STUPID - You grunt, grinning stupidly.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts, grinning like a fool.)
GRUNT THOUGHTFULLY - You grunt pensively.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts pensively, deep in thought.)
GRUNT TIRED - You grunt tiredly.
(Others see: (yourname) grunts tiredly.)
GRUNT WHAT - You grunt in annoyance!
(Others see: (yourname) grunts loudly in annoyance and inpatience!)
GRUNT YES - You grunt in affirmation (Others see: (yourname) grunts and nods.)
GULP - You gulp.

H

HEALTH - Tells you how many health and spirit points you have, plus any injuries or scars.
HELP - Gives topics where you can find more information about that topic, like HELP COMBAT, etc.
HICCUP - You hiccup.
HIDE - To hide. Everyone is capable of hiding, but if you're not trained in it, alot of times you'll have trouble hiding or others will see you hide, inwhich they can point you out. Also, people can SEARCH in a room and find hiders. The more you train in it, the better you get at not being seen. Also, injuries affect how well you hide.
HISS - You hiss.
HISS (player) - You hiss at (player).
HISS (item) - You glance at the (item in basic form) and hiss.
HISS (yourname) - You inhale sharply, hissing through your teeth.
HOLD
HOLD (player) - To hold someone's hand; join them into your group, where you lead.
HOLD (yourname) - You wring your hands.
HOWL - You throw back your head and howl!
HUG
HUG (player) - You hug (player).
HUG (yourname) - Pleased with yourself, eh?
(Others see: (yourname) is hugging his/herself.)
(Note: You can hug some items, like toys.)

HURL - Used to hurl weapons like daggers or javelins at critters. No examples right now.

I

IGNORE - You pretend to be oblivious to the world around you.
(Others see: (yourname) appears to be ignoring everything going on around him/her.)
IGNORE (item) - You pretend not to notice (item).
IGNORE (player) - You turn away from (player), ignoring him/her.
IGNORE (yourname) - You try to figure out how to ignore yourself.
(Others see: (yourname) looks rather confused.)
INFO - Tells you your name, age, level, profession, race, experience, stats, current mana and silvers on you.
IMBED - If you know spell 420, you can imbed items using this verb.
INVENTORY - Tells you what you're wearing, holding, and your visible tattoos.
INVITE
INVITE (player) - You wave at (player) and invite him/her to come sit at your table.
INVITE (player) GROUP - You wave at (player) and invite his/her group to come sit with you.
INVOKE - Use this to invoke spells from scrolls.
(Note: You MUST have the scroll in your hand, and the other hand free to invoke a spell.)

J

JUMP - That was fun.
(Others see: (yourname) starts jumping around like a twelve-year-old.)
Also, you can use JUMP to, say, jump off things...like the Graveyard Gate. After climbing it (if you succeed, that is), you have to JUMP to get to the other side. DOWN, however, will just put you back where you started.
JUMP can also be used in premie homes after you STAND on an object. Like, STAND BED, (You step onto the bed), then JUMP BED (You jump up and down on the bed!). Can be used also for tables, rugs, etc.
JOIN - To JOIN someone's group. Does not work if their group is closed, however.

K

KICK
KICK (person) - You kick (person)!
(Person you are kicking sees: (yourname) walks over and kicks you in the shin!) KICK (person) (while lying down) - You throw a glorious temper tantrum!
(Others see: (yourname) throws a bit of a temper tantrum!)

KICK (item) - You stub your toe trying to kick the (item)!
KILL - Used to kill a critter! (Or player...::cough::) Works like ATTACK verb when it comes to typing the verb without a target. It will keep swinging at the same prey.
KISS
KISS (yourname) - A slight case of narcissism, no doubt.
(Others see: (yourname) is kissing him/herself.
KISS (item) - Surely there are more interesting things to kiss than the (item)!
(Others see: (yourname) just kissed the (item)!)
KISS (player) - You kiss (player).
KISS (player) HEAD - You kiss (player) on the forehead.
KISS (player) NOSE - You kiss (player) on the nose.
KISS (player) CHEEK - You kiss (player) on the cheek.
KISS (player) WRIST - You kiss (player) gently on the wrist.
KISS (player) ELBOW - You kiss (player) on the inside of the elbow.
KISS (player) HAND - You kiss (player) on the hand.
When joined with that player, you can:
KISS (player) LIPS - You kiss (player) on the lips.
KISS (player) MOUTH - You kiss (player) on the mouth.
KISS (player) EAR - You kiss (player) on the ear.
KISS (player) NECK - You kiss (player) softly on the neck.
KNEEL - You kneel.
KNOCK - To knock on doors, tables, whatever, etc.
L

LATCH - To use on some doors that have latches.
LAUGH - You laugh out loud!
(Others see: (yourname) laughs!)
LAUGH BELLY - You hold your sides and let out a rumbling belly laugh.
LAUGH DELIGHT - You laugh with delight!
LAUGH DONKEY - You rear back your head and let out a guffaw that would inspire envy in a donkey.
LAUGH DRUNK - You hiccup and giggle with drunken laughter.
LAUGH EVIL - You cackle deep in your throat, your voice rising in chilling laughter.
LAUGH INSANE - You burst into a fit of insane laughter!
LAUGH LOUD - You burst out in loud, raucous laughter.
LAUGH MERRY - You raise your voice in merry laughter.
LAUGH MOCKING - You snort a derisive laugh, sneering in mockery.
LAUGH NERVOUS - You force a grin and laugh nervously.
LAUGH PAIN - You force yourself to laugh through your pain.
LAUGH SAD - You laugh, your eyes reflecting barely hidden sorrow.
LAUGH SNORT - You burst out in a sudden snort of laughter.
LAUGH SNORT (while holding a drink) - You burst out in laughter, snorting punch through your nose.
Note: Does not work with all drinks.
LAUGH SOFT - You laugh softly, trying to hide your amusement.
LAUGH TRIUMP - You burst out in triumphant laughter!
LEAN - You shift your weight.
LEAN (player) - You lean on (player).
LEAN (object) - You lean on (object).
(If in premie home, you can lean on bed, table, fireplace, wall, door, etc., and when someone in the room LOOKs, then they will see "(yourname) who is leaning on the (object).")
LEAN (right/left) - You lean towards the right/left slightly.
LEAN FORWARD - You lean forward.
LEAN BACK - You lean back.
LEAP - Exactly the same as JUMP.
LEAVE - To leave your group. Sets your group status to closed.
LICK - You stick out your tongue.
LICK (item) - You lick the (item).
It tastes (bitter, metallic, good, etc.)
LICK (player) - You make a rude suggestion to (player) and get a firm punch for it.
(Others see: (player) gives (yourname) a firm punch on the shoulder and backs away from him/her.)
LICK (player) - (If lying down and joined to that person in a group) - You kiss (player) deeply.
LISTEN - You carefully listen, but don't hear anything unusual.
LISTEN (player) - You listen carefully to (player). ... Typical.
(Other player sees: (yourname) turns an inquisitive ear towards you.)
LIE - You lie down.
When at a table:
LIE - You find a clear spot on the floor and lie down. Nap time already?
When sitting at a table:
LIE - You get out of your chair
And lie down on the floor.
Everyone stares,
And you wonder what for!
In premie homes, you can LIE (bed, rug, table, etc.), and you will lie down on that object. When someone in the room looks, they will see (yourname) who is lying on the bed. Also, you are now ON that object, so if you type SIT or KNEEL, you will sit up on the object, or rise to a kneeling position. You would have to STAND to get off the object. (However, if you STAND (object) at any point, you will stand ON that object, allowing you now to...JUMP!)
LOCK - To lock doors or gates (if you have a key or if they are just lockable).
LOOK - Shows you the room you are in, you can also use LOOK on people, items, objects, critters, etc.

M

MANA - To see how many mana points you have left.
MARCH - You march back and forth, sharply turning at the end of each stride.
MARCH (direction) - You march off stiffly, moving (direction).
MARCH (yourself) - You march back and forth a bit.
MARCH (player) - You march up to (player) and give him/her a crisp salute.
MARCH (object) - (using MARCH TABLE for this one) You march up to a long wooden table and stand at attention.
MARCH LEFT - You sharply turn to the left and march back and forth.
MARCH RIGHT - You sharply turn to the right and march back and forth.
MEASURE
MEASURE (item) - Tells you, for instance, how many sips are left in a drink.
MEDITATE - Used by clerics to gain experience twice as fast and think about their "lot in life".
MERCHANT (yourname) - Tells you if you qualify for a merchant alteration. Some merchants go by the 4 month rule, so that if you've gotten an alteration in the last 4 months, they won't give you one.
MOAN - You moan.
MOUNT - Used in the jousting arena at festivals, although I've never used it personally, so I cannot give you an example. See DISMOUNT.
MSTRIKE - Lets you swing at many targets at once, but you need a certain amount of training in Multi-Opponent Combat. If you're good enough, you can swing many times at once at one target. If you're in a room with no creatures, (and you have no training for it), then this will happen when you use MSTRIKE:
You concentrate intently, focusing all your energies.
You are not skilled enough to perform this maneuver.
Roundtime: 25 sec.
Others see: Wyrrd looks determined and focused.
Wyrrd whirls about flailing wildly.

I do not have anyone available at the moment who is well trained in MSTRIKE, so that I could give you an example.
MSTRIKE (yourself) - You concentrate intently, focusing all your energies.
Feeling a bit masochistic are we?
(Others see: (yourname) looks determined and focused.)
MSTRIKE (yourself with weapon in hand) - You do a little trick with your weapon...the failure message is...
You concentrate intently, focusing all your energies. With a flick of your wrist, your (weapon) whirls lazily in an arc overhead. Changing directions, you bring the (weapon) downward and across the body ending with an abrupt stop as you nearly take off your toe! You feel a bit flustered by the spectacle.
I have not yet been able to get a success message.
MUMBLE - You mumble something under your breath.
(Others see: (yourname) mumbles something that you don't quite catch.)
MUTTER - You mutter something inaudible.
(Others see: (yourname) mutters under his/her breath.)
MUTTER ABOUT (something) - You mutter something about (something).
MUTTER (something) - You mutter (someting).
Example:
>mutter men
You mutter men.
>mutter about men.
You mutter something about men.
(Note: When putting something after the MUTTER or MUTTER ABOUT verb that is more than one word, like you want to mutter "cheap skates", you'd have to either put MUTTER CHEAP_SKATES or MUTTER CHEAP-SKATES, etc. If you put MUTTER CHEAP SKATES, you will only get "You mutter cheap.")

N

NEWS - For the list of news events, then on to NEWS like, NEWS 2 4, etc.
NOD - You nod.
NOD (player) - You nod to (player).
NORTH - To go north, heh.
NUDGE
NUDGE (player) - You elbow (player) in the ribs in a playful sort of way.
NUDGE (item) - Surely there are more interesting things to nudge than the (item)!
(Others see: (yourname) just edged a little closer to the (item)!

O

ONDUTY - Tells you the staff onduty in a nice list that also tells you what they are. Like, Sage, GameHost, GameMaster, etc.
OPEN - Used to open portals and containers.
ORDER - Used for merchants.
OUT - To go out, heh.

P

PANIC
PANIC (when standing) - You gasp in terrified panic, trembling and flailing your arms about!
PANIC (when sitting, kneeling or lying) - You shriek in panic, trembling as you flail around on the ground!
(Note: You will end up lying down)
PANIC (player) (when standing) - You look at (player) and panic!
PANIC (yourname) (when standing) - Your eyes widen as you tremble in quiet panic.
PANIC (item/object) (when standing) - You glance at (item/object) and panic!
PALE - You feel the blood drain from your face.
(Others see: (yourname)'s face turns slightly pale.)
(Note: Same as BLANCH verb)
PANT - You pant.
PAY - You PAY (amount) when in the Debt Collector's office to pay off your debt.
PEER
PEER (player) - You peer quizzically at (player).
PEER (direction) - Like from a table, to see who's in the main dining room, type PEER OUT, and it will show you the room you'd step into if you went OUT.
PEER (item) - Works for some items, like mirrors.
PET - Try petting the kitten or mutt that runs around the Landing.
PET (item) - You thumb your (item).
PET (player) - You touch (player).
PICK - Used by pickers to pick the locks on their boxies. Syntax usually is: PICK MY (box, trunk, etc) WITH MY LOCKPICK. Be sure you DISARM your boxies a couple times before attempting to PICK!
PINCH - You crack your knuckles.
(Note: PINCH by itself is the same as CRACK, except with no exclamation mark!)
PINCH (player) - You give (player) a good pinch!
PINCH (yourname) - You pinch yourself.
PINCH (item) - You idly pick at (item).
POWER - Tells you how much mana you have left. See MANA.
POKE
POKE (player) - You poke (player) in the ribs.
POKE (item/object) - Going around poking things isn't going to get you far.
(Others see: (yourname) pokes his/her finger at (item/oject).
POLICY - READ THIS. This is the gaming policy of Gemstone, and the Gods will not take the excuse "I didn't know!" if you do something wrong. Read this and be prepared.
POSE
POSE (when standing) - You strike a heroic pose.
POSE (when kneeling) - You place your hands beneath your chin and turn your eyes up to the heavens.
POSE (when sitting) - You lean forward and rest your chin in your hand, a thoughtful expression on your face.
POSE (when laying) - You stretch one arm along your side and prop up your head with the other hand.
POUR
POUR (drink) - You pour a small amount of liquid from your (drink) on the floor. It puddles, and then quickly evaporates.
POUR (drink) ON (player) - You pour (drink) on (player).
POUR (drink) INTO (player) - Works on dead people for LK (white flask) or healing potions/ales when you're in a snitch and don't have an empath around, but someone is capable of raising.
POUT - You pout.
PRAY - You kneel down and begin your prayers.
If you PRAY again - You murmur some prayers under your breath.
If you PRAY while at a table - You mumble a few quick words of blessing for your meal.
PREPARE - Spells need to be prepared. Type PREPARE (spell #) to do so.
PREMIUM - Tells you all the benefits of becoming a premium subscriber if you're not one already. If you are, then it will show premium news and rules and stuff.
PROCRASTINATE - You realize there are some important matters you should tend to . . . later.
(Others see: (yourname) looks thoughtful for a moment, then shrugs.)
PROD
PROD (yourname) - You prod yourself in the ribs with your thumb.
PROD (player) - You give (player) a little prod between the shoulder blades.
PULL
PULL (player) - You try to pull (player) towards you!
(Note: You can PULL players to their feet from a kneeling, sitting or lying position.)
PULL (item) - Some items can be pulled.
PUNCH
PUNCH (player) - You punch (player)!
(Note: PUNCH can be used for brawling in the Ice Mule Tavern.)
PUNCH (item) - Actually, a weapon would probably be a bit more effective.
(Others see: (yourname) looked like he/she was about ready to punch the (item).)
PUNISH
PUNISH (player) - You beat (player) severely.
(Note: Only you and the person who you PUNISH will see this verb in action.)
PUSH
PUSH (item) - Some items can be pushed.
(Note: You can push players when you are invisible. At the moment, however, I don't have the spell available to me, but as soon as I do, I will post what the verb looks like.)
PUT
PUT (item) IN (container), does exactly what it sounds like. More so than the GET verb, it is important to use the MY command when PUTting items in your containers. Last thing you wanna do is put something important and valuable in a backpack lying on the ground.

Q

QUEST - I believe this verb by itself tells you about a current quest.
QUEST INFO - Tells you about quests in general.
QUEST REGISTER - Er, this is here to both tell you where you can buy tickets and I think, if you have bought tickets, which character you're going to do the quest on. This is just my guesses. I actually have no clue.
QUEST CANCEL - To cancel your part in going on a quest?
QUEUE - To show your position in the ASSIST queue.
QUIT - Like EXIT verb, just to leave the lands!

R

RAISE
RAISE FIST - You raise your fist in a display of defiance.
RAISE (weapon) - You raise your (weapon) in triumph!
RAISE HAND - You raise your hand.
RAISE (item) - You raise your (item) skyward!
RAISE EYE - You give your eyebrow a little workout.
(Others see: (yourname) raises an eyebrow.
RAISE EYE (player) - You raise an eyebrow in (player)'s direction.
RASPBERRY - You stick your tongue out and let loose with a loud, "Thbtbtbtbt" from your lips!
RAISE (beverage) - You raise your dwarven whiskey in a toast!
RASPBERRY (player) - You stick your tongue out at (player) and let loose with a loud, "Thbtbtbtbt" from your lips!
RASPBERRY (yourname) - You let out an exasperated, "Pbpbpb."
READ - To read scrolls, signs, etc.
RECITE - Like SING and CAROL verbs, except that, er, you recite it. Like
RECITE Double, Double, Toil and Trouble;Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble!
You recite:

"Double, Double, Toil and Trouble
Fire Burn and Cauldron Bubble!"

Etc.
REFER - To check your position on the referral queue (GMs).
REGISTER - To register items at Moot Hall so that in case you lose a valuable item in, say, like a crash, the Gods have records that you actually had the item.
REMOVE - To remove something you're wearing.
RENEW - Seeing as I never been I bard (over the age of 1), I don't know much about this verb, rather than bards have to renew their songs.
REPORT - To report EMERGENCIES to the Gods.
RING - So far, I only use this verb in Landing Temple when getting a deed. You RING CHIME WITH MALLET (twice), kneel, drop offering, then RING CHIME WITH MALLET once more.
ROAR - You roar!
ROAR (player/item) - You roar at (player/item)!
ROAR (yourname) - You roar at yourself!
ROCK - You rock back on your heels.
ROCK (when sitting) - You clasp your arms around your knees and rock back and forth.
ROLL - (when lying down) - You roll around on the ground.
ROLL LAUGH - (when standing) - You fall to the ground laughing hysterically!
ROLL LAUGH - (when lying) - You roll around on the ground laughing hysterically!
ROLL (player who is lying down) - You roll (player) over.
ROLL (player who is standing up) - You try to roll (player) over, but he/she isn't lying down.
(Player sees: (yourname) shoves futilely at you.)
ROLL EYES - You roll your eyes.
RUB
RUB (player) - You rub (player).
(Player sees: (yourname) rubs you gently.)
RUB (item) - If the item is imbedded with a spell, the spell is usually cast on you when you RUB the item. Some items also use RUBbing for scripts.

S

SALUTE If outdoors:
SALUTE (player) - You turn towards (player) and render a sharp hand salute.
SALUTE (self) - You wipe the sweat from your brow.
If at table:
SALUTE (player) - You mime raising a glass and give a toast to (player)'s health.
SALUTE (self) - You mime raising a glass and give a toast to your health.
(Others see: (yourname) mimes raising a glass and gives a toast to his/her health. How rude.)
SASHAY - You sashay about gracefully, just enjoying yourself.
(Others see: (yourname) sashays about with a content look on his/her face.)
SASHAY [at] (player) - You sashay gracefully up to (player).
SASHAY LEFT (player) - You twirl with (player) as you sashay in a graceful circle to the left.
SASHAY RIGHT (player) - You twirl with (player) as you sashay in a graceful circle to the right.
SASHAY BEHIND (player) - You sashay gracefully to stand behind (player).
SASHAY [at] (object on ground/in room) - You sashay gracefully up to a (object name).
SASHAY BEHIND (object) - You sashay gracefully up behind a (object name).
SCOFF - You scoff.
SCOFF (player) - You scoff at (player).
SCOLD - You shake your head, clucking your tongue.
SCOLD (player/item) - You shake your head at (player/item) and cluck your tongue.
SCOLD (self) - You smack your forehead with the palm of your hand!
SCOWL - You scowl.
SCOWL (player/item) - You scowl at (player/item).
SCREAM - You scream!
SCREAM (self) - You clear your throat.
SEARCH - Used to find hidden people and objects/doors. Would look like "(yourname) searches around for a moment." Also, after you kill something, always be sure to SEARCH (critter).
SELL - Used at the gemshop, furrier, and pawnshop. SELL (item) for money. Or, you could have a container in your hands at the gemshop or furrier and SELL (container). They'll look through for items they want, and then give you an overall price for every item taken. Might want to APPRAISE an item or container before selling, though.
SEND
SEND (# of mana) (player) - Used to send mana from your being to another. For example,
>send 20 (player)
You face (player), close your eyes and begin chanting. Suddenly, a small bolt of energy arcs between the two of you. You awaken, feeling slightly drained, but satisfied that 20 points were successfully transferred to (player).
Now, not always will you be able to transfer all the mana you tried to send. It all depends on how much training is put into Mana Share by both yourself and the receiver. For example,
Rimlin has 160 [60 ranks] in Mana Sharing. Leshyae, on the other hand, has none.
Rimlin types:
>send 20 lesh
You face Leshyae, close your eyes and begin chanting. A small spark leaps from your fingers... but little else happens.
Even in all his skill, Rimlin could not send one point of mana to Leshyae. Now, in other cases, such as between Rimlin and Casilla, where Casilla has 45 [9 ranks] in Mana Sharing, the following happens:
>send 20 casilla
You face Casilla, close your eyes and begin chanting. Suddenly, a small bolt of energy arcs between the two of you. You awaken, feeling slightly drained, but satisfied that 14 points were successfully transferred to Casilla.
I'm thinking Rimlin's skill is probably the sole reason so much mana was transfered for someone so inexperienced as Casilla. Were it between two players equal of Casilla's skill, probably only a few mana would transfer. Were it between two players equal of Rimlin's skill, then all the mana would transfer. I believe 102 in Mana Sharing is usually the desired amount of training put in.
SET - Lets you SET certain...settings. A ! by the setting means it's turned off. Nothing by it means it's on. Like the FLAG command, except you've got different flags.
To turn a setting ON:
SET (setting)
To turn a setting OFF:
SET !(setting)
A list of settings:
(!)LogOn (receive messages when someone logs on)
(!)LogOff (receive messages when someone logs off)
(!)Disconnect (receive messages when someone disconnects)
(!)Death (receive messages when someone dies)
(!)RoomNames (displays the name of the room you are in)
(!)Description (determines if room descriptions are displayed or not)
(!)BriefDesc (will shorten the output of the room description)
(!)BattleBrief (shortens messages during battle)
(!)CombatBrief (leaves your battle messages full while shortening others)
(!)MonsterBold (highlights monster names, requires ANSI emulation)
(!)StatusPrompt (displays status information in front of the prompt)
(!)DesignerNotes (determines inclusion in this game's mailing lists)
(!)Profession (toggles display of your profession)
(!)Inactivity (increases time before system logs you off when inactive)
Also, when using the first three settings, you can turn those on, and suddenly be swarmed with messages of EVERYONE who's leaving or entering the lands. To only see the arrival or depature of certain people, you must (if you use Wizard FE), go to Configuration menu along the top, then click on Options, then click "Show only the arrival of players on my Highlight list" from the menu. To put people on your Highlight list, again from Configuration, click on Text Strings, then the Names tab, and ADD a new name. You can make people different colors, too. Do note that, if you have the first three on, even if you have selected to only show the arrival of people on your Highlight list, if you log your sessions, when you go back through the logs, you will see the arrival and depature of EVERYONE in the lands in that log. Therefore, I suggest if you're logging an important event to SET !LogOff/!LogOn/!Disconnect to make sure that your job is less a hassle when you go through and read the log.
SHAKE
SHAKE HAND [with] (player) - You shake hands with (player).
SHAKE HEAD - You shake your head.
SHIFT - I think I discovered this verb when I tried to SHUFFLE (Like everyone else did, right?), heh. What this does is gives you the low-down on EVERYTHING that changed during the, uh, Shift. Everything before the Shift is usually referred to as "Ice Age". Sometimes, in your travels around the lands or the websites of players, you'll hear read reference to places such as Kelfour (Wehnimer's Landing) or metals such as laen (mein/glaes) or Shaalk (vultite). On some maps, I have found the creatures sea witch (greater kappa) or lizardmen (shelfae), and wondered about the area trying to find these creatures by those names. Just, if you can't find it, try the SHIFT verb and find out if maybe it goes by a different name, now.
SHIVER - You shiver.
SHOW
SHOW (item) TO (player) - You show your (item) to (player).
Often, people will say an item has a show. That means, that when you LOOK at the item, you'll see an extra description. Like, "Made of the finest spidersilk, this shawl is...(blah, blah)." When you SHOW this item to a player, they will see that extra description. I do not believe writing, however, can be shown, and must be READ. Usually, the only items with shows are alterations or specially made items, in which the player getting the item done tells the merchant what they want put on it. However, shows COULD be put on any item when a god creates it, so I'm betting somewhere out there, a merchant sells items with shows.
SHUFFLE - You shuffle your feet.
Has no special effects on the dance floor, though. :(
SIGH - You sigh.
SIGH (most people use adverbs, such as sadly, happily, etc.) - You sigh (adverb).
Now, technically, you can put any word you want in there. Like, SIGH MOUSE - You sigh mouse. Doesn't make any sense, but you still can. For RP purposes, I would suggest just using adverbs.
SIGH AT/WITH (noun, I guess you would use. An emotional noun.) - You give a sigh of (noun).
Words I would suggest using: happiness, sadness, frustration, anger, etc. Describing nouns. I mean, just because you can use any word there...just like with SIGH (adverb), doesn't mean you should...try to RP!
SING - Same as CAROL verb. You can SING (whatever), and use ";" to start a new line.
Also, bards do not CAST their spells, they SING them.
Example:
>sing Waiting for the break of day;Searching for something to say;Dancing lights against the sky;Giving up I close my eyes;Sitting cross-legged on the floor;25 or 6 to 4...
You sing:

"Waiting for the break of day
Searching for something to say
Dancing lights against the sky
Giving up I close my eyes
Sitting cross-legged on the floor
25 or 6 to 4..."

What, I can sing a little Chicago, can't I?
SIT - You sit down. (You sit up, if you're lying down.) If you are sitting already, no, you cannot sit again.
In premie homes, one can SIT (table, bed, rug), and when someone looks around the room, they will see (yourname) who is sitting on the (table, bed, rug). Do note, that if you sit on it, just by typing LIE, you will then lie down on the (table, bed, rug).
SKIN
SKIN (creature) - If you're good, you'll get "You skinned a (creature)." If you're not so good, you'll get "You botched an attempt to skin the (creature)." Kind of depends on your, I believe dexterity (?), and skill in First Aid. Anyway, if you succeed in skinning it, then the hide/pelt/skin/claw/etc. will appear on the ground (or in your right or left hand if it's free, if you SET it like so.) Also note that not all creatures can be skinned.
SLAP
SLAP (player) - You haul off and slap (player) up'side the head!
SLAP (self) - You slap yourself on the forehead! Doh!
(Others do not see the "Doh!")
SMELL - You sniff.
SMELL (player/item) - He/She/It smells just like (player/item).
(Player sees: (yourname) sniffs at you.)
Note: Same as SNIFF verb! Always smell/sniff your manna bread before you eat it!
SMILE - You smile.
SMILE (player) - You smile at (player).
This is one of the fun verbs, heh. Works like ACT command, except without the parenthesis, so therefore looks more...natural. Like, you SMILE with a twinkle in her eyes. The result will be everyone and you will see "(yourname) smiles with a twinkle in her eyes."
Example:
>smile sweetly and bats her eyelashes.
Casilla smiles sweetly and bats her eyelashes.

Etc.
SMIRK - You smirk.
SMOOCH - You smack your lips.
SMOOCH (player) - You give (player) a smooch.
SMOOCH (self) - You bite your lip.
SNAP - You snap your fingers.
SNAP (player) - You snap your fingers at (player).
SNAP (self) - You snap your fingers to a rhythm only you can hear.
SNARL - Ooh! That felt great!
(Others see: (yourname) snarls menacingly!
SNARL (player) - You hunch your shoulders and snarl menacingly at (player)! (Others in the room see what you see, but the player you snarl at only sees (yourname) snarls at you!)
SNARL (self) - You try to snarl at yourself but end up scrunching up your face instead.
(Others see: (yourname) tries to snarl at him/herself but his/her face ends up looking like a raisin.)
SNEAK
If hidden:
SNEAK (direction) - You will move that direction, but still stay in hiding. Will give a Round Time. If people have good percept, or if you're no good at hiding/stalking, they will see: "You see (yourname) try to tiptoe silently away." if you're leaving the room and "You notice (yourname) try to tiptoe silently by you." if you're entering the room.
Do also note that if you use Wizard FE and you are hidden and move a direction, it will automatically SNEAK for you.
If NOT hidden:
SNEAK (direction) - You really ought to have hidden yourself before trying to sneak.
You will stay unhidden, and everyone will see: "You see (yourname) try to tiptoe silently away." if you're leaving the room and "You notice (yourname) try to tiptoe silently by you." if you're entering the room.
SNEER - You sneer.
SNEER (player) - You sneer at (player).
SNEEZE - You let out a great honking sneeze!
SNEEZE (player) - You sneeze.
SNEEZE (self) - You try to stifle a sneeze but fail tremendously.
SNICKER - You snicker.
SNIFF - You sniff.
SNIFF (player/item) - He/She/It smells just like (player/item).
(Player sees: (yourname) sniffs at you.)
Note: Same as SMELL verb! Always smell/sniff your manna bread before you eat it!
SNORT - You make a horrendous warthog-like noise.
(Others see: (yourname) snorts.)
SNORT (player) - You snort at (player).
SNUGGLE - Must be joined with a person to snuggle!
SNUGGLE (player) - You snuggle up to (player) and rest your head on his/her shoulder.
SOB - You sob.
SOUTH - To move south. Can be abbr. to "s".
SPLASH - You splash about in the water. Have to BE in a body of water!
SPLASH (player) - You splash water all over (player)!
SPLUTTER - .... Hmmph!
(Others see: (yourname) splutters.)
SQUEAL - You squeal.
SQUEAL (player) - You look at (player) and squeal.
SQUEAL (self) - You let out a little squeal of delight.
SQUINT - You squint.
SQUINT (player) - You squint at (player).
SQUINT (self) - You narrow your eyes.
STALK
STALK (player) - You move into position to stalk (player) when he/she moves.
Or "You fail to position yourself well enough to stalk (player)."
MUST be hidden to stalk. You will follow the person you're stalking to most places they move. You will also join their group, but they won't see you in their group.
STANCE - You are currently in (defensive, offensive, etc.) stance.
Show you your current stance...can use it to change stances, also.
STANCE DEFENSIVE - You are now in a defensive stance.
STANCE GUARDED - You are now in a guarded stance.
Etc.
Stances are: Defensive (100% defense, 0% offense)
Guarded (80% defense, 20% offense)
Neutral (60% defense, 40% offense)
Forward (40% defense, 60% offense)
Advance (20% defense, 80% offense)
Offensive (0% defense, 100% offense)
STAND - You stand up.
In premie homes, you can stand on the bed, table, rug, etc.
STARE - You stare off into space.
STARE (player/object) - You stare at (player/object).
STAT - Tells you how many people are ingame and the staff on duty.
STAT FULL - Gives you a list of names of EVERYONE in the game. Brace yourself for a long scrolling.
Same as WHO verb.
STEAL - Used to steal!
If you're good...
STEAL (player) - You reach into (player's) pocket and take out (#) silvers.
And no one will see you!
If you're okay, then you'll steal, but other people and/or the player you're stealing from will see you.
If you're bad:
STEAL (player) - You fail to gain sufficient advantage to pick his/her pocket.
You stumble out of hiding.
And EVERYONE in the room will see you. After that, they'll guard their pockets and you won't be able to steal from them for a while.
STRETCH - You stretch.
STRIDE - You stride a few steps forward.
STRIDE LEFT - You take a few steps to your left.
STRIDE RIGHT - You take a few steps to your right.
STRIDE [at] (player) - You stride over to stand before (player).
STRIDE BEHIND (player) - You move to stand behind (player).
STRIDE BEHIND (yourself) - You take a few steps back.
STRIDE LEFT (player) - You slowly pace to your left, moving in a circle around (player).
STRIDE RIGHT (player) - You slowly pace to your right, moving in a circle around (player).
STRIDE [at] (object/creature) - You stride a few steps toward (object/creature).
STRIDE BEHIND (object/creature) - You walk behind (object/creature).
STRIDE (self) - You take a few steps in a small circle.
STRUT - You strut about.
STRUT PROUD - You strut about proudly.
STRUT ARROGANT - You strut about arrogantly.
STOMP - You stamp your feet.
STOMP (player) - You stamp your feet at (player)!
STOMP (self) - You impatiently stamp your feet.
SWAP - Changes things you are holding in your hands to the opposite hand. Game will just say Ok. If your hands are empty:
SWAP - You wring your hands.
SWAY - You sway back and forth.
If sitting:
SWAY - You hug your knees and sway side to side.
If kneeling:
SWAY - You sway side to side on your knees.
SWEAT - You break out in a sweat.
SWEAT (player) - You glance at (player) and begin to sweat.
SWEAT (self) - You tense, beads of sweat forming on your brow.
SWEAT LIGHT - You perspire delicately.
SWEAT HEAVY - Heavy droplets of sweat drip from your brow.
SWIM - You swim a few brisk, refreshing laps.
Or for some, you SWIM (direction). MUST be in a body of water!
SWOON - My, my, aren't we dramatic today?
(Others see: (yourname) swoons.)

T

TAP - You tap your foot impatiently.
TAP (player) - You lightly tap (player) on the shoulder.
TAP (object) - You tap (object).
TAP (self) - You tap yourself on the chest.
TEND - Used to tend bleeding wounds on a person.
TEND (player) (area); areas like head, neck, left arm, right arm, etc. May or may not stop bleeding. (I believe it may not, anyway...unless I'm getting my GS mixed up with my DR.)
THINK - You rub your chin thoughtfully.
This verb is used in communication the AmuNet (you get on the AmuNet after WEARing and RUBbing a crystal amulet). The syntax is: THINK (message) - You focus your thoughts and think:
"Hello, world!"
Etc.
THINK TO (player) (message) - You focus your mind on (player) and think:
"Greetings!"
Etc.
THINK TO (yourself) (message) - You think to yourself for awhile...
(Others see: (yourname) appears to be lost in thought.)
If you are not on the AmuNet, though...
THINK Hello World - Ok, you think Hello World.
Nothing much comes of it.
Etc.
THROW - Used to THROW an package away.
Such as:
THROW PACKAGE - You throw away your package.
Can also be used on some items as a script.
Etc.
THUMP - A vein in your forehead starts pulsing.
(Others see: You notice a vein pulsing in (yourname)'s forehead.)
THUMP (player) - You thump (player)!
If the thumper has 2 million or more fame, and the thumpee is level 5 or less, then this can happen:
You thump (player)!
You got (player) good! The blow catches him/her square in the solar plexus.
He/She doubles over, gasping for air.
And the thumpee then has a long Round Time in which he/she cannot move. Example:
Rimlin thumps you!
The blow catches you square in the solar plexus! You double over, gasping for air.
>groan
That requires air and self-control, both of which you have in short supply right now. Try again in, oh, 166 seconds or so.
THUMP (self) - You rub your eyes.
TICKLE
TICKLE (player) - You tickle (player).
TICKLE (self) - You'd be the first (your race) that I'd know of able to tickle him/herself.
(Others do not see your attempt to tickle yourself. Half-elves are considered elves.)
TIME - Tells you what day, month and year it is in Elanthian standards. (CALENDAR to see what all the months and days are.) And it also tells you the current time in Eastern time (Elven, they call it) that the game runs by. Runs in military hours.
TOSS - Some objects you can toss.
TOUCH
TOUCH (player) - You touch (player).
TOUCH (item) - You thumb your (item).
(Others see: (yourname) indicates his/her (item) with a smile.
TOUCH (self) - You touch one finger to your lips.
TRANSFER - Used by empaths to transfer wounds from players. You can TRANSFER (player) to get blood and nerve damage, TRANSFER (player) (area) to get that certain area's damage, and TRANSFER (player) ANY to get any damage from any area.
Non-empaths cannot transfer.
TRIP - Used in combat by a polearm user. Simply hold the polearm, and TRIP (target). You may fail or you may succeed. You may even cause damage to the target.
TURN
TURN (player) - You turn to face (player).
TURN (self) - You turn around.
TURN (items) - Some items have a TURN script.
TWIDDLE - You twiddle your thumbs.
Hands must be free to twiddle.
TYPO - To report TYPOs in the game. Like, for example, you're in a room and it says "blue monutains rise over...", well, you'd type TYPO (message, including the Room name, area, and what's wrong). When a God fixes it, he or she may or may not give you experience for finding it.

U

UNHIDE - You come out of hiding. (Or, you stumble out of hiding.)
UNLATCH
UNLATCH (door) - You unlatch the (door).
UNLOCK
UNLOCK (door) - You unlock the door. (Used in premie homes.)
UNLOCK (container) WITH MY KEY - Some rare boxes come with a key and can be unlocked and locked. Also, there's some silver keys floating around that allow you to unlock a box you'd get off a critter.
UNWRAP - Used to unwrap bandages from a tended area, so it can be tended again (maybe better).
UP - To go up.
URDLE - You blink.
URDLE (player) - You blink at (player).
URDLE (yourself) - You close your eyes for a moment.
Same as BLINK verb.

W

WAGGLE
WAGGLE (player) - You waggle your fingers mystically at (player)! (Player gets an extra "Ooh! Scary!" and everyone else gets an extra "How nice."
WAGGLE (item) - Okay, you waggle your fingers at the (item). Nothing happens.
WAGGLE (self) - You waggle your fingers mystically.
(Others get an extra: Ooh...impressive.)
WAIL - You wail!
WAIL (person) - You glance at (person) and begin to wail!
There is a dead person wail, in which you throw yourself on their body and wail mournfully, but I'm a little pressed for time right now, and no one is dead.
WAIT - Time drags on by...
(Others see: (yourname) seems to be waiting for something.)
WAVE - You wave.
WAVE (player) - You wave to (player).
WAVE (item) - You wave your (item) around.
WAVE (self) - You fan yourself.
WEALTH - You have (#) silvers. Tells you how much money you have, obviously. Other people see you rummage around in your pockets.
WEAR - Used to WEAR clothing/jewelry and most containers.
WEIGHT - You carefully examine your physique and figure you weigh about (#) pounds.
WEIGHT (player) - You carefully examine (player)'s physique and figure he/she weighs about (#) pounds.
(Everyone else sees, including the target: (yourname) is admiring (player).) WEIGHT (item) - You carefully examine the (item) and determine that the weight is about (#) pounds.
WHEEZE - You wheeze, trying to catch your breath.
(Others see: (yourname) makes a wheezing sound.)
WHIMPER - Poor baby!
(Others see: (yourname) whimpers.)
WHINE - How can they be so mean to you?!
(Others see: (yourname) whines.)
WHISPER
WHISPER (player) (message) - You whisper to (player).
WHISPER GROUP (message) - You whisper to your group.
WHISTLE - You whistle tunelessly to yourself, remembering days past.
If you're a bard:
WHISTLE - You whistle a complicated ditty, remembering your apprenticeship fondly.
WHO - Tells you how many people are player and the staff onduty.
WHO FULL - Gives you the full list of EVERYONE playing. Brace yourself for some scrolling.
Same as STAT verb.
WIGGLE
WIGGLE EYEBROWS - You wiggle your eyebrows.
WIGGLE HEAD - You vigorously shake your head.
WIGGLE FACE - You vigorously shake your head.
WIGGLE KNEES - Your knees begin to shake.
WIGGLE EARS - You wiggle your ears.
WIGGLE NOSE - You wiggle your nose.
WIGGLE FINGERS -You wiggle your fingers.
WIGGLE ARMS - You tuck in your arms and flap them like a bird.
Note: Hands must be free to wiggle your arms.
WINK - You wink.
WINK (player) - You wink at (player).
WINK (self) - You try to wink at yourself, but end up looking like you have something in your eye.
(Others see: (yourname) squints as if he/she has something in his/her eye.)
WITHDRAW - Used to withdraw money from the bank.
WITHDRAW (AMOUNT) - If it is more than 4,000 silvers, then you will be issued a note.
WITHDRAW (AMOUNT) SILVER - To withdraw more than 4,000 silvers IN silvers.

Y

YAWN - You yawn.
YAWN (player) - You glance at (player) and yawn.
YAWN (self) - You stifle a yawn.
YELP - You let out a yelp!
YELP (self) - You make a strange gurgling sound in your throat.
YES - A good positive attitude never hurts.
Others do no see the YES verb in action. My guess is that it'll look good in logs.