In the part 4 I forgot to introduce a special kind of Contexts: f) Dangerous Contexts. Example: f: func [x] [] special-context? first first :f CRASH I obviously cannot claim that Same-context? works in this case. Now I supply another interesting function: ; actually, Thomas Jensen was first there (nice work), but this function is able to find even the Unset Words context-words: func [ {returns all Context Words of a Word's Context} word [word!] /local result c-word ] [ either special-context? word [ ; we are out of luck in this case none ] [ result: copy [] foreach g-word first system/words [ if not same? g-word c-word: bind g-word word [ append result c-word ] ] result ] ] to be continued...