Parse

[Sarah]

To resolve into its elements, as a sentence, pointing out theseveral parts of speech, and their relation to each other bygovernment or agreement; to analyze and describe grammatically.Let him construe the letter into English, and parse it overperfectly. Ascham.

[Sarah]

verb. to actively comprehend, to make sense of. To understand as a result of effort, as opposed to understanding intuitively. A derivative of the computer and linguistics term parse, to analyze data or a sentence for structure, content, and meaning. Most frequently used in parody of a hypothetical error message generated by a computer that was fed nonsensical data, eg, Does

[Sarah]

To elaborate on a certain word(s). To explain a term away gramatically.

[Sarah]

System.out.println(Weapon

[Sarah]

Any adjective, ever.
Stemming from the term Parser which is a computer term.
You can effectively place parse in any sentence, in place of any adjective.

[Sarah]

to leave a spot or place

[Sonia]

No, this is not a typo of the word sparse. The word parse means to analyze an object specifically. It is commonly used in computer science to refer to reading program code. For example, after a program is written, whether it be in C , Java, or any other language, the code needs to be parsed by the compiler in order to be compiled. Web scripts, written in scripting languages such as Perl or PHP, need to be parsed on the Web server so that they can output the correct HTML to a users browser.
Parsing can also refer to breaking up ordinary text. For example, search engines typically parse search phrases entered by users so that they can more accurately search for each word. Some programs can parse text documents and extract certain information like names or addresses. Spreadsheet programs can turn formatted documents into tables with rows and columns by parsing the text. As you can see, the ways to parse are clearly not sparse.

[Monty]

Resolve (a sentence) into its component parts and describe their syntactic roles.