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diff --git a/mudsync/parser.scm b/mudsync/parser.scm
index 51e07c8..5da6bc9 100644
--- a/mudsync/parser.scm
+++ b/mudsync/parser.scm
@@ -16,29 +16,43 @@
 ;;; You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
 ;;; along with Mudsync.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
 
-(use-modules (rx irregex)
-             (ice-9 match))
+(define-module (mudsync parser)
+  #:use-module (rx irregex)
+  #:use-module (ice-9 match)
+  #:use-module (srfi srfi-1)
+  #:use-module (srfi srfi-9)
 
+  #:export (match-to-kwargs
+            split-verb-and-rest
+            article preposition
+
+            cmatch-indir-obj
+            cmatch-direct-obj
+            cmatch-direct-obj-greedy
+            cmatch-empty
+            cmatch-greedy))
 
 (define (match-to-kwargs irx string)
   (let ((rx-match (irregex-match irx string)))
     (if rx-match
-        (map (match-lambda
-               ((match-part . idx)
-                (cons match-part
-                      (irregex-match-substring
-                       rx-match idx))))
-             (irregex-match-names rx-match))
+        (fold
+         (match-lambda*
+           (((match-part . idx) prev)
+            (cons (symbol->keyword match-part)
+                  (cons (irregex-match-substring
+                         rx-match idx)
+                        prev))))
+         '()
+         (irregex-match-names rx-match))
         #f)))
 
 (define (split-verb-and-rest string)
   (let* ((trimmed (string-trim-both string))
          (first-space (string-index trimmed #\space)))
     (if first-space
-        `((verb . ,(substring trimmed 0 first-space))
-          (rest . ,(substring trimmed (+ 1 first-space))))
-        `((verb . ,trimmed)
-          (rest . "")))))
+        (cons (substring trimmed 0 first-space)
+              (substring trimmed (+ 1 first-space)))
+        (cons trimmed ""))))
 
 ;; @@: Not currently used
 ;; Borrowed from irregex.scm
@@ -53,21 +67,42 @@
   (sre->irregex
    `(: (? (: ,preposition (+ space)))  ; possibly a preposition (ignored)
        (? (: ,article (+ space)))      ; possibly an article (ignored)
-       (=> direct-object (* any))      ; direct object (kept)
+       (=> direct-obj (* any))      ; direct object (kept)
        (+ space)
        (=> preposition ,preposition)   ; main preposition (kept)
        (+ space)
        (? (: ,article (+ space)))      ; possibly an article (ignored)
-       (=> indirect-object (+ any))))) ; indirect object (kept)
+       (=> indir-obj (+ any))))) ; indirect object (kept)
+
+(define (cmatch-indir-obj phrase)
+  (match-to-kwargs indirect-irx phrase))
 
 (define direct-irx
   (sre->irregex
    `(: (? (: ,preposition (+ space)))  ; possibly a preposition (ignored)
        (? (: ,article (+ space)))     ; possibly an article (ignored)
-       (=> direct-object (* any)))))  ; direct object (kept)
+       (=> direct-obj (+ any)))))  ; direct object (kept)
+
+(define (cmatch-direct-obj phrase)
+  (match-to-kwargs direct-irx phrase))
+
+(define (cmatch-empty phrase)
+  (if (equal? (string-trim phrase) "")
+      '()
+      #f))
+
+(define (cmatch-direct-obj-greedy phrase)
+  ;; Turns out this uses the same semantics as splitting verb/rest
+  (match (split-verb-and-rest phrase)
+    ((direct-obj . rest)
+     (list #:direct-obj direct-obj
+           #:rest rest))
+    (#f #f)))
 
+(define (cmatch-greedy phrase)
+  `(#:phrase ,phrase))
 
-(define say-example "say I really need to get going.")
-(define attack-sword-example "hit goblin with sword")
-(define attack-simple-example "hit goblin")
-(define put-book-on-desk "put the book on the desk")
+;; (define say-example "say I really need to get going.")
+;; (define attack-sword-example "hit goblin with sword")
+;; (define attack-simple-example "hit goblin")
+;; (define put-book-on-desk "put the book on the desk")