Semantic supersenses are used where possible for genitive/possessive constructions, as discussed in Genitives/Possessives. However, there are a few idioms which require a possessive pronoun that does not participate transparently in any semantic relation; these are designated with the special label `$:

• I am eating on_ my _own today. 001

• She tried her best. 002

• He’s not your average baseball player. 003

• Billy knows his ABCs! 004

It is also used for the possessive in the way construction: contrast

• I like her way of eating—it is very polite. (Gestalt) 005

• She will arrive soon: she is on_ her _way. (`$) [see Circumstance#020] 006

• I don't want to drive there because it is out_of_ my _way. (`$) 007