Syntax for a generic "does the player mean" for the second noun?

I want the parser to assume the player is not referring to an object of kind X.

This works nicely for first nouns:

Does the player mean doing something with an X: it is unlikely.

But for second nouns I haven’t got anything better than having to list all potential second noun actions:

Does the player mean throwing at an X: it is unlikely. Does the player mean inserting into an X: it is unlikely. [etc...]

Is there anything like the below (that doesn’t work) that does work?

Does the player mean doing something with something and an X: it is unlikely.

I don’t think there’s a special built-in syntax, but you can still use a when condition that checks the second noun.

"No, Not That Table"

Place is a room.

A fixed in place supporter called a work table is in Place.

The player carries a data table and a slide rule.

Does the player mean doing something when the second noun is the data table:
    it is unlikely.
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