SourceTargetCommon feature
SensorySensorySensory
SensorySensoryConceptual
SensorySensoryBoth sensory and conceptual
ConceptualConceptualConceptual
SensoryConceptualConceptual
ConceptualSensoryConceptual
Key conclusion: two sensory terms allow three types of shared feature: sensory, conceptual, or mixed. Each of the remaining three pairings requires a conceptual relation. This is the structure behind the six subtypes.
The isolated noun in an example is not enough to determine the answer; the intended target and likeness must first be identified.