aunt

Converse of object

• involve: The teacher asked the pupils to solve a money problem involving an imaginary rich aunt.
• love: Beloved wife of the late Bill Currie, dearly loved aunt to the family.
• visit: The only Anderson I experienced during an air raid was in Croydon while visiting an Aunt.
• age: So once again Jane and Joan had to nurse their aged aunt.
• say: Sadly, said maiden aunt may not share this opinion.
• have: Maybe you do even have a great aunt once removed who married a Duke.

Adjective modifier

• maiden: Are there maiden aunts or awkward uncles who would be offended by the content of your speech?
• imaginary: The teacher asked the pupils to solve a money problem involving an imaginary rich aunt.
• paternal: Sometimes the paternal aunt is given the honor of choosing a name.
• maternal: Scenario 2 Several weeks later, the same babyâs maternal aunt comes to your surgery.
• giddy: Aunt: My giddy aunt is an expression used to denote surprise.
• beloved: Dear sister of Vera, sister-in-law of Frank, and a beloved aunt.

Modifies a noun

• elaine: Aunt elaine lines was the only a few a zodiac stop.
• sally: ANNEX As noted in paragraph 8 above, five ' aunt sally ' propositions were discussed in the morning session.

Noun used with modifier

• agony: They can also email agony aunt, Sam, for direct advice.
• spinster: And the fact that it was very comfortable, and that we were looked after extremely well by these two spinster aunts.

Possessives

• house: They move into his aunt's old house in London.
• death: Following her aunt's death All Saints school pupil Cathy made it clear what she wanted to do.
• home: An aspiring young actress finds her staying in her aunt's home.

Preposition: of

• family: Beloved wife of the late Angus Young, a much loved and sadly missed sister, aunt and great aunt of the family.