bonnet

Preposition: of

• car: I'm quite at home under the bonnet of a car.

Converse of object

• lift: Like asking a car mechanic to work on the car without lifting the bonnet!
• wear: Doctors in full dress wear the velvet bonnet with Spectrum blue chord.
• pop: I popped the bonnet ( am I really that untrusting?
• open: ENGINE Open the bonnet, the lever is at the bottom right hand side of the drivers side dash.

Adjective modifier

• Tudor-style: Sir Edward wore a formal gown of blue and gold damask silk and a Tudor-style academic bonnet in gold silk.
• Scotch: I am much indebted to you, sir, for a Scotch bonnet is fitted neither to my years nor my gravity.
• straw: The men and boys were given black woolen hats and the women and girls coarse straw bonnets " .
• blue: The blue bonnet was another traditional Scottish item of clothing.
• black: I'm well-known in these parts. ' The clerk stared at him and the rusty black bonnet a moment, and then laughed.

Modifies a noun

• bulge: Distinctive bonnet bulges are necessary to cover the tall C-series engine.
• hinge: The one-piece bonnet hinges from the front to give unparalleled access to the engine and front suspension.
• badge: The colors result from artistic interpretation as the actual bonnet badge is silver.
• pepper: Reduce heat to low and place the scotch bonnet pepper on top of liquid.
• catch: A view of the wing near the bonnet catch.
• maker: Louisa is soon sent out as an apprentice to Mrs. Smart, a straw bonnet maker in Holborn.

Noun used with modifier

• scotch: Close cousin to the scotch bonnet, they come in all colors.
• poke: At the end of the century the waistline rose and the poke bonnet evolved.
• aluminum: He ran a dummy generator with just a pulley to save weight as well as a one-piece aluminum bonnet and cycle front wings.
• car: Ollie was sitting on his car bonnet swaying to the beat - a true party cat.