campfire

Converse of object

• round: After the others had crashed out Rich and I sat round the campfire and shared our thoughts.
• start: You can pitch a tent, start a campfire, build furniture by lashing tree branches together in theory anyway!
• light: Spent the evening helping 8 to 10 year olds to learn to light a campfire.
• have: We wanted to have a large campfire on the Saturday night.
• make: Roly's boys made sure the campfire was kept alight day and night.
• leave: A 3 day ' tramping ' trip toward the snows of the Southern Alps, leaves only the beach campfire eating fresh salmon.

Preposition: at

night: For me the beers around the campfire at night were interesting.

Adjective modifier

• traditional: At night, a traditional African campfire is lit where the gorilla briefings take place.
• small: Well, it turns out that everybody's outside around a small campfire in the back yard ( garden ).
• open: Your group prepares meals together over an open campfire.
• large: We wanted to have a large campfire on the Saturday night.
• good: A good campfire will have a mix of stunts.

Modifies a noun

• circle: We all ended up in the campfire circle where I presented four worthy Leaders with their Queen's Scout Awards.
• song: I was looking for campfire songs... Wow you have a really great site here with lots of info.
• stunt: As well as campfire songs there are plenty of ideas for campfire stunts or skits to be found too.
• light: Back to Top Each Campfire Lights Anew Each campfire lights anew, the flame of friendship true.
• cooking: After that he was much less distracted and started taking over the campfire cooking.
• singalongs: The steel string dreadnought western acoustic guitar is used for everything from pop, rock and country music to campfire singalongs.

Noun used with modifier

roaring: The evening is spent enjoying the healthy aching in our bodies around a roaring campfire.

Preposition: in

evening: Sitting round a campfire in the evening is also one of the best ways to end it too.