chequer

Object

• flag: A short distance ahead, Edgar took the checkered flag to confirm his second victory of the season.
• history: Or where the often checkered history of religion can be held up to the light.
• career: The brothers appear to have had rather checkered careers at Queen s ' .
• past: Like the Avebury stone circle, Avebury Manor has had a checkered past.
• pattern: The checkered pattern from the same arms, is an heraldic reference to the Chess Valley.
• floor: He stood, helplessly, in the middle of the checkered floor looking pathetic.

Converse of object

• halve: Word Perfect Eye halve a spelling checker Witch lodes in my pea see.
• have: Spell Checker I have a spelling checker It came with my pea see It plainly marks four my revue Miss steaks eye cannot see.
• call: My teacher told me about some place all the politicians go to " hang out " called chequers or checkers?

Adjective complement

past: How do we approach the subject of Antonio Caliendo's rather checkered past with him at our meeting in a couple of days time?

Modifying Another Word

• somewhat: The Net has, after all, a somewhat checkered history.
• rather: The brothers appear to have had rather checkered careers at Queen s ' .
• very: For ELISA comes to us with a very checkered history.

Modifies a noun

• plate: The standard front footwell mats are replaced with a checker plate design with the Land Rover logo embossed in the rubber.
• board: Chess is a musical about an intellectual game played with small pieces on a checker board.
• pattern: You will be asked to look at the center of a television screen that has a moving black and white checker board pattern.
• work: A good example of East Anglian building is the Guildhall, whose frontage is of checker work in limestone with flint.
• brick: The side parts are checker brick and have some wooden cross-windows.

Noun used with modifier

• spelling: Word Perfect Eye halve a spelling checker Witch lodes in my pea see.
• spell: I. ... ... Get well soon mate, lol P S wasa spell checker?