darling

Converse of object

• become: He becomes the darling of the Parisian theater scene, yet he never wins his love.

Adjective modifier

• little: I have my little darling little baby fast asleep in her sling on my chest.
• poor: Poor darling, he was very tired, she thought.
• sweet: Let the morning come, my sweet darling, and then I shall take you for a bath in the Ganga ' .
• lovely: Poopy, my lovely black darling; where have you come from?
• current: Hugo Chavez is not the current darling of the left.

Modifies a noun

• princess: Until then, you make sure that you look after yourself, my darling princess.
• bud: Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May, And summer's lease hath all too short a date.
• daughter: Happy birthday to our darling daughter, for ever in our thoughts.
• husband: In loving memory of my darling husband, Dennis.
• wife: And you, my faithful and darling wife, you too must be strong.
• son: Exactly nine months earlier just around the same time we heard our darling son was dead, his life taken by evil men.

Noun used with modifier

• indie: Some mixing wizardry by pal Jeff Garber ( formerly of indie darlings National Skyline ) finally whipped the album into shape.
• media: Pretty soon she's a media darling, receiving invitations to appear on masses of shows.
• silver: Silver Darlings The town of Yarmouth began as a herring fishing settlement in the 10th Century.
• medium: A media darling just a few months ago - remember reading about his fabulous wardrobe?

Possessives

• critic: Little wonder, then, that they have rarely been critics ' darlings.

Preposition: of

• Wapping: Each order includes a copy of the rare 1997 Small Faces calendar and a free copy of Darlings of Wapping Wharf magazine.
• filmmaker: I know the funky " handheld " look is the current darling of filmmakers, but it's just a fad.
• wall: Darling of wall requested only a sales people in.