ditty

Converse of object

• sing: Angels will also be in attendance on the green outside the flats, heralded by fireworks and singing seasonal ditties.
• compose: Yet it started life 150 years ago as an obscure ditty composed as a pop song of its time by a little-known pub musician.
• write: The craftsman must be rewarded for leaving his rock roots behind him and writing these introspective, quirky ditties.
• follow: The next time you're banging your head against this particular brick wall you might find the following ditty helpful.
• know: Readers who know this ditty, may like to sing it quietly to themselves to savor the flavor.
• entitle: They released a fantastic little ditty entitled ' Goodbye Little Rose ' a handful of months ago.

Adjective modifier

• catchy: We introduce our children to verse almost at birth, reciting nursery rhymes and catchy ditties to them in the pram.
• witty: The cd opens with taxman, george harrison's witty ditty about the state of taxes in britain at the time.
• acoustic: Here we have some nice little acoustic ditties with enough weirdness to lend them an air of uniqueness.
• little: Anyway, worthy of inclusion in our little list only for the little ditty entitled ' The Derby Ram ' .
• amusing: In a complete change of mood, ' Off The Rails ' is an amusing little ditty with a simplistic guitar accompaniment.
• silly: We had barely left the parking lot when some of us broke the sacred silence with a medley of silly sitcom ditties.

Modifies a noun

• bag: Certainly one reads of " ditty bags " in naval books of the 1700 period.

Noun used with modifier

• pop: Service, an instantly likeable band, who entertained us with some groovy pop ditties.