dodge

Object

• bullet: The enemy fighter will try to dodge the bullets, thus steering into the missile's path.
• arrow: You may dodge arrows or bolts or use your shield to block them.
• shower: A few hours later Tony, Gavin and I were dodging the showers to stay dry as we changed.
• missile: If you dodge a missile or you have a near miss when driving, it is your primitive visual brain which protects you.
• bomb: And old - he's got no stomach for running around Siberia dodging atom bombs!
• traffic: Such issues also have a negative effect on the lives of children who have to dodge local traffic on a daily basis.

Adjective modifier

convertible: Visit the web and convertible dodge for reformers tho he could obtain.

Modifies a noun

• spirit: Not on the acclaim dodge spirit nor was there.
• ball: The court is as large as that for a dodge ball game.

Modifying Another Word

• again: The present political crisis removes the last vestige of an excuse for again dodging the hard choices of institutional reform " , continued Provan.
• about: These two birds are dodging about, doing their thing.
• still: Mike's glad to report that he's still dodging the arrows.
• often: At the same time they often dodge the big decisions on things they do control.
• then: If any of you out there are dodging then beware as the EA are on a crack down.

Followed by an intransitive particle

around: In this way they dodged around or, alternatively, the shifts were docked.

Followed by a transitive particle

around: Loving was also running and dodging around the table.

Adjective complement

most: Overcast and showery, but we managed to dodge most of the rain.

Present participle complement

fall: After a long wait, dodging falling ice and wishing we had not been so polite I set off.

Noun used with modifier

• acclaim: Not on the acclaim dodge spirit nor was there.
• tax: Or just the jet set's favorite tax dodge?