Converse of object

• prove: He was able to prove an alibi which could not be shaken.

• establish: David established an alibi for himself by being at a public house in Crossland Moor at the time of the offense.

• provide: He made sure it got a mention in the gossip columns, to provide an alibi for himself.

• have: He has no alibi for the night of Smith's murder; he says he can't remember where he was.

• give: He also gave an alibi for the night of the murder, which police found didn't stand up.

• need: It's one of those questions that makes you wonder if you need an alibi, and I've been asked it by Sarah.

Adjective modifier

• cast-iron: Indeed, he soon supplies a completely cast-iron alibi.

• false: He then took his two daughters out to a DIY store in order to create a false alibi for himself.

• good: Manoel had a good alibi, and was finally released.

• perfect: Thus, the " euro " presents the perfect alibi.

• solid: He will offer a solid alibi which no one will believe.

• watertight: The husband is decidedly odd and his absence at the time of the crime doesn't give him a watertight alibi by any means.

Modifies a noun

• witness: I also gave my solicitor another four alibi witness names who had been with me at the time of the robbery.

• pendens: Seminar 6 ( Yvonne Baatz ) Multiple Proceedings Forum non conveniens and lis alibi pendens.

• warning: Where the magistrates ' court gives the alibi warning, the file should be clearly noted.

Preposition: for

• night: He has no alibi for the night of Smith's murder; he says he can't remember where he was.

• time: During his trial, the night porter backed up his alibi for this time.

• portion: That art exists as a specialized area means that it can only be an alibi for the guilty portion of non-cultural life.