Converse of object

• wear: He appeared to be wearing a dark colored anorak which had fallen open.

• have: I had an anorak with a button at its throat; it made a cape that was the envy of the playground.

• don: They don an anorak, and are briefed as to their mission.

• buy: Other grad says she will buy an anorak for me.

Adjective modifier

• sad: I am a " sad anorak " because I quite enjoy EuroVision.

• political: These are not just the concerns of political anoraks.

• blue: A Bee-fly settled briefly on the blue anorak I was wearing.

• real: I'm a real anorak for film, I will watch anything.

• other: For other anoraks, here is the organ's specification.

• black: He is believed to have been wearing a black, zip-up anorak, pale trousers and brown shoes.

Modifies a noun

• connection: Anorak Connections: Director Terence Fisher also directed Hammer's Dracula, Prince of Darkness ( 1965 ) which also starred Christopher Lee.

• corner: For more detailed info have a look in anorak corner.

• hood: Walter tugged down his anorak hood and looked up at the sky.

• wearer: Unless you are already a qualified anorak wearer, GET SOME HELP!

• style: He was wearing a black anorak style hooded top with a red front and silver reflective piping.

Noun used with modifier

• wine: Welcome to the wine anorak, one of the most interesting and comprehensive wine resources on the web... www.wineanorak.com Stormhoek: .. .

• bus: Oh dear, I'm almost beginning to feel sorry for the bus anoraks now.

• computer: Thus the computer anorak may well be totally fascinating to other computer anoraks.

• caff: Plus, for caff anoraks, the very same elegant patterned cup n ' saucer sets used by the mighty Alpino in Islington.

• Internet: Now I must proudly declare my interest as a trustee of Wessex Archeology - and an internet anorak.