Converse of object

• outstretch: To start, you can keep your arms outstretched for balance; but as you progress, start folding your arms across your chest.

• fold: I glanced at Curtis as he stood with folded arms intently gazing at the distant point.

• swing: Dellape's late shoulder set up the wing for what appeared to be a swinging arm from behind by the tight-head prop.

• bear: It contains a massive 16th century tomb bearing the family arms.

Adjective modifier

• upper: Blood samples can be taken from sites such as the forearm, the upper arm, thigh and the base of the thumb.

• left: Every club in the country would give their left arm to get him.

• broken: I had an amazing time, even tho i had a broken arm.

• robotic: The instrument uses 400 optical fibers, which a robotic arm takes about one hour to position with incredible accuracy.

Modifies a noun

• race: During the FC, a special session was devoted to ' prevention of an arms race in outer space ' on Tuesday October 19.

• dealer: This time boarding the Jubliee Line from Canning Town with the arms dealers.

• export: Their findings suggest that a more responsible approach to arms exports is not a question of economic loss versus moral gain.

• length: At arms length try pouring water into a glass or bringing two pencil ends on top of each.

Noun used with modifier

• spiral: Our Galaxy has spiral arms in its disk - these spiral arms are regions of active star formation.

• lever: In addition, it also helps to minimize offset errors and MRU lever arm effects on the bathymetry data.

• swing: The Five has a major swing arm update too.

• wiper: Colin Gore: Take the top of the scuttle panel off that sits just below the wiper arms.

Possessives

• length: Light them at arm's length, using a taper.

Preposition: with

• handgun: The first man involved, who was armed with a handgun, wore a light colored t-shirt.

• knife: Mary Carpenter has revealed that young children have been arriving in class armed with knives and other weapons.