Preposition: about

• term: People bandy about the terms " branding " and " not sufficiently attractive product range " .

Object

• term: JS: Yes, I didn't have a word at that time, human factors wasn't a term bandied about per se.

• name: In the meantime, as the adverts are placed and the names bandied around, Bourne is putting together her farewell festival.

• statistic: I don't like to bandy statistics about but I must, to give some idea of the decline.

Particle object: around_obj

• word: Of course, it is easy to bandy around the words " self restraint " and much, much harder to practice personal control.

Modifying Another Word

• often: That is a term that is quite often bandied around within our service.

• frequently: The word ` irreplaceable ' is frequently bandied about but in his case it would not be out of place.

• freely: Accusations of unworthy motives were freely bandied on both sides.

Noun used with modifier

• bit: Runner on the third drawer down a bit bandy, but a fine collection of Oatcake crumbs and bent paper clips included.

Preposition: in

• relation: Yet we still hear the word âindependentâ bandied about in relation to many American movies released each year.

• press: Some very large figures have been bandied about in the press - but they are likely to be overstated.