Converse of object

• thieve: I want to know what thieving bastard has been spending my money.

• hate: I hate any bastards, they're like Cure fans.

• lie: This is the origin of the ' why is this lying bastard lying to me?

• let: Don't let the bastards grind you down.. .

• kill: Damn sight better to kill the bastards, I've always thought.

Adjective modifier

• greedy: It's the greedy bastards at the top who are killing the smaller cubs.

• nosy: Am I a nosy bastard for wondering what the hell was going on next to me on the train today?

• lazy: Lazy bastards have been ignoring my calls for the last 6 months.

• miserable: I played to some miserable bastards in a small bar in the center of Manchester for very little laughter or money.

• jammy: Meanwhile, Stuart is still enjoying New York, the jammy bastard!

• heartless: For once, she thought, the heartless bastard was right.

Modifies a noun

• offspring: Now imagine the bastard offspring of the two shows.

• mickey: Believe a word the bastard mickey a couple of.

• son: He was a bastard son of Charles II - a courtier with no interest in Monmouth.

• sword: Bastard swords also had a more tapered, narrowly pointed blade.

• child: Of £ 277 expended by Soham on bastard children only £ 62 was refunded by the putative parents " .

• thing: You'd be lucky to get the bastard thing playing in the first place tho, not that you should try playing it.

Noun used with modifier

• cheating: March 09, 2004 United 1 -1 Porto Article by The Editor Cheating bastards.

• ye: But if ye be without chastisement, whereof all are partakers, then are ye bastards, and not sons ' .