Converse of object

• make: Their youth is spent to teach them to stitch and sew, or make baubles.

• get: Climb down again and get the bauble, then return to the living room.

• have: They were all dressed up with beads and fabric and they had baubles hanging from their noses.

• decorate: Round Glass Bauble with Decoration £ 4.50 Add: Round Glass decorated bauble with irridescent filling.

• take: A lot of those people take the bauble and are never heard of again.

• drop: A songbird will come by and drop a bauble for you.

Adjective modifier

• shiny: Posted by Damo on 12 December, 2003 at 10:10 AM shiny baubles or shiny reflections?

• small: Small pink glitter baubles, £ 4 for 16, Paperchase.

• red: Large red baubles, £ 2 each, John Lewis.

• mere: And we will continue to add these gems ( or are they mere baubles?

• pink: Small pink glitter baubles, £ 4 for 16, Paperchase.

• white: The girls wear purple and white baubles or ribbons in their hair.

Preposition: on

• tree: Parts of the scenery had been almost shredded in half by the gunfire, baubles on trees shattered.

Noun used with modifier

• glass: Eduardo, 13, from Angola doesnât decorate his home with fairy lights and glass baubles at Christmas.

• tree: Related entries: Gadgets It's enough to make you slit your wrists with the shards of a smashed Christmas tree bauble.

• gold: Gold baubles, £ 8.95 for 12, Harrods.

• silver: It included snowflakes made from foil, and an isometric snowflake created out of silver baubles, suspended at the base of the Eye.