Preposition: at

• elbow: Find one dumbell, kneel on a bench with your arm close to your side bent at the elbow.

• knee: He supports his weight upon his left leg; his right is bent at the knee.

Preposition: on

• self-destruction: Perhaps best of all for pop's marketing gurus, he was bent on self-destruction.

• domination: Evil international genius masterminds bent on world domination everywhere are running for the hills.

• revenge: Soon, the group is being stalked by cursed zombie dolls, hell bent on revenge.

• destruction: What is left is a rotten shell of a person bent on the destruction of those who anger them.

Converse of object

• creep: It forms hybrids with creeping bent ( A. stolonifera ). Biology: Common bent flowers from June to August.

• seem: Later in the month Mr Lawrence wrote: Despite all our efforts UKASTA seem hell bent on pursuing their potentially damaging course.

Modifies a noun

• tulip: So there you go; bent back tulips can solve that age-old problem of how to get out of bed.

• inwards: This caused the left hand point blade tip to be bent inwards, the right hand one already being locked open.

• knee: Serenade her like knights used to on bent knee.

• spoon: Geller holds up the bent spoon for the camera, and encourages me to keep in touch.

• cop: He's known as ' the Butcher of Mayfair ' , because he killed a bent cop and got away with it.

• pin: A bent pin or a distorted hook or shackle is no longer is safe.

Noun used with modifier

• hell: He loves the thrill of the car at full speed He's hell bent on taking the lead.

• knee: Lie on back, knees bent, head off the floor, lower back flat on floor.

• browntop: Then we sow a mix of fescue and browntop bent, and irrigate immediately afterward to give a quick, even emergence.

• elbow: Keep the arm close to your side, elbow bent.

• bristle: The dry heath areas are dominated by ling, bell heather and bristle bent grass.

• brow: See how he leans against that tree, with his arms crossed and his brow bent.