Preposition: of

• pickpocket: Safety Visitors should beware of pickpockets anywhere in the city.

• imitation: A Cave Imitatio ( Beware of imitations ) tin badge was also issued on the day of the swapmeet.

• scam: There are genuine companies which may do this, but beware of share scams - sometimes called ' boiler room ' scams.

• prophet: In fact Christ warned people to beware of false prophets ( Matt.

• pitfall: Beware of the 6 pitfalls of a weak greens product: 1 ) Is The Kitchen Sink Included?

• temptation: Beware of the temptations of this life, the allures to a kind of happiness.

Object

• scam: The big land con Investors should beware the latest scam.

• danger: Co-buying, joint ownership, beware the stranger danger.

• ': Caveat emptor - let the buyer beware â applies whether she is ' ethical ' or not.

• woman: Women Beware Women runs at the Swan Theater, Stratford-upon-Avon from February 16th to April 1st 2006.

Used with why or when

• when: Buy any new tools from reputable dealers Beware when buying what appear to be cheap second hand tools and equipment.

• what: MORE » Dark at the Foot of the Stairs Beware what might seem a pile of black wool on the kitchen table!

Modifying Another Word

• tho: Mums and dads beware tho: this is an 18 for a very, very good reason.

• however: These ticket systems are becoming popular with many companies, however beware, quality varies.

• so: So beware Mr Brass, don't you dare Mr Brass.

• then: If any of you out there are dodging then beware as the EA are on a crack down.

• yet: And beware yet another election where Mr Blair says one thing to get your vote on polling day and does something quite different afterward.

• always: Most email accounts track these emails and put them in a separate inbox which is alter deleted but always beware.