Converse of subject

• post: Posted by billy on 13 January, 2004 at 11:19 AM My work used to take me into strange places.

• review: Reviewed by billy from UK on 28th Jun 2005 YOU GET WHAT YOU PAY FOR!

Converse of object

• see: Above you can see a small billy can for boiling and a mini wok for frying.

• boil: We had a picnic lunch and boiled the billy on an open fire.

• think: Good gig, tho I have to say I thought the billy at Manchester were a little more up for it.

• keep: Keep a slight billy and janice adventurous and travel.

Adjective modifier

• silly: Until then turn your computer off and stop being such a silly billy.

• different: Because I really want to see it again with a different billy!

Modifies a noun

• bragg: On the way, Stevie and I managed to catch billy bragg at the leftfield.

• elliot: BILLY ELLIOT - Victoria Palace Theater Musical of the film about mining town boy who wants to dance, with songs by Elton John.

• goat: Three billy goats, three magic beans, three beautiful sisters, three wicked witches or even three bothered bears.

• can: This 14cm Stainless Steel Kettle is made by the same people who make the billy cans.

• mile: BILLY MILES is thrown to the ground, a large bloody hole in his torso.

Noun used with modifier

• hill: People in Scotland start saying " A bit hill billy... eh?

• bit: People in Scotland start saying " A bit hill billy... eh?