Converse of object

• have: We have had two more bops this year so we have now raised enough money to buy a team kit as planned.

• play: At this time she was playing hard bop and soul jazz similar to the music of Horace Silver.

Adjective modifier

• hard: This music is roll up your sleeves, in your face, hard bop blowing at its best.

• good: News, reviews and listings - your guide to the best bop, fusion, free and smooth jazz in and outside the BBC.

• typical: The typical bop added back to all business owners.

Modifies a noun

• disability: Most cases excludes matching up single or bop disability company added additional.

• city: Quot robots quot be very exciting the house with bop city records.

• record: Quot robots quot be very exciting the house with bop city records.

• jazz: The self-taught alto saxophonist's debut album Conversations With the Unseen uniquely mixes post bop jazz and rap with ease.

• style: The group is a major influence on the emerging hard bop style.

• classic: Both contain typical Hawes repertoire: standard tunes, bop classics and a smattering of blues, mostly self-composed.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: He prays he heals and best of all his head bops up and down!

Noun used with modifier

• tv: Being pressured to the best possible cox quot total tv bop city.

• post: The self-taught alto saxophonist's debut album Conversations With the Unseen uniquely mixes post bop jazz and rap with ease.