Converse of object

• fix: Fixed a bug with the build system under Windows.

• catch: Maybe he just hasn't caught the bug; he needs to spend more time in Italy!

Converse of subject

• bite: Once you have been bitten by the bug, you will want to get started straight away.

Adjective modifier

• mealy: They have also come up with parasites that eat mealy bugs.

• fixed: Fixed bug in build system that disabled thread support.

• nasty: Or there happened to be some nasty bug " floating around " the moment they turned the machine on.

• known: Answer: This is a known bug with the current NVIDIA control panel.

• minor: The user should look for minor bugs in or on the system.

• super: If doctors and nurses need to close wards to clean up the super bug they should be free to do so.

Modifies a noun

• fix: Service Pack 1 is expected to contain purely bug fixes to VS 2005.

• tracking: The bug has been reported to the Debian bug tracking system.

• infestation: Look for evidence of damp, bed bug infestation and any other unwelcome flatmates!

Noun used with modifier

• tummy: Peter: Are you gutted that Spurs were brought down by a tummy bug?

• stomach: I have just had three days of with a stomach bug its been doing the rounds!

• millenium: In order for the University to continue to function smoothly in the new year, such equipment must also be millenium bug proof.

• capsid: Pests The only pest on lavender is the green capsid bug or cuckoo spit.

• flu: I mean come on folks get real here we are talking about saving higher lifeforms not something insignificant as a flu bug.

• bugzilla: It will be necessary to install another bugzilla module that creates bugzilla bug reports from email messages.

Preposition: in

• pyuic3: Fixed a bug in pyuic3 when extracting Python slot code when the slot had an argument.

• configure.py: Fixed QAssistantClient bug in configure.py for old versions of Qt.