Converse of object

• refer: The BSA refer callers to the nearest quality marked provider in their area.

• deter: Members of the public can display these card at their properties to deter unwanted callers.

• greet: Disconnect after greeting Callers who receive this greeting will have no messaging options.

• authenticate: Provisions for authenticating the caller to service and vise versa.

• advise: One message advises callers that their call will be answered within two minutes.

Adjective modifier

• bogus: The third victim of bogus callers on February 8 was a 69 year old man living at Bucks Hill.

• uninvited: Keep the chain on your door and never allow uninvited callers in to your home.

• anonymous: In order to remain anonymous, callers sometimes prefer to ring us rather than use an organization in their locality.

• genuine: Most people who knock on your door will be genuine callers.

• obscene: In this case, if the obscene caller forwarded calls to your phone, the return would end up there.

• malicious: Some malicious callers may want nothing more than to have a conversation.

Modifies a noun

• id: However you may purchase separate caller ID units to link to your phone.

• convenience: The Cellular Telephone and Internet Association ( CTIA ) must balance caller convenience against wireless subscribers ' inherent concerns over privacy.

• identification: Company names list for caller identification; displays the name of the caller's company ( optional ).

Noun used with modifier

• bingo: King of bingo callers defends his crown - 24/08/05 Log in to remember this page.

• hoax: We have teamed up with local Police, Ambulance and mobile phone service providers, to cut hoax callers off at source.

• doorstep: The team has been set up to protect people caught out by doorstep callers.

• ceilidh: Fee Lock ceilidh caller in the ' English Ceilidh ' style.

• gentleman: Out of the first round of gentlemen callers, I can only remember the bloke whose armpits reeked.

• mystery: Debbie is convinced that Brad is her mystery caller, but she may have got her wires crossed.