Converse of object

• swallow: To get them to swallow the camel of abolishing the pound, there is not a spoonful of sugar in sight.

• break: The straw that broke the camel 's back was a caravan weekend at the end of October.

• ride: Once you've ridden a camel to school, you tend to have an open mind about how things work.

• see: She claimed to have seen a young camel arrive at the zoo in a circus trailer.

• leave: Today, there are about 255,000 camels left throughout the country.

Preposition: through

• eye: No doubt they're now experimenting with pushing camels through eyes of needles.

Adjective modifier

• Bactrian: The other new addition to the Zoo is a two-week old baby Bactrian camel, Becky.

• female: A new baby camel was born to one of our female camels in mid May.

• young: She claimed to have seen a young camel arrive at the zoo in a circus trailer.

• small: SO both of us starting with a small camel to begin with.

Modifies a noun

• herder: The third main black African group in Darfur, the Zaghawa, are like the Arabs largely camel herders.

• safari: We booked a camel safari in two weeks time.

• trek: For me the camel trek was the highlight of an amazing week.

• dung: You may find yourself gathering camel dung to put on the fire.

• riding: Also check out the zoo page for camel riding!

• caravan: Others spent months in camel caravans slowly crossing great tracts of land.

Noun used with modifier

• pantomime: The time they are aiming to beat as Camella, the pantomime camel, is 4 hours 36 mins.

Possessives

• hump: Then on to Linda's Arabic dancing - great being in the desert and dancing like a camel's hump.

• brush: What is a camel's hair brush made of?

• back: However for some of the weaker runners, " Dead Hill " proved to be straw on the camel's back.