Converse of object

• unscrew: I just take the top off, unscrew the cap, put my funnel in and pour away!

• wear: Women and children were all wearing funny caps on their heads.

• doff: What singles Pedro out from the crowd is the soulful elements and the doffed cap toward nature.

• remove: During the second reading earlier this month, a majority of Peers voted to overturn plans to remove the current cap on night flights.

Adjective modifier

• polar: What we are talking about here are not the polar ice caps or large ice fields.

• peaked: Peaked caps leave the tips of the ears exposed to the sun; this area is a common site for skin cancer.

• flat: This picture taken around 1928 shows Percy Read ( on the right with flat cap ) in front of the gasoline pumps.

• protective: Screw protective black cap back on to cylinder valve outlet.

• shaped: The mill had a boat shaped cap, patent sails and a fantail, which between them drove 2 pairs of 4 foot stones.

• Phrygian: Mithras shakes hands with the king, he wears the Phrygian cap, the Persian trousers, and a cape.

Modifies a noun

• badge: Even the back of our cap badge was scrutinized.

• reform: CAP reform is therefore a matter of life or death for millions across the world.

• sleeve: Mark this row at both ends for cap sleeves.

• subsidy: So, is there any substance behind the Herr Fischler's sudden desire to abolish CAP subsidies?

Noun used with modifier

• baseball: I wondered whether the baseball cap gang knew how dose they had come to national stardom.

• filler: Head gaskets fail on the 1.4 gasoline engine; check the underside of the oil filler cap for white emulsion.

• ice: What we are talking about here are not the polar ice caps or large ice fields.

• forage: All Scottish regiments had a tartan band around their forage cap ( Parsons, 1995 ).

• Burberry: Luke Drozd Jonathan Geer - Essex Not a Burberry cap or a customized Ford Fiesta in sight thank christ.

• toe: Hard boots or ones with steel toe caps can prevent injuries to the feet.