Converse of object

• wear: Always wear a lab coat with the sleeves at full length.

Object

• powder: The product is then powder coated to a choice of RAL colors in the standard range.

Adjective modifier

• thick: They develop a thick fur coat to stay warm.

• waterproof: A really efficient, double-layered waterproof winter coat is essential to an Exmoor pony living on hill ground in winter.

Modifies a noun

• hanger: Coat hangers are just boring, aren't they?

• pocket: Do not carry the bottle close to your body keep in a handbag or coat pocket.

• ensemble: Groovy Gear features hip and happenin' wear such as bohemian retro duds, Boho Poncho and faux suede coat ensemble, Suddenly Suede.

• tail: I was just trying to keep hold of his coat tails.

Noun used with modifier

• fur: They develop a thick fur coat to stay warm.

• frock: I tried to maximize the number of figures in frock coats - typical Carlist attire.

• faux: Groovy Gear features hip and happenin' wear such as bohemian retro duds, Boho Poncho and faux suede coat ensemble, Suddenly Suede.

• suede: Groovy Gear features hip and happenin' wear such as bohemian retro duds, Boho Poncho and faux suede coat ensemble, Suddenly Suede.

• duffle: Duffle coat - made of thick wool, fastened with toggles.

• lab: Always wear a lab coat with the sleeves at full length.

Preposition: of

• arm: The Peel family coat of arms acquired in 1792 had the red hand of Ulster added by Sir Robert.

• varnish: No more than one coat of varnish should be applied per day.

• primer: That rotten passenger door got a good coat of primer.

• paint: Work has started on applying the top coat of paint to the tender tank.

• lacquer: Seven to twelve coats of lacquer are applied; the lacquer must dry and the box be polished in between each coat.