Converse of object

• seize: Destruction of seized contraband: an additional perverse incentive is the destruction of contraband tobacco products that have been seized by enforcement agencies.

• carry: Any neutral ship not carrying contraband was allowed to go to the port it was sailing for.

• smuggle: Learn about Afghanistan and Vietnam, the war torn territories you'll be invading to smuggle contraband and make a quick buck.

• store: Jamaica Inn, in its isolation, provided the ideal premises for storing this contraband on its way up country.

• bring: He also brings contraband into Wentworth for her ( 57 ).

• find: Joan clears Ray over the smuggling by saying that she personally searched him and found no contraband.

Adjective modifier

• other: It continues to export narcotics and other contraband across the globe.

• illegal: Their efforts would often be thwarted by the army of Excise men who continually hunted for the illegal contraband.

• such: The penalty for distributing such contraband may be the concentration camp; it may be death.

Modifies a noun

• cigarette: Finally, contraband cigarettes that are intercepted by customs have then to be replaced creating yet more sales.

• tobacco: The MOU seeks the co-operation of tobacco companies in reducing the trade in contraband tobacco.

• trade: The authorities are most rigorous on the matter of this innocent powder, and in consequence an immense contraband trade is carried on.

• market: For the next several years, the offshore plant made Export A's for the contraband market.

• good: The old Kirk was a favorite place for hiding the contraband goods.

• oil: The vessel, MV Devo, had 3,100 tons of contraband diesel oil on board, the MoD said.

Noun used with modifier

• smuggling: They survive by the father smuggling contraband across the mine infested border.