Converse of object

• marry: Their next daughter married John Murdoch, merchant in Glasgow, and had issue.

• adopt: They had no children of their own but adopted a daughter who was named Eleanor.

• bear: Eventually he married a slave woman, and they bore a daughter Kizzy.

• sire: The first was a February born group 2 Loosebeare Imp sired daughter out of a Glenside His Nibs bred mother.

• woo: My daughters wooed, engaged and married by _machinery!_ And you're only eighteen; do you hear me?

Preposition: into

• slavery: Q. I would like to sell my daughter into slavery, as it suggests in Exodus 21:7.

Adjective modifier

• eldest: I went to primary school with his eldest daughter Maureen.

• teenage: Dawn says she had a friend who had a teenage daughter with learning disabilities who was helped by Mencap.

• elder: The elder daughter Megan married and started a family, so we moved to Cheadle ( Staffs ) to be near them.

• year-old: Case study: Miss P is a lone parent with a two year-old daughter.

• loving: Our loving daughter just wiped out, gone from our lives.

• three-year-old: My three-year-old daughter has not had chicken pox but is also showing no symptoms.

Modifies a noun

• Isabella: He works from his home in Oxfordshire where he lives with his wife Laura, daughter Isabella and dog Pepper.

Noun used with modifier

• O: This is my lover, this my friend, O daughters of Jerusalem.

• baby: Emma Emma has a beautiful baby daughter, Lauren.

Possessives

• wedding: I bought a £ 200 display kit from you a couple of weeks ago for my daughter's wedding last Saturday.

Possessives

• vicar: And one young man has seen the vicar's daughter in the cemetary at midnight, dancing with the devil.

• preacher: Lorna Want is pretty and blond and sings nicely, which is really all the badly-written role of the preacher's daughter allows for.

Preposition: of

• king: The truce was cemented by a marriage between Richard and Isabel of France, daughter of the French king, now Charles VI.

• clergyman: She was the daughter of a clergyman, but found it heard to embrace traditional Christianity.