Converse of object

• buy: It costs about £ 1000 to buy this many disposables.

• use: I only use disposables on holiday - well would you pack a diaper bucket?

• cover: This does not cover disposables such as bulbs, covers etc.

Adjective modifier

• conventional: My baby has a terrible diaper rash from conventional disposables.

• daily: Soft and Gas Permeable contact lenses start at £ 49 per pair, with daily disposables at £ 1 per pair.

• medical: Became partner of Arthur Young in Bristol and London, then ran own business in medical disposables.

• monthly: Monthly disposables - These offer the comfort of a soft lens.

Modifies a noun

• diaper: Disposable diapers can take hundreds of years to break down.

• glove: Wearing disposable gloves will minimize the risk of contact with the hands.

• income: Does your consumer have enough disposable income to buy your products?

• apron: If you are clearing a large spillage you must also wear a disposable plastic apron.

• razor: The platform supports are made from the handles of disposable razors.

• diaper: As the last image of the animals faded, the picture of a package of Pampers disposable diapers appeared.

Modifying Another Word

• freely: Wouldn't it be better, Ms. Chairperson, to offer everybody a freely disposable " second income.

• easily: Ideally look to providing lots of drinks for the children in an easily disposable way.

• not: The remainder is, of course, not disposable income that can be shifted from one place to another.

• eminently: This is an eminently disposable relic of his attempt in A Treatise of Human Nature to develop a sort of psychological mechanics.

Noun used with modifier

• single-use: The aim is to engage with parents nationwide to help them make an informed choice about real diapers and single-use disposables.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Cheap covermounts devalue music - he's concerned that music is so freely available and has become so disposable.

• use: Dip after washing and drying, using disposable wipes to prevent the passing of infection from cow to cow.