Converse of object

• leave: A dogleg left with a sloping fairway that can propel the ball to the right.

• make: More so because we were surveying as we went and the passage made sharp doglegs every few meters.

• take: Taking a dogleg to the south east, we visit the vast, mid-channel gravel beds, fifty meters down.

• have: A cursus at Rudston, like one at Stonehenge, has a dogleg.

Adjective modifier

• slight: Go straight across crossroads ( slight dogleg ) into Priory Lane.

• sharp: More so because we were surveying as we went and the passage made sharp doglegs every few meters.

• left: Hole 6 Par 4 - 325 m This par 4, with a slight incline, is a left dogleg.

Modifies a noun

• right: There are bunkers on both sides of the fairway on this dogleg right where the green slopes away on both sides.

• stair: Dogleg stairs lead up to three delightful bedrooms and a useful office for those who need the convenience of contact.

• left: If the hole turns to the left, it is called a " dogleg left.

Noun used with modifier

• way: The Cotswold Way, Standish Wood After about 800m the route of the Cotswold Way doglegs to the left.

• path: As you draw level with a slope up to your left the path doglegs a little to make its way up the bank.

• right-left: A short right-left dogleg brings you into the short lane to the pretty locality of Woodford.

• route: The route doglegs left along this track for a short distance then hard right, to cross a footbridge over a nameless stream.