Noun used with modifier

• university: They are taught by resident staff and university dons.

• mafia: But was he not concerned about the kind of firm he joined when the ' mafia dons ' went to work?

Object

• unthinkable-jewelry: Is it the special occasion or the chance to play dress-up that prompts these brides to don the unthinkable-jewelry?

• rsquo;t: We have to be careful not to disadvantage those students who don rsquo;t perform well in the exam hall environment.

• mantle: To assume an identity is to don the mantle appropriate to the account to be offered.

Modifies a noun

• quijote: Please indicate whether you need assistance in getting to the don Quijote school when you arrive: SPAIN: Free Sunday Pick-up service.

Modifying Another Word

• again: Saturday evening we once again donned our costumes for a feast in the gazebo.

• even: Male branch staff even donned pink tutus for breast cancer awareness month!

• all: Spirits were high as we all donned our pink t-shirts and decorated the bus with banners and balloons.

Adjective complement

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Modifying Another Word

• ever: It is unfortunate, but to be honest Dominic Purcell is probably the worst performance and characterization of Dracula to ever don the screen.

• then: If you fancy getting some country air then don your Barbour jacket and wellies and take to the fields.

Possessives

• t: Epidemiological studies carried out in the US and the UK don ' t show a link between EMF exposure and childhood leukemia.

Used with why or when

• who: The first incident concerned a case of an Oxford don who had seduced a very young girl and made her pregnant.

• what: We don what seems the most appropriate costume to deal with it at the time.