Converse of object

• hit: Indeed by the time they hit the doormat, they're already out of date!

• become: Accepting great harm does not mean becoming a doormat!

• remove: A spokeswoman from Bristol Council said the decision to remove the doormats was about minimizing the risk of possible future accidents.

• buy: I went to Tesco and nearly bought a doormat, but I seemed to have too much stuff already.

Adjective modifier

• new: More mundane matters also occupied the committee - on 6th May 1898 the Librarian was authorized to obtain a new doormat!

• washable: All of our machine washable doormats are 65cm by 45 cm.

• good: A good doormat in the hallway stops sand and moisture at your front door and keeps them away from your hardwood flooring.

Modifies a noun

• s: All of our machine washable doormat s are 65cm by 45 cm.

• grass: Doormat grass is a pad impregnated with grass seeds that can be grown indoors.

Noun used with modifier

• coir: Bring a touch of the Mediterranean into your home with our stylish coir doormat printed with a stenciled olive design.

• rubber: Rubber doormats are more suitable than coir, while shallow dense pile carpets are easier for wheelchair users to negotiate than deep-pile carpets.

• place: Place doormats outside and rugs inside at every entrance to prevent sand or abrasive dust from accumulating.