Object

• com: Let Mortgage San Diego dot com help you buy or refinance your home with the right home loan mortgage.

• org: If you have a dot org or a dot net, it is just one more thing for people to have to remember.

• coms: Or how the Newspaper dot coms manage hundreds of HTML pages every day?

• i's: Make sure you get your lawyer to dot the i's and cross the t's here.

• boom: During the dot com boom I made a good wage, which allowed me to attend two or three a year.

• pattern: If there are gaps in the dot pattern, continue with another cycle.

Converse of object

• connect: Simon Says: May 8th, 2006 at 12:45 pm Am I not connecting the dots here?

Adjective modifier

• luminous: I sighed and studied the luminous dots and lines on my wrist.

• colored: A medical scan of a head or a heart might include many millions of these tiny colored dots.

• tiny: A medical scan of a head or a heart might include many millions of these tiny colored dots.

• Red: Red dots over the crosshair and a beep indicates that rockets are locked.

Modifies a noun

• com: You could lose some traffic to your dot com competitor.

Noun used with modifier

• polka: A really cool mens vintage tie in turquoise satin, featuring dark blue polka dots.

• quantum: There is a display made by Canon that uses nano-composites, but they are metallic particles and not quantum dots.

• phosphor: In most color monitors the dots are built of triads, groups of three phosphor dots, one for Red, Green and Blue.

Preposition: with

• butter: Season with salt and pepper, sprinkle with the cheese and dot with butter.

Preposition: per

• inch: Resolution We print our masters at three hundred dots per inch.