Converse of object

• include: The slash or cut in the outer surfaces of garments, which included doublets, exposed the contrasting color of the linings beneath.

• wear: We don't wear doublet and hose today, but we can still make jokes about people who wear anoraks or Armani.

• slash: And very much, Sir, the ruff and the slashed doublet become you!

• make: A 1610 " fencing " doublet made of kid leather.

• have: It has a slightly flat hum and a strong, very flat prime and has large doublets on all its important partials.

• use: However, a new mark ll version has been announced that uses a sharper coated doublet.

Preposition: in

• bell: On the other hand, to attempt to lessen the doublet in this bell would be no bad thing.

Adjective modifier

• Elizabethan: Elizabethan Doublets - a comment dating back to 1583!

• high: The player with the highest doublet plays first and turns proceed in a clockwise direction.

• new: The potential clinical benefit of this new doublet in the treatment of transitional cell carcinoma warrants testing in future phase III studies.

• leathern: Sir John's colors, and a leathern doublet, weighing 11 pounds, worn by him, are still preserved.

• fitted: How to Make Simple Medieval Costumes - patterns for tunic, hose, hood and fitted doublet.

• blue: John has a red hat and cape, a gray blue doublet with blue cuffs, red trousers and gray stockings.

Modifies a noun

• lens: Doublet lenses are made up of two different types of glass, a flint and crown glass.

• microtubules: If a bent cilium is examined in cross-section by electron microscopy, fewer than 9 doublet microtubules are seen at the tip.

• structure: The lower spectrum shows the effect of a magnetic field on the doublet structure.

• splitting: It contains over 19,000 line positions, doublet splittings, line shifts, etc taken from the literature.

Noun used with modifier

• arming: Each suit also includes two sword fighting lessons, a steel display stand, and a custom- fitted arming doublet undergarment of padded linen.

• microtubule: ATP addition then causes the microtubule doublets to slide apart.