Converse of object

• invent: Alfred Nobel Nobel, who invented dynamite, endowed a $ 9 million fund in his will.

• contain: Inside there was the head containing dynamite and a simple detonator ( or pistol ).

• light: I've lit the dynamite under the pump... Oh!

• use: Using the dynamite to blow up the ridge is safest in my opinion.

• include: These include the rock'n'roll dynamite of ' I'm A Wise Old Cat ' by Thomas Mitchell.

• get: It's the word from which we get dynamite.

Adjective modifier

• absolute: Kewell had his best game for ages - absolute dynamite.

• political: During the meeting, Gray was told the files were " political dynamite, " that should " never see the light of day.

• pure: Lynne Parker, producer of Funny Women, has been in the driving seat throughout. This year's semi-finalists are pure dynamite.

• potential: The subject material made the show potential dynamite and Grundy's couldn't disregard the powerful and inquisitive press.

Modifies a noun

• fishing: Prior to visiting Tanzania I was made aware of the practice of dynamite fishing where fishermen literally blast fish out of the water.

• cap: On 10th November, 1887, Lingg committed suicide by exploding a dynamite cap in his mouth.

• factory: I'm used to Silky, the cat born next to the dynamite factory.

• shack: Came to mind that a dynamite shack in that area had blown up, decided to leave chased car go.

• bait: Every angler at the first day's draw received a bag of dynamite ground bait.

• stick: The approximate 12 pounds of explosive charge in the 6.5 feet tubes could be made up of dynamite sticks or gun cotton slabs.

Noun used with modifier

• Ms: Ms Dynamite followed REM, um, what can I say.

• %: Both Digital Mystikz and Ladybug are featured on the forthcoming 100 % Dynamite!