Converse of object

• spot: The art of spotting fakes Art deco collectors must know their stuff; even major dealers can be fooled by copies.

• sell: Beware - some of the shops lower down sell low quality fakes.

Object

• injury: He hadn't fouled anyone badly or faked an injury, which are the usual reasons for a crowd picking on a player.

• photo: There's a faked photo of Democratic prospective candidate John Kerry sharing a stage with Jane Fonda.

Adjective modifier

• worthless: There is no easy answer and if youâre not careful, your guests will end up bidding on a worthless fake.

• obvious: The only really good shots are obvious fakes, even obvious to ufologists.

Modifies a noun

• tan: All about fake tans: How to apply them without going orange!

• chipsbut: I find them time in life i'm looking forward fake chipsbut you.

• fur: The Must Have... With winter upon us the best thing to snuggle up in is a warm fake fur throw.

• beard: Hammond plopped down in a chair next to Jack and yanked the fake beard off of his sweaty face.

• autograph: Here are a few tips to help avoid buying one of the many fake autographs on ebay.

• ids: We do not sell fake IDs to the USA.

Modifying Another Word

• entirely: All of these looked entirely convincing, and all of them were entirely fake.

Possessives

• left: The working class is learning contempt for all this fake ' left ' posturing.

Used with adjective complement

• sell: A man from Liverpool has been given a suspended jail sentence after selling fake Bristol University degree certificates.

• look: The makeup effects are not so good however, with the vampire teeth looking extremely fake.