Object

• flame: The Festival aims to fan the flames of this small-scale renaissance for mutton.

Adjective modifier

• big: I am a big fan of what is called Old Time Radio here in the USA.

• hardcore: I wouldn't say I was a hardcore fan at this point.

• huge: Back in the 80's I was a huge arcade fan.

• devoted: We will sorely miss him, as will his thousands of devoted fans around the world.

• ardent: Words and Music Gordon Bull You have to be an ardent fan of these two BBC comedies to appreciate the stage versions properly.

Modifies a noun

• tutte: She sang Dorabella in Grange Park Opera's production of Cosi fan tutte in Summer 2004.

• heater: This fire is complete with an integral fan heater.

• fiction: At home he read Harry Potter fan fiction ( the novels themselves being hid inside Dickens ' dust jackets ).

• oven: The kitchen is fully equipped including family sized fridge freezer, fan oven, microwave and dishwasher.

Noun used with modifier

• extractor: Tiled splash areas, double glazed side aspect window, radiator, extractor fan.

• football: Later this year 3.5m football fans, including a million from overseas, will attend the World Cup finals in Germany.

• ceiling: All Bedrooms have ceiling fans, mosquito nets, & Satellite TV.

• horror: Horror fans will get off on all the grim discoveries that take place.

• anime: Hundreds of anime fans clubbing to sounds of Cruel Angel Thesis on the dancefloor?

• rugby: This is a perfect gift for rugby fans of all ages.

Possessives

• stadium: Follow England's progress at Kingsmeadow Why not make The Fans ' Stadium your England World Cup venue this week?

Preposition: of

• genre: Fans of all genres can head outdoors for live performances in the sun, featuring various dozens of top artists.

• doll: Fans of the dolls have actually become the inspiration for additions to the Groovy line, says Roger Bildsten, president of Manhattan Toy.