Object

• comparison: Fig 7.5 Direct comparisons can be made to previous surveys of the whole Force, which asked the same question.

Converse of object

• dry: Arrange the dried figs in a row on top.

• see: Clifton represented some of his data graphically, see Figs.

• eat: It is said that when old people eat figs frequently, their wrinkled skin fills out.

• give: It does not give a fig for the vast majority who oppose an attack on Iraq.

• care: I don't care a fig about whether you pronounce in favor of this or that book, film or record.

• add: Add the figs to the remaining honey mixture in the saucepan.

Adjective modifier

• ripe: That heart now threatens, like the ripe fig he grows on the Tyne, to overwhelm his work with sweetness.

• fresh: Fresh Figs with Honey Sauce BBQ recipe There are many varieties of fresh figs.

• wild: The blackthorn, wild fig, trembling aspen, and other ' crossed ' wood are avoided.

• green: Parma ham, delicious with green figs, is also good for providing instant energy.

Modifies a noun

• leaf: Nowadays, the fig leaf is no longer displayed on the David.

• wasp: One of the most amazing of these stories of total interdependence is the life history of the fig tree and the fig wasp.

• 1b: Fig 1b shows the final position of the snake when convergence is complete.

• tree: Read More... The Church in Emerging Culture We have a fig tree growing outside our church, just by the the main entrance.

• roll: Arriving police were offered a choice of grapes, fig rolls, grape juice or wine.

• fruit: Types: coniferous and dicotyledonous wood, including willow / poplar ( Salicaceae ), fig fruit, Gramineae, cereal grains including einkorn.

Noun used with modifier

• strangler: It's not a snake or spider, but the strangler fig tree.

Preposition: of

• thistle: Do men gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistles?

Preposition: from

• thistle: Do people pick grapes from thorn bushes, or figs from thistles?