Converse of object

• inform: To respond to mail, email and telephone enquiries and keep finders informed about progress.

Adjective modifier

• waist-level: Sparks argues that Trent remained rooted at the spot and must have used the waist-level finder due to his concern about stabilizing the camera.

• optical: I bought a webcam to create an optical center finder for my workshop.

• quick: Wednesday, 10th March 2004 Added the ' shorter ' quick finder.

• online: Includes the world's most complete online tartan finder.

• electronic: Labeling The welcome emphasis on consistent labeling should extend to electronic program finders ( including Teletext ).

Modifies a noun

• www.motorinsurance.co.uk: Motor insurance quote finder www.motorinsurance.co.uk polled 300 motorists to see what the average person thought about the effect driving games had on children.

• radar: This target was in the ground clutter of the radar but something at 8000 feet was picked up on the height finder radar.

• scope: On attempting to attach the finder scope to the binoculars I found that the wrong bolts had been supplied.

• keeper: Q. How does this affect grave goods and votive offerings where the owner has abandoned the material; therefore " finders keepers " ?

• chart: A small fraction of the stars were not found due to the lack of finder charts and digitized POSS II scans.

• fee: For those using housing agencies a finders fee may also be payable.

Noun used with modifier

• postcode: You can use the postcode finder for a wider scope.

• laser: Using the laser range finder to determine the range enhances your accuracy in determining the unknown position's location.

• height: The height finder was mounted in the open area to the foreground with the predictor in the open area to the rear.

• mortgage: This web site includes a self build mortgage finder which will take you step by step through the selection process.

• fare: Homepage Fare Finder On Internet Explorer 6 browsers, high privacy settings may prevent you from using the fare finder on the homepage.

• fish: The go everywhere, fish anywhere wireless fish finder.

Possessives

• fee: Several agencies have been known to offer ' finder's fees ' to consultants.

Preposition: of

• treasure: Finders of treasure have a legal obligation to declare their finds.