Converse of object

• have: Will the Prime Minister have a cozy fireside chat with his Chancellor about that?

• round: We also have a loose assortment of household pets round the fireside at night... bliss!

Adjective modifier

• cozy: Will the Prime Minister have a cozy fireside chat with his Chancellor about that?

• own: Thrice hallowed shrine Of the heart's intercourse, our own fireside!

• warm: There is an almost devotional aspect to much of this recording: it breathes an intimacy that speaks of warm firesides and mulled wine.

• successful: Above all, how does one actually go about generating successful firesides?

Modifies a noun

• chat: Roosevelt managed to overcome the banking crisis with his ' fireside chats ' over the radio.

• chair: They found a fireside chair which was extremely suitable for only £ 14.

• tale: Then Henry Tudor, born in Wales, became the talk of fireside tales.

• corner: He would never have thought of it but for me, ' she added, burying herself in the cushions in her fireside corner.

• lounge: A complimentary deluxe continental breakfast is served daily in the fireside breakfast lounge.

• conversation: The next evening, June 24, Goebbels wickedly brought the fireside conversation around to Vienna.

Noun used with modifier

• winter: A Butterfly Notebook by Douglas Hammersley, published by the Book Guild 2003 This is a winter fireside book.