Converse of object

• pay: You can pay a fiver each for the privilege, raise money from the general public or both!

• spend: Good for lunch if you want to spend a fiver.

• put: I'd put a fiver on them to go down.

• cost: There's 150 meters on the spool and it only cost a fiver!

• get: Come top of your mini league you get a fiver, £ 2 for 2nd.

• take: Anyway, which bloody shops are they going to that don't take scottish fivers?

Adjective modifier

• mere: Priced up at a mere fiver, a third of its true worth, I had to make it mine.

• grubby: The grubby fiver goes, tho, to Steve Dickinson who takes us back to 1982 and the very first issue of Sinclair User.

• Scottish: Anyway, which bloody shops are they going to that don't take scottish fivers?

• last: Like an alcoholic down to his last fiver, he makes every note count.

• crisp: But I don't want free hair restorer, tho a nice crisp fiver wouldn't be bad, eh?

• free: Tho Eddie has translated the Vicar's parable of the talents plans as a free fiver for going to church!

Preposition: into

• envelope: It's a long time since stuffing fivers into brown envelopes was part of parliamentary life.

Preposition: on

• door: It's just a fiver on the door, from 8pm.

Possessives

• worth: With the two support bands ( Macrocosmica and Electric Sound of Joy ) that's a pretty decent fiver's worth.

Preposition: in

• shop: All for £ 3 plus postage from us and under a fiver in the shops.

Preposition: of

• anyone: I'd say it's worth at least a fiver of anyone 's money.

Preposition: for

• course: Available noon to 5pm Monday - Friday costing only a fiver for main course and dessert or £ 7.50 for three courses!