Converse of subject

• produce: The Library also has its share of the bibliographical curiosities produced by the forger Thomas J. Wise.

Converse of object

• convict: He is a convicted forger, who then resigned from the bar before disbarment proceedings ran their course.

• deter: The intention was to try and deter forgers, but the experiment was not a success.

• make: Rather He seems intent on making forgers or a laughing stock out of them.

• have: So you can't have forgers claiming to be Paul.

Adjective modifier

• most: If the monks forged it they did a more interesting job than most medieval forgers.

• medieval: If the monks forged it they did a more interesting job than most medieval forgers.

• famous: The London Gang famous stamp forgers in the nineteenth century.

• good: The new prisoner, Brenda, is seen in the dining room, and is identified by Minnie as Lionel Fellowes ' best forger.

• clever: The clever forgers have played on the desire of biblicists and believers to have their beliefs confirmed.

• well-known: The work of well-known forgers such as Fournier and Spiro are well represented in the collection in addition to items from less well-known forgers.

Noun used with modifier

• stamp: The London Gang famous stamp forgers in the nineteenth century.