Converse of object

• mean: He said: " This could mean an educational free-for-all in Dover.

• become: Sounds tame, but the game soon becomes a boisterous free-for-all as players race to identify ' sets ' of cards... .

• have: Efforts are being made to manage new developments rather than having a free-for-all.

• allow: So Fishcox - I presume you are not suggesting we abandon the posting agreement and allow a complete free-for-all?

• propose: We by no means propose a free-for-all for claimants libeled on the Internet.

Preposition: for

• claimant: We by no means propose a free-for-all for claimants libeled on the Internet.

Adjective modifier

• complete: To sum up their January 2003 Report they favored a complete free-for-all to allow pharmacies to open anywhere without regulation.

• sexual: A frantic group grope follows, with everyone piling on for a sexual free-for-all.

• nuclear: The right to bear nuclear weapons could also degenerate into a nuclear free-for-all, which would terrifyingly lower the threshold of accident or use.

• chaotic: For winners and losers alike, it was a fast-moving, unpredictable, and sometimes chaotic free-for-all in the best tradition of American politics.

• virtual: The oceans, unfortunately for the creatures that live therein, are a virtual free-for-all.

• total: Except it's a total free-for-all - you literally just show up - and they're expecting something like two million spectators.

Modifies a noun

• game: Communication While chatting is rarely seen in the bloody and fast-paced free-for-all games, it plays a far more important role in teamplay games.

• link: If you submit to search engines or free-for-all links pages ( FFA's ), use a unique email address every time.

• page: Most likely, they're submitting to free-for-all pages or they're spamming directories.

• approach: Its property environment team deals with problems flagged up by traders such as the free-for-all approach to parking that plagues areas like Stapleton Road.

• ..: The Italian Job is a zippy, energetic, automotive free-for-all...

• service: The people who have been promised a free-for-all service available to everybody are going to be very disappointed.

Noun used with modifier

• market: It will open every Latin American and Caribbean nation to a market free-for-all in the interests of the US.

• volleyball: SPIKE OR DIE is the battle cry in this volleyball free-for-all.