Converse of object

• poke: Normally he wouldn't have been able to resist the urge to poke fun at Duncan's supposed credulity.

• have: Nice ones dude, have fun in your vacation.

• fill: The evening promises to be a fun filled night.

• enjoy: Forget the seriousness of racing I enjoy the fun, and it is for anyone.

• join: From festivals to golf to a modern-day cattle drive, join the fun!

Preposition: for

• kid: It's cheeky, old-fashioned comedy that's great fun for kids.

• everyone: I t is a joy to do, fun for everyone in singing, dancing and drama.

Adjective modifier

• great: The filming in 2003 was great fun to watch.

• much: Apart from main road cycling, which is not much fun, there is a variety of cycle routes here to satisfy most tastes.

• festive: Clicky Play your cards right Those Labor gurus are a bundle of festive fun.

• more: Near the left edge, there's nothing more fun than a brand new player to play with.

• sheer: Never has a week been filled with so much hard work and so much sheer fun.

• fantastic: For fans of legal trickery, it's fantastic fun.

Modifies a noun

• stuff: Let's move on to the fun stuff, shall we?

• game: Resident Evil 4 is a good, fun game.

• activity: The week includes other fun activities to promote ' green ' living.

• day: Outline A fun day of making for all the family.

• fair: Today was a particularly good day because there was a mini fun fair set up there.

• evening: It is a guaranteed fun evening with bargains galore.

Noun used with modifier

• family: Children learned all the tricks of the circus trade at a family fun day.