Converse of object

• have: They are usually tech addicts who always have the latest gadgetry.

• use: Being able to use the latest, whizzy gadgetry at the drop of a hat isn't enough.

• say: This is not to say that gadgetry properly understood and employed may not be a big help.

Adjective modifier

• high-tech: In turn, Scott introduces Robinson to the dazzling world of espionage and high-tech spy gadgetry.

• electronic: His bump of location beats electronic gadgetry every time.

• late: Pump Up The Volume was compiled to give the music lover the insight into the latest gadgetry in the market.

• other: What's more, manufacturers have combined PDAs with cell phones, multimedia players and other electronic gadgetry.

• electrical: Neither side has much need for skill-at-arms as electrical gadgetry takes over the battlefield.

• more: It was last taken out a year ago; I'm surprised it wasn't thrown out to make way for more gadgetry.

Noun used with modifier

• hi-tech: What did our ancestors do before hi-tech gadgetry was invented?

• tech: As well as using his expert eye the printer has some clever high tech gadgetry to help him.

• spy: In turn, Scott introduces Robinson to the dazzling world of espionage and high-tech spy gadgetry.

• kitchen: Mark Hix explains all Slow cooking Published: 08 January 2006 For years it was relegated to the graveyard of useless kitchen gadgetry.