Converse of object

• become: He became a go-between for the Masters and the European community both in India and England.

• need: Organizations may need a go-between to link organizations together.

• play: My moving fingers play the go-between: suns wait for me to check them.. .

Adjective modifier

• ideal: Moreover, as a clinician who was born deaf she is the ideal go-between for the hearing and deaf worlds.

• local: It sounds rather as if he were some local go-between and non-combatant; perhaps a guide or a journalist.

Preposition: with

• spy: Journalists provided a full range of clandestine services -- from simple intelligence gathering to serving as go-betweens with spies in Communist countries.

Modifies a noun

• song: I have always felt that this is one of the great under rated go-betweens songs.

• role: One example of this go-between role is that of the Liverpool and Manchester Design Initiative.