Converse of object

• scoop: Itâs a wonder how Phoenix didnât join his co-star in scooping the top gong at the Oscars.

• bang: Then he gets on my case because I did an MTV commercial where I banged a stupid gong.

• strike: He feels like a bell or a gong recently struck.

• win: SMMT's green label scheme wins Motor Trader Award The SMMT won a gong at last night's 2006 Motor Trader awards.

• ring: System programs require access to funny features - to blow the hooter or ring the gong on hardware failure, for example.

• collect: Perry collects gong - May 04 Perry Fenwick collected a Soap Award on behalf of the Eastender's cast.

Adjective modifier

• prestigious: The nominees for the prestigious gong are voted for by professional footballers throughout the country and AJ finds himself in illustrious company.

• Chinese: O now lift up thy song Thy noble note prolong Thou living Chinese gong!

• top: Itâs a wonder how Phoenix didnât join his co-star in scooping the top gong at the Oscars.

• big: So it seems that arts programs are not just banned from primetime but also from the big gongs!

• large: Amazing with the largest gong in the world, watching the 6 grand nations performence.

• good: It's been nearly 40 years since the Best Picture gong went to a musical.

Modifies a noun

• show: That would get round Desmond's ban on his papers competing in such gong shows.

• sound: They were to implement a hammer moving across the screen, touching a gong, and a gong sound should then be made.

Noun used with modifier

• qi: Review: This is a very good, well written, and detailed introduction to qi gong.

• bronze: The Gamelan is a beautiful set of musical instruments comprising of bronze gongs and metallophones.

• brass: The beaten brass gong has retained its green patina, but can be polished to yellow brass if required.

• bell: A ring of slots is punched out beneath each of the bell gongs.

• temple: This starts at 6am with the sound of the temple gong calling sangha members to the first practice of the day.

• dinner: A good looking, hard to find, huge dinner gong.