Converse of object

• cure: Sudley House is also one of those places to cure a hangover.

• rage: It's almost enough to make a man forget his raging hangover.

• nurse: I nursed a hangover in the back of Lank & Harry's hire car.

• suffer: How about throwing up and suffering a blinding hangover?

• avoid: There are some who say that the only way to avoid a hangover is not to drink in the first place.

• prevent: ANTI HANGOVER TIPS We know all sorts of tips to prevent a hangover, however much of those make totally no sense.

Adjective modifier

• stinking: The full fry There are many theories as to why nothing beats a full English breakfast in the event of a stinking hangover.

• terrible: Tuesday, 27 July 2004 I've just woken up with a terrible hangover.

• nasty: Agencies failing to observe the rules could be left with a nasty legal hangover once the festivities are over.

• bad: What's the worst hangover you've ever had?

• slight: The morning after was much like the day before, apart from a slight hangover.

• massive: You cannot rat out a coworker who shows up at work with a massive hangover.

Modifies a noun

• cure: Bloody Mary £ 6.50 The perfect sunday hangover cure.

• remedy: Why can't they invent a hangover remedy that doesn't taste like somebody's drunk it before you?

• symptom: Drinking excess alcohol leads to dehydration which causes some of the worst hangover symptoms.

Noun used with modifier

• morning: Sunday morning - hangover, Monday morning hangover - quiet night tonight I think!

• star: OK, now hands up all those who have never had a six star hangover!

• holiday: Apex's true test comes in the New Year when traditionally corporate projects slow down and the normal holiday hangover develop.

Preposition: in

• morning: A fabulous time was had by all and I strongly suspect that we all had fabulous hangovers in the morning as well!

Preposition: from

• hell: You are almost certain to have the hangover from hell.