Converse of object

• harry: In fact, I would generally harry, hassle and hound them until they give up or leave the country.

• eliminate: Secure Shopping - eliminates the hassle of digging out a credit card or entering an account number.

• avoid: You will also avoid the hassle of securing your wheels, every time you lock your bike up.

• want: The question is whether you would want the hassle.

• save: Just get it from amazon to save the hassle.

• remove: Your free Demon spam filtering on all your email automatically removes the hassle of dealing with junk mail.

Adjective modifier

• less: Staying where you are may be less hassle than moving to a new place.

• minimal: This would generally be a merely administrative task, ensuring minimal hassle, expense and delay.

• added: If the service is reduced then it will mean added hassle of bus journeys to Bath or Chippenham.

• least: The Moving Process - Getting the price right A successful sale is all about getting the right price for you with the least hassle.

• unnecessary: The results of Philips ' market research was to show that the core target group typically disliked the unnecessary hassle created by technology.

• much: Please don't take checks, they're too much hassle.

Modifies a noun

• factor: Holiday lets also come with a higher hassle factor than residential lets.

• ': No hassle â We deal with the order processing, shipment, refunds and customer service.

Noun used with modifier

• parking: Pros: Easy way to drop your car off - no parking hassles.

Preposition: of

• shopping: Once all the hassle of shopping for presents is out of the way, I do love Christmas.

• parking: You have the hassle of driving in, the hassle of parking and the risk of vandalism to the car.

• life: Other snowcat operators use distant ski chalet lodges high up in the mountains, far from the hassles of every day life.

Preposition: from

• police: All the fun of a reclaim the streets action but no hassle from police!