Converse of object

• wear: Skate Park Code Of Conduct For safety - you must wear headgear.

• include: He added that health and safety regulations made it imperative that all protective clothing, including headgear, be worn.

• remove: You should remove the headgear to brush your teeth.

• affix: A rider whilst racing or training shall wear properly affixed protective headgear which must be of a hard/soft shell construction.

• approve: A child under the age of 14 must wear approved protective headgear when riding a horse or pony on a public road.

• need: I have no desire to shelter from the British sun and it is rarely cold enough to need headgear.

Modifies a noun

• nut: Undo the headgear nut and lift out the spindle assembly.

Adjective modifier

• protective: The only rational response to such tactics is at minimum to wear some form of protective headgear.

• other: Try on some of our replica helmets and other headgear and make your own to take home.

• traditional: Upon returning she is wearing a lilac dress and the traditional headgear.

• only: ProtectaCap is unique, as it is the only headgear of its kind.

• appropriate: Women graduates and women members of the academic staff wear the appropriate headgear whenever the hood is worn.

• silly: Luke Harding reports that Germany is reveling in an explosion of national pride and silly headgear.

Preposition: with

• fit: Custom - fitting ProtectaCap is a safe quality headgear with a comfort fit.

Noun used with modifier

• safety: Admission is strictly via reception and you are required to wear safety headgear.

• colliery: Sinking the downcast shaft ( Number 1 shaft ) started early September 1924 after the colliery headgear had been constructed.

• steel: A new winder - in reality a ship's winch fitted with a diesel engine - and a steel headgear were installed.