Converse of object

• dislocate: Catching in this way leads to dislocated hips in some meat chickens.

• flex: Patient supine Hip flexed to 45° , the knee flexed to 80° and the tibia in 15° of external rotation.

• bruise: A fortnight with what seemed no sleep and a perpetually bruised hip drove me to buy one.

• sway: Swing your forearms in the direction of the slide whilst swaying the hips in the same direction also.

• rotate: While the knee is bent, hold the knee and hip at 90 degrees of flexion and internally rotate the hip.

Adjective modifier

• metal-on-metal: As with other new bearing couples longer-term clinical results are awaited with the metal-on-metal surface replacement hips.

• fractured: He referred Mrs A for an X-ray and she was found to have a fractured hip; she died in hospital on 21 January.

• arthritic: How do I lose weight and exercise with an arthritic hip?

• clicky: Seemingly, babies who stay that way are prone to having a condition called ' clicky hips ' .

• broken: Bone samples from the broken hip were sent to pathology.

• artificial: Similarly, patients happily walking around on artificial hips had no clear image of the prosthesis inside them.

Modifies a noun

• hop: DJs play rare groove, funk, hip hop, disco & house [ Sunday is Reggae night!

• fracture: Rates of admission for hip fracture in Dagenham PCG are similar to the BHHA average.

• replacement: Bearing surface options for total hip replacement in young patients.

• protector: However, all hip protectors are not the same!

• dysplasia: The occurrence of hip dysplasia can be reduced by not breeding from affected animals.

• flexor: CKCE concentrates on a co-contraction of the quadriceps, hamstrings, hip flexors, soleus, and gastrocnemius muscles ( 9 ).

Noun used with modifier

• rose: Word spread about the health benefits of the wild rose hips and Hansen began selling the powder to people all over Denmark.

• replacement: Metal-on-metal - a replacement hip joint in which both parts, or both surfaces, are metal.

• revision: Usually if revision hip replacement is not an option, the loosened prosthesis is removed altogether.