Converse of object

• wear: Maybe you can wear a little holster and badge or something and keep those guys with baby carriages out.

• have: He was wearing a black boiler suit and he had a tan colored leather holster around his waist on the left side.

• line: Your phone is instantly accessible and the fully lined holster provides excellent security.

• buy: For the price you simply can't buy a better holster ( IMHO of course ).

• detach: You can detach the actual holster at any time to use it as either a carry case or a belt holster.

• attach: Light tools should be carried in a holster attached to a belt, or in a tool bag.

Preposition: for

• storage: The pencil clips neatly into its holster for storage and features every doodler's best friend: an eraser that really works.

Adjective modifier

• actual: You can detach the actual holster at any time to use it as either a carry case or a belt holster.

• black: With Cowboy Pete's black canvas Holster which hooks onto your belt with a velcro closure.

Modifies a noun

• briefly: A: If you removed the handheld from the holster briefly to stop the notification, a new message may become marked as read.

• cover: The holster cover is cut away on the right hand side to allow access to the stylus silo.

Noun used with modifier

• shoulder: My current search is for a blue shoulder holster replica similar to the one worn by Sean Connery.

• belt: This name has been earned as it's not a regular belt holster or case as is usually supplied with some WM devices.

• leather: He also made for his own trowel a leather holster.

• gun: When it struck the gun holster of Prince George of Hesse William cried, " The poor prince is killed.

• duty: Together they dominate duty holster able to think to happen.