Preposition: of

• Satan: But God abrogates the interjections of Satan and confirms His own revelations.

Converse of object

• make: ParkerÍs supple bass grounds the ensemble, occasionally surfacing to make some muscular interjections.

• abrogate: But God abrogates the interjections of Satan and confirms His own revelations.

• accept: One is to accept all interjections listed plus those accepted by at least one other opponent on appeal.

Adjective modifier

• occasional: The cast is not averse to the occasional non-Shakespearean interjection which simply adds to the fun.

• vocal: The numbers were long and interesting with, again in typical early Hawkwind tradition, occasional vocal interjections.

• odd: Brigstocke makes the odd interjection from his lofty perch, but all this means is the guests are forever craning their necks round.

• helpful: Nobody defended McCarthy, but nobody joined in with those helpful interjections which usually mark a Senate speech.

• short: Flowing orchestral sounds and simple piano lines provide the backbone, while the occasional highlight is provided by short guitar interjections.

• few: Prime Time was assembled around a table and then Ornette took over and talked anyway, with Denardo making a few interjections.

Noun used with modifier

• ITJ: ITJ interjection or other isolate, e.g. oh, yes, mhm, wow.