Object

• thing: This is when " Bad Kenny " comes to the fore, specifically to jinx things up, usually relationships.. .

• pregnancy: We can't help being afraid that some metaphysical forces are at work and that something might jinx the next pregnancy.

• anything: Quality quiz - I don't want to jinx anything but the standard does seem to be improving.

Converse of object

• break: Uri was hailed a hero and an honorary Geordie after breaking the jinx.

Converse of subject

• strike: Another rider to be struck by the injury jinx was Mariusz Puszakowski, who had enjoyed a stint at Ipswich in 2005.

Adjective modifier

• high: Tommy Sheridan's evident discomfort at the early high jinx of his new colleagues was revealing.

• p45: January 11: Plus: which player is the biggest P45 jinx for managers?

• bloody: In fact, thinking about it, your a bloody jinx Kev.

• big: January 11: Plus: which player is the biggest P45 jinx for managers?

Modifies a noun

• strike: Forward jinx strikes again as Fuller is ruled out!

Modifying Another Word

• n't: Hope I have n't jinxed him against Kumble now!

• just: It finally seems like summer's here ( hopefully saying that hasn't just jinxed it!

Noun used with modifier

• injury: ROY: Clearly, the injury jinx which haunted our keepers last season has carried forward.

• travel: In fact, you might speak to her about her travel jinx.

• weather: I'm being accused of being a weather jinx.

Preposition: for

• manager: January 11: Plus: which player is the biggest P45 jinx for managers?