Converse of object

• knit: Soon he'll be knitting jumpers for all of you!

• wear: Edwina Currie made some remark about wearing an extra jumper which you have taken out of context.

• sleeve: Perform a feet first and a head first surface dive wearing T-shirt, long sleeved jumper or sweat shirt while in deep water.

Preposition: on

• motherboard: Otherwise they will be disabled by setting jumpers on the motherboard.

Adjective modifier

• wooly: Best Buy: Red, wooly jumper, £ 9.99 from Gap.

• V-neck: The new V-neck jumpers are popular and best worn over the V-neck shirts.

• stripy: Proof that money, sex and stripy jumpers do not automatically a good TV show make.

• V-necked: He has a tendency to lose his v-necked jumpers when using them for goalposts on the rare occasions he plays football at lunchtime.

• woolen: Cricket Jumpers Everyone should have one, a woolen cricket jumper.

• wooly: Why are they filling the shops with wooly jumpers?

Modifies a noun

• cable: He sees a set of jumper cables in his trunk.

• wire: Finally, solder a wire through the indicated unmarked jumper wire hole.

• setting: Clearing the CMOS by using the relevant jumper setting can often fix boot problems.

Noun used with modifier

• cashmere: I will be making cashmere jumpers to go with the skirts.

• stripey: I hope it's that one of me in my stripey jumper.

• bungee: The latter, I suspect, coming from a naturist bungee jumper.

• bandwagon: The others are the bandwagon jumpers, I say.

• parachute: In one study, for example, the subjects were active parachute jumpers.

• fleece: It always amazes me that those lovely soft fleece jumpers you buy are made from recycled plastic bottles.

Preposition: for

• goalpost: Barking out orders from center half, small boys in the park, jumpers for goalposts, mm.