Converse of object

• do: When you have to do these media junkets, do you prepare?

• gamble: In the mid-1960s, American organized crime had seen London as a very promising venue for gambling junkets and skim operations.

• have: She even had some junket for pudding which she avowed she had not tasted for " nigh on thirty years " .

Noun used with modifier

• press: Press Quotes Craig spoke to ` The Insider ` during a Czech Republic press junket on May 22nd.

• industry: News from the Harrogate Nursery Fair It's an industry junket for some, a serious buying opportunity for others!

• movie: It's funny that Bollywood isn't so much jumping on the last slasher movie junket as, perhaps, anticipating the next one.