Converse of object

• don: Everyone who's anyone is looking for Scottish roots in their family so they can don a kilt and be seen in it.

• wear: Ben refuses to wear a kilt to the ceremony.

• hire: If you are interested in hiring kilts we have more information HERE.

• include: There is also a formal hire service ( including kilts ).

• make: Secondly, I decided to make the kilt my platform dress " .

• have: Well we are having black kilts, with the BM's in black evening gowns ( if i can find some!

Adjective modifier

• Scottish: His cousin, Barbara, recalls his turning up back in Bradford on a motor bike sporting a Scottish kilt.

• traditional: It is recommended as a second kilt to save wear and tear on your traditional kilt.

• black: All the men are also going to be in black tartan kilts ( dark island ).

• short: The African wears a short kilt covered in gold leaf.

• white: Blindingly white kilt for him, and long white robe for her.

Modifies a noun

• pin: There is often a kilt pin pinned through the front flap for decoration.

• hose: The knife is tucked into the top of the kilt hose, with just the top of the shaft showing.

• outfit: Michael will be wearing his dress kilt outfit, in the special ' Tartan Tax ' tartan!

• hire: THE UK's biggest kilt hire company has clinched a deal to supply its Highland clothing through Slaters, the menswear retailer.

• maker: Also in the complex you will find Hector Russells kilt makers shop.

• shop: Also in the complex you will find Hector Russells kilt makers shop.

Noun used with modifier

• tartan: Chris wears an Argyll outfit with Modern Douglas tartan kilt.

• leather: What did a Roman Soldier wear under his leather kilt?

• yard: The full six yard kilt should be worn when ladies are taking part in Highland Dancing or playing in Pipe Bands.