Converse of object

• marry: Not only did the Geordies welcome him with open arms, but he met and married a local lass.

• come: Here is game enough for one meal an ' more; come, lass, get it ready as fast as may be.

• call: The joke going around college was, " what do you call the shields lass in the white shell suit?

• have: I had a fat lass on top of me.

• get: I have got the lasses at Y&Y looking through their archives and it might help narrow the search.

• meet: I just met a Welsh lass and shes blown me away compleatly!

Adjective modifier

• bonny: I shall be late home, and Early to bed and early to rise, gars bonny lasses have bright eyes.

• Scots: Logged Take care of yourself Roni Scots lass in France Gwen BPA Forum Full Time Regular Posts: 199 Re: I hate it!

• northern: She was employed by a family who thought that northern lasses were better workers!

• lovely: No lovely lass to attend to my every desire.

• Irish: Grinham, who only yesterday narrowly escaped an opening round defeat, had no answer to the highly confident Irish lass.

• young: For 7 years old, this young lass sure is a star!

Modifies a noun

• ..: Amo, amas, I love a lass...

• o: FATHER: She's only a lass o eighteen.

Noun used with modifier

• bonnie: A wee bit of Scotland for a bonnie wee lass.

• country: I'm a country lass in a foul city.

• wee: A wee bit of Scotland for a bonnie wee lass.

• servant: An old man, a cottar in the parish, had got into trouble with his young servant lass.

Preposition: in

• city: I'm a country lass in a foul city.

Preposition: of

• grass: A most difficult decision picking lass of the grass.