Converse of object

• come: It's Lassie Come Home grief: nothing whatsoever to do with the guy who sang the songs with the catchy tunes.

• love: Morning is broken, I love a lassie, Stop your tickling Jock, Greensleeves.

• say: Jack had already spoken to the landlord, said the lassie was better working the easier dayshift to avoid any mishaps.

Adjective modifier

• wee: Big tartan kisses from a wee scots lassie ( btw " jocks " wtf?

• young: He called down: 'Is there a mackintosh down there big enough to keep two young lassies warm?

• Scottish: These three Scottish lassies were not cousins at all.

• yungest: Wi the verra first chap, the yungest lassie, the dure bar in hir haund, flang the dure wyde ti the waw.

• bonny: A right bonny lassie sang but the man, a baritone he cried his sel, would have been better singing dumb Archie thought.

• poor: Poor lassie - we were all soaking wet, bedraggled.

Modifies a noun

• o: Margaret was a lassie o pairts who was raised in a plowman's cottage in Lanarkshire.

Noun used with modifier

• bonnie: She's glad to see our bonnie lassies fresh from Old England.

• ma: An Ah gie ye the wattir, ma lassie, wul ye mairrie me?

• bit: Lang syne, when I was a bit lassie, no twenty yet - " She paused and sighed.