Converse of object

• hinge: Entry is via a hinged steel lid in Windmill Wood.

• lift: Thu 9th Sep 2004: Jody Dunn visits Women's Refuge to help to lift the lid on domestic violence.

• unscrew: The product is easily dispensed rather than messing around unscrewing lids.

• shut: The final nail in the already quite tightly shut lid of SOF II's coffin is the bad level designs.

• fasten: This system eliminates the need for cable stripping or fastening and no tools are needed to fasten the lid.

Preposition: on

• saucepan: Some tips like putting the lids on saucepans and not leaving appliances on standby can all add up to big savings over time.

Adjective modifier

• sealable: The filtered oil can then be stored in smaller containers with sealable lids to keep air out.

• lockable: These can be open containers, sheeted or can have a lockable lid.

• close-fitting: The seating rostra system consists of a series of metal frames with close-fitting wooden lids.

• flip-top: With flip-top lid on a folding ' X ' frame.

• removable: They are constructed from 3mm gage 316 stainless steel and come with a removable lid securely located with stainless steel clips.

• flip: Not exactly bad, but my old kettle had a flip lid which stayed up itself.

Modifies a noun

• flap: The lid and lid flap have large elaborate brass strap hinges which are beautifully set off by the dark walnut veneer.

Noun used with modifier

• dustbin: Due to their shape, anglers give them the nickname of dustbin lids or slabs.

• coffin: The review should have slammed the coffin lid on nuclear power once for all.

• tight-fitting: To make your medicines you'll need glass jars of various sizes with tight-fitting lids.

• saucepan: Both day and night, for seven days, the country's vast population rang bells, banged saucepan lids and shouted.

• boot: Run the wires through this and into to the boot lid.

• bin: It was the approximate size of a dust bin lid, say 80 cm in diameter.

Preposition: of

• coffin: No claw marks on the lid of the coffin.