Converse of object

• take: Then he took a locket from his bosom; .

• have: WS Graham Folly I A man had a locket.

• wear: In one shot, she is wearing the heart locket; the same locket she finds on the dead girl minutes later.

• find: The end screws off the shell and inside you find a little silver locket.

• attach: She seized the pearl necklace, to which was attached the great locket, and jerked it with all her strength.

• produce: I found some silver and the gold locket produced in the prisoner's pocket, and also a bunch of keys.

Adjective modifier

• golden: Finally, he placed the golden locket in the space in her chest.

• gold: I found some silver and the gold locket produced in the prisoner's pocket, and also a bunch of keys.

• antiqueed: The bag fastens with a twist clasp and is embellished with tassles, Amy Morris tag and an antiqueed locket for personalisation.

• Victorian: Like Victorian lockets, they are made to be carried close to the body, rather than framed and fixed to the wall.

• small: But Mrs Bate has a small locket with a tiny picture of her mother and father inside.

• elegant: I clutched at the elegant locket my mother had given me the night before.

Modifies a noun

• holder: A truly beautiful bag with a finishing touch of a detachable brass locket holder.

Noun used with modifier

• silver: The end screws off the shell and inside you find a little silver locket.

• brass: A truly beautiful bag with a finishing touch of a detachable brass locket holder.

• heart: My wedding present was a heart locket to go on the chain.

• button: Cats with buttons and/or lockets shall be judged as their basic color with no penalty for such locket and/or button.

• and/or: Cats with buttons and/or lockets shall be judged as their basic color with no penalty for such locket and/or button.