Possessives

• tiff: Basically the situation has not progressed really since March when the club had their " lover's tiff " falling out with St Modwen.

• paradise: Newquay Beaches A sun lover's paradise, the only problem Newquay provides is choosing which of its fine eleven beaches to go to.

• quarrel: Is Gaylord's a hotbed of table lovers ' quarrels and spats?

Preposition: of

• countryside: The Ceiriog Valley is one of Wales's best kept secrets among walkers and lovers of the countryside.

Converse of object

• jilt: At times God sounds like a jealous, jilted lover.

• mature: Sitters are fully vetted, mature, responsible animal lovers.

• delight: The guest vocalist ( male or female ) are professional performers providing cabaret entertainment that will delight all music lovers.

• attract: From what I've read online the Red Deer also seems to attract pickled egg lovers.

Adjective modifier

• star-crossed: I'm starting to feel like we're star-crossed lovers from opposite sides of the tracks who aren't permitted to see each other.

• discerning: From Beck to Tom Waits, we've heard plenty of exciting new releases for discerning music lovers.

• ardent: He gathered it into his arms an ardent lover embracing his sweetheart.

• jealous: Stabbed in the back by a jealous lover is another Blues way to die.

• former: Karen Page, Matt Murdock's former lover, has traded away the Man Without Fear's secret identity for a drug fix.

Noun used with modifier

• cat: Cat lovers need not get rid of their cats.

• seafood: Seafood lovers will be spoilt for choice in Mexico.

• music: We have an amazing audience of music lovers around the world who are crossing genres.

• wine: Him parker of wine lovers were the company has.

• live-in: Soccer superstar Rio Ferdinand has been man- marking a beautiful Brazilian model behind his live-in lover 's back, ' reports The People.

• nature: Whether you are a botanist, a nature lover, a tourist or simply our welcome visitor, we have a garden for you.