Converse of object

• use: Aimed at coaches talking to small boats who don't want to use a megaphone.

• take: He coughed to clear his throat and took the megaphone, glancing round the crowd.

• have: But even if he had a megaphone they would not hear him.

• come: Then came the megaphone, " Will Jillian Kingsley on Bobby please enter the arena!

• get: Erica tells them both to shut up and gets a megaphone to speak to the women.

Preposition: at

• demonstration: Protestors will only be allowed to use one megaphone at the weekly demonstration on Thursdays between 1pm and 2pm.

Adjective modifier

• big: If you are intimidated by big megaphones and power then you are going to react.

Modifies a noun

• diplomacy: Antonio Prodi said, " We decided that megaphone diplomacy would be replaced by telephone diplomacy.

• man: A megaphone man was leading the chant: " Stand up for science!

• silencer: Fitted with AF ultra performance exhaust system with big bore U bend, expansion induction and megaphone tail silencer.

• exhaust: He rode an ancient but extremely potent racing bike and I a modem Triumph T100 with megaphone exhausts and a satisfying roar.

• vocal: Opener Telepathic Mind is typical of their fast heads-down indie rock after 60ft Dolls with distorted megaphone vocals as an inventive touch.