Converse of object

• spread: Someone probably saw this, copied the idea, and so began to spread the meme.

• start: Perhaps this carnival could start a blogosphere meme instead?

• do: Don't just google meme, google meme tagging.

• have: In the meantime, have a musical meme, usual rules.

• take: Taking the meme 's eye view Why can't we stop thinking?

Preposition: as

• replicator: Most important, he treated the meme as a replicator in its own right.

Adjective modifier

• new: Would you be interested in a brand new photo meme?

• dominant: The grazer tends to get quickly re-infected with the dominant standard meme for the given territory.

• standard: A deviant mutated standard meme generated from within the territory is easily suppressed due to the already open-minded nature of the grazer.

• own: I like to think he would be pleased with how his own great meme has evolved.

Modifies a noun

• trick: Any that happened to have good meme tricks would spread more easily.

• machine: We humans, alone on this planet, are meme machines.

• theory: For others, the meme theory promises a more subtle justification of their social position.

• pool: Memes are not necessarily false beliefs but, in Dawkins view, they fight for survival in the meme pool of ideas.

• complex: I shall explain how and why memes group together into co-adapted meme complexes, one of which is the self.

• concept: The meme concept can only obscure this long-term process of enlightenment.

Noun used with modifier

• book: Book meme I picked this one up from Chris Meme instructions: Look at the list of books below.

• term: The term meme first appeared in 1976, in Richard Dawkins's best-selling book The Selfish Gene.

Possessives

• view: Taking the meme's eye view Why can't we stop thinking?

Possessives

• term: The term ' meme ' was coined by Richard Dawkins in his 1976 bestseller The Selfish Gene.