Converse of object

• have: I'd had a Midget for many years, but the B GT was something more.

• drive: The roll-bar is removable, although I would not advise anyone to drive a Midget without one.

• include: There were rows and rows of MGs from early Bs through Limited Editions including Midgets.

Preposition: in

• suit: I believe that Hemingway didn't really run with the bulls, just midgets in bull suits.

Adjective modifier

• little: She moved to Rachel's in West Midlands, and she is a happier little midget now.

• mental: I had to listen to mental midgets whining about the threat or Polish plumbers, Czech carpenters and Moldovan mechanics.

• moral: The most vociferous among them, however, are ' intellectual and moral midgets ' .

• new: Glorious sunshine saw us off from Reigate Hill, with this being the first outing for Geoff's new re-shelled Midget.

• male: The Munchkins were made up of 90 male midgets and 34 female midgets.

• white: The lowest score was by Peter Manning in the blue & white Midget with Bill Bennett in his J2 not far behind.

Modifies a noun

• submarine: She was even attacked by british midget submarines on th 23rd September 1943.

• gem: Original Lions wine gums, Lions midget gems, Lions fruit salad contain high quality gelatine, resulting in the best quality gums.

• recorder: Both pictures, and that of the midget recorder, courtesy Chris Owen.

• ganglion: At this eccentricity, three midget bipolar cells synapse with the midget ganglion cell.

• nun: Dopey raises his hand once more, " Father, are there any midget nuns in the world?

• jump: How good a workers per month for four aces sequenced midget jumps.

Noun used with modifier

• circus: It has just been reported that miniature fighter planes piloted by specially trained circus midgets, have flown several shorties against Iraq today.

• book: Best wishes, Ludo 32: Isabel Hunt - Saturday 7 th October, 2000 I loved your book Midget.

• combat: He has with him a spiritual warding stone and a combat midget.