Converse of object

• wear: Nah ribbons NOT string OR safety pins are the only way to wear mittens!

• have: I have several tiny mittens with which to fool them, I hold the tiny mittens up and say, " You see this?

• hold: I have several tiny mittens with which to fool them, I hold the tiny mittens up and say, " You see this?

• use: It couldn't be easier to use these 6 assorted mittens.

• lose: Many animals take refuge in the lost mitten until it breaks!

• put: He did not put the mitten on, but, instead, struck the fingers a dozen sharp smashes against his leg.

Preposition: on

• string: A pair of mittens on strings round your neck - no, all right then, you don't need to wear those yet.

Adjective modifier

• warm: Two bread bags full of milkweed down or other silky plant fibers make warm mittens ( tie them at the wrists ).

• woolen: Only Otík's hands in their little woolen mittens are sticking out, and crumpling up the lace on the blanket.

• black: It was dressed in gray and black and was wearing black fingerless mittens over dirty gray bony fingers.

• crumpled: Overtaking her I noticed she clung to the banister with one hand and held a crumpled mitten to the lips with the other.

• Norwegian: Published in the 1950s These contain lots of embroidery transfers as well as some knitting patterns: ( See, Norwegian mittens!

• thick: It works, tho I found it a bit fiddly in the Antarctic, where I was wearing thick mittens.

Modifies a noun

• crab: However, the number of baby Chinese mitten crabs is bad news.

• puppet: More sophisticated versions of mitten puppets are the birds that you can purchase.

Noun used with modifier

• cotton: Taping cotton mittens or socks to night clothes in young children to prevent scratch can also help.

• kid: There are also scarves and shawls, hats, tanks, and kids mittens.