Converse of object

• include: The mammals include moose, wild boar, deer, beavers, wolves, badgers, otters and lynx.

• see: By the time I walked into camp on my last night, that was still the closest I'd come to seeing moose.

• have: We have moose in the back yard but no pets.

• hunt: Perhaps he is out hunting moose, or whatever it is they do to pass the time in Canada.

• tan: Foot is made from two pieces of smoked tanned moose hide.

• get: I've got a furry moose I can bring along, too.

Adjective modifier

• female: After dinner I went out to find him again, and there was a female moose ten meters away in the other direction.

• giant: Fossils can be found dating back from when elephants, rhinos and giant moose roamed the land.

• cuddly: Posted by: Adrian Sevitz | September 27, 2003 05:16 PM Good idea Gert, Lyle could bring one of his cuddly moose!

• animated: It's down to our heroes, the animated moose and squirrel, Rocky and Bullwinkle, to save the day.

• large: N: Just then, someone rushed into the shop, dragging with him a large moose.

Modifies a noun

• head: The airmen are taken back into the Cafe and hidden inside a pair of moose heads.

• population: The same government is also funding a research project into the effects of wolves on a moose population.

• antler: The bull moose antlers were often six feet wide.

• hunt: He was my host on a five-day moose hunt in Norway on which everything went right - a rare occasion in the hunting field.

• meat: Moose meat is cooked in several ways from steaming to smoking or pot roasting, and accompanied by sourdough and vegetables.

Noun used with modifier

• bull: Then I almost banged into 500kg of bull moose, standing at the edge of the campsite.