Converse of object

• see: The dive finishes on the shallow reef, where the guests can see a large resident moray.

• pepper: Black Coral This site is littered with peppered morays which peer out from soft corals.

• include: The gullies and rock faces have a profusion of life including tiny spotted morays mostly found under the seaweed.

• use: We will use moray only to create the patch itself, not the other elements of the scene.

Adjective modifier

• giant: Check the ropes carefully for large sea horses ( Hippocampus kuda ). Also many soft corals, schooling fish, lionfish, giant morays.

• green: There is also a large green moray that hides in the area.

• large: The dive finishes on the shallow reef, where the guests can see a large resident moray.

• spotted: The gullies and rock faces have a profusion of life including tiny spotted morays mostly found under the seaweed.

• big: Encounters below the surface may include blacktip reef sharks, rays, turtles and big morays.

• free-swimming: I also did a couple of night dives, where I saw free-swimming morays, octopus, turtles, couple of rays.

Modifies a noun

• eel: Not being able to see clearly added to the danger from razor sharp growths or the teeth of moray eels.

Noun used with modifier

• honeycomb: On a night dive we saw a coral cat shark and honeycomb moray.

• swimming: Blue spotted rays seemed to abound on the sand here and our first sight of a free swimming moray eel.

• resident: The dive finishes on the shallow reef, where the guests can see a large resident moray.