Preposition: of

• point: In later years the de Vere star became a mullet of five points.

Converse of object

• have: I've had a 3lb mullet take me into my backing.

• serve: Serve the mullet with the sauce and garnish with a few basil leaves.

• dispatch: This order protect the secret at all costs, dispatching a mullet shod albino commentator to hunt our heroes down.

Adjective modifier

• gray: Red mullet is no relation of the gray mullet.

• red: Stuff the cavity of each red mullet with the mixture.

• many: You may be fortunate enough to observe the many gray mullet that are in this part of the river feeding.

• thick-lipped: Big, thick-lipped mullet can also be seen here sucking at the algae on the ironwork.

• Red: Red mullet is no relation of the gray mullet.

• dodgy: This week he's playing Billy Ray Cyrus and showcasing the dodgiest mullet of our times.

Modifies a noun

• filet: My wife particularly enjoyed the gray mullet filets steeped in spices and cooked in banana leaves to lock all the flavor in.

• haircut: The effect of small velcro cloud static on some of those mullet haircuts was painful even to behold.

• fishing: I once used a Golden Prince for mullet fishing.

• argent: They depict the See of Oxford impaling argent an eagle sable charged with a mullet argent.

• wig: Yeah, pretty much everyone took this photo, but you can never have too much of Tevis in a mullet wig!

• hairdo: Mercifully, Tom Byron and his mullet hairdo split up in '93.

Noun used with modifier

• gray: You may be fortunate enough to observe the many gray mullet that are in this part of the river feeding.