Preposition: through

• ball: Playmaker Ephgrave angled a neat through ball for target man Hawkins, who's cool crisp finish rolled beyond the opposition stopper.

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• keep: Tidy the garden: be sure that lawns are well trimmed, keep the gardens neat.

Modifies a noun

• edifice: They have each three apartments in the hospital, which is a neat edifice at the north side of the church.

• one-two: Puttnam played a neat one-two with Fitzpatrick and sent a wicked curler toward the top corner.

• trick: They could also do a neat Mexican wave trick.

• handwriting: Absolute Balderdash is a must for any family who has unlimited amounts of imagination and neat handwriting!

• passing: After neat passing on the right-hand side of the pitch, Nick Mason had a shot which was straight at the keeper.

• footwork: Beside singing they also danced, a bit, which gave Louise an opportunity to demonstrate her neat graceful footwork.

Modifying Another Word

• kinda: It's kinda neat even tho ' I'm not overly fond of droughts.

• pretty: To Do: Buy storage box for garden Well I think they're pretty neat.

• rather: Also included is a rather neat guide to Digital Video editing in general by Douglas Spotted Eagle.

• really: Now comes a really neat part of the program.

• very: Very neat, slim fit for a shaped diaper.

• quite: There is a DVD creator so if you are into editing video you can create quite neat DVD menu's very fast.

Infinitive complement

• see: And isn't it neat to see how music can be such a strong influence?

Used with adjective complement

• look: I'd never tried to make things look neat; I just wanted them to work.

• apply: Minor burns: Put the affected area under the cold tap for five minutes then apply neat Tea Tree Oil to the burn.

• sound: Even tho it is pretty easy to play, it sounds real neat.

• produce: Use only printers that produce neat, readable text with no stray marks or smudges.

• use: It can also be used neat on stubborn stains.