Converse of object

• eat: Director: I want you to eat the octopus.

• see: We also saw an octopus breaking open a shell.

• include: It was a nice 9m dive with plenty of sea life to be seen including an octopus.

• find: Ingrid signaled to me that she had found an octopus, but I pointed to my air gage, and to the beach.

• do: How does octopus cooked in its own ink sound?

• mimic: Our DM showed us all kinds of interesting stuff highlights included frog fish, seahorse, pipe fish and a mimic octopus!

Adjective modifier

• blue-ringed: As with Mabul, it has a great dive under its jetty, where rare blue-ringed octopus can be seen.

• giant: It's called Octopus - it's a movie about a giant octopus.

• live: The live octopus will be weighed and measured and taken to the Guernsey Aquarium.

• large: The largest octopus the North Pacific Octopus that may grow to over 10 meters.

• amazing: Over 30 living displays reveal the sheer variety of life in the deep from native sharks and lobsters to the amazing octopus and seahorses.

Modifies a noun

• vulgaris: The male Octopus vulgaris caught on the morning of October 30 off the southeast coast of Guernsey died overnight.

• jellyfish: Report from Stella Turk 17 July 2002 Rhizostoma octopus jellyfish in Torquay harbor, Devon.

• regulator: The dive leader filled the buoy with air from his octopus regulator.

• arm: Octopus arms have minds of their own, sort of.

Noun used with modifier

• baby: We also saw a red baby octopus with white spots, not such a great camouflage!

• rhizostoma: There was also a dead 26 " diameter Rhizostoma octopus on the beach.

Possessives

• garden: In an octopus ' garden by the sea How often do we take the time to appreciate the wonder of nature?

Possessives

• buddy: Why hadn't I reached for my buddy's octopus?