Converse of object

• have: Now what he had not expected, and nor had Ops was my next move.

• use: In September 39 Catterick became a Fighter Sector Station within 13 Group Fighter Command using the 1935 Sector Ops.

• ask: Perhaps I should ask Ops to deal with that as well!

Adjective modifier

• covert: The game starts out with your character Alex who is in a training program for covert ops.

• tactical: The [ OAP ] - Old Age Players clan was formed in November 2001 solely to play Tactical Ops, an Unreal Tournament modification.

• portable: Portable Ops looks about the most innovative game in the pipeline for PSP, truly showing what the hardware is capable of.

• minor: GPs can blitz melanomas, treat your feet and conduct minor ops at the surgery.

• equal: David asked if NPC can give case work advise on equal ops.

• black: We'll have to sign you up for black ops.

Modifies a noun

• director: Off to see the ops director on that one.

• net: This analysis focuses on networks that serve the operations officers, denoted the ops desks or ops nets.

• room: The Ops room is manned 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

• team: Please pray for SPACE Liverpool today, and keep on praying for the Ops team setting up after a busy week.

• meeting: More Ops meetings w/e 18.08.00 Four more union/management meetings have taken place on current London Operations proposals.

• manager: So I'll go see what's in the shops now. [ Ops manager ] Bob Hailey and I got chased through the mall.

Noun used with modifier

• nexus: Nexus Ops is part of the range of ' new ' Avalon Hill games.

• spec: Spec Ops: Airborne Division is set for release on PlayStation in June 2002.

• tech: To my understanding it is runners that don't qualify for company minimum wage, wheras tech ops do.

• photo: It's true that fewer photo ops could speak more to the fact that Her Majesty is a private person.

• field: I'm not surprised that Lilah knew that the Watchers Council HQ had been blown up after the destruction of the field ops teams.