Converse of object

• ensue: In the ensuing panic, the criminal makes his getaway.

• spark: They spent hours in their favorite MUDs, sparking the first panic about Net addiction.

• induce: We started off pretty confidently with the fans in good voice but the early penalty induced panic on the pitch and in the stands.

• cause: Finger Student Steve slices his finger off causing mass panic in the shop.

• strike: Mysteriously before the king had even looked at the saint's coffin he found himself breathless and panic stricken by a sudden burning fever.

Adjective modifier

• 'moral: Describe what is meant by the term 'moral panic ' , using your own words as far as possible.

• moral: Sometimes moral panic can be created by certain individuals or groups.

• last-minute: After a few last-minute panics, would Carrie's dream of a winter wonderland wedding come true?

• momentary: Barbara's momentary panic on parting from Beth is shortened.

• blind: The noise, the spectacle, the looks on the faces of passers-by ranging from concern to blind panic.

• don't: If you crack a fitting while removing it, don't panic!

Modifies a noun

• attack: A useful feature is the two panic attack buttons located on the top of the keypad.

• buying: Indeed, there were a few firms bringing their sales forward a week, to benefit from last-minute panic buying.

• disorder: In panic disorder the panic attacks may happen at any time.

• button: A useful feature is the two panic attack buttons located on the top of the keypad.

• alarm: Panic alarms are to be handed out next week at the railroad station.

• selling: Early the following week, " Black Tuesday " , 29th of October, panic selling set in again.

Noun used with modifier

• kernel: And why does the kernel panic once is does see more memory?

• dont: If you don't understand any of those terms above, dont panic.

• flu: Court rules NSA wiretapping program unconstitutional, orders halt Bird flu panic.