Converse of object

• get: If Spike is so tortured why did he get a perm?

• have: Having a perm or coloring the hair can have a positive effect on your self esteem.

• set: Then I set perms 740 For Private User Areas: I chown all the files to user that made them and group www.

• give: I was given a perm that had to be re-done a week later, by someone I would call Lucrecia Scissorhands.

Preposition: for

• candidate: This position will start at temp and become perm for the right candidate.

Adjective modifier

• full: Full cover perms are the most popular kind of pools entry.

• curly: The music wasn't the problem, it was the curly perms that went with it!

• shaggy: A fledgling shaggy poodle perm straight out of the late 80s.

• wet: Takes me back to the days of wet look perms, headbands and formation dancing!

Modifies a noun

• basis: Our client who is based in the Aston area is looking to recruit a Finance Officer on a temp to perm basis.

• position: Have a very good reputation for finding you a good perm position.

• contract: They're looking to recruit an experienced full time office Administrator on a temp to perm contract.

• opportunity: This is a temp to perm opportunity within the Pensions systems team of this firm.

• post: If applying for the perm post you will have 2wks paid leave in the 1st year.

• role: The role offers variety, a challenge and great financial rewards and is a temp to perm role.

Noun used with modifier

• permutation: If the second argument is a permutation perm then the classes of the result are sorted by application of this permutation.

• bubble: Next month Kevin Keegan demonstrates winning ways with a bubble perm.

• poodle: Thankfully he's talking about musical influences: Guy's a massive Nirvana fan, " Nirvana saved the whole world from poodle perms.

• cover: Full cover perms are the most popular kind of pools entry.

• home: The US ' home perm ' was part of the emancipation of UK women in the 1950s ( detail of ad only shown ).