Adjective complement with noun phrase

• paint: I'm going to paint the whole damn house pink.

Adjective modifier

• soft: Why do you think the illustrator chosen these soft pinks and pastels to color Horace and the books behind him?

• hot: A wild and wonderful arrangement that mixes vivid Tropical Bouquet £ 48.00 A riot of hot pinks, vibrant oranges and rich reds.. .

Modifies a noun

• flamingo: The stunning pink flamingo is also resident at the Crater.

• flower: Woody shrub with masses of pink flowers about 3 " across over long period in summer.

• sandstone: South wall: four-bay arcade, four-centred arches, molded capitals, octagonal piers all in pale pink sandstone.

• grapefruit: Intense and full of character, with integrated aromatic notes of citrus and tropical fruit, white peach, pink grapefruit and wisteria.

• floyd: Put away all you rubbish like slipknot and listen to real music like pink floyd.

• ribbon: Temple the legal classes step on to the platform, carrying piles of paper wrapped with pink ribbons.

Modifying Another Word

• pretty: I never had pretty pink nail polish on or pretty pink dresses " .

• slightly: Turn and fry for 3 - 4 minutes until cooked but slightly pink in the center.

Used with adjective complement

• tickle: Dame Edna said: " I'm tickled pink.

• ting: White tinged pink scented flowers among congested evergreen foliage.

• flush: Very long lasting, yellow-green, cup-shaped flowers, gradually flush deep pink as they age.

• paint: They came to a boulder painted pink, The sign on it said " Safe, I think!

• turn: Now they turn pink in reflected light of a pink sunset.

• wear: Mrs McMuffin wears pink, and mine is a lovely shade of blue, which is a boys color, by the way.

Preposition: in

• middle: It will need only two or three minutes on each side and should remain pink in the middle.

• color: The beautiful Shakespeare Rose, which changes from pale pink to dark pink in color, is exclusive to the Shakespeare Birthplace Trust.

• spring: Spikes of small flowers in shades of cream, green or pink in spring.