Converse of object

• include: Hood Cover ' Replacement ' ( Pvc ); Includes hood poppers.

• use: THE LAW It is not illegal to possess or use poppers.

• have: This top has poppers at the neck for easy changing.

• take: Taking poppers is a dangerous idea for anyone with chest or heart problems, anemia or glaucoma.

• sniff: Some people say they have trouble getting an erection after sniffing poppers.

Preposition: at

• shoulder: Wonderfully practical and stylish the sleeping bags fasten with poppers at the shoulder and waist and are finished with decorative bows and piping trim.

• waist: A 100 % pure natural wool wrap, with elasticated legs and waist, fastening with poppers at waist and thigh.

Adjective modifier

• nickel: They fasten behind the neck with nickel free poppers.

• free: They fasten behind the neck with nickel free poppers.

• plastic: Velcro closure far tougher than the ( thankfully few ) plastic poppers.

Preposition: on

• front: Extra poppers on front to make diaper smaller or larger in the rise, making it last longer.

• size: These 100 % Cotton tees are retro cut with round neck ( shoulder poppers on baby sizes ).

Modifies a noun

• fastening: Popper fastening with strip of 3 poppers at each side.

• closure: Designed with popper closures that cannot be undone by little fingers.

• version: If you are wondering why we only keep the popper version, it's simple.

Possessives

• contention: Sixty different colors brought in popper's contention about more effective job.

Noun used with modifier

• shoulder: The t-shirts are 100 % cotton with shoulder poppers for easy dressing.

• pill: Pill Poppers Do you have difficulty in removing pills from their packaging?

• party: I am however very good at throwing party poppers.

• karl: Unlike major league resistance married an of karl popper.