Converse of object

• pedal: The shoes look perfect under a pair of pedal pushers or a pretty, wide skirt.

• use: Team Colors - For team identification, one team shall use white Pushers and the opposing team shall use black Pushers.

• operate: The second example uses a cognate cam with swinging roller follower to operate the pusher of a conveyor take-off mechanism.

Converse of subject

• operate: The calendar correction is operated by a small sunken pusher at the 10 position.

Adjective modifier

• square: Very nice proportions and well balanced dial and case with narrow winding crown and flat square pushers.

• buggy: Wheelchair users and buggy pushers may wish to return by the same route, making it into a linear walk.

• small: The calendar correction is operated by a small sunken pusher at the 10 position.

• big: That government was also the big pusher of league tables, and there lay the embarrassment.

• sunken: The calendar correction is operated by a small sunken pusher at the 10 position.

• more: But we know what it really meant in the most deprived areas of our inner cities more drug pushers, and more ruined lives.

Modifies a noun

• propeller: The engines were mounted back-to-back in pairs, with the forward unit driving a tractor airscrew and the aft facing unit a pusher propeller.

• tug: The sad sight of the laid up Hargreaves pusher tugs at Castleford.

• unit: The idea of the mower conversion or pusher unit was conceived in the early 1920s.

Noun used with modifier

• pen: The " front line soldiers " can only do what they can - the rest is up to pen pushers.

• drug: True, Soho does have its problems, most recently with the influx to the area of drug pushers.

• button: All wanted people who could think and who would not just be button pushers.

• paper: The narrator, Adair, is a paper pusher working for the mayor.

• chronograph: The crown at the 3 position sets the date and time, whilst the other two are the chronograph pushers.

• wheelchair: This was probably intended to be used by wheelchair pushers.

Preposition: of

• drug: Pedophiles should be treated severely, but then so should pushers of hard drugs.