Converse of object

• include: A series of short variations follow exploiting many techniques including the exotic pyrotechnics associated with Paganini's violin writing.

• use: The fire, in Feb 2003, was caused when pyrotechnics used during a Great White gig set fire to flammable sound proofing materials.

• provide: SFX and Definitive Special Projects provided pyrotechnics and lasers respectively.

• involve: Please leave dogs at home as the show will involve pyrotechnics.

• expect: We were expecting far better pyrotechnics on offer when those mutant powers were unleashed, but much of it is disappointingly underwhelming.

• feature: Featuring pyrotechnics and fireworks, this is sure to be a great event for all the family.

Adjective modifier

• other: Grenades and other pyrotechnics can be very effective on this zone, but will also give your position away.

• marine: Chemring Group plc / Comet GmbH - marine pyrotechnics.

• vocal: Iâd like to hear Calhoun fronting a full band, especially bearing in mind his vocal pyrotechnics at the close.

• spectacular: Their holy rockfest, bad puns and spectacular pyrotechnics saw them run away with the cheesiest music prize tonight.

• dazzling: Despite its dazzling pyrotechnics this remains a film about time and waiting.

• linguistic: Except, beyond the linguistic pyrotechnics, Ponge is a writer concerned with formulating an ethics.

Modifies a noun

• display: The evening was rounded off by an exceptional pyrotechnics display from a barge moored in Southampton Water.

• company: The fireworks and sculpture are being created by The World Famous, a leading pyrotechnics company.

• effect: Help & Advice In accordance with our Public Liability Insurers, our discos do not use strobe lighting or pyrotechnics effects.

Noun used with modifier

• guitar: It's moody rather than intense, and short on guitar pyrotechnics.

• keyboard: Produced by Richard Preston, keyboard pyrotechnics courtesy of Dean Brodrick.