Converse of object

• bungle: Anger mounting at bungled police raid ANGER IS still mounting at the police dawn raid in Forest Gate.

• mount: The most terrifying was probably the chevauchée, or mounted raid, carried out by the English.

Adjective modifier

• daring: Story of the daring raids that saw the award of 11 Victoria Crosses.

• nightly: On 23 August came the start of the Blitz, building up to a terrible autumn of heavy, nightly raids.

• smash-and-grab: Frustration was the order of the day as Halesowen went top following their smash-and-grab raid for the points.

• allied: His first rocket launching base - the Blockhaus north of Saint-Omer - had been crippled by Allied bombing raids.

Modifies a noun

• siren: Air raid sirens rang in Basra city around the time of the attack.

• shelter: There were a lot of air raid shelters around the village.

• warden: Air raid wardens were recruited from men too old to fight at the front.

• precaution: Open This page from an air raid precaution book had instruction for building an Anderson Shelter.

• warning: Return to the top of the page Jul 1939 Government issues advice on air raid warnings The Government issued advice about air raid warnings.

Noun used with modifier

• bombing: The first bombing raid against Tokyo occurred on November 24 th.

• dawn: The men were arrested in the dawn raids on Tuesday.

• air: Due to the air raids, business has suffered here in the Coconut Grove " .

• Viking: The first Viking raid was on Lindisfarne, recorded in the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle.

• anti-terror: The police watchdog is to conduct a second inquiry into Scotland Yard's controversial Forest Gate anti-terror raid, it has been confirmed.

• daylight: US air force began daylight raids on Berlin March 4, 1944.