Preposition: of

• color: You can mix colors of Floam together to create a rainbow of colors.

• color: A rainbow of colors across the horizon with a single star visible.

Converse of object

• unweaving: The Keats who spoke of unweaving the rainbow was a young man.

• chase: Or it is like chasing the rainbow: where does it start?

• catch: John also caught 6 more Rainbows weighing between 2 and 4 pounds Generally the fishing has improved due to the weather turning cooler.

• paint: In the afternoon the children painted rainbows in different shades of color and painted their cardboard dinosaurs.

• see: She saw a rainbow & had a feeling of peace.

• send: The rainbow belt sent a rainbow around the evil one, which made him disappear.

Adjective modifier

• colorful: The result is a colorful rainbow of musical magic!

• spectacular: At 1535 GMT there was a spectacular complete double rainbow spanning the Menai Strait between the bridges.

• double: At 1535 GMT there was a spectacular complete double rainbow spanning the Menai Strait between the bridges.

• beautiful: Beautiful rainbows over the sea adding even more to the views.

• bright: As compensation for the mixed weather of the day there's a bright rainbow in the late afternoon.

Modifies a noun

• trout: Chelsea Bell with the 8lb rainbow trout she caught on her first fishing trip.

• flag: There, the group walked to the monument with their rainbow flags.

• hue: There are flowers adding rainbow hues to the green backdrop.

• jersey: First over the line was the rainbow jersey of the world champion, worn by the Spaniard Oscar Freire.

• coalition: Pragna: The civil rights vision that inspires me is a rainbow coalition like Jesse Jackson's bringing together disparate sections of society.

• stripe: Available only in the fabulous rainbow stripe pictured here.

Preposition: in

• sky: I had just moved into my house and there were three rainbows in the sky again all at the same time.