Converse of object

• wear: A husband comes home and sees his wife painting the living room, but she's wearing a raincoat and a fur coat.

• bring: Please wear comfortable clothes and trainers, wear sun cream, a hat and bring a raincoat too!

• have: Also have a nice new raincoat for my birthday from the hubby - perfect for an Edinburgh summer!

• need: You need a raincoat to go and have a smoke outside your venue instead of a fleece.. .

• make: Charles Macintosh develops a new fabric for making raincoats.

• buy: Saturday greeted us with brilliant sunshine ( if we hadn¹t bought raincoats it would have rained!

Adjective modifier

• black: Even in a stylish black raincoat, it was clear Mark E Smith belonged to no man.

• light: A large, fat man in a suit and light raincoat was giving himself gray hairs with the Telegraph crossword.

• old: On a rainy day, equipped with his friend's old raincoat, Manoj sets out to visit his old love.

• plastic: THE METER MAN - Wears a plastic raincoat, trilby hat, carries flashlight and notebook and speaks two lines.

• blue: So called because the naval blue raincoats were called Burberrys.

• heavy: Taking bikes from the shed, we pedaled like fury, pretty frocks hidden under heavy raincoats.

Noun used with modifier

• Burberry: My granny, the chicest lady I ever knew, had a Burberry raincoat.

• gray: Sometimes, you even raise an enigmatic smile, then carry on, your tumeric yellow sari swinging beneath a three-quarter-length gray raincoat.