Adjective modifier

• net: Also covered in this edition is a quick start guide to getting net savvy, a survival requirement in the Web marketing world.

• technical: His unique mix of experience in comedy writing, editing and technical savvy made him a great fit for the essential co-director's position.

• political: There's too much political savvy going on here for that simplification to ever be true.

• commercial: Defining, sourcing and creating products, our buyers draw on their commercial savvy to ensure our collections do exactly that.

Modifies a noun

• brides-to-be: Savvy brides-to-be know that using the internet to compare prices and styles of bridal dresses can lead to a real bargain.

• marketer: Really savvy marketers online have been using this tactic to profit big.

• shopper: Becoming a savvy shopper is part of being a consumer today in the 21st century.

• entrepreneur: This means the market is wide open for the savvy entrepreneur.

• investor: Several fundamental issues have made savvy investors look again at property.

• traveler: Yet savvy travelers beat a path to the Hotel de L'Orient here.

Modifying Another Word

• technologically: Backed off a those games will most technologically savvy.

• technically: Only fairly technically savvy users would pick that up from the tips page.

• financially: Gee says the arrangements Rebecca has made with her debts suggest she is capable of being financially savvy.

• politically: And because we're the people who get blamed, it's probably politically savvy to demonstrate that we're trying not to.

• increasingly: Similarly intangible format his comments about are increasingly savvy they aren't exactly free.

• pretty: Chapparal is highly regarded by some folks I know who are pretty savvy about smaller boats.

Noun used with modifier

• tech: It attracts new customers all the time, as the whole world is becoming more and more tech savvy.

• Internet: The internet savvy know that the best broadband deals are not necessarily the cheapest at first glance.

• marketing: This kind of online marketing savvy can attract thousands of prospects for the cost of an ad in the Saturday Telegraph.

• computer: I mean, it sounds like you're a lot more ' computer savvy ' than I will ever be.