Converse of object

• wing: You must use your mystical winged scarab to shoot magical spheres and destroy the approaching colored spheres by making matches of three or more.

• find: The scarabs usually found are of the scroll patterns, and we now know that such belong to the XIIth dynasty.

• include: Some common symbols in Ancient Egyptian religious jewelry include the scarab ( beetle ), lotus, serpent, falcon, and the eye.

• collect: Some chaps have the knack and collect fiancées the way J. Preston Peters collects scarabs.

• get: Okay, drop the shovel and get the scarab, then go back SW.

Adjective modifier

• Egyptian: Garstang had found a continuous sequence of Egyptian scarabs at the site showing active use until about 1400 BC.

• large: Some large scarabs were made specifically to be placed in graves, and were positioned on or near the heart.

• golden: A young woman I was treating had, at a critical moment, a dream in which she was given a golden scarab.

• royal: And, of course, they DELIBERATELY buried a valuable royal scarab in situ!

Modifies a noun

• beetle: They used charms to ward off evil spirits, often in the shape of a scarab beetle.

• seal: Scarab seals were based on cylinder seals from Ur.

• amulet: Both these amulets are pierced longways to hang on a necklace, as typical of many scarab amulets.

Noun used with modifier

• faience: Wall cases hold diverse pieces like faience scarabs, limestone seals, bone implements and engraved stone blocks.