Adjective modifier

• false: These may be mites of various kinds or false scorpions.

• black: We gave a black Scorpion a piece of Beef to see what it could do with it.

• deadly: Orion's vulnerability was proven by the lowly but deadly Scorpion.

• large: He did so and a large scorpion fell out.

Converse of object

• include: I was really glad that you included the Scorpions.

• see: I never saw a scorpion in person, but if I did I'd do my best to trap and release it.

Noun used with modifier

• wind: They are also called wind scorpions because they appear to run as fast as the wind.

• emperor: Emperor Scorpions do provide some care for their young - at least for a few weeks.

Modifies a noun

• venom: Scorpion venom The sketch writers are the best read chroniclers of the passing parliamentary pageant.

• sting: Treatment of a scorpion sting Pain at the site of the sting can sometimes be limited with an ice cube.

• toxin: The study focussed on baculovirus containing scorpion toxin because that construction has been most widely studied.

• fish: Then I saw a scorpion fish, about 5 cms in length among the rocks.

• exhaust: SCORPION QUALITY Scorpion exhausts are guaranteed against nearly everything throughout the guarantee period except impact damage.

• bite: First aid for scorpion bites is similar to that of spider bites.

Noun used with modifier

• sea: This type of sea scorpion is from the Silurian period.

• water: The animal still has a number of unusual features, even for a water scorpion.

• desert: However there was no sight of the much dreaded desert scorpion, spiders or snakes.