Converse of object

• find: After we went swimming we went to the sands of sound and we found two starfish and after that we started to find shells.

• include: The stencil includes a starfish, a seahorse, two types of shell and a scroll border pattern.

• sponge: Marine Life There are several reefs scattered around with urchins, sponges, starfish, octopus qnd many species of reef fish.

• see: We did see starfish, crabs, lobster, dead man's fingers, sponges and tube anemones and a few small fish.

• strand: He asks why she bothers, when the beach is so long and the stranded starfish innumerable.

• eat: I've heard these ones are the cheetahs of the starfish family because they move fast and eat other starfish.

Adjective modifier

• common: DISTINGUISHING FEATURES The common starfish is normally pale brown, occasionally blue or purple, with a rough texture.

• bright: Bright red starfish, giant predatory worms, huge sea spiders and many other bizarre creatures are extremely sensitive to global change.

• red: See them devouring their favorite food: the red starfish.

• spiny: For example, this is the only place in England where the spiny starfish is found.

• few: A few odd starfish were relocated in the sea and a surprising amount of coal was found.

• small: Occasionally we'd find something interesting, like a clam or small starfish.

Modifies a noun

• shape: It has a starfish shape radiating six ridges with deep glaciated valleys.

• cottage: Starfish Cottage - Falmouth - Sleeps 4 - two-bedroom, terraced cottage on the private Pendra Loweth estate.

• pattern: Soane's design includes high vaulted ceilings with his signature starfish pattern.

• family: I've heard these ones are the cheetahs of the starfish family because they move fast and eat other starfish.

Noun used with modifier

• thorn: There is some dead coral, partly due to high sea temperatures and partly due to crown of thorns starfish.