Preposition: of

• choice: This is the 100th year of the Harley Davidson, the steed of choice for the classic biker pack.

Converse of object

• ride: They can learn to ride steeds, master the art of thievery, acquire pets, clothing or tattoos, and more.

• have: Mix also had a famous steed, Tony the Wonder Horse.

• caparison: I should ride more joyously on the young camel than on the richly caparisoned steed.

• trust: We're bonded now, as in a kindred breed, but I shall steer, whilst you're my trusted steed.

Adjective modifier

• trusty: Classic Cars: Ford Mustang Ford's trusty steed took the world by storm in the 1960s.

• noble: Therefore, one should control oneself, even as a trader controls a noble steed.

• white: In films the brilliant hero, the victor or the innocent maiden is seen charging upon a white steed.

• black: In a green and distant place on a ghostly black steed, he prances in golden armor, but sees his home in dreams.

• new: On behalf of the Center I would like to congratulate you all on your new steeds.

• good: Certainly, it has stood me in good steed in being able to explain technical ideas to people later in my career.

Noun used with modifier

• replacement: There was machine trouble for Bjarne Pedersen prior to heat one, with his skipper Ryan Sullivan quick to bring out a replacement steed.

• dragon: All life in the town and outlying forests has been stifled by the sudden raids of orcs on dragon steeds.

• metal: In wonder, I ride my screeching metal steed, trying to accept the evidence of my senses.