Converse of object

• loathe: I hadn't ever come across opposing fans before, and I loathed them in a way I had never before loathed strangers.

• entertain: He loved the brothers, entertained strangers and worked together with the teachers of the truth for the truth.

• hug: I wanted to turn to my neighbors and tell them how excited I was, I wanted to hug random strangers.

• greet: The baron appeared on the scene, greeted the stranger most cordially, and arm in arm they descended among the throng.

• let: Never let a stranger in on someone else's behalf.

• invite: The high crime rate of today has just about finished the tradition of inviting a needy stranger to have a meal with you.

Converse of subject

• kill: A female walking home late at night killed by a stranger is a classic example of a particularly ' newsworthy ' killing.

• murder: A child in Britain is 10 times more likely to be run over and killed by a car than murdered by a stranger.

Adjective modifier

• mysterious: A tall, mysterious stranger had handed it to his servant in the street earlier in the evening.

• handsome: From the minute she spots the handsome stranger, Lucy's world begins to change.

• random: Stranger Gut Buster Gut Buster with a random stranger!

• complete: You'd never trust a complete stranger, or give them your personal details, would you?

• utter: I should think Dr. Butler or any other fat English Divine would take two utter strangers into his library and show them the way!

• total: Don't expect a long conversation with a total stranger at the bus stop or in the bus.

Preposition: on

• shore: And then he sees a stranger on the shore telling them to cast on the other side of the boat.

Modifies a noun

• danger: Officers later spoke to local school children about stranger danger.

Possessives

• 'close: The 'close ' stranger The appearance of the 'close ' stranger is symptomatic for the three national cinematographies.

Preposition: in

• land: Overall I feel like a stranger in a strange land.

• street: She even tried to smell strangers in the street.

Preposition: than

• fiction: Stranger than Fiction Breaking the Code is a play, not a documentary.