Preposition: of

• death: SHAKIR: And the stupor of death will come in truth; that is what you were trying to escape.

Converse of object

• cause: In larger doses it causes stupor, coma and convulsions.

Adjective modifier

• drunken: In a drunken stupor, Nic asks Jonny to record an album with him.

• alcoholic: On the first occasion he claims the man got him drunk over Sunday lunch and raped him while he was in an alcoholic stupor.

• catatonic: Trying to awaken a cat out of a catatonic stupor is virtually useless.

• warm: It brought me out of my warm stupor with a jolt and I thought it was time I moved myself.

• depressive: Catatonic schizophrenia or depressive stupor have been suggested as a likely diagnosis.

• silly: Thursday 7th August 2003 | Read more Stupid silly season stupor My head is falling apart.

Noun used with modifier

• season: Thursday 7th August 2003 | Read more Stupid silly season stupor My head is falling apart.