Noun used with modifier

• night: Keep your feet cool cause studies have shown this will lead to fewer night sweats.

Converse of object

• absorb: Ordinary plastic boot inners can be a little heavier and some absorb sweat.

Object

• dizziness: Symptoms of hypertension include headaches, rapid pulse, shortness of breath, sweating, dizziness and visual disturbances.

• headache: The body's allergic reactions may include repeated episodes of fever, shaking chills, sweating, headaches, vomiting, and pain.

• sickness: Influenza was common, referred to as the ' sweating sickness ' .

Adjective modifier

• stale: The odor of car fumes mingled with cigarette smoke and stale sweat stuck in my throat.

• cold: A cold sweat rolled from the officer's brow.

• salty: A bead of salty sweat dripped down his nose.

Modifies a noun

• gland: Sweat is produced from the sweat gland, reaching the skin surface through the pores.

• shirt: Meanwhile, come June, look out for cool Alta Vista sweat shirts.

• pant: They are dressed in black leotards and sweat pants and, alarmingly, they have bare feet.

• chloride: The sweat chloride test will not pick up carriers of cystic fibrosis.

• rash: However, the warmer weather arrived and a sweat rash appeared.

• duct: This blocks the sweat ducts, by forming a gel which prevents perspiration.

Preposition: of

• brow: God's only curse is labor: with the sweat Of honest brows to earn the fruit of toil.