Converse of object

• throw: I have a cat who throws tantrums whenever he is locked out of the bedroom.

• scream: When she starts with her screaming tantrums it gets close to the point where only dogs and bats can hear her!

• have: What about the children who have tantrums from time to time?

• stop: Thoughts Hitting a child will not stop the tantrum.

• avoid: Rewards A good way of motivating children and avoiding tantrums is with stickers.

• temper: Plagiarism, womanizing, temper tantrums they're all there.

Adjective modifier

• childish: Kevin Russell and Heath combined to embarrass the Preston keeper and lead to some rather childish tantrums from Beck on the touchline.

• terrible: Parenting pet hates: Terrible 2s tantrums in public.

• little: Seeing Wenger's little tantrum where he took out his frustration on his chair was the icing on the cake.

• few: She was 18 years old and stunning, despite a few teenage temper tantrums!

• public: You may have to deal with embarrassing public tantrums.

• more: No more child tantrums, no more " are we there yet " only the road ahead of you.

Preposition: on

• bench: When our fullbacks get themselves together I expect Carvalho to throw tantrums on the bench.

Noun used with modifier

• temper: Most children with marked temper tantrums will not grow up to be violent criminals.

• toddler: Relax and forget about the small problems, toddler tantrums are normal.

• childhood: A classic story of the power of a childhood tantrum.

Possessives

• child: It is important not to 'give in ' because of your child's tantrum.

• toddler: If your toddler's tantrums are driving you crazy, take some comfort in the thought you're not alone!

Preposition: in

• supermarket: Japanese five year olds having tantrums in the supermarkets went quiet when they saw us.

Preposition: from

• child: It can also involve tears and tantrums from the child and high levels of stress for the parent.