Object

• helmet: To lok at preventing the head injury you could state categorically tat the helmet " saved my life " .

Converse of object

• sell: Shops selling skiing tat, expensive bars, bare concrete architecture with wedges of frozen slush on each step.

• need: PEOPLE NEEDED NOW, and people and food and tat needed over the next few days, especially climbers and midnight site builders.

• get: Judge for yourself and get a tat of both of us, you soft lad.

• win: The best joke every week wins some tat from the Venue office.

• produce: So what excuse do " professional " web developers have for producing tat?

Adjective modifier

• useless: The extras are actually really good, surprising in a time when most DVDs pad themselves out with useless tat.

• usual: There are also some good Greek craft shops among the usual tourist tat.

• cheap: Cheap tat doesn't get much of a look in!

• old: Trapped in his pod, David had to contend with " a load of old tat.

• other: I have a growing collection of old brass and Bakelite doorknobs, a brass owl and cat, and assorted other tat.

• same: Stall after stall was selling the same tat, seashells, coral, replica Reebok sports bags and cheap nasty saris.

Modifies a noun

• protein: This enabled the tat protein to be expressed in plants.

• gene: The role of the tat gene products in this novel process is also being studied in the laboratory of Dr. Tracy Palmer.

• killing: Tit for tat killings can go on for years.

Modifying Another Word

• categorically: To lok at preventing the head injury you could state categorically tat the helmet " saved my life " .

Noun used with modifier

• tourist: Within a minute of leaving the tourist tat of Roses on the Costa Brava behind you, you hit new terrain.

• rat: Rhythmic, strange to my ears, rat tat tat, I hear, rat tat tat.

• puddy: But now he can mew like a real puddy tat.

• rata: Bang, bang bang, rata tat tat, crash crash went the cymbals.