Converse of object

• put: On her way she put the teapot on the end of a rotten old table in the yard.

• include: Their latest creations include these teapots, available in two sizes, which have a handy extra knob for improved hold while pouring.

• make: A teapot made by Sam Haile, whilst still a student at the Royal College of Art.

• have: She carried a wicker basket which had a teapot in it, a gift for her sister.

• hold: Gently she lifted the lid and held the teapot to her ear.

• see: When the stranger had brought all these things into the house, he asked to see the old teapot.

Adjective modifier

• chocolate: About as much use as a chocolate teapot as they say!

• ceramic: Individually numbered and dated, this highly collectible ceramic teapot holds four cups of tea.

• silver: We do the silver teapot ( E down to sleep ).

• old: The owner was very trusting, leaving an old teapot on the boat for people to put their money in.

• little: Team Manager, Capt Rod Lambert sings " I'm a little teapot " to some young visitors to the caravan!

• large: Her mother was pouring tea from her large pink teapot.

Modifies a noun

• stand: I'm sitting on Sue's worktop in pride of place, on a white ceramic teapot stand.

• collection: Great quiz for children, children's cars and a teapot collection.

• lid: The concept consists of a teapot that records the conversations around it into the teapot lid.

Noun used with modifier

• anarchist: Food: The Anarchist Teapot mobile action kitchen will be cooking GM-free vegan food.

• china: Better yet, use an old china teapot or your grandmother's favorite vase for the flowers.

• silver: Mrs. Morley also produced a very handsome silver spirit teapot, won at the Barnet Fat Stock Show, possibly by Mr Charles Morley.

• chocolate: In gyms however, you'll get varying reports from being the best thing since sliced bread to being the next chocolate teapot.

• metal: WANTED: Small metal teapots for use on Open Garden days. Please telephone Mary Prince ( 650634 ).