Preposition: of

• light: Get trippy with this ingenious little teardrop of light.

Converse of object

• shape: Tennessee Teardrops Hot teardrop shaped chillis, green to yellow to red, 40cm plant.

• have: It has the same teardrop shaped pouch outline to actively encourage matter to fall to the bottom of the pouch.

• become: Truth has become a teardrop in a thunderstorm of propaganda, and unless we act soon, the thunderstorm will drown us all.

Adjective modifier

• ingenious: Get trippy with this ingenious little teardrop of light.

• little: Get trippy with this ingenious little teardrop of light.

• big: The giant monkey walked away with big teardrops in its eyes, bowing low many times in apology, never to be seen again.

• small: The body consists of two very small teardrops of red dyed epoxy, with a red game hackle wound between them.

• large: There were fairly large purple teardrops on a white background.

Modifies a noun

• shape: An inverted teardrop shape, with the flowers drawn down toward a point.

• fractals: Teardrop fractals are derivable from cyclically symmetric fractals with a central element.

• canopy: Although originally a " low back " teardrop canopy configuration, it has been restored as a " traditional " high back form.

• cluster: This windscreen plunges down to the bonnet meeting the wide grille with the Citroen emblem firmly embalmed which those lovely teardrop light clusters flank.

• light: This windscreen plunges down to the bonnet meeting the wide grille with the Citroen emblem firmly embalmed which those lovely teardrop light clusters flank.

• design: The teardrop design comes in two sizes and many colors, and are smart and sophisticated.