Converse of object

• leave: Valance was hit again, in the left thigh by a bullet that broke his hip bone.

• have: Has thigh straps to keep you in touch with the board.

Adjective modifier

• skinless: Add 6 cubed skinless chicken thighs and brown all over.

• inner: People may feel the pain in their hips, or in their groin, inner thigh, buttocks, or knees.

• upper: She was hit in the upper thigh with an air pellet.

• muscular: The back legs should again be heavy in bone with muscular thighs.

• left: Find the barrier point in the front of your left thigh.

• outer: Spot Reduction I do lots of outer thigh ( tummy, buns, etc. ) work.

Modifies a noun

• slapping: Plenty of hand clapping, swaying, and thigh slapping involved!

• wader: At first I had some heavy rubber thigh waders which preferred clinging to the mud than to my thighs.

• muscle: I've now got muscles on my thigh muscles!

• bone: Bobby Collins broke his thigh bone in the opening match in Turin.

• strain: Team news: Nathan Blake is the only doubt with a thigh strain.

• boot: Which slang term derives from olden day smugglers who hit brandy in their thigh boots?

Noun used with modifier

• hood: And for extra leg protection, choose the hood thigh boot.

• chicken: The gentleman's stuffed chicken thigh was a work of art, which he devoured with his usual gusto.

• spur: I still have two spur thighs and at the moment I have a baby tortoise, which is the offspring of the original two.

• turkey: Remove any skin and sinews from the turkey thigh meat and cut into small pieces.

Possessives

• man: At Hemp Knoll, the bone belt ring was hidden beneath the dead man's right thigh.

Preposition: of

• brass: The head of gold had passed, and the breast of silver; now came the belly and thighs of brass.