Converse of object

• crouch: It's no crouching tiger, hidden dragon, either.

• adopt: She is talking about adopting a tiger with her pocket money.

Adjective modifier

• Sumatran: The symbol of the Zoo, which was an elephant, will now be the Sumatran tiger.

• bengal: In 10 minutes, a hungry bengal tiger will be admitted to the room.

• toothless: Question 9: Toothless tiger How can public confidence in the planning system be improved?

• Tasmanian: He leaped out of Hodges pocket and attacked a motionless tasmanian tiger.

Modifies a noun

• prawn: For the barbecue market it offers tiger prawn kebabs, each pack consisting of ten prawns threaded onto two sticks.

• oscar: Red Tiger Oscars 19/02/06 No I'm looking for 4 young tiger oscars for my 100 gallon tank.

• barb: Over the years there has been some debate to whether green tiger barbs are dyed.

• cub: The two rare Sumatran tiger cubs at Paignton Zoo have received their first vet check.

• shovelnose: Also have tiger shovelnose catfish at £ 7.50 and redtail cross tigers at £ 12.50!

• salamander: In view of this, suggest one reason why cannibalistic larvae of tiger salamanders are still found.

Noun used with modifier

• sabre-toothed: There's Manfred, a depressed wooly mammoth, Sid, an amusing sloth and Diego, a mischievous sabre-toothed tiger.

• saber: On the way he encounters many perils which he must overcome including ghouls, a giant walrus and a saber tooth tiger.

Preposition: by

• tail: Mistaken beliefs The liberal-left establishment has a tiger by the tail.