Converse of object

• wear: He was also wearing a tracksuit with the hood up.

• don: After him came a new breed who would don tracksuits to join the players on the training pitch.

• have: If you have a tracksuit then that is also useful but not absolutely necessary.

Preposition: with

• stripe: He was wearing a black tracksuit with white stripes down the sides.

Adjective modifier

• gray: Keira Knightley: He was wearing this really nasty gray tracksuit the whole time with dots everywhere.

• blue: He was wearing a navy blue tracksuit with red or orange striped sleeves.

• white: I'll have to start looking for a white tracksuit.

• dark: He was wearing dark jeans and a dark tracksuit.

• black: He was wearing a black tracksuit with white stripes down the sides.

• new: With my first pay packet I bought A new tracksuit to go into training.

Modifies a noun

• trouser: The man was wearing matching black tracksuit trousers with green stripes on the outside of each leg.

• bottom: What You'll Need to Get Started Loose clothes tracksuit bottoms, t-shirt, trainers you can buy special gear from outlets.

• pant: I was in my tracksuit pants without a scrap of make-up on, with a sticker with my name on it.

• top: Coats No denim, leather, suede jackets or tracksuit tops should be worn.

• jacket: As well as the normal set of kit for racing and training we were given tracksuit jackets and trousers to wear to races.

Noun used with modifier

• velour: I am unable to comprehend how anyone can " design " a velour tracksuit in the first place!

• navy: The PE kit The kit consists of navy tracksuit bottoms or shorts, a white t-shirt, trainers or plimsolls.

• school: Children can wear a school tracksuit to school on their swimming day.

• club: The new club tracksuit, training t-shirts and social shirts have now be released and can be seen below.

• sport: For indoor activities pupils are encouraged to wear the RHS Nation tee shirt and sports tracksuit bottoms or sports shorts.