Converse of object

• win: In his first full season for the club 2000/01, Emile helped Liverpool win the treble.

• complete: Emily knew she would have real fight on her hands to complete the treble.

• ring: She rang the treble in exemplary fashion to Plain Bob Doubles.

Converse of subject

• sing: The Chapel Choir was originally made up solely of male voices, the upper parts being sung by boy trebles.

Adjective modifier

• unprecedented: MancWatch - January 2000 FASCINATING NUMBERS OF THE LAST MILLENIUM 1999 Bob Paisley wins unprecedented treble.

• historic: The historic Treble is on display with photo opportunities.

• domestic: The 2002/03 season ended trophyless for the Hoops with arch-rivals Rangers completing a domestic treble.

• unique: Ryan Giggs's goal in the FA Cup semi-final at Villa Park in 1999 allowed United to believe they could win their unique treble.

Modifies a noun

• clef: For some reason, they always put a treble clef in front of every line of flute music.

• scalings: Why he used such long treble scalings is therefore not clear.

• viol: A total of 26 pieces for two treble viols or violins with gamba or cello.

• soloist: The treble soloist is the stunning Quintin Beer who recently featured in a BBC Radio 4 documentary about Allegri's famous Miserere.

• tilt: Control features include source, bass and treble tilt, listening axis, volume, time-compensated balance and absolute phase.

• recorder: Treble recorder, soaring solo and some volcanic drumming keep it top of your pops!

Modifying Another Word

• nearly: A standard light rail vehicle can carry up to 250 people - nearly treble the capacity of a typical bus.

Noun used with modifier

• cup: He then took Liverpool forward and presided over the Reds cup treble in 2001 and on to Champions League assaults.

• boy: The soloists from Canterbury were of course first class, the boy treble especially touching the emotions.