Possessives

• lover: Not surprisingly, life-long friendships, lovers ' trysts and ongoing group reunions are often the outcome of our mystical journeys.

Converse of object

• keep: Three nights in succession he kept tryst with the gray lady, and at last he found a stone not unlike a skull.

• have: Cheating Jude Law wanted to have a secret tryst with his nanny mistress just last week, she has claimed.

Adjective modifier

• romantic: There's nothing anyone can do, however, as Geoff has taken Ruth out in the car for a romantic tryst.

• secret: Cheating Jude Law wanted to have a secret tryst with his nanny mistress just last week, she has claimed.

• great: Once an ancient cattle market and Scottish ' frontier town ' where Highlanders would come for the great cattle trysts.

• first: Father had primed me for a first literary tryst and I had fallen heavily for the lyricism of Okigbo.

Object

• time: It is the morning watch, it is what saints of God in bygone eras called ' the trysting time ' .

Noun used with modifier

• love: Concealed love trysts will be taking place all over, and will keep a bunch of insidious investigators active.

• cattle: Once an ancient cattle market and Scottish ' frontier town ' where Highlanders would come for the great cattle trysts.

• afternoon: Simon and Debbie deliberately chose a quiet pub away from the village for their afternoon tryst... and so did Tommy and Kirsty.