Converse of object

• wear: A Sikh feels honor to wear a turban, to cover uncut hair.

• tie: He wore his clothes like a Bengali, but on his head was a white turban tied after the fashion of the Sikhs.

• have: Modern Tuareg have dark blue turbans to match their topcoats.

• shape: One of the images shows Mohammad wearing a turban shaped like a bomb with a lit fuse.

• wrap: You have to wrap a turban around your head and nose and drink a great deal of water.

• adopt: The Bella have adopted the turbans, robes, swords, camels, and language ( Tamacheq ) of their old masters ' culture.

Preposition: as

• symbol: He is given a robe and a turban as a symbol of office.

Adjective modifier

• Sikh: The men also wore amazing turbans, nothing like the Sikh turbans we see in the west.

• white: He wore his clothes like a Bengali, but on his head was a white turban tied after the fashion of the Sikhs.

• blue: There were older men in black or blue turbans rushing around talking into mobile telephones.

• red: They are dressed in white except for a red turban.

• black: Still, after 15 minutes, he stood up, put on his black turban and left to go secure my lodging.

• colored: In Red Square, feast your eyes on the wildly colored turban domed St Basil's Cathedral - an enduring Russian symbol.

Modifies a noun

• hat: A turban hat, which presumably was worn by the deceased, was on the floor in front of the settee.

• shape: And, the turban shape means she can waltz around like a diva all day long, without it falling off.

Noun used with modifier

• velvet: One model wriggled in a cherry print tea dress, her hair tucked under a green velvet turban.

• silk: At the launch reading she looked stylish, as always, in a silk turban.

Preposition: with

• bomb: One cartoon, arguably the most offensive, depicted a male in eastern turban with a bomb in it.