Converse of object

• stomach: Government advice is to peel apples for small children as residues can lead to stomach upsets.

• cause: Melt water on glaciers may contain mineral silt, which can cause gastrointestinal upsets.

Object

• cart: But the man who could really upset the apple cart is Britain's Leon Haslam.

• balance: In the last century we have upset the balance.

• apple-cart: That is what upset the apple-cart more than anything else.

• anybody: And not to upset anybody who has a shaykh as well.

Adjective modifier

• gastrointestinal: Melt water on glaciers may contain mineral silt, which can cause gastrointestinal upsets.

• digestive: A cookie or tablet which is a nutritional supplement for dogs with digestive upsets.

• emotional: In some cases Eczema is related to an emotional upset.

• mild: HAV infection may cause: nausea; loss of appetite; abdominal pain; and mild gastro-intestinal upset, followed by jaundice.

Noun used with modifier

• tummy: My auntie Irene gets tummy upsets very easily, you know.

Modifies a noun

• stomach: Nor were the upset stomachs just a " bug " .

Used with adjective complement

• get: Never getting upset with us, never getting cross.

Noun used with modifier

• stomach: Physical or mental symptoms may respond to simple remedies: stomach upset or constipation.

Used with why or when

• when: You seemed so down and upset when I lived back home.