Converse of object

• ask: There is no need to pre-book; please ask a warder for assistance.

• tell: Inmates would do as they were told, warders would not.

Converse of subject

• beat: They were starved of adequate food and were routinely beaten by sectarian, bigoted prison warders.

Adjective modifier

• chief: Reluctantly, they put their own needs on hold and sought out the chief warder.

• male: Only in the sense that he's the main male warder.

• female: However, on being searched by a female warder her clothing was found to be saturated with blood.

• new: Having shown good behavior in the workshop he was put in the gang at work at the new warders ' houses.

• Dutch: The Dutch brought Indonesian craftsmen to teach the craft to Dutch warders in several factories in Holland from 1835.

• other: The Chief Warder's quarters and those of the thirteen other warders were in Cameron Road to the east of the prison site.

Noun used with modifier

• yeoman: The Tower of London have some special late night entrances with private tours with the yeoman warders.

• prison: He was told of his sentence by a prison warder who took a sadistic delight in its severity.

• woman: She desperately wanted to talk to someone, but the women warders were very strict.

Preposition: in

• charge: The warder in charge of the GMEX trip said, " We did not have any concerns about it.

Preposition: for

• assistance: There is no need to pre-book; please ask a warder for assistance.