Converse of object

• have: The Earl of Devon owns a great part of the parish, and has a rabbit warren of 600 acres here.

• grant: In 1239 he was sheriff of Essex and Herts, and was granted free warren in Thurrock and a market and fair there.

• build: At the southern end of the Park, Richard built a rabbit warren.

Adjective modifier

• free: Charter of free warren in Merton, Mitcham, &c.

• medieval: In Herefordshire, there is evidence of a medieval warren at Norton.

• large: Due south of the New House was a large rabbit warren which has also been called ' New House Warren ' .

• artificial: They are low stone mounds which were once covered with earth and used as artificial rabbit warrens.

• underground: This is an instinct from its days living in underground warrens.

• vast: The entire southern side is a vast rabbit warren - you wouldn't get much rest if you were lying here.

Modifies a noun

• buffett: Only in good residual benefit the american states too by warren buffett.

Noun used with modifier

• rabbit: Wanted to rent, a rabbit warren or a rabbit farm.

• justice: Intended to perform obsessive police classic filled with tips chief justice warren.

• earl: To identify the dallas tx ft who came to earl warren recalled.

Possessives

• rabbit: Somehow he's now at basement level and running scared through a rabbit's warren of tunnels pursued by packs of howling children.

Preposition: of

• alley: Few other places in Bangkok match this frenetic warren of alleys for atmosphere.

• tunnel: The $ 5.6 million film is about a woman trapped in London's Underground who uncovers a warren of secret tunnels.

• street: You can easily get lost in the warren of streets of Siena!

• room: Explore the warren of cellar rooms were Neville Chamberlain, then more famously Winston Churchill planned the II World War.

• shop: This huge building in the Northern Quarter is a rabbit warren of small shops set out like market stalls.

• lane: The gardens are reached via the Town God Temple Bazaar, a touristy but impressive warren of lanes and stalls.