Converse of subject

• attack: A newspaper article author said he would rather be attacked by a wild boar than a big dog, would you agree?

• frequent: Therefore, the question arises as to whether it is safe to walk in woodland frequented by wild boar.

• kill: Then, while hunting, Adonis was killed by a wild boar, which sent him back to Hades and Persephone.

Converse of object

• hunt: I also have twenty years experience of hunting wild boar in germany.

• kill: It is not an offense to kill a wild boar humanely.

• see: Groups of over 20 wild boar seen several times beginning in November 2004.

• include: Stunning anatomical photography of British mammal skulls including wild boar.

• keep: Licenses to keep wild boar are issued by local authorities, who maintain central records.

• have: Trouble is we don't have wild boar down here do we?

Adjective modifier

• free-living: Canadian government site on escaped free-living wild boar in Canada: Info about boar in Manitoba, Canada, that escape from farms.

• pure: The MAFF report only states that the animals look like pure wild boar.

• feral: In response to reports of the presence of feral wild boar, the Government have engaged in a risk assessment exercise.

• captive: For details of this project see Evaluation of fertility control in captive wild boar.

• last: Folklore The Boar Stone is traditionally said to have marked the spot where the last wild boar ( or a boar ) was slain.

• male: Trees are also notched by the tusks of a male wild boar, possibly to mark out his territory.