fighter

Converse of object

• retain: Retained fire fighters provide an ' on call ' part-time service.
• ally: Hurricanes destroyed more enemy aircraft than any other allied fighter in the Second World War.

Adjective modifier

• supersonic: It was the RAF's first truly supersonic fighter.
• Kurdish: But the deployment of Kurdish fighters in Kirkuk would be sensitive.
• x-wing: A spokesman for the UK Census agreed with his Home Office colleague, scotching hopes of British skies filled with X-Wing fighters.
• Siamese: My assembled tank included discus, paradise fish, guppies, a Siamese fighter and a gang of tiger barbs.
• single-engined: Obviously, there is no problem with twin-engined planes, but the usual choices occur with single-engined fighters.

Modifies a noun

• jet: Fighter jet technology for your bike - straight out of Top Gun!
• squadron: The fighter squadron was withdrawn from the air group in 1964.
• plane: The world's modern fighter planes are at your command.
• pilot: The RAF claimed the turbines would endanger fighter pilots using a nearby training range.
• aircraft: How many of these fighter aircraft were made in total?
• ace: The booklets described the aircraft of fighter aces flying various types of aircraft.

Noun used with modifier

• foo: The phenomenon described certainly doesn't bear any resemblance at all to the ' foo fighter ' reports.
• jet: The whole day was idyllic apart from the many noisy jet fighters flying over on training missions.
• guerrilla: Also " the guerrilla fighter will carry out his action in wild places of small population.
• single-seat: Entering service in July 1954 it became the Royal Air Forceâs standard single-seat fighter, replacing Meteor, Saber and Venom aircraft.
• freedom: Our brother, Robert Mugabe is a great freedom fighter.
• stealth: Sun Microsystems ' StarOffice 7.0 is the stealth fighter of office suites.