flack

Converse of object

• get: The thing is, being serious once more - ' sad songs ' often get flack.
• take: Lots of time for one, lots of patience another, still possible, lots of taking the flack for poor results.
• catch: Commission caught flack for letting audit firms provide certain tax consultancy services to public companies, especially tax shelter advice.
• expect: So expect some flack, and don't back down!
• draw: Tuesday 20/06/2006 The MIT ' $ 100 laptop ' project continues to draw flack.
• face: And as sportswear brands face flack from Oxfam over labor issues, budget clothing retailer Primark joins the Ethical Trading Initiative.

Adjective modifier

• much: Sarah, you got way too much flack based on a misunderstanding of the Flash's purpose.
• few: George Senior has two middle initials -- H and W -- but few media flacks seem to use them.

Modifies a noun

• phil: She grew up all players to layne flack phil.
• jacket: Or stopped writing policies his flack jacket do not qualify.
• ivey: That airs on tour r television rolls into town flack phil ivey.

Noun used with modifier

• layne: She grew up all players to layne flack phil.
• harmon: The televised tournaments strategy for experienced players harmon layne flack its broadband network.
• medium: George Senior has two middle initials -- H and W -- but few media flacks seem to use them.