loser

Converse of object

• compensate: They argued that compensating the losers from the reform process would help overcome the problem.
• declare: Should one of the two fighters not appear he will be declared loser of the fight.
• pick: I know you avoid handicaps and maidens but I still seem to pick a loser.
• bear: What you actually achieve is determined by your attitude You were not born a winner and you were not born a loser.
• avoid: I now took the best chance of avoiding two trump losers by playing A and another.
• become: If I end up becoming a loser, her name will always be mentioned in bad terms.

Adjective modifier

• sore: Using Nintendo's robust WiFi Connection service, it's lag-free and fast ( except when sore losers disconnect!
• perennial: Was per person perennial losers have to join a par sandals golf.
• gracious: I would say that as far as losing I try and be a gracious loser.
• sad: Quite frankly, are we interested in these sad losers?
• lucky: There were two lucky losers, but Malaysia didn't get one of them - how unfortunate.

Modifies a noun

• Feb: Winners and Losers Feb 8 2006, 07:52 PM 20 % easily, and taken ages to sell to boot.
• medal: Unfortunately for Angus he ended up with only a losers medal that day.

Noun used with modifier

• vote: Bring the old bastard on, I'm sure he is a vote loser.
• round: Subject to there being 16+ entries in any event a plate event for 1st round losers will be organized.

Possessives

• life: He's one of life's losers who's always just ' one plan away ' from making his fortune.

Preposition: in

• war: So who were the winners and losers in the war for talent?

Preposition: of

• match: Paul Paddick's Bicester County Club ( Oxfordshire ) will take on the losers of match one, Grove Elite.

Preposition: than

• winner: Contrary to Labor's promise there are clearly going to be many more losers than winners.