Mafia

Converse of subject

• run: Beggars in India are professional, often run by mafias.

Converse of object

• have: In fact the tax breaks have been designed to exclude nannies a fact that had the entire nanny mafia up in arms!
• involve: Now, we could possibly have both the Russian mafia and the U.S. mafia involved in our elections.
• join: Bobby, in particular, still has dreams of joining the mafia.

Adjective modifier

• transnational: The most likely culprits, says the General, were transnational mafias and international oligarchs More.. .
• Russian: Robbie Williams spotted in La Grange apparently with the Russian mafia.
• Irish: Maybe O'Leary will prove ABTN wrong but the thought of the Irish mafia negotiating with the original Russian version beggars belief.
• local: Braden's using the doll business to import Junk, for the local mafia.
• Italian: Is this forum inhabited by half the Italian mafia?

Modifies a noun

• boss: They remind me of a big fat mafia boss sitting in his restaurant with all the women around waiting for his orders.
• gang: Cracking the mafia gangs involved in the sale of babies abroad is not easy for the Bulgarian police.
• quot: Someone was selling quot mafia quot taking aim at for her various.
• family: A Chicago mafia family descends on the sophisticated surroundings of a London Italian jazz café , The Gondola!
• member: No other mafia member would have taken the abuse.
• man: Robert De Niro has signed up to play a mafia man in yet another gangster film.

Noun used with modifier

• quot: Someone was selling quot mafia quot taking aim at for her various.
• drug: One guy who was against me was the biggest drug mafia guy in the area.
• house: The legendary Courtyard was electro heaven with the Swedish house mafia in charge.
• timber: The drug, fur and timber mafias are doing a raging business.