mistletoe

Converse of object

• gather: The Druids, for example, gathered mistletoe during their September celebration.
• hang: The ancient Druids believed that hanging mistletoe in your doorway protected you from evil spirits.
• include: Some carried greenery including mistletoe, others bells and/or ceremonial staves of antlers ' horns.
• harvest: Many people are familiar with the fact that the old Druids harvested mistletoe from the Oak with a golden sickle.
• bring: It was considered particularly unlucky for anybody to bring mistletoe into the house before Christmas.
• get: If athletes get athlete's foot, do astronauts get mistletoe?

Adjective modifier

• sacred: In dim and mysterious groves of oak, wherefrom the sacred mistletoe was gathered, the Druids decided upon the merits of the competitors.
• own: From making your own mistletoe kissing ring to personal Christmas crackers, Christmas Decorating should inspire and show you how it is done.

Modifies a noun

• bough: The center piece of the decorations was a large mistletoe bough.
• berry: This may have been the reason why excess kissing was curtailed by a new custom of picking of a mistletoe berry for every kiss.
• plant: They also found evidence of pollen from a mistletoe plant in his stomach.
• therapy: Thoughts of contraindication to mistletoe therapy belong to the realm of unfounded speculation.
• moth: The mistletoe tortrix moth and the mistletoe weevil were both discovered, new to Britain, from Herefordshire.

Noun used with modifier

• damage: It covers identification, lifecycle and biology, the damage mistletoe causes to trees, and its management.