nova

Converse of object

• go: Come to that, the sun probably won't go nova.
• see: For the record 1 saw a twin engined nova @ Trax a few years back ( car engines, not bike ).
• have: If we had a super nova relatively locally to us here in our galaxy, this could be catastrophic to us.

Adjective modifier

• recurrent: Exploding Star within a Star - a recurrent nova!
• super: A veritable super nova in the black void that is Woodford.
• classical: Classical novae are seen to erupt once, and the amplitude of the outburst is the largest among CVs.
• bright: Nova rising soon after to mag 4 making it one of the brightest novae for some years.
• old: Old novae are therefore surrounded by shells of ejected matter illuminated by the light from the central binary system.

Modifies a noun

• scotia: I recently listed an article from the nova scotia times which recieved a lot of interest.
• outburst: The case of the classical nova outburst has been mentioned above.
• explosion: M80 is also unusual because it was the site of a nova explosion in the year 1860.
• shell: The next step will be to acquire images and spectra of nova shells and PNs and compare them with our model.
• rhythm: The dark lyrics are encased by pristine harmonies and bossa nova rhythms to give an air of dislocated bohemia.
• online: NOVA Online - Animal Hospital Website for a television program.

Noun used with modifier

• bossa: The gorgeous Parts Per Million has a sweet bossa nova vibe over a layered vocal.
• halifax: There was only to be a of halifax nova.
• dwarf: Another type of nova is the " dwarf nova " .
• vauxhall: The wooden spoilers on their vauxhall nova 's give a great effect... .
• astronomia: Astronomia nova ( Heidelberg, 1609 ), 113 - 114; KGW 3, 177 - 178.
• terra: My yearning for discovery now had a focus; my oceans would be libraries, my terra nova the workings of his mind.