outing

Preposition: of

• season: Change the battery and remove dust from the sensor, before your first outing of the season.

Converse of object

• organize: The club also organize local outings for its members paid for by the money they raise locally.
• arrange: We often arrange an outing to a place of textile interest.
• organize: In 1899, EPS organized an outing to Stirling by Train.
• deserve: SGM: There's a massive back catalog of vintage horror TV series that deserve another outing in TV land.
• enjoy: Enjoy outings to places of interest, eg the Theater.
• plan: Lovely to be able to plan a family outing.

Adjective modifier

• occasional: Despite this, I quite enjoy the occasional outing on it.
• cinematic: The panels contained three or four cells each, and remain truer to Fleming's original literary tails than the later cinematic outings.
• rare: Next up is Sonny Herman's rare outing on Utopia ' What About Me ' , another big Northern floor filler.
• maiden: Yeoh was teamed with blond American martial arts champion Cynthia Rothrock playing female " buddy " cops for that maiden action outing.
• memorable: For a truly memorable outing ask for Melvin Clifton in Plymouth.
• first: Later on in the day the first playable outing into city number four took place.

Modifies a noun

• etc: We hold meetings, outings etc for cross dressers, transvestites.

Noun used with modifier

• solo: In 2001, Sandra released her second solo outing ' Gemini: Both Sides ' , to critical acclaim.
• pre-season: Despite his goal, Boyd lacked sharpness in his first pre-season outing.
• rider: Their advantage was further extended in heat eleven when Nicki Pedersen, taking his rider replacement outing, once again sped to victory.
• summer: Please make a note of the date of next year's summer outing.
• coach: During the summer painting days out are arranged locally as well as an annual coach outing.
• debut: Rachael went on to place 4th at the World which is awesome for a debut outing.