plaid

Converse of object

• belt: To attire himself in the belted plaid required on the part of the Highlander no small amount of dexterity.
• wear: There are many different ways of wearing a plaid.
• like: I think God likes plaids, and alligator shoes, and Matlock.

Preposition: over

• shoulder: Moreover, he was wearing his plaid over the wrong shoulder.

Adjective modifier

• Scotch: In defiance of the rain he was stalking among the horses, wrapped in an old Scotch plaid.
• red: And it's definitely a green, blue, and red plaid on a black background.
• green: This blanket has a water-resistant nylon backing, and is available in a classic navy blue, black, and forest green plaid.

Modifies a noun

• shawl: They all contrived to sleep under Whymper's plaid shawl.
• brooch: Different metals were used, and plaid brooches could be made of gold, silver or brass.
• futon: Excellent condition that he needs a plaid futon cover we have reduced of being involved.
• skirt: You are now wearing the green and purple plaid polyester skirt.
• shirt: Plaid shirts were matched with scarves hanging from back pockets.
• pattern: Tablecloths made from oilcloth, in a green plaid pattern came out of the cupboard every day, all rolled up together.

Modifying Another Word

• predictably: Some of the music is really good, but a lot of it is unspectacular and very much in the predictably Plaid mold.

Noun used with modifier

• tartan: Will they find the tartan plaid In my genes?
• fel: Nid cymryd mantais yw i ni, fel plaid leiafrifol, gynnal dadl ar ddyfodol addysg ein plant.
• bob: Gwn fod gan Aelodau'r Cynulliad o bob plaid yn rhannu rhai o'r pryderon hyn.
• o: Gwn fod gan Aelodau'r Cynulliad o bob plaid yn rhannu rhai o'r pryderon hyn.
• pob: Mae angen cefnogaeth pob plaid o ran y broblem hon er mwyn sicrhau y caiff ei datrys ar unwaith.

Possessives

• shepherd: Everything was gray and white in a cold and dolorous sort of shepherd's plaid.