plaything

Converse of object

• become: Is the Internet itself set to become the plaything of hidden agencies?
• make: There was little money for toys but examples remain of home made playthings, some of which can be seen on display.
• have: Mr. L. asks him if he has no playthings, or if he would like some?
• remain: Without the fulfillment of this task the spread of radio will remain a plaything for the privileged circles of the townspeople.

Adjective modifier

• intriguing: Busy babies will enjoy reaching for the intriguing playthings hanging from the three-dimensional Whoozit® Gym to Go.
• mere: These attributes make a bike that's more than a mere plaything.
• high: The truck is does he wash dishes box and reunions the the highest playthings the standard certainty.
• sexual: She was taken to a military camp in Ituri where soldiers held her captive as a sexual plaything for seven months.
• personal: First, a demented old dollmaker discovers a way to miniaturize humans with a special machine, then keeps them as his personal playthings.
• new: Will the girls survive their impending ordeal or will the twisted family use their new playthings until they can scream no more?

Noun used with modifier

silk: Rosie Hippo's Toys - Natural wooden toys, cooperative games, silk playthings, Waldorf dolls, books and.. .

Possessives

• child: Mrs Bryant's Pleasure - 1860 This house is a good example of a dolls ' house which was not a child's plaything.
• man: It is not a sport - not a sport that viewers can play anyway - but an advertising opportunity or rich man's plaything.

Preposition: of

power: But in other cases, the once independent national movements have become mere playthings of imperialist powers.

Preposition: for

child: They have brought the whole coach full of playthings for the children.