pong

Object

• bit: It's free, with free water and electricity, but a sewer empties into the river and it pongs a bit.

Converse of object

• play: I see a lot of people in the gym five to six days a week and they'd be better off playing ping pong.
• ping: Minimalist themes and phrasings seemingly ping pong from different angles, creating the sensibility of actually feeling the music emanate from within.
• watch: But when he was a baby it always looked liked he was watching ping pong.
• stand: Each day we stayed until we could stand the pong no longer, usually about half an hour.
• make: Make ping pong sized balls from the minced beef mixture ( about 15 balls ).

Adjective modifier

• nasty: On a recent backpacking trip to the Cairngorms, I wore one for 4 days, without the slightest hint of a nasty pong!
• political: Political ping pong Cue Mr Blair taking personal control, indirectly incriminating Mr Brown.

Modifies a noun

• paddle: You can even spin the ball, just like a ping pong paddle!
• ball: I also have a ping pong ball size bone spur on the back of my right heal.
• table: Two shared swimming pools, an outdoor jacuzzi, ping pong tables.
• game: If you would rather play an easy ping pong game just for fun, no problem.
• machine: I do have a pong machine at home but it's an advanced one that has multiple modes.

Noun used with modifier

• ping: Well Andorra did beat the North Korean women's ping pong team in a five aside last April.