ponytail

Converse of object

• have: I may have had a ponytail, although I'll deny it if asked.
• wear: An example of indirect discrimination would be having a dress code that does not allow men to wear ponytails or headwear.
• sport: Standing in front of said structure is a tearful Englishman sporting a ponytail.
• grow: And also that I grow an idiotic ponytail as a sign of my failure.

Adjective modifier

• long: My hair in a long, thick ponytail swinging side to side.
• high: The girls ' hair was dyed lurid blond and red, pulled up into high ponytails.
• neat: Today she is fresh-faced, hair in a neat ponytail.
• loose: Her hair was back in a loose ponytail, tied with a piece of lace, and she wore tiny pearl earrings.
• tight: The woman was thin and severe, her face all angles, her fine blond hair pulled into a tight ponytail.

Modifies a noun

• holder: You will also need some ponytail holders, gel, and long pins.
• set: A few weeks ago I saw a story which really made me laugh: ' Sandal and ponytail set ' cramping Linux adoption?
• bloke: Come on, come on, come on... 17 " 86 " says ponytail bloke.