purse

Object

lip: Full, pursing lips, Waiting perhaps to open, to receive, not sure; Possibly venom to spit.

Converse of object

• embroider: These include printed leather handbags from Kimchi, embroidered silk purses from Alice Caroline and Swarovski crystal belt charms from Virginie Brisset.
• snatch: However, watch out for young men on bicycles who try to snatch purses, handbags or cameras.
• steal: Then there was the time I had my purse stolen in central London.
• zip: Inside is lined with printed cotton fabric and has a side zipped pocket, phone holder and detachable leather zipped top purse.

Adjective modifier

• public: Also by his actions the public purse had suffered to the extent of over £ 400,000.
• electronic: It does not include electronic purses or store cards.
• empty: The empty purses were afterward found in the pocket of the Bishop of the Diocese!

Modifies a noun

• seine: In the Tuna-Dolphin dispute, the US had imposed import bans on tuna caught by the use of dolphin setting with purse seine nets.
• snatcher: Safety The biggest problem facing visitors to Sicily are the hoards of pickpockets and purse snatchers who lurk in the main cities.
• string: His little con job was to rip off the old man who held a tight hand on the purse strings.

Noun used with modifier

• silk: You cannot make a silk purse out of a sow's ear.. .
• mermaid: The female holds the developing egg capsules for several weeks before the mermaids purses are released.
• leather: They also treated the leather purses with oil, to soften them down again.
• coin: Inside the lining is clean, with only the coin purse bearing a few marks.
• clutch: Price: £ 50.00 Including VAT Lulu Guinness Friendship, Love & Truth Embroidery Clutch Purse Black satin frame topped clutch purse with handle.

Possessives

• Samaritan: Samaritan's Purse is also addressing the urgent need for clean water.
• mermaid: A real treat was to find a mermaid's purse entwined in the seaweed.
• shepherd: Annual weeds like chickweed, and shepherds ' purse will have already started to flower and set seed.

Preposition: of

sovereign: One old Irishman offered a purse of sovereigns if they would spare him but they were knocked aside and he was thrown over.