Pygmy

Converse of object

• include: And Paul says it's like that for everyone - including the pygmy in Peru.
• make: They know the need for multilateralism makes a pygmy of the U.S. military might.

Noun used with modifier

'the: I was 'the pygmy in deepest darkest Africa ' only I lived in Basingstoke.

Adjective modifier

• African: Turnbull, Colin M. Wayward servants; the two worlds of the African Pygmies.
• indigenous: The present populations go back to Nilotic and Bantu migrations as well as the indigenous pygmies.

Modifies a noun

• seahorses: These are well worth checking out, for this is just the type of location where Pygmy Seahorses may be found!
• hippopotamus: These forests are home to the forest elephant and the pygmy hippopotamus.
• shrew: The mammal survey showed that wood mice live at Jumping Downs and pygmy shrew were found at some of the reptile survey sites!
• cormorant: Pygmy Cormorant is highly restricted range species, its total population estimated between 50,000 to 60,000.
• hippo: Pygmy hippos are extremely rare in the wild, mainly due to deforestation for the timber trade.
• chimpanzee: The photo of two young male bonobos ( pygmy chimpanzees ) happily engaged in fellatio is particularly endearing.

Preposition: in

forest: Take the pygmy in the forest who has never been outside and seen the horizon.