sally

Object

• crab: Afternoon tour to James Bay to see fur seals, land iguanas and sally lightfoot crabs.

Converse of object

• pull: Pulling the sally was the first lesson to learn.
• catch: Then let go of the tail with the upper hand and catch the sally.
• make: Spotted Flycatchers, one of the last migrants to arrive, are a regular sight, making repeated sallies from the same perch.

Adjective modifier

• top: There would probably be no need to help anyone out half the time Printer-friendly page | Top sally mally Charter Member 24.
• sudden: The British force surprised their besiegers with a sudden sally, defeated them and killed Osric.
• witty: The world amused him mightily and he amused the world, always ready with a witty sally or a ribald joke.
• brief: Reed's chapter on Gibson's brief sally into social psychology makes interesting but tantalizing reading.

Modifies a noun

• port: At ground level there is a door in the curtain, a strongly barred sally port.
• guide: A false ceiling which serves simply as a sally guide should be removed and a sally guide frame should be installed.
• lightfoot: The brightly colored sally lightfoot crabs are in stark contrast against the black rock.
• crab: The brightly colored sally lightfoot crabs are in stark contrast against the black rock.
• frame: A false ceiling which serves simply as a sally guide should be removed and a sally guide frame should be installed.

Modifying Another Word

• forth: With the sun lowering, we sallied forth in search of duck to a lagoon we had heard of lower down the coast.
• then: Groups meet at some accessible location and then sally forth into the balmy countryside.

Noun used with modifier

• aunt: Im aware of ' straw men ' , also known as ' aunt sallies ' .

Preposition: of

• wit: Sallies of wit, jests, good stories and enjoyment, were the soul of the banquet.

Preposition: by

• defender: A major sally by the defenders of Gloucester has only limited success.
• night: Thus, he would sally forth by night to seek for the destitute and oppressed.