sidekick

Possessives

• dad: In the modern of dad's sidekicks from the guy.
• hero: When Bibleman's original partner departed on a classified mission, he picked Cipher to replace him as the hero's sidekick.

Converse of object

• trust: It also appears that Blairs trusted sidekick Miliband is involved as well.
• have: They probably have a multi-coloured sidekick alongside them to assist in the maintenance of the illusion.
• wisecrack: There he is found by Pumbaa, a friendly warthog, and his wisecracking meerkat sidekick Timon.
• play: Billie, 23, who plays sidekick Rose Tyler will leave at the end of this series in a program called Doomsday.
• bumble: Can Danger Mouse and his bumbling sidekick Penfold keep us safe from deadly sound guns, giant chickens, pyramids and robot ghosts?
• become: An album resulted, and Nigel became a regular sidekick at live performances.

Adjective modifier

• trusty: Off I went with my trusty sidekick, Helen, to the delights of Corby.
• long-suffering: He and Kruger demonstrate some fine romantic chemistry, and Justin Bartha gets off some legitimately funny lines as Ben's long-suffering sidekick.
• faithful: Cartoon Robin Costume S Where would Batman be without his ' Ward ' and faithful sidekick, Robin?
• loyal: Baldrick is another dim yet loyal sidekick who inexplicably puts up with a lot of abuse from a heavily sadistic employer.
• female: This survey of female sidekicks comes full circle with another look at the Sexton Blake saga.
• young: Only Robin is missing, the younger sidekick is hard to being to the new film genre where humor is used only sparingly.

Modifies a noun

• role: What could have been a stereotypical sidekick role is wrestled to the fore by Law's refusal to play dumb.

Noun used with modifier

• comedy: What is unusual about Howard Read's comedy sidekick?
• animal: The confrontations between Donkey and him are hilarious, as the two scrambles to be Shrek annoying talking animal sidekick.
• radio: They were hosted on the Guardian website, and also featured his Extras co-writer Stephen Merchant and regular radio sidekick Karl Pilkington.
• idiot: Alongside his idiot sidekick, Ludicrous, he returns again and again to challenge the hero, and always fails.
• robot: Oh, and there's one really curious thing which I haven't yet mentioned: the obligatory robot sidekick.