sir

Converse of object

• revere: It said: ' Yes, revered sir, now I remember.
• pray: I pray, sir, hear me: I am married.
• know: Do you know sir, I put six dozen eggs in that cask.
• please: I would like to hear more please sirs... .
• come: Come good sir, will you shew me to this house.
• think: I do not think so, sir, but I am very weak, as I lost a lot of blood.

Adjective modifier

• sorry: MULDER: Uh... I'm sorry, sir.
• cheeky: Posted 17-Aug-2006 Thu 20:12 ] View Near Messages most cheeky young sir a nice bit of rain works wonders sutty [ 206.
• okay: Joe: Okay, sir, could you fix my door for £ 2,000,000?
• correct: Ms B: That is correct, sir, yes.
• sweet: Short and sweet, sir, that's the style. ' ' Right, right, ' said Spangler.
• wrong: A. No, you're wrong, sir - I'm glad to say!

Modifies a noun

• percy: But if sir percy wins a slow arc it will not prove much to me that i dont already know.
• francis: Would be visiting the sir francis experience another ship.
• george: These risks and plan where workers sir george stokes from zinc sulfide.
• robert: Hours than you underground seemed a sir robert may fields and fierce.

Noun used with modifier

• O: O sirs, your souls are of greater concern to you even than the lives of all the wives and children in the world.
• kind: In the mean space this remains For kind sir John of Wrotham, honest Jack.
• attack: Kryten: Well either we're under attack sir, or we're having a disco.