swat

Object

• fly: The figure is of a major swatting flies from the parapet of the building.
• mosquito: There is no point swatting mosquitoes, we need to drain the swamp... Greater London is now even Greater.
• midgie: You can swat a midgie without getting sent to the Tower of London.
• bug: From there it is immediately passed on to our ISP, then to us - quicker than you can swat a bug!

Converse of object

• do: So don't immediately swat any medium-sized black and yellow insect that approaches you: pause a moment and check.
• use: A working SAMBA installation will be created, with graphical configuration using swat via a web browser.

Preposition: at

• fly: E The burrow swats idly at a fly with his tail.

Modifies a noun

• team: SWAT Team at Initial Deployment Point Scenario This was a simple test scenario to explore the rules.
• fly: As it is we are forced to swat flies, kill snakes and protect ourselves against robbers and murderers.

Modifying Another Word

• away: We're all flat on our backs, ridden with injuries and swatting away flies as marathon day approaches?

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: Want an application for all that mechanics you've swatted up?
• down: Or maybe it had been swatted down, vigorously.

Followed by a transitive particle

• aside: Agro allows you to plow through the competition, swatting aside any car that gets in your way.
• away: We cooked sausages on the fire as we swatted away flies, of which there were many.
• off: The bounty hunter screams as he desperately tries to swat off the bugs.

Particle object:

• report: However, John Prescott has swatted aside the report and given the university permission to proceed.

Noun used with modifier

• fly: Thorpe park are building a giant fly swat ( call the slammer ) in 2005, no coasters.
• police: It started on a real cliff-hanger, had Jonny survived the police SWAT team?