tartan

Converse of object

• wear: Anyone caught wearing tartan or playing the bagpipes could be sent to jail for six months.
• design: The industrious Prince Albert even designed a Balmoral tartan.
• find: Question: Please help me find the tartan for my family name of Kelly?
• include: A. At the moment they include the purple tartans and plains kilts.
• have: Didn't even know that I had a tartan.
• make: By 1784 they produced 35 superfine tartans made of very fine wool, all of which can be found in his treasured sample book.

Adjective modifier

• Scottish: Question: Does the Milligan family have its own Scottish tartan?
• own: Question: Does the Milligan family have its own Scottish tartan?
• different: Scott decided that in order for the King to tell the different clans apart each clan would wear a different tartan.
• new: The dancers wore the new tartan for the first time in 2004.
• red: The " Caledonia " is a complex red tartan dating from at least 1800.

Modifies a noun

• plaid: Will they find the tartan plaid In my genes?
• kilt: Chris wears an Argyll outfit with Modern Douglas tartan kilt.
• scarf: To order your own Northumberland tartan scarf or shawl, please visit the Northumberland " Virtual " Gift Shop.
• rug: An attractive multi colored tartan pattern picnic rug which protects you from damp grass or sand.
• ribbon: At the end of June the opening ceremony for the conservatory saw Goon cutting the tartan ribbon watched by over a score of members.
• skirt: If you ask me the kilt wearing singer was wearing a tartan skirt - meant for ladies.

Noun used with modifier

• clan: Maybe you wish to have your family or clan tartan or a certain color has caught your eye.
• district: There is no law to prevent you wearing any clan or district tartan you wish.
• family: Q - Can I find out about my family tartan?