tit

Converse of object

• tail: A large group of long tailed tits were searching for insects in a large alder tree to my left.
• go: Why have things gone tits up for East Midlands clubs in recent years?
• get: ET global have got tits up dot com... .
• include: Look out for birds including blue tits or great tits taking insects into their nests to feed their young.
• see: We have also seen blue tits doing the same thing.

Preposition: for

• tat: It is the ' rough justice ' of revenge: tit for tat.

Adjective modifier

• long-tailed: On the 11th December there were flocks of Long-tailed tits searching the large lime trees for insects to feed on.
• bearded: We have a 7 year old bearded tit still going strong.
• crested: I only saw the crested tits once - during an early morning walk about.
• blue: For example the blue tit, which perhaps should be renamed the UV tit!
• great: The song is like a simpler, weaker great tit 's song.
• big: They focussed all of their budget on making the chick have bigger tits.

Modifies a noun

• nest: Bearded tits nest in reedbeds; nowhere else will do.
• bit: Might be odd tit bits there for you to use.
• population: Change in mean fledging mass over time in the great tit population from 1965 to 2000.
• box: In early May we had 11 eggs in our blue tit box.
• family: The tit family, chaffinch, blackbird, and thrush are other common birds.

Noun used with modifier

• willow: Compare male with marsh and willow tits which also have black caps.
• marsh: In spring you may hear the musical song of blackcap and song thrush and the loud calls of blue, great and marsh tits.
• coal: Coal tit eating from a bird feeder Blue tit A robin giving you a hard stare!