totem

Preposition: of

tribe: Among the Gaelic peoples it was a powerful totem of many tribes.

Converse of object

• become: But however much they've become totems of cool, they could be cooler still.
• have: The Aborigines were divided into clans; each clan had a totem to identify itself by.
• build: There are two ways to build totems, from the top or from the bottom.
• make: Opening times: Please ring for appointment This year, alongside my raku work and tiles, I started making totems.

Adjective modifier

• animal: Each figure appears with an animal totem at his feet.
• tribal: The pole displayed the tribal totem at the top.
• powerful: Among the Gaelic peoples it was a powerful totem of many tribes.
• political: And look what happened to the foxhunting Bill: a political totem that made too many people too angry over absolutely bugger all.

Modifies a noun

• pole: In front of the building on the extreme left, a 32 ft high Canadian totem pole can be glimpsed through the trees.
• animal: The priest may use a bonus dice in all attempts to interact with their totem animal.
• sign: Once you have parked, follow the totem signs to the Center.
• Pole: Totem Poles are a characteristic feature of Pacific coast Indian Art.
• meal: We celebrate our worship and our guilt in " totem meals " .

Noun used with modifier

• animal: The Beast Gods The nomadic tribesmen of the Northern Wastes worship animal totems, which differ between tribes.
• clan: These were surely at one time clan totems, if not the power animals which guarded and guided the people of each group.
• worship: The Beast Gods The nomadic tribesmen of the Northern Wastes worship animal totems, which differ between tribes.
• laboratory: The electron microscope made this possible by playing the role of a " laboratory totem " for a growing tribe of molecular biologists.
• stone: Carve your own piece of a stone beach totem pole - learn how to use stone carving tools using special ' soft blocks ' .