underpants

Possessives

• diver: Where many management books are drier than a diver's underpants this has a freshness and zing about it.
• driver: Whether Mr Morrison insists his mother wears racing driver's underpants is a matter that still requires clarification.

Converse of object

• wear: I dont remember wearing any underpants with a label " Made in Saudi " written in them.
• have: He must have special underpants to carry those big balls around.
• soil: He will not wear a diaper so he has soiled underpants all the time.
• find: You probably won't find any Nero underpants in Primark ( or anywhere else ), either.
• make: Underneath they wore vests and long underpants made from woolen cloth.

Preposition: in

• dryer: His thoughts tumbled in his head, making and breaking alliances like underpants in a tumble dryer.

Adjective modifier

• white: He wears immense white underpants pulled up high on his hips -- rather like a well-known photograph of Picasso.
• red: Mr Flibble began by waving some red underpants in the air in homage to The Railroad Children.
• clean: Begin by making sure you have all your props in place such as plenty of attractive clean underpants.
• dirty: He promptly put me work scrubbing his floors and dirty underpants.
• blue: I saw a green garter snake and a woman's blue underpants: it must be spring!
• big: We'll also read about big underpants, dancing, shadows and ' feedback sessions ' .

Noun used with modifier

• color: Erm, what color underpants are you wearing today?
• leather: He was sunbathing in his leather underpants, flaunting his orange chest at me.