warm-up

Converse of object

• suggest: Suggested warm-up: Try a game or two from the ' Parachute games ' section of Games, Games, Games III.
• lead: All three events invite participants to join in mass warm-ups led by famous faces.
• include: The initial physical work will include a warm-up with elements of yoga, stretching, aerobic, circuit training.

Adjective modifier

• suggested: Suggested Warm-Ups: Use a large open space free of chairs, tables, or desks.
• thorough: Do not ever start a circuit training routine without a thorough warm-up that includes dynamic stretching.
• vocal: Week by week you will develop a vocal warm-up routine to encourage ongoing development.
• gentle: Walkers are greeted at the meeting point by the walk leaders and do some gentle warm-up exercises before setting off.
• dynamic: But, ironically the dynamic, focused warm-up is not a new a concept.
• proper: Aim to do the exercises after a proper warm-up and stretch.

Modifies a noun

• lap: The Sunday races started badly with a crash at the first corner of the warm-up lap: disaster!
• routine: Once in work, I began my daily warm-up routine on the trumpet.
• gig: Decided against warm-up gig in the end, for a variety of reasons.
• arena: But lacks the earned by winning and warm-up arena.
• exercise: You still need to go through the range of warm-up exercises, even on a hot day.
• match: July 20: The reserves play their second warm-up match tomorrow at York.

Noun used with modifier

• pre-match: Bossu was a late replacement for Steve Banks who was injured during the pre-match warm-up.
• pre-season: Swansea play at Aberystwyth tonight in their latest pre-season warm-up.
• morning: A Saturday morning warm-up in Simpson's, followed by a classic trip.
• TV: Dave Johns Geordie stand-up comedian, actor and TV warm-up artist Dave Johns, has played all of Britain's leading comedy venues.
• minute: ITV having decided that the 45 minute warm-up to the match later obviously not being enough.