warplane

Converse of subject

drop: Garbage littered streets that were scattered with leaflets dropped by American warplanes warning the resistance to give up or face death.

Converse of object

• ally: For now, Mr Saddam is targetting allied warplanes patrolling the Iraqi skies.
• pound: Its warplanes pounded parts of the eastern Bekaa Valley.
• say: The U.S.-European command based in Germany said all warplanes left the area safely.
• base: The strikes are usually carried out by US warplanes based on aircraft carriers in the Gulf or land bases in the region.
• use: Defense Minister Alain Richard said that France was prepared to use warplanes to shoot down hijacked planes.
• fly: He warned the US against continuing to fly warplanes over Iraq, saying Baghdad had the right to upgrade its air defense systems.

Adjective modifier

• Western: Iraq has accused Saudi Arabia in recent weeks of participating in patrols of Western warplanes over Iraqi skies.
• British: The haven is guarded by US and British warplanes, but the area lies well beyond the Iraqi no-fly zone.
• American: Garbage littered streets that were scattered with leaflets dropped by American warplanes warning the resistance to give up or face death.
• Iraqi: The Attack on Halabja On Friday, 17 th March 1988, the village of Halabja was bombarded by Iraqi warplanes.
• allied: Huge lots of twisted metal and destroyed vehicles remain as grim testimony to the havoc unleashed on them by the allied warplanes.

Modifies a noun

• patrol: The air exclusion zones that the warplanes patrol are not sanctioned by any UN resolution.
• raiding: In the US warplane raiding areas of Helmand province, 3 Afghan children lost their lives.

Noun used with modifier

• coalition: Coalition warplanes bombed an Iraqi air defense site in retaliation, a Pentagon statement said.
• enemy: The Iraqi military said " enemy warplanes bombed civilian installations and services.