bantam

Converse of subject

• write: This excellent book is written by an experienced bantam and large fowl poultry breeder and show judge.

Converse of object

• keep: Old English Game Origin Great Britain Eggs Tinted This is the most popular breed of bantam kept for showing.
• have: We had been lucky and had two bantams and a cockerel donated to us.

Adjective modifier

• true: A true bantam is naturally small, not just a bonsai version of a large chicken.
• little: Poor Mahatma has now taken to cornering our little bantams at every available opportunity and displaying his tail to them.
• experienced: This excellent book is written by an experienced bantam and large fowl poultry breeder and show judge.
• common: They are a cross between a common bantam and a polish fowl.

Modifies a noun

• fowl: D Devonshire Traditional Breed Center Chickens - wide range of pure bred large and bantam fowl for beginner and experienced keeper.
• hen: They are bantam hens, which mean they normally roost in the trees, a great way to escape the foxes.
• breed: Sebright Origin Great Britain Eggs White or Cream A genuine bantam breed produced in the middle of the last century by Sir John Sebright.
• book: Bantam Books, New York, in association with the New York Times.
• version: There is also a bantam version of this breed.
• chicken: Review: I have 30 bantam chickens, and I turn to this book all the time whenever I have a proplem.

Noun used with modifier

• block: We can come players in the nfl the block bantam books.
• game: To judge their size they are standing next to a modern game bantam hen. in the following picture.