blockhouse

Converse of object

• build: He was appointed Captain of Tilbury Fort, which in those days was still the Blockhouse built by Henry VIII.
• leave: This leaves the eastern blockhouse at Gravesend which was abandoned in 1553.
• take: Captions of photographs where they exist and are legible are as follows - " German blockhouse taken by 9th Siberian Regt.

Preposition: at

• foot: Flint shingle beach is banked against blockhouse at the foot of the cliff.

Adjective modifier

• rectangular: The entrance consists of a rectangular surface blockhouse on the west edge of the park approximately 10 ' X 5 ' .
• concrete: It is a two story concrete blockhouse of the standard design with both floors above ground.
• German: The remains of the massive German Blockhouses are in the northern wall.
• small: Next will be an French & Indian game, with a raid on small British held blockhouse by some angry Indians.
• windowless: This is another windowless rectangular blockhouse with a blast protected entrance.
• large: The large concrete blockhouse beside the beach probably has much to do with this.

Modifies a noun

• line: Oog Meyer with a large number of Boers had also broken South of the blockhouse line a few days before.
• housing: On one occasion, it is said that a blockhouse housing 750 women became infested with lice.

Noun used with modifier

• surface: The entrance consists of a rectangular surface blockhouse on the west edge of the park approximately 10 ' X 5 ' .
• concrete: The upper level is a surface concrete blockhouse often referred to as an ' Aztec Temple ' .
• entrance: The entrance is a small concrete entrance blockhouse in one corner of the car park.
• brick: It consists of a single story surface brick blockhouse, now partly hidden by trees and bushes.