bumper

Converse of object

• paint: If you want to paint bumpers, buy the chemical that lets you etch into the material, and holds paint better.
• fill: Murray provided excellent entertainment as he went sideways, scuffed the wing and filled the bumper with mud.

Adjective modifier

• body-coloured: The spacious Cerato has a sporty look to it, thanks to the modern styling and body-coloured bumpers, door handles and mirrors.
• colour-coded: At the front, you can't help but notice the colour-coded front bumper and lower spoiler combined with chrome grilles.
• rear: The wrap round rear bumpers seen in some of the photos.
• front: The lowered front bumper makes the front of the vehicle look lower.
• colored: However, the base model Club and GLS added only colored bumpers to match the paintwork and a rev counter.
• plastic: Certain parts are now formed from polymer materials which have high strength: plastic bumpers for example.

Modifies a noun

• sticker: I think we need t-shirts, bumper stickers, posters, the works.
• harvest: Meanwhile there has been a bumper harvest in non-GM cotton [ 10 ] .
• crop: Seven years of bumper crops are going to be followed by seven years of famine.
• crowd: The Le Mans Series attracts bumper crowds all over Europe.
• turnout: A bumper turnout of twenty runners was crowned by victory for the team in the AAA championships.
• haul: Roger Mallet and Brian Tiley both shared a bumper haul consisting of 36 tench to 7lb 8oz.

Noun used with modifier

• chrome: It means the shiny arc of reflected light on a chrome bumper instead of the smith's blacking on a hammered iron rail.
• rubber: On the way we had company, a yellow rubber bumper B who had followed us.
• cot: They won't need a pillow or cot bumper.
• front: Never use a " hiding place " , eg, inside the wheel arch or front bumper.
• plastic: Fig 7. The plastic bumper on this car is bent out of shape, this is unacceptable.
• car: Their process can literally turn old car bumpers into new ones.