cardboard

Converse of object

• corrugate: You could cut a small square of corrugated cardboard or foam to do the same job.
• flatten: To help things along place black plastic, fleece or flattened cardboard on the soil in the spring to warm the soil up.
• recycle: You can recycle cardboard at any of the household waste recycling centers What should I do with excess paper?
• collect: Currently the Farm collects cardboard from a local shopping center which is then shredded for animal bedding.
• accept: We cannot accept cardboard, envelopes or wrapping paper in our recycling banks.
• put: We cannot accept Telephone Directories, Yellow Pages or envelopes Do not put cardboard in the paper recycling container.

Adjective modifier

• soggy: He had tried a spoonful but found it utterly without flavor, as dully uninteresting as soggy cardboard.
• recycled: All made in the UK from recycled, recyclable cardboard.
• sturdy: To make the tree: Draw the shape of a Christmas tree on a piece of sturdy cardboard.
• stiff: Make a climbing wall by cutting two pieces of stiff cardboard about ten inches by four inches.
• durable: It is constructed in durable cardboard and is 100 % recycleable!
• thick: I found that the thicker cardboard was best, and promised maximum weed suppression.

Modifies a noun

• cut-out: I could do with a cardboard cut-out of myself.
• cutout: He'd look odd sitting there with a cardboard cutout of Sarah Jane from.. .
• box: The cardboard boxes can be recycled or added to your compost heap.
• carton: Cardboard egg cartons can be recycled into environmentally-friendly seedling pots.
• coffin: Model coffin The outer wooden coffin contains an inner cardboard coffin.
• sleeve: The cardboard sleeve for the keyboard package is a little battered.

Noun used with modifier

• zinc: A passenger capacity efforts to offer the line and with zinc cardboard.
• waste: For example, Kellogg's has donated some waste cardboard to a local children's play project.