clipping

Preposition: on

• lawn: We would recommend leaving the grass clippings on the lawn every third mow.

Adjective modifier

• neurosurgical: The risk of late rebleeding is low, but is more common after endovascular coiling than after neurosurgical clipping.
• hedge: Garden waste: grass cuttings, leaves, hedge clippings, twigs, cut flowers, pot plants without pots.

Converse of object

• collect: A large capacity, 55 liter, rear bag collects grass clippings.
• remove: Check gently between the toes to remove nail clippings.
• view: Members with access to the Historical Newspapers Collection can view this clipping here.
• leave: We would recommend leaving the grass clippings on the lawn every third mow.

Modifies a noun

• rectangle: The default clipping rectangle is the plot window, the area enclosed within the axes of the most recent plot.
• plane: Only objects between these two clipping planes are shown.
• parameter: The original value the page designer gave to the clipping parameter on the Source tab.
• path: The hardware connects to the PC using the clipping path USB 2.0 cable.
• region: We have seen how to define a clipping region.

Preposition: from

• newspaper: Here's a clipping from a newspaper, dated 24th March 1969.
• magazine: Cut clippings from magazines and advertisements that present a particular design or feeling that you would like to recreate.

Noun used with modifier

• toenail: Put Ronnie's collection of toenail clippings into numerical order.
• grass: A mulch of grass clippings or peat moss will also protect the tree from loss of water in dry weather.
• nail: Check gently between the toes to remove nail clippings.
• newspaper: Click [ here ] for a newspaper clipping, which shows his marching band, circa 1910.
• hedge: Even humble hedge clippings can become tomorrow's compost.
• press: Dave also sends a press clipping wherein Lord St Davids claims " I have been touched on the shoulder by the Time Police.