crockery

Converse of object

• smash: The woman responds by smashing crockery over his head and shooting him twice in the belly.
• wash: Also they had not thought of washing the crockery before they set the table.
• match: The kitchen is fully equipped with a wide range of cooking utensils and matching crockery and cutlery.
• contain: Kitchens in Halls have cooking facilities but do not contain crockery, cutlery or cooking utensils.
• include: The flats are fully furnished and include crockery, cutlery and bed linen.
• use: I researched on the internet whether you could use broken crockery to make a mosaic on a floor.

Preposition: for

people: There is a microwave oven, kettle, toaster, iron, ironing board and adequate utensils and crockery for 4 people.

Adjective modifier

• broken: Press in the broken crockery to form your mosaic.
• ample: It is very well furnished and has ample crockery and cutlery.
• dirty: Dirty crockery, cutlery, or cooking utensils must not be left overnight.
• necessary: All the necessary crockery, cutlery, glasses, utensils, pans etc. Original slate floor.
• white: Diner: Overlooking the lavender garden the diner has farmhouse style furniture and a plentiful supply of simple white porcelain crockery.
• own: Meat and salads will be provided but please bring your own crockery, cutlery and drink.

Modifies a noun

• etc: All the necessary cooking items, cutlery, crockery etc are provided.
• smashing: Ofcom noted that the crockery smashing stall was included for less than two seconds.
• stall: Ofcom noted that the crockery smashing stall was included for less than two seconds.
• item: X No Other Glass Items - No thank you to any crockery items.

Noun used with modifier

• china: Established in 1759 Wedgwood have been at the forefront of high quality bone china crockery.
• quality: Established in 1759 Wedgwood have been at the forefront of high quality bone china crockery.
• bone: Established in 1759 Wedgwood have been at the forefront of high quality bone china crockery.