curling

Converse of object

• hit: But Staines responded within four minutes, when Telemaque fed Mark Nwokeji, who hit a curling shot past Stuart Nelson.
• include: The Web site includes an online curling manual, which is split into basic and advanced techniques.
• prevent: They are harvested by hand and then dried in trays under slight pressure to prevent curling.

Adjective modifier

• upward: Leaves show yellowing on the edges accompanied by upward curling.
• lip: Next time you feel like your lip curling into a sneer - have a little care for your fellow enthusiast.
• indoor: Artificial ice rink, indoor curling, winter golf course.

Preposition: into

• sky: Video footage from Iraqi television showed orange flames and large plumes of black smoke curling into the sky.

Modifies a noun

• free-kick: Jason Smith should have given his side the lead four minutes later with a free header from Romo's curling free-kick.
• tong: But even that's not a problem, because Joanna can't live without her curling tongs and hair stuff.
• rink: Our task was been facilitated by the opening of England's first curling rink in Kent in 2004.
• shot: Trundle restored sanity with a superb curling shot into the corner of the net in stoppage time.
• pond: A brief diversion leads to the old curling ponds.
• effort: With five minutes to go Paul Weaver tried a curling effort which was comfortably saved by Sean Murdoch.

Noun used with modifier

• wheelchair: At the Closing Ceremony the flag was carried by Frank Duffy, skip of the wheelchair curling team.
• leaf: Affected cotton plants exhibit a range of symptoms such as leaf curling, stunted growth and a poor yield of cotton fiber.
• toe: Major fixtures like PRNewswire didn't give me any toe curling experiences.
• smoke: No smoke curling in the air betrayed the presence of man.
• ice: Super curling is a mixture of ice curling, which is very fast, boules and bowling.
• corner: Royston responded well and two minutes later they equalized with Ryan Waller's corner curling into the Wanderers net.

Preposition: from

• treetop: There was languid Blackbird melody curling from treetops and Collared Doves pulsing from rooftops.