debris

Converse of object

• knap: There are no cores suggesting that they were either removed from the site or that the knapping debris was removed from elsewhere for burial.
• dislodge: They are usually used to help freshen breath, but they also help to dislodge any food debris.
• accumulate: Clean out the accumulated debris to open up the drainage holes.
• remove: Removes debris from hard to clean places between teeth.
• scatter: Falling nearby with the resultant loud explosion and debris scattered all over.
• fly: The only damage sustained was caused by flying debris.

Adjective modifier

• cometary: The rocky particles in this ring may have originated on Io or from meteoritic or cometary debris.
• glacial: This is a hole down through glacial debris which is very easily eroded.
• anthropogenic: Unit 1852 comprises unoriented heterogeneous fill with aggregates of poorly prepared building materials and anthropogenic debris.
• floating: There was also a vast amount of floating debris.
• volcanic: The water usually comes from two sources: rainfall or the melting of snow and ice by hot volcanic debris.
• metallic: New evidence shows that metallic debris from the replaced joints travels to other organs, possibly causing cancer.

Modifies a noun

• avalanche: After lunch we visited debris avalanche deposits in barrancos and larger scale landslide scars at Orotava and Icod.
• dam: The streams have natural meanders, back channels and debris dams, features that are otherwise rare in the lowlands.

Noun used with modifier

• metalworking: Slight traces of metalworking debris are also attested within this building.
• landslide: In other places, landslide debris was strewn across the road barring the way.
• polyethylene: A novel method for the prediction of functional biological activity of polyethylene wear debris.
• avalanche: The scenery is even more spectacular in the afternoon as we walked past avalanche debris into the tiny village nestled under huge walls.
• demolition: The dumps of demolition debris principally comprise limestone rubble, but also some tile, op sig and mortar.
• flood: I tried to pretend I couldn't see the flood debris on the head high ledges.