Converse of object

• turn: The communion rails with turned balusters are from 17th century.

• twist: The altar rails have twisted balusters of late seventeenth-century date, and the altar table belongs to the earlier part of the same century.

Adjective modifier

• twisted: This is surrounded by an imposing balustrade with twisted balusters, similar to a set of communion rails.

• wooden: Wooden balusters were usually turned, but in the late 19th and early 20th centuries, fretwork designs were popular.

Modifies a noun

• pillar: Furniture:- a sundial with a baluster pillar mounted on a circular plinth surrounded by graves laid flat amid a garden area.

• pedestal: Furniture: brass sundial on stone baluster pedestal, south of tower: inscribed ' Fran.

• measure: American verification marks are usually found only on baluster measures made in American or imported from England.

• jug: Highly decorated Minety baluster jugs have been found at Cirencester Abbey.

• staircase: Interior has turned baluster staircases to either side of public rooms for full height of building.

• form: Oxford fabric Y vessels are mainly handmade tripod pitchers whereas Oxford fabric AM jugs are wheelthrown and, usually of baluster form.

Noun used with modifier

• stone: It is an elegant stone baluster with a marble bowl on top.

• sandstone: Furniture:- on the south side of the church is a sandstone baluster pillar for a sundial.

• steel: This sturdy staircase offers strong steel balusters and a stylish handrail designed to adapt to any situation.