Converse of object

• curve: He has a quick eye & sharply curved beak.

• have: He has a sharp hooked beak, colored dark blue.

• look: You have a black colored, and powerful looking beak.

Adjective modifier

• psittacine: Such birds are listed under psittacine beak and feather disease in Table 1 printed in Part I.

• hooked: He has a sharp hooked beak, colored dark blue.

• pointed: Its has a pointed black beak, perfect for catching fish.

• sharp: I didn't see the sharp beak aiming for my eyes.

• yellow: She also has a long yellow beak that hardly ever stops talking!

• bright: She is a dark brown color, and does not have the bright yellow beak or eye-ring seen in the male.

Modifies a noun

• trimming: The British Egg Industry Council will lead an industry group to produce a Code of Practice for beak trimming.

• color: In the poor light, even the leg and beak colors can be difficult to discern.

• size: At first they did not appear to be Linnets because their markings and beak size did not appear to be familiar.

• opening: Punch a 2.5 mm hole at points A - B & C, then chamfer the inside of the beak opening.

Noun used with modifier

• bird: These should be given directly into the birds beak or better still with a dosing tube.

• orange: It has a deep orange beak, with black at each end.

• duck: This partial vessel was sculpted into a human upper face with a duck beak descending from just below the nose.

Possessives

• bird: The sticky seeds stick to the bird's beak.

• duck: Note that the duck's beak on the near side of the card is repositioned on to its far side.

• eagle: Such a nose is called a hook nose or eagle's beak.

Preposition: of

• bird: All the creatures below this point bury down into sand to prevent drying out and to avoid the probing beaks of predatory birds.