Preposition: of

• water: It is easy to put the syringe in a beaker of water which at least slows down the rate of warming up.

Converse of object

• fill: Fill a large beaker about ¾ full with distilled water ( not tap water ).

• find: The other notable discovery was the small, clay beaker found in Cueva Valline.

• use: Alternatively: use a beaker of water heated over a bunsen burner.

• have: Ask the children whether we need to have one beaker with no insulation and what information would this give us.

• include: The price of the day included a plastic beaker stenciled with the Bonanza day and the Derbyshire Beaver Birthday mascot Furry Fred.

• funnel: G24 YBB Pit F13 C1065 Find no 4124 One fragment of everted closed tubular rim from a funnel beaker.

Adjective modifier

• plastic: Drinks may be served in plastic beakers not glass, particularly around swimming pools.

• small: Collect the treated milk in a small beaker 13.

• large: Fill a large beaker about ¾ full with distilled water ( not tap water ).

Modifies a noun

• burial: This area is Barrow - or Bury - Hills, where Bronze Age beaker burials took place.

• subject: Thanking you, Beaker From: Barrister John Bernard To: Beaker Subject: PLEASE TAKE MY ADVICE!

• pottery: Excavations by Thurman in 1859 cleared nearly half of the infill and uncovered 1 chamber with several burials and beaker pottery within.

• cup: If your child has a favorite bottle or beaker cup you may like to bring it with you.

Noun used with modifier

• ml: The first will comprise of the temperature of two 500 ml beakers being taken every minute for 15 minutes overall.

• circus: We were filmed making Eighteenth Dynasty core formed glass for the program on Egypt, and mold blown circus beakers for the Roman program.

• glass: Rude Boy 24-05-2003, 17:48 Yeah, I took about fifty digital camera pictures of tea diffusing in a glass beaker.

• plastic: Method: Put some raisins in the bottom of a clear plastic beaker.

• pottery: This is a great little pottery beaker produced for the coronation of queen Elizabeth in 1953.

• silver: Norwich Silver: Elizabethan Norwich silver beaker by William Cobbold, 1570 - 1595.