Converse of object

• use: Do I have to download any special software to use The Beehive?

• have: Also a mention for The Beehive in Grantham, which has a real beehive outside instead of a pub sign.

• shape: The grave goods found in the characteristic beehive shaped tombs were mixed also.

• include: Georgios includes PH and a hint of R ( including beehive ), but mainly V/T.

• make: An Old Sheffield Plate tea urn in the shape of a beehive made by Shaw & Fisher of England in the early 19th century.

• resemble: Work A Masonic Lodge should resemble a beehive, in which all the members work together with ardor for the common good.

Adjective modifier

• literary: He is the Creative Director and Editor-in Chief of the online literary journal BeeHive.

• own: The Museum has its own beehive: safe behind glass, you can watch the bees constructing their honeycomb from London pollen.

• new: He was an educated man and here in among all the other stuff were two brand new beehives.

• ceramic: A second database includes ( for Region 8 ) information about all the Graeco-Roman ceramic beehives that we found.

Modifies a noun

• hut: The cluster of beehive huts is reached up slate steps 700 feet above sea level.

• pub: Turn left after the Post Office then turn right into High Bridge just after the Beehive pub.

• network: Top Ten Sites Some Beehive networks keep a list of the top ten sites on the Beehive each month.

• site: How do I add images to my Beehive site?

• website: Creating a Beehive website is only half way toward making a successful site.

• address: Newsletters If you publish a newsletter for your members don't forget to add your Beehive web address.

Used with adjective complement

• use: Voice of America and Radio France International also use Beehive, along with a US-funded local human-rights channel.

Noun used with modifier

• observation: Other displays highlight the natural history of the area, including, in summer, a very active observation beehive.

• journal: He is the Creative Director and Editor-in Chief of the online literary journal BeeHive.

Preposition: of

• activity: Inside every hospital, there is a beehive of activity that never stops.