Converse of object

• use: Firstly there is concern by myself and many other members who use the Belfry that squalor has set in.

• have: Elton cherries ) Yatton Chapel, [ SMR 924 ] Situated in Chapel Farm, this simple Norman church has a wooden belfry.

• build: North wall: massive timbers supporting belfry built into wall.

• visit: Although not a BEC member Rob was known to many of us and had often visited the Belfry over the years.

Adjective modifier

• wooden: Mary Magdalen, ) is a small ancient fabric, with a wooden belfry, leaded.

• old: Yond old ruffian is not for the priest: I do not like a new clerk should come in the old belfry.

• new: Since the new Belfry was built, water flowing from the Drinking Pond does not reappear on the surface.

• octagonal: In 1986 large parts of the lost village were dramatically exposed on the beach, including the church tower with its distinctive octagonal belfry.

• medieval: The historical town's Clock Tower is the only medieval town belfry in England.

Modifies a noun

• window: Above is a standard belfry window without a clock face.

• tower: In 1842, six silver bells were found in the moat, near what was thought to be the belfry tower.

• stage: Belfry stage has small slit window with chamfered dressings at its base.

• door: Over the belfry door is an ancient coat of arms ( fn.

• floor: An open wooden stair leads to a trap door through the belfry floor, which rests on stone corbels.

• level: A large, square tower, in ' C ' up to belfry string course level.

Noun used with modifier

• timber: The tower at Richmond probably replaced an earlier timber belfry.

• century: Belfry The 14th century belfry is one of the few survivals from older times.

• two-light: The building is of flint rubble with stone dressings, and the tower has battlements and angle pinnacles, with two-light belfry windows.

• stone: I want to convert the old Tackle store in the stone Belfry into the new Reserve Store.

• town: The historical town's Clock Tower is the only medieval town belfry in England.