Object

• pant: Elsewhere, Brad Anderson bores the pants off anyone whoâll dare to listen, while sitting in front of a plank of MDF.

• bit: I got a bit bored with not catching fish too.

• tunnel: In this desperate plight Ts`ao waited until nightfall, when he bored a tunnel into the mountain side and laid an ambush in it.

• teenager: Jodie is a teenager bored with life, her family, her school and even her friends... until she meets Silas.

Adjective modifier

• tidal: The club is named after the famous tidal bore on the River Trent.

• narrow: Only then does the 883 get a narrower bore, which extends to its cylinder head, compared to the 1200.

Modifies a noun

• shotgun: Seriously, for squirrels i nice large bore shotgun is the way forward.

• trombone: On top of the wardrobe was his father's Salvation Army model small bore trombone.

• headstock: The 5/8 " bore headstock and tailstock were both fitted with No.2 Morse taper centers, the latter with self eject.

• hole: However, the bore hole with the high reading was not deep enough to be sampling the aquifer.

• pipe: Into this concrete foundation is cast a 1m length of 20mm bore steel water pipe with a tap on the outside end.

• gun: A smaller size ( say a 20 bore ) can be inadvertently loaded into a 12 bore gun and lodge in the barrel.

Noun used with modifier

• cylinder: If the master cylinder bore is scored, the whole unit is scrap and will need to be replaced.

• pub: By rights the next 100 words should be the standard issue bitter journalist slagging off local pub rock bores.

Preposition: of

• magnet: The bore of the superconducting magnet is sufficiently large to contain an adult human body.