Possessives

• merchant: Then a local builder's merchant built a hall on the far side, closing up the open view across the pit.

• rubble: Always discuss how the builder's rubble will be disposed of, and when.

• yard: There are materials in the builders ' yard; there is a great deal of work to be done.

• skip: This all-new product features a minimum width of under 1 meter matched to a high lift function for tipping into builders ' skips.

Converse of object

• employ: Working in teams, Habitat also employs local builders to work with their volunteers to brick lay.

Adjective modifier

• reputable: These contacts will know of reputable builders in your area who they have dealings with.

• speculative: Most houses were built by speculative builders, who funded each project from the profits from the previous buildings.

• self-employed: Husband self-employed builder Hilary: formerly a computer operator, husband a pharmacist.

• dodgy: A god for airlines, one for dodgy builders and one for children's breath.

• foolish: Not sure even the most adventurous and/or foolish digital builder can claim that kind of longevity.

• prolific: Britain's most prolific builder of coach bodies over the same period was Duple and the Bedford / Duple combination could be seen everywhere.

Modifies a noun

• merchant: Contact a builder merchant directly or search using the internet.

• rubble: No loose rubbish, or builders rubble will be collected.

• yard: Compared to the previous use as a builders yard the scheme was likely to generate less traffic.

Noun used with modifier

• cowboy: The last thing we need is a load of cowboy builders returning their right ears to us claiming it was down to our product!

• organ: Eric is a pipe organ builder who works with his brother John who runs the family firm, B C Shepherd & Sons.

• pyramid: Another study we carried out at Manchester Museum proposed an educational resource based around the pyramid builders ' town of Kahun [ 26 ] .

• boat: Scottish Canal Cruising: Boat builders on the Millenium Link canals.

• empire: To them, the Irish had become second class citizens in the world's greatest empire builder.

• rogue: Cutting the rate of VAT is a necessary condition for the eviction of rogue builders.