Object

• heifer: Replacement cattle were bought from various farms and consisted mostly of bulling heifers and some in-calf heifers and heifers with calves.

Converse of object

• rage: The raging bull will then expire in a china shop!

• sacrifice: We are true to you, see, we have sacrificed a bull to you.

Adjective modifier

• Friesian: Effect of monensin sodium on the performance and proportions of rumen volatile fatty acids of Friesian bulls.

Noun used with modifier

• stabilizer: Strong demand for good Stabilizer bulls in 2005 resulted in twice the number being sold as in the previous year.

• pedigree: Only pedigree bulls are used on the commercial cattle.

Modifies a noun

• terrier: My dog hates walks I have had a rescue Staffordshire bull terrier for a week now.

• calf: However, the effect on the proportion of bull calves coming from the dairy herd would not be particularly great.

• elephant: A bull elephant is also set to join the two females.

• 'type': Ms Robson and Mr Turner inevitably disagreed on whether the dogs were of the pit bull 'type'.

• shark: There have been numerous cases of bull sharks attacking local fishermen.

• fighting: At school I had heard of El Cordobes yet I knew nothing of bull fighting.

Noun used with modifier

• rodeo: With the many different aspects of our business from the rodeo bull to our famous wet t shirt competitions.

• pit: The captured pit bull will be put to sleep.

• dairy: The dairy bull calves are still being sent straight for slaughter as there is no demand for them.

Preposition: by

• horn: However, I took the bull by the horns.