Converse of object

• remove: To finish, remove the burr on the flat side with a few light strokes.

• produce: Special design allows even load during cutting and produces a burr free hole that needs no extra finishing.

• raise: Here all the raised burr has been burnished away, leaving none of the velvety mezzotint quality.

• use: Once all visible papilloma was removed, residual mucosa was removed by using a diamond burr to polish bone at the site of origin.

• have: The male main singer's voice has a lovely Scottish burr and their are gentle female vocals too.

Adjective modifier

• soft: A gentle soft burr devoid of the bustle of Dublin or the harshness of Belfast.

• West: In a good mood, he would have done his impressions of the Starkers discussing it in their rough West Country burr.

• gentle: A gentle soft burr devoid of the bustle of Dublin or the harshness of Belfast.

• French: In the 1770s the wheel was powering three pairs of stones - one each of Cullens, peak and French burr.

Modifies a noun

• walnut: This involves the burr walnut veneer being placed onto the glued MDF.

• grinder: We sell a good Russell Hobbs burr grinder for £ 24.49, click to view.

• elm: The shield is made of burr elm, rich in color with lots of features throughout the grain.

• oak: The ground floor also provides: Master bedroom gargantuan sleigh bed, plush carpet and stunning pieces of burr oak furniture.

• stone: The mill ran two pairs of French burr stones.

• hole: Then he let Rodney take the lead in another burr hole for a chronic subdural.

Modifying Another Word

• that: Where they exit into the barrel, grind and round the port edges removing any burrs that obstruct the ports.

Noun used with modifier

• country: In a good mood, he would have done his impressions of the Starkers discussing it in their rough West Country burr.

• thuya: The materals used include Silver, gold, African blackwood, Spanish olivewood, thuya burr, bone and blue moonstones.

Used with why or when

• that: Check the handles for cuts or burrs that might catch unwary fingers.