Converse of object

• overgrow: He agreed and two weeks ago discovered the joys of speeding humps, raised slabs, potholes and overgrown bushes.

• overhang: Time fished roach dead bait close to overhanging bushes.

• prune: June or July is the best time to prune raspberry bushes.

• trim: This kind of damage often comes from parking your car into undergrowth, be sure to trim back bushes from your driveway.

Adjective modifier

• thorny: Running she tore her dress on a thorny bush revealing all her beauty.

• mulberry: Japanese tissue, a thin yet extremely strong paper made from mulberry bushes, is used to repair brittle or damaged documents.

• prickly: Plant wildlife-friendly vegetation, such as prickly bushes and thick climbers in the garden to provide secure cover for birds.

• flowering: Evidence suggested that the murderer hid among flowering bushes in front of the Simpson home waiting for the victim.

• scrubby: Scrubby oak bushes, typical of the Balkans, could be found on the slopes above the river valley.

• lilac: On a lilac bush, the flowers appear in spikes.

Modifies a noun

• tucker: Mom is holding some freshly hunted ' bush tucker ' lizards ( Aboriginal food ).

• telegraph: The next morning we went in search of giraffe, and soon found one via the bush telegraph.

• warbler: Picked SL bush warbler foraging the edge of the pond.

• cricket: A note describing how armored bush crickets attack nestling red-billed quelea.

Noun used with modifier

• gorse: It turned right with gorse bushes in the hedge giving extra color.

• thorn: This involved tying the boat to a thorn bush!

• gooseberry: It is clearly separate from the gooseberry bush it is growing out of.

• holly: Or, how about the sound of a holly bush scraping past the players jacket.

• hawthorn: Conventional harrows were ineffective on the rough terrain but harnessing Doug Joiner's horses to drag a severed hawthorn bush worked.

• bramble: Runs ( center ) can be seen emerging from bramble bushes.