Preposition: of

• war: There was certainly a widespread yearning for peace in the aftermath of the butchery of the first world war.

Adjective modifier

• such: Such wholesale butcheries cast into the shade anything the previous dynasty had ever been accused of.

Converse of object

• include: Some of the subjects covered presently include butchery, dairy production, food hygiene, food labeling and microbiology.

• do: Do the butchery and barbarity man has inflicted on man for millennia no longer register on our senses?

Adjective modifier

• traditional: This traditional butchery prides itself on its personal service and commitment to old fashioned values.

• human: The equid bones will be measured and examined for traces of human butchery under a low power binocular microscope.

• own: Own butchery selling own lamb, beef, pork.

• prolonged: A longer day would have been only a prolonged butchery.

Modifies a noun

• mark: Evidence for butchery marks could be found on a number of the skeletal remains.

• waste: The legislation requires that butchery waste is be defined as controlled waste, and be disposed of separately.

• technique: These projects cover areas as diverse as nutrition, retail packaging, butchery techniques and product innovation.

• business: Well I wish he was in control of my bloody butchery business.

• outlet: Mixed business premises selling a range of goods, such as supermarkets, need a license where they operate butchery service outlets.

• department: Purchase your meat from the butchery department or delicatessen or your local family butcher.

Noun used with modifier

• catering: The following parts of the standard prescribe certain requirements for the operation of a catering butchery business.

• family: An old fashioned bell announces your entrance into one of Cornwall's oldest family butchery businesses, Vivian Olds.