Converse of object

• tie: Tie new canes onto wire in a fan shape.

• carry: For example, a person carrying a white cane or accompanied by a guide dog, is visually impaired.

Adjective modifier

• gold-headed: He wore, when he walked out, a purple silk hat and carried a gold-headed cane.

• crushed: The color is formed during extraction of the sugar juice from the crushed cane.

• white: There was no mobility training we were issued with a strong walking stick; white canes did not exist then.

• raw: It retains some of the nutrients found in raw cane S Return to Top Salicylates Salicylates are a type of Phenol.

• tall: Train tomato plants up tall canes or up strings.

• thick: A stout relative of R. excelsa with a rather stronger look, thicker canes and broader leaflets.

Modifies a noun

• molasses: Good sources are:- liver, kidney, heart, egg yolk, legumes, cocoa, cane molasses, shellfish and parsley.

• refining: What is the likely impact on cane sugar refining in the UK?

• toad: On the way Limpy thinks if a cane toad became a mascot then maybe the humans would stop killing cane toads.

• sugar: What is the likely impact on cane sugar refining in the UK?

• cutter: They work as sugar cane cutters, tobacco and coffee pickers and construction laborers.

• refinery: Tate & Lyle's household names For many decades Tate & Lyle's cane sugar refineries have produced some famous consumer brands.

Noun used with modifier

• bamboo: Thread a short bamboo cane through the wire at the back to keep the whole thing rigid.

• sugar: Its daily intake of 28,000 tons of sugar cane is supplied by 1200 contract farmers.

• raspberry: The fungus infects young canes through wounds which are initially caused by raspberry cane midge attack, late spring frosts or pruning.

• candy: He had no opinion about elves or candy canes.

• rattan: A current project in South Kalimantan is helping villagers grow rattan canes in previously harvested production forests.

• split: They have been building and repairing split cane rods since the 1960s.