Converse of object

• glaze: A wide glazed canopy will lead into a foyer beneath the main assembly chamber.

Object

• tomb: The south transept contains a canopied tomb dated 1601 and two recumbent effigies.

Adjective modifier

• retractable: When sports are shown there is a retractable canopy in the ceiling that closes to remove any glare on the screen.

• dense: Lateral stems, or stolons, formed by these grasses result in a dense turf canopy, even at low mowing heights.

• ornate: The ancient well was subsequently enclosed within an ornate stone canopy which still may be seen on the park's boundary today.

• arched: Above is a Gothic arched canopy covering the old holy spring.

Modifies a noun

• valance: The whole canopy valance of the approach façade was also trimmed, quite severely in fact.

• walkway: In the late afternoon we spent some time at the very high canopy walkway.

• tower: A canopy tower on the hill enables us to watch canopy foothill flocks.

• flock: A canopy flock held another endemic, Rufous-cheeked Tanager, whilst the restricted-range Fulvous-headed Tanager foraged in the outer leaves of a roadside tree.

Noun used with modifier

• extractor: Above the cooker the couple chose a coordinating pine extractor fan canopy, again bespoke to fit the fan that they had ordered.

• rainforest: Studying the rainforest canopy " Scientists know less about the upper canopy of the tropical rainforest than they do about the Moon!

• cockpit: Galley with microwave oven, refrigerator etc. OTHER: Anchor & chain, Warps & Fenders, Full cockpit canopy, Bathing Platform.

• jungle: Darkness drops like a stone under the jungle canopy.

• sun: All workshops will take place under a sun canopy.

• forest: Forest canopy along river valleys is taller, with isolated trees reaching up to 30m in height.

Preposition: of

• rainforest: Studying the rainforest canopy " Scientists know less about the upper canopy of the tropical rainforest than they do about the Moon!