Preposition: that

• blow: They are like chaff that the wind blows away.

Converse of object

• separate: The first step, it seems, is to separate the chaff from the grain.

• burn: Yesterday I passed a field in which they were burning the chaff.

• blow: The many enemies of Jerusalem " will become like fine dust, the ruthless hordes like blown chaff.

• winnow: Show me any mode for winnowing the chaff from the corn.

• contain: A further 9 % of samples contain only glume wheat chaff.

Adjective modifier

• only: A further 9 % of samples contain only glume wheat chaff.

• random: No attempt is made to prevent random chaff from being recognized as a valid section of the message.

• low: These are fed in very small quantities and can be fed with a low calorie chaff such as Dengie Hi-Fi.

• little: Few men, perhaps, ever gave their hearers so much wheat and so little chaff.

• much: No real attempt has been made to sift so much chaff, in order to find how much of value may be present.

Modifies a noun

• cutter: It now stands in Bay XII next to the chaff cutters.

• house: Beatrice Warner, sister of the deceased said she found her brother hanging in the chaff house.

Noun used with modifier

• chiff: The sound of the chiff chaff is unmistakable; it sings the sound of its name.

• glume: A further 9 % of samples contain only glume wheat chaff.

• wheat: Cereal by-products - wheat chaff, maize gluten feed, rice bran.

• cereal: The results of correspondence analysis confirm the association with cereal chaff.

• barley: There is only one sample that comprises just barley chaff with no grains.

Preposition: from

• wheat: Here are 18 crunch questions to help you sift the chaff from the wheat.

• grain: The first step, it seems, is to separate the chaff from the grain.