Converse of object

• treat: This Directive placed a ban on the use of creosote by amateurs, and places restrictions on the use of creosote treated wood.

• use: In a BBC2 transmission " Wild in Your Garden " in May 2003, Simon King advised using creosote soaked rags to repel badgers.

• derive: Wood creosote derived from wood tar differs in composition from coal tar.

• contain: This is true of all woodstoves, but with dirty combustion this contains corrosive creosote and soot as well.

Modifies a noun

• bush: Smith, L.M. ( 1937 ) Dermatitis caused by creosote bush.

• product: Anyone supplying, storing or using creosote products after that date may be liable for prosecution.

• oil: They were " very dirty and smelled strongly of creosote oil with which the sleepers are soaked.

• preservative: This method is suitable for CCA and creosote preservatives, and gives the highest standards of protection.

• substitute: Other fencing was painted and the animal houses were given a coat of creosote substitute waterproofing and repairs carried out.

• work: If sparks from the fire crossed the road it would get to a nearby creosote works and more timber.