Object

• glory: The crowning glory, Walnut occupies the top floor of the converted barn.

• champion: Had Ashington won, they would have been crowned champions.

Noun used with modifier

• piston: Remove the inlet manifold and both heads, and inspect the piston crowns and valves for signs of heavy contact.

Preposition: with

• thorn: The head being crowned with thorns, the feet must not tread upon roses.

• laurel: Corwin the bold had fallen, Kelmar was again crowned with laurels, and the last of the ship's kettles had changed hands.

Modifies a noun

• jewel: He cleared the front page today for a long piece, pleading " Give us back our crown jewels " .

• chakra: The crown chakra connects us with the divine, the Universal energy or place of all knowing.

• prince: An advisor to Saudi crown prince Abdullah said discussions about targeting Saddam had already begun.

• prosecutor: Jobs4U - profile of a crown prosecutor from the DfES ' Connections careers information service.

• lug: Dimensions are: width is 42 mm excluding crown and 47 mm including crown Lug to lug is 48 mm, Thickness is 12mm.

Noun used with modifier

• mural: The mural crown is a common symbol of civic government and the ram links the arms with the County.

• seawind: Wood Travel and Cruise Service at any hour shuffleboard outdoor chess and seawind crown.

• laurel: The laurel crown was of bay leaves, hence the word laureate.

Preposition: of

• righteousness: Reading 2 2 Tim 4:6-8, 16-18 All there us to come now is the crown of righteousness reserved for me.

• cilium: When it comes out, the crown of cilia is used both for locomotion and to catch food.

• glory: But Paul speaks of himself: the faithful are his " crown of glory " .