Converse of object

• well-develop: But there were well-developed cumulus cloud to be seen associated with troughs in Liverpool Bay ( sferics seen later ) and over Snowdonia.

• pass: Some passing fair-weather cumulus over Anglesey gave way to almost clear skies during the afternoon.

• leave: Later in the afternoon into the evening the sky cleared over most of the island leaving towering cumulus over the mainland mountains.

Adjective modifier

• towering: Over the hills towering cumulus started to shoot up in rows.

• small: Intense devils may eventually be topped by a small cumulus.

• white: But, with nothing save the odd patch of fluffy white cumulus in the sky, I wasn't worried about the weather turning.

• low: Here are two of the anvils with a bank of lower cumulus in the foreground.

• large: In summer, the growth of increasingly large cumulus often heralds the arrival of the front.

• fair: At noon there were many fair weather cumulus over Anglesey but cloud development to the N and S continued.

Modifies a noun

• cloud: The day was sunny, between the frequent cumulus clouds; there were no further showers during the during the day.

• cell: Three out of 8 eggs that received nucleus transplant from cumulus cells reached the 4 to 6 cell stage.

• congestus: Cumulus congestus, Wolstanton, August 2002 Crepuscular Rays, on the same day as the above photo.

• development: It seems that the eclipse did modify the normal pattern of cumulus development, with the weather type prevalent on 11 August.

• humilis: Fair weather cumulus humilis are the only likely clouds to be created.

• convection: Processes occurring below the model grid scale, such as cumulus convection, must be represented approximately or ` parameterized ' .

Noun used with modifier

• weather: Strong daytime sea breezes produce fair weather cumulus clouds on the immediate coastline.

• afternoon: In the afternoon cumulus clouds were well-developed and showers heavier.

• morning: During the morning cumulus activity diminished but cloud remained to the SW with veils of high cirrus.