Preposition: of

• sherry: You will find a decanter of complimentary sherry in your room.

• port: At the door there's a hat stand with umbrellas and a tray with a decanter of port and two tiny glasses.

• whiskey: I would say the only weak point in an otherwise excellent program was the idiotic Drone trying to open a decanter of whiskey.

• wine: A decanter of red wine arrives - you only pay for what you drink.

Converse of object

• engrave: Unfortunately the fourth missed and Paul scrambled home to collect the engraved decanter.

• use: However for those of you who can't wait use a decanter.

• pass: Anyone not able to take this responsibility should pass the decanter immediately.

• find: You will find a decanter of complimentary sherry in your room.

• throw: Then he threw a decanter at that maid, Theresa Wright; there was trouble about that.

Adjective modifier

• beautiful: A beautiful 17th-century five-litre decanter from Austria adorns one of the round tables.

Modifies a noun

• centrifuge: Centriquip also provides a complete service and repair service for any make of decanter centrifuge.

• magazine: Decanter Magazine, September 2006, 3 Star Recommendation.

Noun used with modifier

• crystal: For #2, a clean bottle, all the way up to the crystal decanter work.

• glass: Many examples would have been used to support a glass decanter on a wide wine bottle.

• wine: Famous for their Stylized Bees logo our wine decanter & drying stand is perfect for red wine.

• sherry: Everything is exactly as it would have been - here, the sherry decanter and bound volume of Marcus Aurelius.

• cut-glass: In terms of frightening off customers, the words Gerald Ratner, £ 4.99 cut-glass decanter and crap springs to mind.

• port: Contemporary, spacious bedrooms with king-sized beds and with welcoming touches such as fresh flowers, a port decanter and home-made biscuits.