Converse of object

• loosen: In all these cases a soft cloth is used to wipe up the loosened dirt.

• accumulate: The pores open wide and all the accumulated dirt can be easily washed out.

• dig: A reporter then spent two months trying to dig the dirt.

• remove: Remove any stubborn dirt with a sponge, damp cloth or brush.

• dish: True to her word, Verity pitched up at my office ready to ' dish the dirt ' on the CML.

• wipe: Taking each wheel in turn, use a piece of rag to wipe the dirt from around the tire valve.

Adjective modifier

• ingrained: The models usually last around three scenes before ingrained dirt and cracked limbs make them rather unphotogenic.

• stubborn: Remove any stubborn dirt with a sponge, damp cloth or brush.

• loose: JJ Tea Tree Shampoo Directions for use; Rinse as much loose dirt and debris from your horse as possible.

• soft: Likewise, running on soft dirt permits the heels to gouge out little foxholes on each footstrike.

Modifies a noun

• oval: Indianapolis, Milwaukee ) to dirt ovals ( e.g.

• track: Don't take the narrow dirt track which is first on the left.

• bike: Who can blame you; dirt bike racing is an increasingly popular choice for many thrill seekers.

• road: Road You're standing on a dirt road outside the tavern.

• particle: Instead, the brush is used to sweep any small dust or dirt particles into the nozzle of the cleaner.

• build-up: As there are no protrusions to cause dust or dirt build-up, they are ideal for locations where hygiene is of prime importance.

Noun used with modifier

• flea: Even when I cannot locate fleas on the pet I can often locate flea dirt.

• trap: Hygiene e.g. if nail is not sterilized and degreased, may trap dirt and lead to fungal infections.

• dog: Upper North Tyne News FANCY sitting here on a beautiful summer morning writing about dog dirt.

• surface: Clean items with hand-held water sprays to remove surface dirt.