Modifies a noun

• spoil: Even so, production of sewage sludges, dredge spoils, mining tailings and exhaust gases are unlikely to fall significantly.

• fishery: This too is mainly a vessel dredge fishery through government license.

Object

• gravel: The path then skirts inland around Kendall's Wharf, still used for landing gravel dredged from the sea bed.

• aggregate: Tarmac Aggregate operate on a 5 hectare site dedicated to the import of marine dredged aggregate.

• sand: Instead, the EPA is expected to cover part of the deposit with a layer of sand dredged from the nearby harbor.

Noun used with modifier

• scallop: Most scallops are caught by 10 to 30 meter vessels towing between four and 20 specialized scallop dredges from each side.

• data: Unusually, we are also told the number of dietary items in the data dredge, namely 67.

Preposition: with

• sugar: Turn out the puddings onto a warmed platter and lightly dredge with caster sugar.

Particle object: up_obj

• memory: At 9:54 AM, China Blue quoth... Aagh - that post has dredged up a few memories.

Preposition: of

• channel: Small scale maintenance dredging of the approach channels to harbor marinas ( e.g.

Preposition: from

• seabed: A major beach recharge project was completed in 1987, using shingle dredged from the seabed off the Isle of Wight.

Preposition: for

• oyster: The Pitt family dredged for oysters, mainly in the Paglesham area.