Converse of object

• welsh: Dining table with six chairs and large welsh dresser.

• match: There is a dining table and 4 chairs and matching pine dresser.

• set: DJ: How did you actually get the job of set dresser on your three episodes?

• have: The best thing about having a dresser in the kitchens is that they look great.

• become: Carole left school at 14 and became a window dresser at Selfridges and then did a series of courses to develop her education.

• include: The kitchen / dining area is in pine, including a dresser.

Adjective modifier

• snappy: Along with the laurel wreath, he was a snappy dresser.

• antique: The play takes place on an antique kitchen dresser.

• Welsh: Sitting Room 2 sofas, 2 easy chairs, antique chests, Welsh dresser, high beams, French doors to private road area.

• sharp: Three ball maestro & sharp dresser Jamie Fletcher reminded everyone just how good low number juggling can be.

• traditional: They specifically wanted to include a traditional dresser, almost compulsory in a country kitchen!

• old: At the bottom of an old white dresser were two doors, behind which he kept his oats for making porridge.

Modifies a noun

• drawer: The next time I visited her, I tucked it in her bottom dresser drawer.

• unit: Parquet flooring, built in dresser unit with serving hatch to kitchen.

Noun used with modifier

• pine: Dining Room pine dining suite, seating 12, pine dresser.

• drawer: With attractive cut-out detail on each side, the Newhaven 8 drawer dresser will be a welcome addition to any bedroom.

• oak: The furnishings in Sidney Barnsley's cottage included this large oak dresser which he made himself.

• flour: The other would have driven a flour dresser that would have separated the whole meal into bran and flour.

• leather: On the 2nd inst. , at Welburn, Mr John STEAD, leather dresser, aged 76.

• cross: Ideal for the male to female look and cross dressers.