Converse of object

• overlook: A nice off the beaten track walk overlooking the Estuary above sleepy Salcombe.

• cross: The first ship comes into sight again, crossing the estuary toward Turf Lock.

• enter: In addition, tailings waste originally deposited within the river channels entering the estuary may also be reworked and redeposited.

Adjective modifier

• tidal: The Hayle River runs through its tidal estuary to the sea.

• shallow: In effect, the Dee was channeled along the southern edge of its originally wide but shallow estuary.

• outer: There is a transition to less extreme conditions in the outer estuary.

Preposition: on

• st: A flock of twenty plus flew north over the Alvor estuary on 31 st.

• coast: Alternatively look to the increasingly popular Salcombe further down the estuary on the coast.

Modifies a noun

• mouth: The estuary mouth has some of the best sea watching to be found in Cardigan Bay.

• sediment: There is no need to try to remediate or clean up any of these estuary sediments.

• accent: The affected estuary accent what is that all about?

• entrance: Hydraulics Research ( 1970 ) computed a mean significant wave height of 0.85m at the estuary entrance.

• view: The spacious double bedroom upstairs, also with estuary views, has an en suite bathroom.

• English: God forbid that the world should be deprived of his inimitable and effortless blend of estuary English and culinary circus skills.

Preposition: of

• river: Indeed, the city of Nantes originally flourished thanks to its location by the estuary of the river Loire.

Noun used with modifier

• river: At low tide the river estuary also had several waders along its shore.

• sea: Thatched cottages, ponds, sea estuary with boats laid up in the brief sunshine made an idyllic scene.