Object

• hen: One day the little flecked hen found some grains of wheat.

• bird: Still others are perhaps, too lenient with flecked birds.

Converse of object

• char: Minimum size in thin sections, particularly of charred plant remains are less meaningful as charred flecks occur in each deposit analyzed.

• contain: Choose materials which contain flecks of the corporate colors or which complement them.

• have: East wall: masonry has rare flecks of render.

Adjective modifier

• brown: Dave stared intently at his own, divining the future in the brown flecks, he claimed.

• tiny: Some light pressure with a wire brush removed what tiny flecks of rust remained.

• occasional: Occurs below [ 4107 ] tenacious sandy silt loam ( 7.5yr 5/6 strong brown ) with 30 % mixed stones and occasional charcoal flecks.

• white: At thirty nine, there were white flecks in his hair, now cut short, military style.

• small: Minerals within granite typically appear as small flecks throughout the stone, once creating a " salt and pepper " look.

• little: He counted the little flecks of cloud along the sky.

Modifying Another Word

• little: One day the little flecked hen found some grains of wheat.

Noun used with modifier

• charcoal: The upper was sandy and virtually stone free, with few charcoal flecks.

• mortar: The residue contained fragments of CBM, occasional mortar flecks and charcoal, rare pieces of slag and fragments of iron.

Preposition: of

• charcoal: Frequent flecks of charcoal also show that burning occurred in the area, presumably during the use of the island.

• gold: Blue quartz is often regarded to be the result of trace flecks of gold within the quartz.

• color: Incorrect eye color or any fleck of a different color in the eye.

• dust: Would we be jumping at shadows and flecks of dust?

• red: Is that fleck of red on the image a spot of blood?

Preposition: with

• gold: Over the pale sky a sprinkling of silver dust flecked with discreet gold.