Preposition: of

• mind: He definitely was in the right frame of mind.

• reference: Kids need a realistic frame of reference about men.

Converse of object

• climb: Leaving tomorrow free for final stuff, trips to tip, taking down climbing frame.

• stack: The optional f argument can be used to specify an alternate stack frame to start.

• galvanize: Placed on galvanized frames the high quality attractive stands are extremely durable and have disabled snap lock ring chair fittings and a long life.

• display: Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.

Adjective modifier

• wooden: The bells are housed in the original 1798 Mears wooden frame.

• tubular: The high strength tubular steel frame incorporates a closed double cradle for maximum torsional rigidity and strength.

• cold: Leave the potted cuttings in a closed cold frame during winter and transplant next spring.

• sturdy: Consisting of a sturdy plastic frame, these fabric mesh drying racks provide fantastic air circulation around your produce for the best possible results.

• rigid: It reviews the principles of statics and kinematics and applying them to the approximate analysis of pin and rigid jointed frames.

• lightweight: Racing geometry and a lightweight aluminum frame are the key to its great handling.

Noun used with modifier

• inline: Your browser does not support inline frames or is currently configured not to display inline frames.

• timber: They were inserted within the original timber frame, tucked beneath the projecting ' jetty ' of the first floor.

• aluminum: Racing geometry and a lightweight aluminum frame are the key to its great handling.

• steel: The steel frame is fixed to the piles using circular concrete pile caps.

• metal: The resident slept in a sleeping bag on a metal frame bunk bed.

• window: Even the outside of houses can be quite bright; lilac front doors or bright yellow window frames are not unusual.