Converse of object

• spill: In Alaska, the Exxon Valdez runs aground and spills 11 million gallons of oil.

• consume: Of the fifty states, Ohio alone consumes 20 million gallons per year.

• pour: Sick officials from the Fish and Game Department poured 16,000 gallons of liquid and 60,000 pounds of powder into Lake Davis.

• pump: It is only four years old and powered by diesel, is capable of pumping a thousand gallons off water a minute.

• dump: It was a very wet day, monsoon was in full throttle, and dumping gallons of water from the skies.

Adjective modifier

• imperial: The spare wheel is held in a secure cradle beneath the boot / gasoline tank which holds 10 imperial gallons.

Modifies a noun

• cask: August 12 th 1865 To be sold, 1000 gallon cask of the best English oak.

• jug: He just roamed the room with a white half gallon enamel jug topping up glasses.

• tank: Nano Reef tank 11 gallon Bow Front i have a approx 11 gallon tank which is semi.. .

• tender: The class either hauled 3500 gallon capacity tenders with straight sides or larger 4000 gallon tenders with turned in tops to their sides.

• loaf: The amount of relief to be given was calculated on the price of a gallon loaf of bread ( weighing 8lb.

• aquarium: It will grow too large for a 50 gallon aquarium in 3 years.

Noun used with modifier

• forty: All waste water goes into a forty gallon holding tank.

Preposition: of

• gasoline: A gallon of gasoline to produce a single bushel of corn, for example.

• ethanol: The wet milling process is normally used in factories producing several hundred million gallons of ethanol every Year.

• gasoline: Tuesday, January 10th, 2006... to the land where a gallon of milk costs more than a gallon of gasoline.

• biodiesel: One acre of rapeseed yields 115 gallons of biodiesel.

• wastewater: Southern Water treats more than 300 million gallons of wastewater at nearly 400 works daily.

• sewage: Every day Southern Water treats over 300 million gallons of sewage at 400 works.

Preposition: per

• acre: Even more disturbing was that some waterhemp survived application rates as high as two gallons per acre and were still setting viable seed.