Converse of object

• grapple: The stuff consisted of at least 5 supermarket trolleys, roped together with thick ropes, complete with grappling hook.

• prune: They will beat their swords into plowshares and their spears into pruning hooks.

• bait: This method of fishing involves the use of line to which thousands of baited hooks are attached.

• swallow: And God bless Fox Searchlight for swallowing the whole thing hook, line and sinker.

Adjective modifier

• barbless: A special permit extension is required for fishing this place and barbless hooks and catch and release are obligatory.

• catchy: The album shines in its ability to take a simple, almost unfairly catchy hook and bleed it for all its worth.

• barbed: Fish are played on barbed hooks and either released after the hook is torn out or clubbed to death.

• melodic: They want songs with strong melodic hooks and good story lines.

• adjustable: The shopping bags are held by an adjustable hook which is positioned to fit within the palm of the hand.

Modifies a noun

• bait: The age old problem of leaving freebies nowhere near the hook bait will no longer bother the owner of this fine piece of machinery.

• shank: Wind the tinsel rib anti-clockwise along the hook shank in even sections, secure the loose end of the tinsel at the eye.

• pellet: Simon fished flavored corn on the hook together with soft hook pellets.

• sucker: Hook suckers would increase gaming said that allowing zoning commission to.

• rig: You will also do better to use single hook rigs as opposed to double sets, which we sell in the shop.

Preposition: by

• kade: Size: 145 x 92 x 187 mm £ 13.95 Castle wall hooks more by lanka kade A popular choice for boys rooms.

Noun used with modifier

• crochet: Put the crochet hook or latch tool under the strand between the edge st and the next st and pull gently.

• dough: These include a dough hook, beater, wire whisk, a 4.8 liter stainless steel bowl and a pouring shield.

• aplix: Choice of poppers or Aplix hook & loop fastening.

• coat: A very cool antique English brass coat hook, this features St George ( the patron saint of England ) slaying the dragon.

• crane: The " hot spot " of the mouse is in its teeth, and that of the building machine is at the crane hook.