Converse of object

• corrugate: He awoke behind his blanket of corrugated iron to the sound of German voices.

• solder: Common problems and cures listed - many of which you can fix yourself with only the remote control handset or a soldering iron.

• absorb: Drinking a glass of vitamin C-rich orange juice with a meal also helps you absorb iron from your food.

• galvanize: Cleaning Painted galvanized iron can be stripped with standard chemical stripper.

Adjective modifier

• wrought: Ensure wrought iron or steel gates can not easily be climbed.

• ductile: By 1970 the material had become commercially available and today well over half of all iron castings produced worldwide are made in ductile iron.

• molten: Steel Most of the molten iron from a Blast Furnace is used to make one of a number of types of steel.

• red-hot: He is also a shade tree blacksmith who can often be seen beating red-hot iron into shape in his driveway.

Modifies a noun

• ore: The early miners found plenty of iron ore at or near to the surface of the ground.

• deficiency: Little evidence of iron deficiency anemia was found from total iron binding capacity.

• railing: They are situated behind high black iron railings mounted on newly built brick walls.

• oxide: Other land can contain magnetic iron oxides, which are purely natural.

• gate: Take the next right turning through a large iron gate onto a cobbled road.

• anemia: Little evidence of iron deficiency anemia was found from total iron binding capacity.

Noun used with modifier

• cast: I have fond memories of the cast iron range in the front room there.

• non-haem: Absorption of non-haem iron is affected by various factors in food.

• haem: But until now the way in which haem iron was taken up in the gut had been unknown.

• pig: Abernant was chosen as the site for a forge and mills where the pig iron produced at Abernant and Llwydcoed could be refined.

Particle object: out_obj

• wrinkle: We visited in person to check it was in order and to iron out any wrinkles -- there are always a few.

Preposition: in

• hemoglobin: It is essential to the development of heme, the protein-containing iron in hemoglobin needed to form red blood cells.