Converse of object

• construct: The ship lies below a jetty constructed in the eighteenth century.

• build: Flood scheme jetty built at the end of Victoria Avenue to stop flooding in the future.

• leave: The boys are being taught by instructors, how to rig the boats before leaving the jetty.

• use: The name itself comes from the jetty used by the horses taking the catch from the boats.

• have: There is a lake 2km away that has a floating wooden jetty with a an enclosed shallow area for younger children, says Wyn.

Preposition: at

• end: FAB 1 has followed the Hood to a jetty at the end of a narrow coast road.

Adjective modifier

• floating: There is a lake 2km away that has a floating wooden jetty with a an enclosed shallow area for younger children, says Wyn.

• wooden: A long wooden jetty snakes out into the water from a perfect white beach fringed by mangrove trees.

• concrete: The beach is accessed by a concrete track with a 30 foot concrete jetty built out onto the beach.

• private: Lagoon Villas are one bedroom 2 story suites with private boat jetty 's built over the lagoon.

• small: We drove some trucks into the water to form a small jetty.

• existing: The existing jetty is one of the longest jetty structures in Europe.

Preposition: on

• side: A jetty on the northern side of the channel used ironstone boulders taken from the Head.

Noun used with modifier

• landing: There is a wooden landing jetty from which you can watch the brightly colored marine fish in the clear water below.

• ferry: The public launching jetty, it is best not to use the ferry jetty.

• timber: The remains of the stone & timber jetty are full of Crambeck Roman pottery.

• stone: A deserted stone jetty swung out into a small bay with several offshore rocks over which a heavy swell pounded.

• boat: There is a boat jetty out the back where it is possible to see a range of mangrove birds without getting muddy.

• river: At South Shields HE damaged the river jetty and offices in the dock area.