Converse of object

• pour: On 1 April, while his family was taking the afternoon siesta, he poured kerosene all over himself and then lit a match.

• use: I have just got a Sheen X300 flame gun and am using kerosene with it.

• burn: They climb through the Brown Cloud which now covers the Asia-Pacific region -- burning kerosene, which creates even more greenhouse gasses!

• add: This one adds kerosene, gasoline and aviation fuel to the list, and it produces an impressive boil time.

• buy: They may not even have two taka ( 2p ) to buy kerosene to cook their rice.

Preposition: for

• lamp: Founded in the 19th century, the oil industry began producing kerosene for lamps and progressed to gasoline.

Modifies a noun

• lantern: I entered and found he was reading the proofs of the Gospel by a kerosene lantern.

• lamp: By the light of kerosene lamps we settled into the Farmer's Center which was to be our home for the next 2 nights.

• heater: We didn't feel safe having a kerosene heater heat my home, we were afraid of the fumes making our children sick.

• stove: It really is quite amazing what a talented cook can produce from two kerosene camping stoves.

• tank: The kerosene tanks were opened up to the sea on the port side.

• fuel: Super fast: Boils 1 liter of water in just 2.8 minutes ( using kerosene fuel ).

Noun used with modifier

• aviation: Friends of the Earth has written to Gordon Brown, today, urging him to back calls for a Europe-wide tax on aviation kerosene.

• burning: Burning kerosene, leaded and un-leaded gasoline means that fuel shouldn't be an issue in most areas.