Preposition: of

• fish: He's a funny kettle of fish, John.

Converse of object

• boil: Or I've been forced to boil the kettle to wash up.

• fill: Only fill the kettle with enough water for your needs.

• put: Davina advises her to put the kettle on, she's coming in for a chat, soon.

• lift: Soon she was unable even to lift a kettle.

Adjective modifier

• cordless: With cordless kettles, you simply lift them off the base, which can be left plugged in.

• corded: However, if you wish to use a kettle tipper you will need a corded kettle ( see Figure 8 ).

• electric: A saucepan takes much longer to boil the same amount of water than an electric kettle.

• stainless: From the award winning Nio collection this 1.5 liter stainless steel kettle is a beautiful addition to your kitchen.

• automatic: Color TV - Automatic electric kettle - Easy chair seating - Electrical shaver point or adaptor.

• different: The daughter, Bertie, she's a different kettle of fish - hunts with the best of ' em.

Modifies a noun

• tipper: Adaptations may include: ergonomic cutlery kettle tippers bath rails grabbers walkers stair lifts How do I get to see an OT?

• hole: A number of distinct upland lakes occur within the kettle holes of the outwash complex.

• drum: We tried to get Damon to play kettle drums but he wouldn't.

• black: A case of the pot calling the kettle black perhaps!

• chip: Kettle chips are made with a better quality oil.

Noun used with modifier

• jug: Linda tries to get her off by smashing a jug kettle over her head, which knocks Kay out.

• copper: Maytag himself seems to marvel at his archaic yet revered brewing process, right down to the copper kettles.

• iron: How can the clay pot associate with the iron kettle?

• tea: When only tiny bits remained, we poured boiling water from the expedition tea kettle over the surface to melt them.