Object

• schooner: This is a 2 masted schooner built in 1860 and lost in 1883 carrying iron ore.

Converse of object

• climb: You can climb the mast to a ' crows nest ' , or swim from the stern marina platform.

• install: For more accurate information you may also choose to install an anemometer mast to gage wind speed data over a given period.

• lower: Crane ( 12.5 ton ) can be used for lowering masts.

Adjective modifier

• mizen: The next step was to add extra masts, the foremast and the mizen mast.

• mobile: Nobody wants a mobile phone mast put up anywhere near where they live.

• aerial: There is an aerial mast on top of the bunker.

• aft: Swimming back along the starboard side, the diver will find some remains of the aft mast.

• mizzen: At 1.45pm the " Neptune " brought down bother the " Bucentaure's " main and mizzen masts.

Modifies a noun

• cell: Mast cells are a known part of the allergy process.

• activation: However, when starting with a defective GAG layer, no increase in mast cell activation was observed.

Noun used with modifier

• telecommunications: The ODPM has produced an analysis of recent levels of Parliamentary activity on the subject of telecommunications masts.

• telecommunication: Mercury telecommunications masts: the Clerk had received no further communication from Mercury.

• telecom: However, insurance is now available against the potential for adverse developments including telecom masts close to residential property.