Converse of object

• advertize: He advertised the mill for removal in July 1863.

• renovate: MORE » Dark Thread Kate and her mother are artisan weavers with a workshop in a renovated mill.

• erect: Most of the factory output was for the home market, although they later erected a large mill at Newark, New Jersey.

• convert: Mr. Hughes converted the mill for use as holiday lets and added the single story extensions.

Adjective modifier

• woolen: The village has a history of woolen mills which used to service the island's hundreds of farms in times past.

• water-powered: Mill Green Museum is a working water-powered corn mill situated near Welwyn Garden City.

• satanic: From the industrial archeology perspective, those satanic mills are full of an interest that their real occupants may not have appreciated.

• spinning: The Ordnance Survey found the five story spinning mill in course of erection.

• converted: By the riverside you will find Cargill's Visitor Center, a converted corn mill.

• textile: Last time we visited the mill we met a woman who worked in a textile mill in Leeds almost 50 years ago.

Modifies a noun

• leat: The fosse or mill leat followed the conformation of the hill.

• pond: Water to the mill pond is supplied by two springs.

• dam: The mill dams on the River Frome were preventing the free flow of the river's water.

• brook: A sanctuary with beautiful gardens, Cook and terrace overlooking mill brook.

Noun used with modifier

• corn: The Brindley Mill is a working water powered corn mill built in 1752 by James Brindley.

• flour: The former flour mill is now the North's premier art gallery.

• cotton: By 1789 there were no less than 20 water powered cotton mills in the Derwent Valley alone.

• rumor: The rumor mill has been in full flow for months now.

• flax: In the flax mill, Marshall added ventilation and heating, with baths and changing rooms added later.

• saw: The photo above shows an aerial view of the saw mill.