Possessives

• son: Constable is famous for being the miller's son.

• daughter: The only girl who would have him was the miller's daughter 14.

• cottage: A miller's cottage with a walled garden was added to the main building in 1761.

• wife: After repeated molesting of the miller's wife and daughter, the miller poisoned them.

• house: This complete section, along with the Victorian miller's house built onto the front, had to be demolished.

Converse of object

• age: In 1861 he was given as a miller aged 42 lodging at the Lord Howe's Public House, St. Gregory's.

• become: The Friends of New Hall Mill Ever wanted to become a miller or to operate a water mill?

• see: You'll see the miller turn the wheel on the right to open the sluice gate in front of the waterwheel.

Adjective modifier

• horizontal: They were finish machined on a large horizontal miller with a ganged cutter setup.

• vertical: The shaper is a greatly underrated tool - and was largely displaced for many years by a flood of cheap vertical millers.

• last: The last miller was a T Eccles recorded in 1895.

• next: Norfolk Chronicle - 20th April 1833 Charles Clare was the next miller.

• old: Ipswich Journal - 13th July 1778 Another story goes... An old miller called Lock was grinding grist for the farmers around.

• local: In fact the broken capstone is more likely to be the work of a local miller who needed a new millstone.

Noun used with modifier

• journeyman: Some millers worked on their own and others employed a son or a journeyman miller to assist them.

• corn: White's Directory of Suffolk lists him as a corn miller and coal and corn merchant.

• flour: In the UK, flour millers use some 5.5 million tons of wheat annually to produce over 4.5 million tons of flour.

• tenant: In April 1889 Laura Rackham sold the mill to the mill's tenant miller, Edward Woodrow.

• master: Edwin's parents were Samuel Sewell a master miller and Sarah Woods.

• quot: A summary of new model came quot miller says.