Preposition: of

• badger: To what extent does the musk of a badger alter from one area of the country to another?

Converse of object

• smell: I can smell the musk of the pages - the ink like mehndi across the page.

• contain: This stuff allegedly contains artificial musks which apparently are absorbed through skin, may cause liver damage and interfere with brain messages.

• call: The badger has a special opening ( called a gland ) under its tail, which produces a smelly liquid called musk.

Adjective modifier

• artificial: Artificial musks are simply covered under the terms " parfum " or " fragrance " on product labels.

• white: A combination of East Indian sandalwood, amber, white musk and driftwood make up the warm base.

• amber: A combination of East Indian sandalwood, amber, white musk and driftwood make up the warm base.

• synthetic: Numerous synthetic musks of high quality are readily available.

• natural: Daniel was also distracted by Jack, his aftershave, and his natural musk.

Modifies a noun

• mallow: These are attracted by wildflowers such as musk mallow and goat's beard.

• ox: Past expeditions have had good luck finding musk ox along the south coast of Victoria Island.

• deer: On higher ground we may see musk deer or blue sheep on the crossing from north to south base camp.

• rat: Provisions as to musk rats found on land or premises.

• thistle: Here there were more lime-loving species, including musk thistles which attracted several butterflies.

• gland: Tom: There's that particular Australian musk gland.