Converse of object

• use: The collection is versatile and quirky using muslins and chiffons with fluid silhouettes, which take the shape of the body.

• squeeze: Squeeze the muslin to release the silky smooth gel, and massage into the skin.

• fold: We would use some folded muslin to stop Abigail's head from moving side to side on such journeys.

• sprig: You know I wanted you, when we first came, not to buy that sprigged muslin, but you would.

Preposition: in

• water: Soak a piece of muslin in the water and ring out until almost dry.

Adjective modifier

• white: The fields of young tobacco plants are usually protected by vast tents of white muslin.

• Indian: I gave but five shillings a yard for it, and a true Indian muslin.

• unbleached: Once the dress is cleaned, it is wrapped in white acid free tissue paper or unbleached muslin.

• plain: When he appeared in plain muslin, in his earlier days, we expressed our opinion of him at some length.

• soft: Another alternative is to hang soft muslin at the windows to diffuse the light.

• clean: Care has to be taken with shards of glass, presumably you could pour the wine through clean muslin to catch any fragments.

Modifies a noun

• cloth: Remove with a warm, moist muslin cloth or rinse with warm water.

• gown: The Indian muslin gown was reserved for darling Flora Gordon ( Miss Jessie Brown's daughter ).

• curtain: A muslin curtain strung with fairy lights adds an exotic touch.

• bag: Put the mixture into either muslin bags or greased pudding basins.

• square: Hunting around the kitchen for the sieve and the pack of muslin squares, neither turned up.

• dress: Posted by Pat on 19 June, 2004 at 9:10 AM With a silly girl in a muslin dress waving her hair about?

Noun used with modifier

• cotton: In fact, I now wrap the body with a cotton muslin scarf prior to putting it away in the case.

• butter: A plastic funnel, butter muslin, tea-towels, bottles or if possible large glass jars.