Converse of object

• crenellate: Nave south side Nave north side The crenelated parapet on the nave dates from the 17th century.

• pierce: The top of the tower is a pierced Gothic parapet with eight pinnacles.

• mount: The procedure is to mount the parapet and make way down being careful not to slip especially when wet, up to the wire.

• replace: In Victorian times replacing the stone parapets with cast iron, themselves replaced with masonry in the 1920's.

• hit: However, there must be many bridges where it would be impossible to hit a parapet at such a high speed.

Adjective modifier

• battlemented: Battlemented parapet with a molded string course below which is a frieze similar to that on the north aisle.

• embattled: There is an embattled parapet around the slate roof.

• balustraded: The two gabled outer bays are joined at eaves level by a chunky balustraded parapet.

• castellated: West wall: inside the west door is an inner paneled porch with a castellated parapet.

• plain: The transept has plain buttresses and a plain parapet.

• low: The stairs ended at a trapdoor that led out onto the stone flagged roof of the tower surrounded by a low parapet.

Modifies a noun

• gutter: For valley and parapet gutter both results for straight and tapered outlets are given.

• wall: The new parapet walls can just about be made out in the center of the picture, to the right of the road.

Noun used with modifier

• bridge: The trackbed lies in a cutting beyond the bridge parapet which can clearly be seen in the center of the shot.

• brick: Before: The golf course access bridge with brick parapet.

• stone: To your left you can see the stone parapets of a bridge.

• roof: Large decorative urns that once graced the roof parapet in the early 1900s, disappeared long ago.

Preposition: of

• trench: He is firing through a pipe which will go through the parapet of the trench.

• bridge: The rig crashed over the parapet of the narrow bridge, falling 35 feet.

Preposition: with

• pinnacle: The top of the tower is a pierced Gothic parapet with eight pinnacles.