Object

• freshwater: Expertly handcrafted using crystals, pearls, freshwater pearls and porcelain roses.

• bead: For the girls, we have a fantastic range of ribbons, diamantes, feathers, hearts, pearls, beads and tons more.

Converse of object

• find: Here I found the little pearl which made updating my Perl modules a breeze.

Adjective modifier

• precious: What I mean to say is that each and every teaching and guidance of the Bible is a precious pearl.

• black: The Curse of the black pearl is incredibly well directed, and the settings are fantastic throughout.

• blue: Undercolour slate blue, intermediate portion pearl, tips blue.

Modifies a noun

• mussel: Freshwater pearl mussels prefer fast running, cool waters, low in calcium.

• millet: Scientists in the UK and India have used MAS to develop pearl millet that is tolerant of drought and resistant to mildew.

• necklace: A classic English faux pearl necklace dating to circa 1951.

• arowana: Wanted Arowanas 21/11/05 No I'm looking for an Australian pearl arowana and a silver arowana about 6 " .

• earring: He wore a little makeup and cute little pearl earrings.

• inlay: It has two knobs missing and one pearl inlay missing.

Modifying Another Word

• loose: Our stocks of loose pearls in freshwater, cultured and south sea are one of the largest in Europe.

Noun used with modifier

• freshwater: The new SSSI status is to help protect the unique freshwater mussel, which in the past produced a freshwater pearl for the Queen.

• faux: A classic English faux pearl necklace dating to circa 1951.

Preposition: before

• swine: Tho it's tough, I know I'll never cast pearls before swine or serve wine to win friends.

Used with why or when

• that: The emperor Caligula drank pearls that had been dissolved in vinegar.

• which: Pierre points out her pearls which represent her wealthy circumstances.

Preposition: of

• wisdom: Share your own pearls of wisdom with the world.

• price: The cost of this pearl of great price is our soul.