Converse of object

• litter: The program will include a range of events and workshops such as wildlife walks, litter picking and pond dipping.

• go: You grow the mushrooms or you go mushroom picking.

• include: Seasonal jobs, including fruit picking, are often advertised.

• feature: NEAT schemes feature litter picking, flower planting in public places, graffiti removal, wildlife protection, recycling and energy efficiency schemes.

• do: As part of this the Cubs will do litter picking and evaluate the impact of what they have found.

• have: The last had some tasty picking from Bill Forster.

Adjective modifier

• cherry: See EU ' cherry picking ' from rules the voters rejected.

• strawberry: When I was younger I'd go strawberry picking after my piano lessons.

• acoustic: Lorraine sings again on Tom T & Dixie Hall's A Beautiful River of Life with great acoustic guitar picking.

• gentle: Didn't feel up to anything strenuous so just gentle picking of runners, French and broad beans.

• manual: Automatic rather than manual order picking could result in significant cost savings.

• automatic: Distribution involves an automatic picking and handling system with microprocessors watching critical dates and order entry systems.

Modifies a noun

• pattern: It has the effect of an aural massage with itâs hypnotic picking pattern.

• style: Each bird seemed to have its own picking style.

Noun used with modifier

• nit: Enough " nit picking " , I shall leave others to make comments on other differences.

• oakum: Work for men was usually stone breaking or oakum picking.

• litter: Planting, pruning, tidying litter picking, helping to put up notice board!

• blackberry: Brian Mackey ^ Towers You took us blackberry picking.

• hop: Hop picking money was spent on clothes for the children.

• finger: His finger picking is appropriately suited to Lyn's voice.