Preposition: of

• psoriasis: Clinically these lesions can often resemble a plaque of psoriasis or even eczema.

Converse of object

• unveil: She also unveiled a plaque to mark the occasion.

• engrave: Memorial benches You can buy hardwood benches with engraved plaques for dedication at all of our cemetery sites.

• inscribe: A small, inscribed plaque is placed in front of the rose.

• erect: The blue plaque erected in 1954 can be seen.

• enamel: It is a four sided obelisk made from Portland stone with Bronze and enamel plaques on all four sides of the base.

Adjective modifier

• commemorative: Commemorative plaques will be available for purchase at a later date.

• pleural: We should say, ' Okay, you say pleural plaques don't count.

• atherosclerotic: Heart disease is the leading killer of Americans, but non-human primates do not form atherosclerotic plaque like humans either.

• amyloid: The composition of amyloid plaques has also been studied in great detail.

• atheromatous: Fatty deposits, called atheromatous plaques, can build up over time and block the artery.

• arterial: Thrombosis of a coronary or carotid arterial plaque has obvious potentially fatal consquences!

Modifies a noun

• psoriasis: It generally appears on people who have unstable plaque psoriasis, where lesions are not clearly defined.

• rupture: Plaque rupture is probably caused by a combination of several factors.

• build-up: Long before the first signs of Alzheimer's dementia, a protein called beta-amyloid begins to create plaque build-up in the brain.

Noun used with modifier

• memorial: On the church wall is a memorial plaque to the crew of a Greek ship lost in a storm in the twenties.

• brass: The brass plaque details ' Improved Steel Case ' .

• bronze: The bronze plaque on the tomb commemorating her, has recently been stolen.

• marble: East wall:- the Creed on a marble plaque with a wooden surround, to the south of the east window.

• whalebone: The excavation produced one of Orkney's most distinctive archeological discoveries - the Scar whalebone plaque.