Converse of object

• melt: Circle III is a melting pot of acoustic music.

• upturn: The blanched leaves are produced when an upturned pot, for example, is placed over the plant to block out the light.

Adjective modifier

• earthenware: In the 20s, plans were afoot to switch from an earthenware pot to a glass version with a metal lid.

• whopping: Players who call guaranteed link to whopping pounds pot.

• ceramic: The ceramic pots by Grayson Perry are usually considered shocking, both for the way they are made and for what they portray.

Preposition: on

• windowsill: Small pieces are great to put underneath plant pots on windowsills or shelves, so they don't damage the surface.

Modifies a noun

• pourri: Red satin heart bearing bride and groom's initials and filled with pot pourri.

• sherd: Should it, say, exclude objects that are obviously less than 100 years old, or pot sherds etc?

• belly: Sheep, goats, ducks, chickens, pot belly pig, rabbit, guinea pig.

• marigold: The familiar Calendula officinalis, or pot marigold, is well known for its glorious orange flowers.

• isdn: Possibly Insurance Center self-serving sterling lead you into course not all in pots isdn.

• luck: Dr. Rose Hawkins says: " It's pot luck.

Preposition: of

• yogurt: Or a large pot of yogurt instead of several small ones?

Noun used with modifier

• melting: America, long called " the melting pot " , finds its best blend of cultures in its music.

• terracotta: Warm terracotta pots, either plain or with a simple pattern, are ideal.

• yogurt: It's amazing what someone can do with an empty yogurt pot!

• lobster: This means they are easily damaged or destroyed by objects hitting them; such as lobster pots or diver's fins.

• chimney: He said all he could see was the chimney pot with the smoke coming out.

• cooking: Food aromas, particularly when trapped in steam beneath cooking pots and chafing dishes, can be particularly troublesome.