Converse of subject

• surmount: Boundary: on the north side a buttressed stone wall surmounted by railings rises above the valley and continues round to the west.

• enclose: However, there was some respite as one area was free from dogs because it was enclosed by railings.

• surround: The base of the grave, surrounded by rusty iron railings, is also in a pretty rough state.

• guard: His large grave is guarded by railings in the southeast corner of the churchyard, beneath the great yew.

Converse of object

• erect: The Parish Council soon got the District Council to erect the present railings.

• paint: Will you paint these blue railings red with my gore?

• install: The railings and pillars are all original 1896 railings installed when the theater was built.

• cast: Cast iron railings are a notable feature of several streets in Lerwick.

Adjective modifier

• wrought: Do you have a section of old wrought iron railing that once graced your front porch?

• spiked: We passed by a public building surrounded with a cast iron spiked railing.

• rusty: The base of the grave, surrounded by rusty iron railings, is also in a pretty rough state.

• ornate: Instead of celebrating the neoclassical glory of the façade, his composition featured the ornate railings running down the side of Montague Street.

• decorative: Instead, the front will be visible through decorative railings from Derry Road.

• wooden: They are located on a bend on the right hand side of the road below some wooden railings.

Noun used with modifier

• iron: They are situated behind high black iron railings mounted on newly built brick walls.

• balcony: The balcony railing and its shadow reminded me of animal cages I had seen in Cambodia.

• metal: Some quite thick metal railings had to be cut.

• porch: PVC or vinyl porch railings are an excellent choice for a number of reasons.

• guard: Pedestrian guard railing protruding into the pavement or road.

• stair: They opened the kitchen door, and Mother leaned over the stair railing.