Preposition: on

• pond: Make ripples on the pond to direct the food toward the ducks.

Converse of object

• cause: Already starting to cause a ripple in the Welsh blues scene.

Object

• wave: The camera peers up at them through the rippling waves, linking them together in subtle ways, instead of being overly emphatic.

• wash: The low rippling wash of the tide across the pebbly shore was in his ears; the salt wind was in his throat.

Adjective modifier

• tiny: Tiny ripples swam for a short distance into the lake.

• gentle: The slight Pacific tide was running in with a gentle ripple.

Noun used with modifier

• sand: As a result, it is possible to distinguish, for example, between sand ripples and boulder fields.

Modifies a noun

• effect: The ripple effect they want to cause is fear.

• mark: Look toward bedding planes showing ripple marks on the left / west side of the quarry.

Preposition: in

• pond: I saw the concentric circles like ripples in a pond.

• puddle: In the midst of new wave and 80's rock it causes little more than a ripple in a puddle.

Preposition: of

• applause: They came to the stage to a tiny ripple of applause.

• laughter: Have a go... " The visitor called out " 45 " and there was a small ripple of polite laughter.