Converse of object

• strew: We had to drive through many floods seeing a washed up vehicle and tons of rocks and rubble strewn across the roads.

• dump: Here the conspirators were supposed to have dumped the rubble from the excavations was in full public view!

Adjective modifier

• crushed: Official concern has been raised about large piles of crushed rubble on the site of the former Turner Brothers asbestos factory.

• loose: A variety of amid loose rubble keep your mask.

• coral: These colorful, beautifully patterned fish are a joy to watch as they emerge from their hiding places in the coral rubble.

• random: Lower story is original, random granite rubble, with later ( early C19?

Modifies a noun

• plinth: Brick on rubble plinth, substantial remains of an earlier timber framed building.

• infill: The rubble infill has been removed from the bridge beyond.

• masonry: Note that it is entirely built of rubble masonry, also a typical feature.

• stone: Causeway wall of granite rubble stone with roadway between.

• mound: They work by constructing a rubble mound structure to temporarily trap tidal flows.

• pile: At the foot of the face is a rubble pile covering a pipe leading to a cave entrance.

Noun used with modifier

• granite: Causeway wall of granite rubble stone with roadway between.

• slate: Granite and slate rubble stone with Welsh slate roof and brick end stacks.

• flint: What we are seeing are, in fact, the remains of the flint rubble cores.

• limestone: It is built of coursed square limestone rubble, with an old plain tile roof.

• demolition: The demolition rubble from the walls could be used to fill the deeper sections to try to bring the floor up level.

• sandstone: A massive circular keep, made of local sandstone rubble, perches on the motte.

Possessives

• builder: Builder's rubble, bricks etc - Large amounts of builders rubble etc, will not be removed.

Preposition: with

• dressing: The walls are of pebble rubble with stone dressings, except for the 19th century north wall of the aisle which is of brick.