Object

• spectrum: Source comments: S C R U N C H Figaro routine to scrunch a spectrum or set of spectra.

• paper: This holds the card and scrunched paper in position.

Modifies a noun

• test: To distinguish the different types of metal and shiny plastics using magnets and a " scrunch test.

Modifying Another Word

• up: It can be worn round your shoulders to keep of the chill or scrunched up round your neck like a long scarf.

• individually: If the input file is 2-D data, then it is treated as a set of 1-D spectra and each is scrunched individually.

• together: It is believed that a very long time ago all of space was scrunched together in a very small, hot ball.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• down: Although the top was lowered, she had not seen him before because he was scrunched down out of view.

Particle object: up_obj

• newspaper: Drying room even has box of scrunched up re-used newspaper to put in boots.

• paper: It is also a good idea to add some layers of scrunched up paper or cardboard to allow air in to the compost heap.

• foil: A piece of scrunched up foil rotating on a desk.

• piece: I then switch it for a scrunched up piece if flash paper.

• tissue: To create curly styles, wind sections of hair around a scrunched up tissue and then knot the ends of the tissue together.

• bag: For auditory stimulation part of the process involves rubbing the felt for several minutes with a scrunched up plastic bag.

Present participle complement

• accord: If it is 2-D, then each spectrum will be scrunched according to the corresponding cross-section of the wavelength array.

Preposition: up

• paper: Leaves, scrunched up paper and small pieces of sponge can also be used to make different types of patterns.