Converse of object

• overcrowd: Broilers live inside dark, filthy and overcrowded factory farm sheds.

• weave: It is now ready for the spinning rooms, Then onto the winding rooms and finally to weaving sheds.

Object

• pound: Its time to shed some pounds with the weight loss advisor!

• blood: Removing of unwanted material from shed blood is a definite advantage.

• load: Brian I might need you to order me a small shed load of dry ice!

• allocation: Her first shed allocation was Salisbury, where she worked the south western main line.

Adjective modifier

• windowless: Filming at the Bernard Matthews plant took place inside one of its huge, windowless sheds at Weston Longville.

• wooden: If possible avoid wooden sheds for storage of items of value.

Noun used with modifier

• garden: Dan Gray even makes money from a site which specializes in DIY garden sheds!

• locomotive: Camden, Willesden, Cricklewood - areas of north west London famed for their busy steam locomotive sheds.

• cattle: There is parking for three cars and well behaved pets are accepted by arrangement, as there are cattle sheds around the cottage.

• cart: I am sure there will be many binders left now retired in cart sheds throughout the land.

• carriage: A number of them have substantial gardens at the rear and carriage sheds and stables at one side.

• DIY: Dan Gray even makes money from a site which specializes in DIY garden sheds!

Preposition: in

• feces: Using PCR, bowel cancer can now be detected from the DNA of cells shed in the feces.