Object

• ameba: Unlike in fresh water, shelled ameba which build rigid ' houses ' with organic debris, are not present in marine samples.

Converse of object

• deplete: News that depleted uranium shells were fired in Britain was announced many years ago.

• explode: Eventually an exploding shell was developed but most of the Union ships were incapable of being fitted with the type of armament required.

Adjective modifier

• outer: Most current helmets are basically all EPS foam with a thin plastic outer shell.

• coconut: Thu 18 May 2006 How can I reuse or recycle ⦠coconut shells?

• empty: Yes, at last, behind the empty shell of an old valve wireless, she spied the oil lamp.

• unexploded: Conflicts leave behind debris which can include unexploded artillery shells, anti-vehicle mines, grenades, mortars, rockets and air-delivered bombs.

• crushed: Large spreads of burnt seaweed ash and crushed shell may have come from a white tanning agent used to make vellum.

• explosive: What it is not is a steel shard resulting from the explosion of a high explosive shell.

Modifies a noun

• script: Use in a shell script to read from the keyboard.

• splinter: They are not, however, " shrapnel " - they are " shell splinters.

• variable: To discover this we'll use a special shell variable which is already supplied for us.

• command: Unlike some previous shells, commands run from a file of shell commands have no access to the text of the commands by default.

Noun used with modifier

• artillery: The hull is an entire coral reef in its own right, artillery shells now fused into the coral masses.

• oyster: Some calcium is made from ground up oyster shells.

• scallop: A scallop shell niche below the arch contains a ribboned wreath around a cross.

• conch: Conch shell, whelk shell or sharks ' teeth may also be used.

• login: Login shells catch the terminate signal; other- wise this signal is passed on to children from the state in the shell's parent.

• snail: From snail shells to washing machines, to fingertips, to the insides of our ears.

Preposition: of

• crustacean: It is also essential for the hardening of the chitinous shell of crustaceans.