Possessives

• depth: I suggest digging down a spade's depth & width at least.

Converse of object

• ruff: However, after winning A, East can cash A and force dummy to ruff the third spade.

• throw: Yes of course, I just throw a spade on the 4th club.

• call: Andrew, married in 1965: ' Call a spade a spade.

• deny: Perhaps a quick pass would have been best, but I opted for a responsive double, showing values and denying 4 spades.

• lead: Suppose we lead a spade at trick 2. North can ruff a loser with a natural trump trick.

• carry: It worked, of course, and the following day Eric appeared in overalls, carrying a spade - Bless ' im!

Adjective modifier

• wooden: It was wrapped around the end of the wooden spade to make it easier to dig through soil.

• sharp: Then cut a large circle around the tree with a sharp spade.

• silver: The first sod of earth on the route was cut with a silver spade in October 1889.

Modifies a noun

• ruff: Obviously you need to find partner's entry to get your spade ruff.

• finesse: West led the 7. There are indeed 12 top tricks and there's the easy shot of the spade finesse for 13.

• connector: Connect the male spade connector to the brown wires you have just removed.

• terminal: Cut this and replace it with one of the spade terminals provided in the kit.

• depth: Preparation is simple - dig over ( 1.5 to 2 spades depth ) a square meter where the shrub is to be planted.

• suit: At the Leeds Swiss teams after this auction with a similar holding I decided not to lead fourth highest from a broken spade suit.

Noun used with modifier

• border: Lesley was first and chose a border spade, left handed secateurs and as she attracts rain her purple waterproof.

• steel: Many comments were given after the area of ground had been dug over but the stainless steel spades came up trumps every time.

• garden: A garden spade can be used to lever open doors.

• metal: I started to dig again and my metal spade hit something else metal a big clang went thorough everybody's ears.