Object

• filler: Souvenirs will be on sale for stocking fillers along with tea, coffee, cakes and mince pies to keep our visitors warm.

Converse of object

• roll: Policy measures would aim at a more efficient use of rolling stock - higher occupancy, higher rate of operating time.

Preposition: at

• dog-toy.co.uk: Night Life glow in the dark disk Night Life glow in the dark disk in stock at dog-toy.co.uk.

• prezzybox: In stock at Prezzybox - with free, fast, delivery 25.

Adjective modifier

• rolling: The rolling stock, apparently, dates from the 1950s.

• laughing: The Australian machine, meanwhile, is becoming a laughing stock.

Modifies a noun

• exchange: The Saudi stock exchange has a market cap of around $ 750 billion.

• market: For the sluggish Irish stock market: blame the euro.

• cube: COOKING AIDS Even Delia Smith swears ( I'm sure she never does ) by the vegetable stock cube - make yours organic.

• transfer: To transfer shares, you will need to complete a stock transfer form, which we can send to you.

• availability: Q Why are there sometimes issues about stock availability?

Noun used with modifier

• housing: These 41 RSLs account for some 45 % of RSL housing stock in Scotland.

• fish: Plus, you've got the complication of global warming driving fish stocks north.

• chicken: I told them it was made with vegetable stock - it was chicken stock.

• vegetable: I told them it was made with vegetable stock - it was chicken stock.

• momentum: Discover momentum stocks in a snap and choose only the best every day.

• breeding: We have traveled extensively to the North West Pacific in the USA and Canada to obtain our breeding stock.

Preposition: in

• snap: Discover momentum stocks in a snap and choose only the best every day.

Preposition: with

• carp: Stocked with carp weighing up to 6lb, it flows into a small stream bordered by gunnera and the whole area attracts wildlife.

• trout: More than 300 Scottish stillwaters are stocked with rainbow trout.