Converse of object

• weigh: Enter your answer Thomas Ball Question 24: What weighed 464 stones in 1823?

• carve: Figure 7: Carved stone with Pictish Latin inscription.

• lay: In May 1920 King George V laid the foundation stone of the Old Building.

• step: It was the perfect stepping stone for what was to come next.

Adjective modifier

• semi-precious: Veins of semi-precious stones and metals were created including copper, lead, silver and iron.

• stepping: Robson says it's an ideal stepping stone, a big club with small pressures.

Noun used with modifier

• paving: The paving stones are designed to show where the Market Hall would have originally stood.

Modifies a noun

• wall: There is an obvious stone wall running through the area.

• fireplace: Living Rooms: Large area with a stone fireplace.

• barn: By night they are housed in a large stone barn with plenty of space, all their feed is additive free.

• cottage: A delightful rural hamlet of natural stone cottages, set deep in the wooded Camel valley.

• slab: The drying chamber, with an inner ring of upright stone slabs, had been cut into the earlier enclosure bank.

Noun used with modifier

• kidney: A kidney stone is a possible cause of this.

• standing: A sign points the way to Macleod's standing stone on the far side of the sand about 700 meters from the road.

• foundation: The foundation stone of a new church was laid by Miss Hill of Appleby on 11 July, 1866.

• rubble: Causeway wall of granite rubble stone with roadway between.

• memorial: Firstly, the memorial stone next to the entrance of the bunker.