Converse of object

• rot: The removal of a rotting tree stump may also allow for excavation within the ' shrine ' building.

• decay: Often the nest is built over a decaying tree stump which, along with other decaying organic matter, provides heat.

• hit: These Aussies can't even hit the stumps from 80 yards!

• miss: It takes you off track into a narrow taped chicane around fir trees, trying to miss stumps on the off side.

• remove: Hold the screw head in a vise, and knock the spade with a mallet or club hammer to remove the stump.

Adjective modifier

• shattered: Crops grow in the fields and tall trees in woods have replaced the shattered stumps of eighty years ago.

• rotten: Malcolm pointed to some rotten stumps with holes in, " a good example of Weka work " he muttered.

• middle: Judging from his expression, I had flattened his middle stump.

• broken: The helicopter then crashed, ending up with the broken stump of pole lying across the tail boom.

• off: Bowling slightly fuller than usual on or around off stump is the best tactic.

• mere: Both would be left as mere stumps in a wasteland.

Modifies a noun

• grinder: The stump has been ground down to around 6 " below lawn level with a stump grinder.

• removal: Tree stump removal on Palewell Park delayed due to access problems.

Noun used with modifier

• tree: A simple tree stump or large log turned on its end will normally suffice.

• leg: Leg stump - the stump on the leg side.

• cricket: Answer: 1988 3 ) What is the official height of cricket stumps?

• pine: There may be a few pine stumps among the Field Maple.

Particle object: up_obj

• cash: Too well, in fact, cos I keep having to somehow stump up the cash to get more done!

Preposition: of

• candle: On one corner of this was stuck the stump of a red wax candle.

Preposition: up

• cash: But the real issue for small firms is whether the EU is prepared to stump up cash for having caused such chaos.