Converse of object

• peg: Most of the fabrics are typical York products and probably belong to peg tile, rather than nib.

• glaze: The tunnel is lined with 200,000 glazed white tiles.

Object

• hearth: Feature brick fireplace and tiled hearth and fitted with a living flame gas fire.

• floor: Tiled floors apart from the wooden boarding beneath the choir stalls.

• splash: Shower Room: With shower cubicle having sliding door, hand basin with tiled splash back, strip light, shaver socket.

• roof: Red brick built with a tiled roof in a nice area with a garden shed.

Adjective modifier

• ceramic: Ceramic tiles to three walls, obscure double glazed window to rear, radiator.

• encaustic: Galleries display delicate examples of encaustic tiles, from single, rather plain, patterns, to vast wall panels.

• plain: Where the method of suspension was no intact tiles were defined as plain tiles.

Modifies a noun

• adhesive: Will the heat affect the tile adhesive or tiles?

• grout: When fully dry, grout the mosaic with tile grout.

• flooring: There is a well equipped kitchen/dining room with original beams and quarry tile flooring.

Noun used with modifier

• terracotta: Once a single house, now used as two, with terracotta tiles in both gables.

• clay: The students made their own clay tiles in response to the Reading Abbey tiles.

• ridge: Roof: slate roofs with plain reconstituted clay ridge tiles.

• roof: He also raised concerns about imported clay roof tiles entering the UK around 10 per cent cheaper than domestic clay roof tiles.

• roofing: This can be prevented by installing moisture barrier beneath the roofing tiles.

• mosaic: The only touch of color can be found in the deep blue mosaic tiles in the walk in oval shower.