Converse of object

• install: I wonder if I can get them to install a urinal down here now.

• use: The second is to use an urinal for his physical needs.

• have: Now usually they have smaller urinal bowls for the kids.

• flush: The university uses the equivalent of a small reservoir of water each year; 20 million liters alone are used simply for flushing urinals.

• include: These ' exhibits ' include night urinals, refuse pits and grease traps.

• find: Such was my relief at finally finding a urinal - I decided to take a rest before making the trip back in.

Adjective modifier

• waterless: Waterless Urinals: Use an insert that reacts with the pheremones in the urine to cancel out the smell.

• female: Recent innovation has resulted in an increase in the number of female urinals on the market.

• male: There is not a typical stand-up male urinal, or more than one toilet for females.

• open: She only succeeds in blowing up the open air urinal in the town square.

• public: The Emperor Vespasian is raising money for the treasury by placing a tax on public urinals ( approx 71 AD ).

• only: You invest in the world's only flushable toddler urinal of course.

Modifies a noun

• control: Urinal controls - ' keep ' em sweet ' Boys toilets can be very smelly places!

• system: The AIR FLUSH ® urinal system is ideally suited to sites with multiple urinal bowls and very heavy usage.

Noun used with modifier

• air: She only succeeds in blowing up the open air urinal in the town square.

• toddler: You invest in the world's only flushable toddler urinal of course.

• steel: At the end of the cubicles behind a wall is a stainless steel urinal.

Possessives

• man: In Britain years ago one could see similar signs pointing to a men's urinal.

• gents: A wall of lockers switches into doors, cupboards and even the gents ' urinal.

Preposition: for

• woman: Abstract: Joan McIntosh describes the range of urinals for women available in the UK.