Converse of object

• stop: Finding your stop valve(s ) Most properties have an internal stop valve, which stops the incoming water supply.

Adjective modifier

• cold: Cold Water Supply System Any external water supply is almost always a cold water supply.

• contaminated: The World Health Organization ( WHO ) warns that water-borne infectious diseases have spread through contaminated water supplies.

• incoming: The geographic location of the dentists and the source of the incoming mains water supply proved to be critical.

• alternative: Arrangements for alternative water supplies may need to be made for these groups.

• external: Cold Water Supply System Any external water supply is almost always a cold water supply.

Modifies a noun

• pipe: Lydia Pendlebury Most of London has lead in the water supply pipes.

• reservoir: The project site was a working water supply reservoir between 1906 and 1979.

• company: Agreements with the other water supply companies within our region allow a comprehensive search for every property, residential or commercial to be produced.

• regulation: Water supply water quality regulations ( England ) consultation document Pages 23 to 45: Reprint of the EU directive.

• quality: Water supply water quality regulations ( England ) consultation document Pages 23 to 45: Reprint of the EU directive.

• information: Southern Water holds the drainage information for 2.2 million homes in the South East and the water supply information on 1.1 million homes.

Noun used with modifier

• drinking: The Group emphasizes the importance of liaison and team work in managing an incident or outbreak involving Cryptosporidium in the drinking water supply.

• main: The geographic location of the dentists and the source of the incoming mains water supply proved to be critical.

Preposition: in

• emergency: Know where your stop valves are and ensure that they work so that you can turn off your water supply in an emergency.

Preposition: for

• town: In all probability, this well was merely a water supply for the town, provided by the monks at the Abbey ' .