Object

• ounce: Mr Blast gives us a tough, tough tune, unsurprisingly written by Sam Dees, that he wrings every ounce of emotion from.

• heart: For however the world may have made progress there are still many situations that wring the heart with anguish.

• hand: Some have said so with glee, others with wringing hands and a heavy heart.

Adjective complement

• dry: Clean mops with soap and water rinsing in a bleach solution, wring as dry as possible and then hang to dry.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: Do n't wring out or agitate too much and dry flat.

• not: Cool hand wash or can be dry cleaned, do not wring or spin, dry flat, do not iron.

• just: Shall we just wring our hands at what the local lads get up to?

Particle object: out_obj

• water: Stopped at Tintern Station picnic site to wring out the water.

• towel: If you have a freezer you could wring out a wet towel and freeze it.

• clothes: Behind them a third girl is using a small mangle to wring out the clothes.

Preposition: of

• hand: This must cause much wringing of hands among the bambiists, who hate the thought of anyone enjoying the proliferation of wild game.