fur

Converse of object

• wis: Everybody hoped it wis never, fur the team's sake.
• wear: Asked what actions she would take, Wintour didn't hesitate to say: " Wear more fur.

Adjective modifier

• matted: Fly strike is when a fly lays its eggs in the matted fur or sometimes even just inside the anus.
• fake: Several holes are left empty or the finished item would look like fake fur, not hair.
• shaggy: Its long dense and shaggy fur has a reddish wooly appearance on the underside; especially near the tail.
• fluffy: The range of textures he creates - tough hide, fluffy fur, preened feathers, dry scales - is extraordinary.
• silky: I stroked her silky fur, and then let her sit behind me.
• plush: With soft plush fur, this bear must be touched to be believed!

Modifies a noun

• coat: They develop a thick fur coat to stay warm.
• seal: In front of me some fur seals were waiting in ambush.
• trapper: Altruistic patriotism was less of a motive of his than legitimized plunder of the Buriat fur trappers.
• steller: And to for fur seals steller 's and snuff bottles in mid to.
• farming: Back in 1989 the Farm Animal Welfare Council examined mink and fox fur farming.
• collar: Coats and jackets are trimmed with luxurious fur collars, bags and belts are embellished with fringes.

Noun used with modifier

• faux: Made from the softest dark chocolate brown faux fur, with cute rounded collars.
• rabbit: The majority of fur products appeared to be made from cheap imported rabbit fur from the far east.
• belly: Then the pup leaped up and grabbed a mouthful of Cherokee's belly fur and hung on.
• chinchilla: In chinchillas fur chewing is said to be down to boredom, stress or lack of fiber.
• fox: Back in 1989 the Farm Animal Welfare Council examined mink and fox fur farming.
• bum: Abdul the camel seemed happy enough tho, despite his smoking bum fur.