goose

Preposition: down

• duvet: Down is the finest of all fillings and its unique ability to trap air means this goose down duvet is exceptionally light.
• pillow: Also on offer are a pair of matching Hungarian goose down pillows for just £ 79.99.

Converse of object

• fatten: People during the Middle Ages also ate fattened geese.
• migrate: It is famous for the large number of migrating geese that come here.

Adjective modifier

• brent: Have a look for the heron stalking its prey and the brent geese coming into land after their 3000 km flight from the Arctic.
• pink-footed: Cumbria, where it is possible to hunt pink-footed geese, most of which breed in Iceland, each winter?
• white-fronted: The bog also provides habitats for upland birds, with the Greenland white-fronted goose being of particular note.
• dark-bellied: We are preparing a list of sites used by dark-bellied brent geese in Denmark.
• pinkfooted: So ended a fantastic day, the final bag included pinkfooted geese, mallard, wigeon, pheasant and a hare.
• Hawaiian: One of their early successes in conservation was the preservation of the Hawaiian goose.

Modifies a noun

• pimple: You get stomach cramps, diarrhea, sickness, headache, nausea, goose pimples, hot & sweaty, then really cold.
• bump: Reading your post I got goose bumps all over.
• quill: Queen Elizabeth favored swans, and wisely: although some writers found them too stiff, a swan quill would outlast 50 goose quills.
• barnacle: Goose tree Goose barnacles often attach themselves to the bottom of boats and any floating object.
• feather: They can be filled with duck or goose feather or down.

Noun used with modifier

• greylag: We sat out in the evening, watching the fish jump and greylag geese swim by with their babies.
• barnacle: On tuesday I came accross a barnacle goose in Combe Haven valley.
• solan: He had charge beside of the solan geese that roosted in the crags; and from these an extraordinary income is derived.
• roast: Roast goose for 2 to 2 ½ hours draining the fat often.