granary

Converse of object

• convert: The latter is interested in converting the granary into flats.
• build: The dock housed the first purpose built granary for the Baltic grain market.
• include: An imposing detached large farmhouse with extensive lawns and attractive outbuildings, including a listed Granary on staddle stones.
• have: They have granaries to process the grain and provide more food for the people.
• restore: The restaurant itself is housed in a vast restored granary.

Preposition: on

• stone: An old granary on saddle stones stands by the gate.

Adjective modifier

• converted: The studio is part of a converted granary which sits alongside a 13th century tithe barn where our dried rush is stored.
• former: Kirby Key, the former granary was converted to a house around 1920.
• old: An old granary on saddle stones stands by the gate.
• large: For this reason all Roman forts had large granaries to store such things as wheat, barley, peas and beans.
• new: AD 100, when two new granaries were also built.
• original: These 6 cottages have been beautifully converted from the original granaries, stabling and cowsheds of this working arable farm.

Modifies a noun

• toast: Farmhouse breakfast available too, with free range eggs, smoked bacon & granary toast.
• bread: Granary bread is full of fiber which helps you to digest your food.
• flour: Granary flour is a trademarked type of flour containing kibbled and whole-grains used to make granary bread and rolls.
• cottage: Granary Cottage also has a master bedroom on the ground floor next to the bathroom.
• roll: Try serving hot dogs or burgers in a wholemeal or granary roll.
• building: At the Town Key in Abbey Road, Barking there is a 17th century timber-framed old granary building.

Noun used with modifier

• century: The old 19th century granary overlooking the harbor is now the Crusoe hotel.
• stone: Sycamore Lodge - Originally an old stone granary first built in the late 1800's.