isle

Preposition: of

• wight: The isle of wight has some well established f.. .
• sea: The ocean is ours; the isles of the sea Bow to our bidding and bring us their treasure Of grain and of gold.
• dog: Construction began at Russell's own shipyard at the isle of dogs, Millwall, London in 1854.
• man: ISLE OF MAN The Easter Bunny must have devoured half our members.

Converse of object

• enchant: A little further south, meet the regular ferry to the enchanted isle of Arran.
• inhabit: Island hopping - get to know 10 of the 143 inhabited Danish isles in only 10 days!
• surround: Archie's paintings reflect his love of the surrounding Scottish isles.
• visit: You can buy a combined ferry and coach ticket to visit the isles of Harris and North Uist.
• leave: After seeing the beacon, the ships return and they leave the isle of Byde far behind.
• have: Not since the time of Somerled had the isles enjoyed such independence, but his ambitions were to be his undoing.

Adjective modifier

• sceptred: The Heritage Trail - " One of his sceptred isle 's greatest assets is her incredible wealth of heritage.
• Hebridean: Apart from this northwestern corner and the outer Hebridean isles, most is buried far beneath the surface.
• sceptered: Never forget that you are ambassadors of these sceptered isles.
• emerald: There is no where quite like the emerald isle.
• uninhabited: Then it was time to set our course to the even more remote uninhabited isles to the west next stop North Rona!
• western: A darkness fell over the western isles with the church bearing the brunt of the violence.

Modifies a noun

• airport: Market's Gallic charms Channel isle airport plans fail to.. .
• plan: Market's Gallic charms Channel isle airport plans fail to.. .
• service: The fault reduced the north isles service to one ferry - with the Earl Sigurd also out of action pending engine repairs.

Noun used with modifier

desert: Instant desert isle for the cost of an inch of sticky tape!