lime

Object

• oak: Bathroom 2: Most attractive fitted out in limed oak with fully tiled walls.

Converse of object

• slake: Slaked lime 40 What is the name for slaked lime dissolved in water?
• add: Choose a well drained spot; neutral soil is best so add lime if your soil is acid.
• apply: To encourage pink to red blooms on plants in high acid soil, apply lime to the soil.
• mix: You shouldn't mix lime render and cement render.

Preposition: around

• rim: Place a layer of sea salt in a saucer and rub a quarter of lime around the rim of the 2 chilled glasses.

Adjective modifier

• non-hydraulic: Both hydraulic and non-hydraulic limes must be kept slightly damp but at the same time air must be allowed to circulate.
• hydrated: I am on the trail of Hydrated lime too.
• small-leaved: Small-leaved lime, Clowes Wood The trees that grow in Clowes Wood in a sense tell the story of woodlands in Britain.
• hydraulic: Hydraulic lime on the other hand will set in the absence of air, even underwater.
• large-leaved: The tree that is special in these ancient woods is the large-leaved lime.
• leaved: Richard Crosby from Devon contacted us about his 'adopted ' small leaved lime he was worried about.

Modifies a noun

• mortar: In some places the original lime mortar was, frankly, just sand.
• kiln: The old lime kilns on the eastern side of the harbor.
• putty: For lime plaster you would normally use lime putty supplied in a tub.
• juice: With a squeeze of fresh lime juice, olive oil makes a very pleasant salad dressing.
• plaster: For lime plaster you would normally use lime putty supplied in a tub.
• zest: Meanwhile, place the butter, chili, lime juice and lime zest in a small saucepan.

Noun used with modifier

• kaffir: Get ready to treat your hands to a rich infusion of Thai kaffir lime leaves.
• soda: Note that it must never be used in the presence of soda lime.