mirror

Object

wardrobe: The spacious bedroom has a 5 ' pine bedstead, built in mirrored wardrobes, dressing table with drawers and bedside tables.

Converse of object

• distort: The deformation being caused by the use of distorting mirrors.
• illuminate: It may be helpful to adjust the illuminating mirror and point the illumination system slightly higher or lower than center.
• crack: I check the clock and my shift is nearly finished so I hurry into the back room, and stare into the cracked mirror.

Adjective modifier

• 4oz: Junior Henry Botham also did well catching a 21lb 4oz mirror from the Old Lake on a bottom fished boilie.
• parabolic: Had the elevation of the parabolic mirror been a few yards higher, none could have lived to tell the tale.
• full-length: The Bigger Picture Do you have a full-length mirror?
• convex: The M2 mirror is a convex hyperbolic mirror with an external diameter slightly in excess of 1 meter.
• deformable: In the calculation median seeing conditions are assumed, the zenith angle is zero, and the deformable mirror is conjugate to 6.5 km.
• 24lb: SCM Phil Wright fished Temple Lake last week and managed a nice 24lb 6oz mirror.

Modifies a noun

• carp: A large pond provides a home for mirror carp and other fish.
• image: The Bible is a mirror image of our Beloved.
• symmetry: His pioneering work on the variation of Hodge structure is now very important in the study of mirror symmetry.
• maze: Can you envision a dancing waterfall maze, reflect upon a mesmerizing mirror maze or imagine a dangerous maze of flames?

Noun used with modifier

• rear-view: Using a special bracket the camera is mounted directly onto the windshield next to or below the rear-view mirror.
• Sunday: Next level after party is a sunday mirror sport.
• shaving: As the poet himself writes in the fifth of seven poems entitled ' [ untitled ] ' : Shaving mirror.
• wing: You cannot assume, for example, that a fingerprint on an outside wing mirror is evidence of taking a motor vehicle.
• bathroom: Practice in front of your family or your bathroom mirror.

Present participle complement

weigh: Duncan also caught two smaller mirrors weighing 21lb 9oz and 20lb 5oz.