nib

Preposition: of

• pen: These lines flow from the nib Of a pen dipped in blood!

Converse of object

• have: Unlike tiles that have nibs to locate them on a batten, every double lap slate needs to be twice nailed.
• use: I used the default nib at a size of 15 to work on my damaged photo.
• form: The proposal to solve line of site problem at bottom of Brae is to form extended cobble nib into road.

Adjective modifier

• fine: I equipped myself with the finest dip pen nib I could find.
• broad: It was written with fairly broad nibs held parallel to the double guide lines ruled on the page.
• thin: Use a pencil, biro or fountain pen with a thin nib and which has a smooth run over the surface of the paper.
• solid: Choice of 14ct solid gold nibs on italic options.

Modifies a noun

• width: What nib widths are available for the Porsche Design Fountain Pens?
• tile: In York there are two types of plain tile - peg tile and nib tile.
• size: The biggest nib size, 0.7 has proved to be my favorite.
• shape: The brush variants range from fine point to blunt, and they have a variety of nib shapes and opacity levels.
• pen: During the nineteenth century, the manufacturing of nib pens employed many people.
• holder: Please note that the nib holders are supplied to us in assorted colors so we cannot guarantee the color you will receive.

Noun used with modifier

• pen: I equipped myself with the finest dip pen nib I could find.
• steel: Sheffield inventor who perfected a process for the manufacture of steel pen nibs.
• gold: Each pen is fitted with a rhodium plated 18 carat gold nib - which makes it a rather collectible item!
• metal: The ink pens we used were very basic, just a wooden handle like a pencil with a metal nib at the end.
• medium: Only medium nibs are available at present ( note that these write on the wide side ).
• peanut: Peanut Nibs are the closest food to a bird's natural diet.