parcel

Preposition: of

• land: Field systems The remnants of field systems made up of small parcels of land can be found in the modern landscape.
• manor: The manor of Braithwaite, with Coledale forms a parcel of the manor of Derwent Fells, and is now held by Lord Leconfield.
• diamond: Natural Fancy Colored Diamonds We recently sold the last of a small parcel of natural fancy colored diamonds.

Converse of object

• wrap: Individuals attending the Christmas party with dinner and distribution of a wrapped gift parcel: 152.
• send: For destinations overseas we send all parcels by Air Mail.
• pass: Steve went on to win pass the parcel - a nice bottle of wine.
• deliver: Warrant to deliver certain parcels of stuff to Tho.

Adjective modifier

• brown: It was his friend of the Harwich train, the stumpy little cure of Essex whom he had warned about his brown paper parcels.
• missing: MISSING PARCELS - if you haven't received your order after 10 days, let us know because we can track parcels online.
• neat: In theology truth is propositional tied up in neat parcels, systematized, and arranged in logical order.

Modifies a noun

• shelf: I assume the blind is incorporated into the rear parcel shelf, in which case it could get a bit expensive.
• carrier: ANC is the largest franchised express parcel carrier in the UK.
• van: Larger parties ( up to 60 bikes ) can be carried in a parcels van by special arrangement.
• tape: Some use parcel tape to secure them to stakes, some use wire, cable ties or duck tape.
• delivery: Has your post or parcel delivery ever gone awry?

Noun used with modifier

• filo: We started with a dozen delicious salads all served at once, then came crispy deep fried filo parcels of spicy fish.
• brown-paper: For answer the man waved a small brown-paper parcel triumphantly above his head.
• foil: To bake, season the fish and wrap in foil parcels with some fresh herbs, and a little white wine and/or stock.
• pasta: Perhaps the pasta parcels might be a little smaller or I need a bigger appetite.
• food: He had also, prior to his visit, arranged for the dispatch of much needed food parcels.