parchment

Converse of object

• bake: Transfer to a baking sheet lined with baking parchment.
• make: It would take hundreds of animals to make enough parchment for a large book!
• fold: Her skin is like scorched parchment folded over her bones.
• write: No, shoot your lover in the heart with an arrow containing a secret loving note written parchment with words from a secret lover.
• illuminate: Each party is in such cases is supplied with an illuminated parchment.
• contain: A bottle containing a parchment with an account of the undertaking, a copy of the Leighton Buzzard Observer of July 18 th.

Adjective modifier

• ancient: These items came in various formats, with objects ranging from postcards to ancient parchments.
• old: The three find no treasure per se but Joe retrieves some old parchment which was worth a lot more than it appears to.
• white: Your whole concentration centers on a piece of white parchment that comes to life in front of your eyes.
• original: But its application to the treatment of lead seals still attached with cords to the original parchment has to be developed [ 2 ] .
• dusty: Upon the desk was a pile of dusty parchments.

Modifies a noun

• scroll: Hidden inside each bottle is an ancient parchment scroll.
• manuscript: It is a parchment manuscript with a fine binding of white parchment.
• paper: Place seam side down on a sheet pan lined with parchment paper.
• craft: Also in stock we have parchment craft, colored cards, pottery tools, rubber stamping and books on both art and crafts.
• document: A decorative parchment document describing how individual surnames developed from their early roots.
• book: From the fourth century, there was a general switch from the papyrus roll to the parchment book.

Noun used with modifier

• replacement: Please note it is not possible to apply for a replacement parchment or make payment via the telephone or e-mail.
• degree: Students will be required to complete a graduation enrollment form which provides information used to produce their degree parchment.
• goatskin: Proposals set down on goatskin parchment were sent to the French Pope at Avignon at a time when Catholicism was divided.