partridge

Converse of object

• shoot: Loading with speed and efficiency The Shooting It is normal to shoot Spanish partridges with double guns.
• see: You may also be lucky and see partridge and hare in the fields here abouts.
• include: The whole family is known as the Galliformes and also includes partridges, quail, grouse and even turkeys.
• drive: The estate offers a high quality driven partridge shoot.
• have: At present I have about 100 Partridges in my family tree.
• kill: There was also a clause that £ 20 had to be paid for every pheasant or partridge killed on the land.

Noun used with modifier

• gray: Perdix perdix gray partridge S S Concentrated in open arable farmland with hedgerows.

Adjective modifier

• red-legged: More... October 18th 2004 Red-legged partridge: new garden bird?
• gray: Back then, gray partridge were the most common game birds in the country.
• wild: Wild gray partridges should only be shot where they are actively conserved.
• red: The three course lunch dishes vary from roast red leg partridge to pan fried foie gras.
• French: The red-legged or french partridge is much more common than the gray legged variety.
• English: Several pairs of English partridge and French partridge have also been spotted.

Modifies a noun

• shooting: Driven pheasant and partridge shooting runs from the beginning of October until the end of January.
• number: Our partridge numbers are increasing due to all the management methods we employ.
• breast: Put the partridge breast on top of the stuffing.
• egg: June 2 nd 1909 Arthur Wordley, a mat maker of Glemsford, was summoned for having in his possession 7 partridge eggs.
• chick: Arable margins with a tussocky sward provide valuable nesting cover and a valuable food source for gray partridge chicks.
• box: Traditional partridge boxes are constructed to specifications advocated by the Game Conservancy Trust.

Preposition: in

• tree: The partridge in a pear tree is Jesus Christ, the Son of God.