pheasant

Converse of object

• shoot: A friend went out with an air rifle and shot a second pheasant, so we had a brace.
• rear: We believe that regulations must lay down detailed provisions for the welfare of pheasants reared for shooting.
• kill: MAX History: Max was handed in because he caught and killed pheasants.
• hit: When I hit the pheasant the man standing with me was jumping with joy because it had taken me all morning to hit something.
• drive: Shooting The steep banks of the Spey and Avon glens and mature hardwoods allow driven pheasants to be shown well to lines of guns.
• release: Reported losses of birds were often under 1 % but rose to over 10 % of released pheasants on different shoots.

Adjective modifier

• golden: Is the golden pheasant a real bird or just a walking painting?
• wild: The other night, I saw a neighbor chasing a wild pheasant with a stick?
• male: All male pheasants usually develop a spur on the back of each leg.
• female: The female pheasant turned up again today with 2 small chicks.
• young: Rock in superb form took a young pheasant that was nicely pointed and flushed by Spencer.

Modifies a noun

• plucker: Do you know of any pheasant pluckers in Nigeria?
• nymph: I also use weighted pheasant tail nymphs in sizes 10 to 14.
• tail: I also use weighted pheasant tail nymphs in sizes 10 to 14.
• shooting: Rough Shooting Walked up pheasant shooting can be arranged for parties up to 8 guests for 4 weeks during November.
• chick: On two of these the pheasant chicks had originated from one hatchery.
• breast: You'll find boneless pheasant breasts, which, just like chicken, can be cooked in a huge variety of ways.

Noun used with modifier

• roast: Guest favorites include pot roast pheasant flamed in brandy with red wine sauce.
• hen: A hen pheasant flew off some ten feet in front of me.