phial

Preposition: of

• blood: Asked why he was sent there, what the phials of blood were being tested for and where were the nurses.
• crystal: In the Basilica they keep a small vial of rock crystal which dates from the 11 th or 12 th Century AD.
• acid: Onto the couch, soft music playing, dermatologist mixing sterile water with phials of powdered polylactic acid.
• water: Algae should be collected in screw top phials of water, preferably the water in which they are found growing.
• cyanide: The vial of cyanide was found in the lining of his jacket.

Converse of object

• keep: In the Basilica they keep a small vial of rock crystal which dates from the 11 th or 12 th Century AD.
• find: Within this material was found a rare glass vial.
• drop: A few years later, Parsons blew himself to Hades by accidentally dropping a vial of nitroglycerin.
• tip: Ewan tipped a vial of a healing brew into the barbarian's mouth and tilted him slightly.
• take: The hospital took five phials of type A+ blood marked with brightly colored labels.
• have: Have a vial with a narrow neck & a glass stopper.

Adjective modifier

• small: In the Basilica they keep a small vial of rock crystal which dates from the 11 th or 12 th Century AD.
• little: If you are lazy you will buy little glass phials will oil inside.
• missing: J.P: How did the Messager's journalist learn about the missing phials?

Noun used with modifier

glass: The glass vial in her hand had warmed itself to her body heat by now.