potter

Followed by a transitive particle

around: We finished the dive by pottering around the harbor wall.

Converse of object

• harry: This site is for everyone who loves harry potter.
• watch: Years ago I remember on holiday taking my three year old son to watch a potter throwing pots.

Adjective modifier

• Islamic: It also discusses technical innovations made by Islamic potters: these are not considered chronologically but alongside the relevant procedural sections.
• skilled: Ware can be produced from liquid clay in plaster molds, this process does not require a skilled potter.
• Japanese: Today, Japanese artist potters are among the finest anywhere.
• experienced: An experienced potter will guide children through all the processes.
• famous: His father, Clement Wedgwood, was the grandson of Josiah Wedgwood, the famous potter from Staffordshire.
• contemporary: For Hammond all contemporary craft potters, however diverse in method and intention, contributed to the momentum of the discipline.

Modifies a noun

• wasp: This is a parasitic wasp and it parasitises the potter wasp above.
• wheel: Most of Trevor's pots are thrown on the potters wheel.

Modifying Another Word

about: Physical fitness To reap the benefits of gardening, you have to do more than just potter about.

Noun used with modifier

• studio: A modern studio potter produces a vertical handle by rolling out a coil of clay.
• master: Was Niglett working as a master potter at Temple Backs, or another pottery, or did he have some sort of independent business?

Possessives

• wheel: For example, the potter's wheel goes out of use locally.
• clay: The daughters of potter's clay will not rise to the ranks of those whom the gods begat in beds of purple.
• vessel: Thou shalt dash them in pieces like a potter's vessel.

Preposition: in

garden: He potters in the kitchen garden, wanders through the forest.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• around: I didn't potter around with that in the script too much.
• along: Finally on the road, we headed over the Pyrenees and down into Spain - steadily pottering along and seeing the sights.