rivulet

Preposition: of

• water: Let the pain flow out from you down through your feet along with the rivulets of water.
• sweat: With each heartbeat her blood would sizzle, scorching Annamika until rivulets of sweat ran down her hot body.
• gasoline: One car's fuel tank has burst and a rivulet of gasoline is running toward an upturned car.
• blood: Any pity we feel, any seeds of identification that Bittersweet waters, get shot straight down in rivulets of blood and gore.

Converse of subject

cross: It is a large and handsome mansion, with beautiful pleasure grounds crossed by a small rivulet.

Converse of object

• cross: A bridge crosses the rivulet on the site of the ancient stone ford, which gave name to the village.
• flow: When it flowed this rivulet was reputed to mark the ancient boundary between the parishes of Cardiff and Llandaf.
• become: The ditch alongside the footpath known as Gypsy Lane has become a rivulet in its own right.

Adjective modifier

• small: A small rivulet arches over a cliff, the movement of sun on water spring leaves in a light breeze.
• little: Springs start here and there at the feet of the hills; and little rivulets pour away in all directions.
• several: There are several rivulets and burns in this parish.
• tiny: My face is wet, tiny rivulets form on my coat running down to that huge sponge of a forest floor.
• numerous: The country through which they passed was not only well wooded, but well watered by numerous rivulets.
• clear: On the left hand, almost close to the high road, I met with a singularly clear rivulet.