rook

Converse of object

• shoot: Alex James: The Great Escape Published: 10 May 2006 They shoot rooks don't they?
• crow: Live prey is preferred at this time ( especially young crows, rooks, magpies, voles and rabbits ).
• nest: Not to mention the dreadful unhygienic mess that nesting rooks can cause and the difficulty of removing the nests once established!
• get: Steve got a good rooks in the 17th to set two and Guy's reply left him a bridge for a 4c.
• win: Then he under-promoted to a N so that it would be check and win a rook with tempo.
• take: If black takes the pawn with the rook, queen takes rook wins the exchange.

Adjective modifier

• black: Sky very clear blue coming up from the moor and oak tree and complex network branches were full of black rooks.
• white: He once boasted he had shot a white rook and later found it was one of his own chickens.
• noisy: You may see birds gathering twigs and flying off with them, or hear noisy rooks in the tree-tops fighting over nesting materials.
• other: Sounds silly but the falcon knows that nothing likes going into thorn bushes, so she is protecting herself against retaliation by other rooks.
• juvenile: Juvenile rooks form long-term alliances, which are based on high levels of affiliative behavior ( preening, food sharing ) between partners.

Modifies a noun

• sacrifice: Emboldened, I suggest a rook sacrifice on f7.
• hawk: However, with the things that can go wrong there is immeasurable pleasure to be had from a good rook hawk.
• pie: Books gave us recipes from the wild, like squirrel tail soup and rook pie.
• place: Observations The events that rook place during the day were complex.