ruby

Converse of object

• get: Posted by Darren on 02 Nov 2004 Sam I have to get ruby has a take out from a pub in Sheffield.
• have: There's a large statue in the temple, which seems to have rubies for eyes.
• wear: Inside are the enameled busts of the Queen and her mother, Anne Boleyn, wearing ruby and diamond brooches respectively.
• find: The problem previously was that textmate wasn't finding ruby at all.
• take: Death will take a ruby from it, place the ruby in your hands, you will strike my head with it.

Noun used with modifier

• balas: Richard II had a coat, valued at thirty thousand marks, which was covered with balas rubies.
• star: Goujun sat up in the pile of cushions, hair loose around his shoulders, eyes blood-red and cold as star rubies.

Adjective modifier

• dark: She was a ghost in white among taller ghosts, and she followed them placidly, her eyes dark rubies in the night.
• deep: Tasting Note: Deep ruby in color with a youthfull crimson rim.
• red: God then ordered the angels to bring from the highest Paradise a stone of red ruby.
• good: Cobra goes kosher Whether you like your curry hot or mild, nothing goes finer with a good old ruby than some beer.
• synthetic: Consists of hundreds of letters hand written in many segments over a number of years by Bruce Roberts, the creator of synthetic rubies.
• large: His head is wrapped in a turban and in the center of its front is the largest ruby they've ever seen.

Modifies a noun

• chard: These include ruby chard, lambs lettuce, and salad burnet.
• slipper: Maybe we should offer some ruby slippers by way of sending them back home.
• glow: Eye color to reflect a distinct rich ruby glow.
• lip: Although she is outlined in black ink, one sees ruby red lips and emphatic eyeliner.
• laser: You see not even all ruby lasers are the same!
• red: Tasting Note: Deep ruby red in color tending to brown around the edges.

Preposition: in

• color: Tasting Note: Deep ruby in color with a youthfull crimson rim.