semen

Converse of object

• collect: The Cattle Semen Bank collects semen from bulls of breeds on the Trust's Priority List.
• store: Farmers wishing to store bull semen for use on their farm must also obtain a license.
• produce: The prostate gland produces semen, the fluid that transports sperm from a man's body during orgasm.
• use: The Unit uses only frozen semen for DI treatment.
• pour: He will be happy to pour lusty semen into the womb, and then he will leave you to it!
• import: By utilizing semen imported from high producing sires the genetic potential of the native breeds can be improved.

Adjective modifier

• sexed: Possibly the initial use of sexed semen will be to use heifer semen in those herds breeding their own heifer replacements.
• bovine: Sweden had introduced an embargo on importation of bovine semen from the UK.
• frozen: The Unit uses only frozen semen for DI treatment.
• human: In the case of human semen, the spermatozoa have to be protected from an unwanted attack by the female immune system.

Modifies a noun

• stain: If semen stains are present in her underwear, there is only one way they got there.
• sample: The semen samples showed that the blood groups matched.
• analysis: The male partner should normally have two semen analyzes performed during the initial investigation.
• collection: The elite sires are being identified for semen collection.
• volume: Sexual dysfunction ( decreased sex drive, erectile dysfunction, and decreased semen volume ) are observed in about 3.8 % of cases.
• donor: I have no information whatsoever about the identity of the semen donor for either child.

Noun used with modifier

• bull: Farmers wishing to store bull semen for use on their farm must also obtain a license.

Possessives

• bull: The farmer decides which traits are most desirable for his or her farming purposes and buys in the appropriate bull's semen.

Preposition: from

• bull: The Cattle Semen Bank collects semen from bulls of breeds on the Trust's Priority List.

Preposition: for

• insemination: The biggest risk to UK horses comes from the importation of infected ( carrier ) stallions or their semen for artificial insemination.