sinker

Preposition: of

• pit: The original sinkers of the pits ( about 40 in number ) had been lodged in one dwelling house, ' Y Lluest ' .

Adjective modifier

• fast: A number 10 line weighs the same whether its a fast sinker or a floater.
• net: The conical-shaped stones belong to the same period, and were used, it is thought, as net sinkers or loom weights.
• lead: Lead poisoning continues to be a danger to swans as well as other waterfowl due to the ingestion of lead fishing sinkers.
• Gemini: The Gemini sinker will be noticeably harder to push.

Modifies a noun

• weight: Valeport also offer a range of streamlined lead or gun-metal sinker weights, from 7 to 90kg.

Noun used with modifier

• die: I fussed and scraped with a combination of die sinkers flies and a surgical scalpel.
• mine: A number of moored mine sinkers were also recovered.
• egg: Each egg sinker is carefully designed to balance Fox pike floats.
• master: Messrs. Emerson, Shields, and Wilkinson were master sinkers working under Mr. Coulson.