stirrup

Converse of subject

• exert: The force exerted by the stirrup on the oval window is converted into hydraulic pressure waves.

Converse of object

• have: I only had one stirrup then, and that was it.
• lose: I lost a stirrup, but my legs clung on like tentacles.

Adjective modifier

• long: The saddles will be Chilean - the same as American saddles - with long stirrups.
• wooden: To keep the glass upright, it sits in a wooden stirrup.

Modifies a noun

• leggings: Here are some unworn original late 70's Dance Center stirrup dance leggings - wear if you dare!
• pump: Fire unit called to 102, the rest were tackled with stirrup pumps.
• leather: Stirrup leather must be attached under the saddle flaps for the duration of the trial.
• cup: From the meet we went for a stirrup cup to a nearby farm.
• iron: Approx 30 saddles and 25 stirrup irons and leathers from two tack rooms which had reinforced doors and walls.
• dance: Here are some unworn original late 70's Dance Center stirrup dance leggings - wear if you dare!

Noun used with modifier

• steel: Mild steel stirrups f 10 are placed uniformly distributed at 200 mm offsets.
• foot: With reckless abandon, Glitch pushed down on the foot stirrup.
• rod: Next fit the gear and throttle rod stirrups, with the bushes.
• safety: Special safety stirrup irons are available to reduce this risk.