strainer

Converse of object

• snare: Kiemo has found this to be simply the best snare strainer on the market today.
• use: While you use the strainer, keep the leaves away in a corner of the pan by using a spoon.
• need: Do you need a strainer or a frying pan?
• attach: Attach the wire strainers to the second straining post.

Adjective modifier

• conventional: The diagram shows the parts of a conventional strainer.
• fine: Add the lemon juice and salt and pepper to taste then strain through a fine strainer and reserve in a warm place.
• stainless: The stainless steel strainer fitted into the half bowl of the sink works like a colander.
• small: Watts ' current product offering of strainers focuses on small diameter strainers for plumbing applications.
• large: The larger strainer allows debris like Koi waste or dead plants, up to 8mm in diameter, to pass through.
• double: Where ground conditions are difficult, or very high strains have to be held, a double box strainer can be constructed.

Modifies a noun

• basket: The casing in which the strainer basket is housed.
• post: The steep slope has been terraced, with chunky logs or strainer posts placed to keep the soil in place.
• waste: A space saving siphon and basket strainer waste are included.
• assembly: Strainer assemblies Conventional This is the most common type of strainer used on fences in Britain.

Noun used with modifier

• tea: The pills offer all the values of loose tea without the use of a tea strainer.
• wire: Blend in blender until smooth, then pour through a wire strainer.
• steel: The stainless steel strainer fitted into the half bowl of the sink works like a colander.
• box: Construction of box strainer 1 Knock the two posts into the ground, the distance apart of the horizontal stay.
• oil: Inside, he found that accumulated debris has almost completely blocked the oil strainer, fortunately without the engine having suffered any damage.
• basket: A space saving siphon and basket strainer waste are included.