tine

Preposition: of

• fork: Pierce the squash 6 times with the tines of a large fork.

Converse of object

• use: More harm than good results in using hollow tines at the wrong season or for the wrong reasons.
• have: I remember having tine off from work me Saturday morning to fit him out with a new uniform from the Shop.
• cultivate: Winter barley seed broadcast over the soil and plowed or tine cultivated emerged in the greatest numbers following the tine cultivations.

Adjective modifier

• hollow: More harm than good results in using hollow tines at the wrong season or for the wrong reasons.
• solid: Its solid, hooked tines cut through the toughest thatch and the wheels keep it at a constant level.
• same: They have now covered over 4000 acres and they are still on the same tines.
• 8mm: Rigid, mechanical or hydraulic folding units with a choice of 7mm or 8mm tines are available.
• heavy: Used heavy spring tines to rip up docks followed by a lighter cultivation to rake up and then burn.
• first: The first tine to extract cores of soil was designed and produced by Paul's of Paisley in 1919.

Modifies a noun

• weeder: By spring some weeds are already too big for the tine weeder to tackle.
• aeration: However, the benefits of frequent tine aeration far outweigh the side affects.
• harrow: A new spring tine harrow specially designed for use on grassland is solving an age-old problem for dairy farmer Will Taylor.
• cultivation: The Pronto DD ' s have a tine cultivation element where the DC's have a discing front element.
• aerator: Simply push hollow tine aerator into the ground with your foot on the cross bar.
• core: The initial suggestion to establish the greens from hollow tine cores was provided by Dr. Ian McClements, Senior Agronomist for STRI covering Ireland.

Noun used with modifier

• rou-: A pointer to the screen of the previous terminal is returned by the rou- tine.
• spring: Each section has six rows of oil tempered spring tines.
• antler: Of particular interest was the discovery of fragments of antler tine, some of which had been worked.
• steel: Their hardened steel spring tines aerate the soil at the same time.