tome

Preposition: of

page: Derry's second book, another large tome of 476 pages, is essentially a volume of philosophy.

Converse of object

• write: He has also written a vast tome called the ' Structure of Singing ' which is outside almost anyone's budget!
• read: I've just embarked upon the journey that is reading this tome.
• publish: What it has done is to publish a massive tome of text which is not indexed in any way.
• produce: Husband and wife, William and Sophie have produced a beautiful tome which tells you all you need to know.
• find: At the book shop you will find nearly every educational tome you will need.
• have: I have many tomes encountered case where people do not know where they are saving their word processing documents.

Adjective modifier

• weighty: I suspect far more people became better informed from the site visit than any weighty tome.
• hefty: Today it is a hefty tome with articles covering every possible angle of LRGS life.
• dusty: It's as thorough an examination as any lawyer might ever need to read But this is no dusty tome.
• mighty: A mighty tome, most of which goes right over my head!
• scholarly: It looks, in short, like a general reader's fantasy of a scholarly tome.
• definitive: Amazon Customer Reviews: The definitive tome on the late 50's and early 60's.

Preposition: on

shelf: I discovered an old tattered copy among my father's faded leather-bound tomes on a shelf in our hallway.

Noun used with modifier

• sao: The Google-backed company and others like it are looking to allow people to call to sao tome communicate more cheaply using the Internet.
• table: The Game Cookbook is very beautifully illustrated, but this is no mere coffee table tome.
• page: What Philip Norman brings to this 400 plus page tome are three essential ingredients.
• coffee: The Game Cookbook is very beautifully illustrated, but this is no mere coffee table tome.
• coffee-table: Printed on recycled paper using vegetable inks, it's this year's must-have for the coffee-table tome.
• reference: I will never forget the musty smell of the place, especially in the back rooms where we kept hundreds of ancient reference tomes.