topside

Preposition: of

• beef: Roast Beef Traditional roast topside of beef served with a large wedge of home-made Yorkshire pudding with roast potatoes and rich wine gravy.

Converse of object

• go: Once I went topside for a check on the weather.
• raise: Left the port bow, showing the raised topsides she shares with the Eventide.
• get: By the time that I had got topside, the water I had pumped into the bath had sloshed out.
• come: HMS Scepter's Lieutenant Gordon Taylor comes topside to fly the famous CHAS flag.

Adjective modifier

• high: She is comfortable offshore and her high topsides make her dry in high seas.
• colored: General characteristics Barn owls have beautiful plumage with buff colored topsides, flecked with gray and white undersides and face.
• green: Her funnel was black with two red bands, and the hull was painted red with green topsides.

Modifies a noun

• ionosphere: Range coverage is from 90 to 375 km, so this experiment is not useful for studying the topside ionosphere.
• scenery: The fish life in this area is prolific and the topside scenery is outstanding.
• attraction: Topside attractions are no less worthy of being visited - they're a naturalist's dream.
• passenger: The topside passengers required for america linked to an.
• activity: They function as integrators, connecting subsurface and topside engineering activities to bring oil or gas from the reservoir to the surface.
• sounder: One of the main features studied by these topside sounder satellites was the equatorial anomaly.

Noun used with modifier

• hull: An additional advantage of this process is that it can help protect the hull topsides from Osmosis.
• roast: Roast Beef Traditional roast topside of beef served with a large wedge of home-made Yorkshire pudding with roast potatoes and rich wine gravy.