tornado

Converse of subject

hit: Britain is tornado hotspot Britain is five times more likely to be hit by a tornado than the United States, research reveals today.

Converse of object

• spawn: The storms, many of which spawned tornadoes, ripped off roofs, smashed homes and left many without power.
• rip: In 1979, a tornado ripped through Windsor Locks, wreaking destruction along the eastern portions of the airport.
• produce: Environment: Mars ' destructive temper may produce tornadoes, explosions, high winds or flooding.
• create: Tornado The tornado will create a giant vertical tornado.
• see: Quite envious that you have seen a tornado, not many people have!
• include: However, some storms, including tornadoes, still cannot be forecast accurately.

Adjective modifier

• deadly: In 2001, in the wake of a deadly tornado, it gave the city of Fort Worth $ 10,000.
• mini: Ali Smith was a mini tornado that failed to be fully unleashed on this occasion.
• violent: The most violent tornados are capable of tremendous destruction with wind speeds of 250 mph or more.
• small: On the 14th a small tornado damaged a caravan camp at Pwllheli.
• most: Oklahoma City is the most tornado prone city in the world.
• several: Several tornadoes occur every year in the Czech Republic.

Modifies a noun

• outbreak: Others were confirmed after TORRO site investigations in South Wales, Somerset and Gloucestershire, making this a significant tornado outbreak by UK standards.
• warning: In the US midwest sirens are used for tornado warnings.
• path: A tornadoes path can be very selective, destroying homes directly in it path, while neighboring ones are untouched.
• watch: A bit of a tornado watch going on now.
• strike: Then the tornado strikes, and she's off to Oz.
• fuel: TORNADO FUEL SAVER - FUEL SAVER FOR CARS Fuel Saver Device ( aka Tornado Gas Saver ) A Super Fuel Saver!

Noun used with modifier

RAF: A Coastguard boat has located the wreck of an RAF Tornado which crashed into the Humber Estuary on Friday 17th May.