torrent

Preposition: of

• abuse: I'm with Toby - the club needs to fight back at the constant torrent of abuse coming our way.
• rain: In China there were often torrents of rain, sometimes resulting in a flood.
• criticism: I was only alerting Weller fans to a rumor, not inviting a torrent of criticism.
• emotion: The Buddhist religion believes in separating oneself from the torrent of human emotions.
• water: In some waters spinning is the only feasible way to deal with a torrent of water.
• blood: All will fall, will be expelled in a torrent of blood.

Converse of object

• rage: The Clough Brook becomes a raging torrent in stormy weather.
• unleash: Her unhealthy interest in buying men over the internet appears to have unleashed a torrent of trackback spam.
• foam: First there are a number of little foaming torrents, bursting through rocks about twenty yards above the promontory on which I stood.
• pour: Pools pour forth a cool torrent of living water.
• rush: The evil wind, like a rushing torrent, cannot be restrained.

Adjective modifier

• unstoppable: Ten million Brazilian Free-tailed Bats pour out, in an unstoppable torrent of wings.
• mighty: He had been paddling in a kayak up the mighty torrent of the Zambezi River at the foot of the Victoria Falls.
• constant: I'm with Toby - the club needs to fight back at the constant torrent of abuse coming our way.

Modifies a noun

• tracker: The CDs are shared on something called a " torrent tracker " .
• moss: In other words, all was quiet at the bottom of the torrent moss world, despite the storm of rushing water overhead.
• client: A torrent file is just a small file with some text in which gives torrent clients the details it needs.
• file: Does anyone know how I can create a bit torrent file without the need for a tracker?

Noun used with modifier

• mountain: The speed of its course was like a mountain torrent.
• bit: Does anyone know how I can create a bit torrent file without the need for a tracker?