tuft

Object

• grass: Mastercard, Visa: Festuca glauca Elijah Blue Popular tufting blue grass which spreads over a period of time to 10 inch wide clumps.

Converse of object

• leave: They leave a little tuft, at the back.
• have: At almost any time of the year the red squirrel has ear tufts, not present in the gray.
• form: As the mass grows it forms compact tufts that are collectively called a mycelium.

Preposition: at

• end: Their long tail is covered in fur with a tuft at the end.
• tip: There is a small black tuft at the tip.

Adjective modifier

• thick: Red skin, green upturned nose, blue ears, one thick tuft of hair, dizzy face Ziggy.
• black: The tail has a black small tuft at the end.
• white: Their heads are gray to black with white tufts of fur on their ears.
• little: He's even go that little tuft of hair at the front which he had a few years ago.
• small: The tail has a black small tuft at the end.

Noun used with modifier

• ear: At almost any time of the year the red squirrel has ear tufts, not present in the gray.
• wool: Red. green and black wool yarn tufts are caught between the stitches on the deck, stem and stern.
• grass: The caption continues: ' They wear tall grass hats decorated by pink grass tufts, and carry a number of sticks.

Preposition: of

• grass: The platform itself also showed signs of many years of disuse, with tufts of grass growing from cracks.
• fur: Their heads are gray to black with white tufts of fur on their ears.
• feather: On each side of the disk is a tuft of red feathers.
• wool: They look like small tufts of cotton wool leave a waxy mark on the leaf.
• leave: In Spring, the pink flowers of Thrift emerge from dense tufts of leaves.