turret

Converse of object

• rotate: The rotating turret has been mounted on the frames, together with the arm on which the cutter head will be mounted.
• mount: X, a kind of turret mounted on a base 32 inches in diameter, Fig.

Preposition: at

• angle: Stair turret at southeast angle is lit by two slits in the same stage.

Converse of subject

• surmount: The entrance is by a porch at the west end, which is surmounted by a bell turret, with two bells.

Adjective modifier

• octagonal: Three octagonal turrets continue up above the roof line, reducing twice, with decorations on top.
• revolving: Two 12 inch guns would be housed in a revolving turret.
• dorsal: With the dorsal turret removed she would have been capable of around 350 mph +. Two 650 hp Mercury VIS engines gave adequate power.
• stationary: You'll also find stationary turrets which can prove vital to your efforts.
• triple: Especially the question of superimposed twin or superimposed triple turrets was never really clear for a long time.
• circular: Once they were inside the castle, the children were taken to rooms prepared for them in the circular turrets.

Modifies a noun

• gunner: Tho the top turret gunner tried to put out the flames, the cabin was filled with smoke.
• lathe: Previously, the time to machine the shaft and the faces and OD of each impeller was 5½ minutes, using twin turret lathes.
• clock: Finally it is hoped to include a visit to a local church turret clock.
• gun: The cordite for the turret guns was supplied in cylindrical cases, each case containing two quarter charges.

Noun used with modifier

• sanctus: Note the bell, which may have come from the sanctus bell turret visible in the adjacent photo.
• stair: A stair turret breaks the symmetry on the south face.
• bell: To replace the old bell turret an new bell tower was erected.
• gun: Go left from the gun turret to get there.
• staircase: Access to the gallery is from the exterior staircase turret.
• corner: Entrance to the tower was by a door in a corner stair turret.