wheelbarrow

Preposition: of

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Converse of object

• push: A barefoot man pushes a wheelbarrow loaded with tobacco leaves.
• fill: Fragments of pottery and bones of animals alone filled several wheelbarrows.
• use: Avoid manual handling where possible, by using wheelbarrows or machines.
• have: The larger the garden, the more important it was to have a wheelbarrow.
• get: Check that the doors are big enough to get a wheelbarrow through!
• trundle: Perhaps in 1907 when together with Guy Aldred he trundles a wheelbarrow through London's streets 'broad and narrow ' .

Adjective modifier

• old: We have a steep slope in our garden and the Mini is so much easier to push than our old steel wheelbarrow.
• wooden: Some of which were shown off in wooden wheelbarrows.
• little: Their little wheelbarrows are lined up in their allotment shed, each bearing the name of a child.
• traditional: Traditional wheelbarrows also needed a lot of maintenance to keep in good working order.
• small: Next Jim looked at a small wheelbarrow, the Corrie Stowaway Garden Buggy.
• large: I pass an old woman with massive buttocks pushing a large wheelbarrow laden with mushrooms.

Modifies a noun

• load: We have had around 6 wheelbarrow loads a year of lovely dry compost from the bins.
• race: In a fancy dress wheelbarrow race along Marsh Lane, spectators will throw water bombs at the contestants.
• access: Alton Amateur Greenhouses have a wide sliding door for easy wheelbarrow access.
• standing: What was he going to say, and what was that thing in the wheelbarrow standing next to him?
• technology: UK's exclusive supplier of Jeep Wheelbarrows - using the latest wheelbarrow technology.
• planter: Conservatory Guide Full instructions on how to make a wheelbarrow planter for your garden.

Noun used with modifier

• jeep: We can send a ready assembled Jeep Wheelbarrow to you with an extra delivery charge.