stopper

Object

• bottle: The pump is then removed and the stoppered bottle can be stored in a fridge.

Converse of object

• put: We have put a stopper on the crown to prevent the battery from running out.
• have: The smaller first fall, tends to have a nasty stopper.
• use: Do not use any stopper or other device that would interfere with venting gas.
• remove: With her left, she removes the glass stopper.
• make: In particular cork is the natural material for make stoppers for wine.
• bear: Norwich born shot stopper Mark Tyler has long been a favorite with the Peterborough fans since his arrival as a teenager.

Adjective modifier

• pop-up: A small, simple, no-nonsense pop-up stopper for IE.
• plastic: The next day a very close friend opened a bottle of rather nice wine which had a plastic stopper.
• real: This is a live set would be a real show stopper!
• young: The young stopper was a regular in Blackburn's reserve team last season and played well in Gretna's 3-1 pre-season win over Dumfermline.
• great: He was an excellent keeper and a great shot stopper.
• good: Water bottle 1 Recommendation: to be of stout construction and with a good stopper.

Modifies a noun

• knot: Tie into both nuts with a re threaded fig 8 knot with a stopper knot.

Noun used with modifier

• bromobutyl: Both the vaccine and the solvent vials are closed with bromobutyl rubber stoppers of Ph.Eur.
• gob: Roughly twenty quid a truffle the size of a gob stopper.
• cork: Later examples have screw in pottery or metal stoppers, or a simple push in cork stopper.
• rubber: A rubber stopper at the bottom can be removed to expose the data port.
• bottle: Each bottle stopper has an individual design around its neck.
• shot: Solid shot stopper who is good in the air.