Object

• border: Crossing the border into Malawi, we soon reach the shores of its huge lake.

• finger: Fingers crossed that West Ham put in a bid of less than £ 1.5 million.

• river: At the second large bridge crossing a small river there is a short track leading off to the right at the far side.

Converse of object

• engrail: Upon the roof of the aisles is the engrailed cross of the founders, St. Clairs, once hereditary Grand Masters of Scotch Masonry.

Adjective modifier

• Celtic: The Red Dragon of Wales and the cloven Celtic cross of Cadw now fly from the Edwardian castles.

• wooden: Showing the temporary wooden cross erected to mark the spot where Prince Louis Napoleon died in June 1879.

• diagonal: Ian Harte swung over a super diagonal cross from the left to pick out Bowyer in the Barca box.

Modifies a noun

• border: They have taken the cross border trade by storm.

• section: Block height also needs to be considered in cross section drawings in relation to block width.

• stitch: Very unusual, and a long way from horses ' heads in cross stitch.

• contamination: They feared cross contamination with MBM in feed mills.

• bun: We ended the day with Elke's name game and burnt hot cross buns for Kevin.

• country: Dave Williams is in his first season of cross country seemed to be enjoying himself in 137 th.

Noun used with modifier

• churchyard: You can also see the base of the old churchyard cross.

• collie: I woke up at 4am with the distinct feeling that a collie cross trembling with fear was sitting on my head - another first.

• wayside: A wayside cross is located at the junction of Potter Lane.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: What do you start from, above Twelve Mile Point, to cross over?