Converse of object

• fall: I'm driving into gently falling snowflakes that are drifting slowly toward me, emerging from gray gloom into the brightness of my headlights.

• see: I used to love the snow in England but since being over here I hope never see another snowflake as long as I live.

• make: How to make a snowflake This tutorial will teach you how to make a snowflake.

• have: The standing jokers usually have snowflakes in the corners and the Contract Bridge score cards come with or without black borders.

• decorate: Christmas tree spikes, sharp as knives, the presents below too good to be true; decorated snowflakes.

• catch: The boy turned circles and stuck out his tongue, trying to catch the fattest snowflake, not feeling the cold.

Adjective modifier

• tiny: It was a tiny snowflake, the first snowflake, the herald of the night.

• few: Across the nation, shop windows are bedecked in seasonal finery, from a few subtle snowflakes to lavish animatronic displays.

• first: I still remember my colleagues ' laughter as the first snowflakes fell and I asked if we'd be sent home!

• beautiful: Through mossy alder trees are rich swampy areas with sedges, marsh marigold, tall yellow flags and the rare and beautiful summer snowflake.

• large: The largest snowflake ever found was 8 " by 12 " !

Modifies a noun

• pattern: Attach a piece of string halfway down all the points to form a snowflake pattern.

• obsidian: Snowflake obsidian is known as " the stone of purity " helping to balance and purify the mind and body.

• decoration: Use colored paper to make snowflake decorations â like you used to as a child.

• design: Browse a gallery of virtual snowflake designs or create a masterpiece of your own.

• image: I first started to record snowflake images with a 35mm camera and a set-up to yield 10x magnification on the film.

• curve: Fractal dimension: Although shapes such as Koch's snowflake curve can be represented in a 2 dimensional plane they have a non-integer dimension.

Noun used with modifier

• summer: There are also marshy areas within the woods in which there are sedges, marsh marigold, yellow flags and the rare summer snowflake.

• paper: First up snow... we all love the white stuff, while we're waiting for those blizzard why not make some paper snowflakes?

• crystal: This article is titled Snow Crystals, even tho many people would like to call the crystals snowflakes.