bale

Object

• twine: The baler packs the hay tight in bales and the bales are tied with two loops of baling twine.
• hay: On the day of its arrival there he had told Airey to make an urgent request for baled hay.
• straw: Several fields have now been harvested and the straw baled into the large round bales that are now the norm.
• wire: Yes, Bales can be bound with baling wire, strings of polypropylene, or sisal.

Converse of object

• stack: The building is essentially an open shed, with piles of grass and stacked hay bales among equipment.
• wrap: Bought in this state, the wool arrived in 150 Kg hessian wrapped bales ( not very moveable ).

Adjective modifier

• straw: The first terrier through the straw bales was the winning terrier.
• rectangular: Producers, suppliers of quality soft haylage in rectangular bales weighing 240kg.

Modifies a noun

• silage: Quality is an important factor when making big bale silage for both the cattle and the sheep.
• builder: This practical guide has been written by the most experienced straw bale builder in the UK.
• wall: Another feature in the garden is the straw bale wall.

Noun used with modifier

• hay: Some of the straw from the hay bale burnt out my back break in the 450 race.
• silage: Allowing air into the silage bale will result in part or all of that bale going rotten.
• straw: On very steep slopes, stake straw bales in parallel lines from bottom to top, spaced a few meters apart.
• tire: The tire bale is a building block made from compressed tires.

Preposition: of

• hay: You know how many bales of hay your car will hold.
• straw: We have bales of straw we occasionally use for bedding.
• cotton: In 2003, they grew 30 million hectares of cotton that produced 84 million bales of cotton.
• wool: Showing a busy scene on a Durban wharf, with bales of wool being loaded by crane on to a moored steamer.
• cloth: From every bale of cloth for sale brought in by cart, 4d.