bisque

Converse of object

• use: Alan decides not to use bisques to start second ball.
• take: Tony took three bisques in the ensuing turns to score only one hoop.
• have: Each player had bisques, their number calculated by deducting 14 from their handicap.
• receive: However, the minimum base we allow is 3 1/2, to avoid low handicap players receiving too many bisques!
• get: I was getting ready to play Fred here, handicap 8 and my handicap is 9. So I got one bisque.
• fire: The work is bisque fired and then painted in a style based on Japanese ink painting techniques.

Adjective modifier

• many: However, the minimum base we allow is 3 1/2, to avoid low handicap players receiving too many bisques!
• last: Starting at hoop 2 Richard scored 5 points using his last bisque, but failed to get position in front of the seventh hoop.

Modifies a noun

• firing: After the initial bisque firing I use actual leaves to produce a surface pattern during the final smoking process.
• doll: It's as pale and unreal in its likeness to life as one of the old bisque dolls he used to get Dru.
• ware: The Potters Wheel offers pottery tuition on their numerous wheels along with painting bisque ware or hand building with clay; ideal for children.
• porcelain: Carol's Seaside Doll Shop - Doll shop offering collectible reproduction bisque porcelain antique dolls.

Noun used with modifier

• lobster: The lobster bisque was well seasoned, moreish and very tasty indeed!
• half: Tell your opponent if they are about to run a hoop after taking a half bisque.
• crab: My partner opted for the seafood and crab bisque with tarragon wontons.
• shellfish: THE BILL Starters range from £ 4.50 for a shellfish bisque to £ 12.80 for a terrine of foie gras.
• five-and-a-half: Gina took advantage and using four of her five-and-a-half bisques reached rover with red, laying up on east boundary.