bunker

Converse of subject

• guard: Putting surfaces are good, but most of the greens are well guarded by deep bunkers.
• protect: The majority of greens are raised & well protected by bunkers.

Converse of object

• bury: We watch from within our concealed bunker buried deep within the crust.
• destroy: These cannot move during the game, and if destroyed the bunker can not be reoccupied.

Adjective modifier

• underground: Id at least expect him to have some small underground bunker big enough to live in, not some hole in the ground.
• hardened: How do you think they can penetrate a steel hardened bunker with a bomb unit?
• concrete: The next port of call was the data center, buried ten meters down in an immense concrete bunker.
• prehistoric: Prehistoric bunker guards its secrets to the very end A massive prehistoric underground bunker - or souterrain - has been excavated near Dundee.
• nuclear: A secret nuclear bunker dating back to the Cold War.
• secret: A secret nuclear bunker dating back to the Cold War.

Modifies a noun

• buster: In October 2005, for the second year running, the US Congress refused to fund the ' bunker buster ' project.
• mentality: This is why pundits are talking now of a ' bunker mentality ' inside Number Ten.
• shot: Beyond these bunkers shots rolling off the edge of the green will finish up in or beyond a hollow.
• sand: ProSport Bunker Sand This offers an ideal solution to problems normally associated with conventional bunker sands.

Noun used with modifier

• greenside: The approach shot must be hit toward the right side of the green to avoid the greenside bunker.
• fairway: On the 13th hole she hit her drive into a fairway bunker.
• coal: There is no coal bunker, a small amount of coal being carried at the ends of the side tanks.
• wartime: One of the wartime guard bunkers can be seen to the right of the entrance.
• sand: It comes complete with a putting green, green felt fairways, a sand bunker, trees ( yes trees!
• pot: There are many well placed pot bunkers lying in wait to catch the errant shot.