bagel

Converse of object

• toast: Please, look - I'll make you a nice toasted bagel!
• fill: Alternatively, why not have a complete snack bar by adding freshly filled bagels to the menu.
• buy: I was hungry so went to the bagel and juice store and bought a bagel and hot chocolate, it was not cheap!
• eat: Well, I am, and eating bagels doesn't really threaten that.
• have: And I'll bet it's been a long time since you've had a really good bagel, too.
• serve: But gradually I began to realize that not only did they serve great bagels but also Buddhists were not so bad!

Adjective modifier

• good: And I'll bet it's been a long time since you've had a really good bagel, too.
• plain: A plain bagel which cost 90 pence in December now costs 1.60 euros an increase of 35 per cent.
• large: Slices small and large bagels and is dishwasher safe.
• mini: For a late night snack, I had a mini wheat bagel with butter and cream cheese.

Modifies a noun

• shop: It is now a bagel shop, which has been closed for refurbishment.

Noun used with modifier

• cheese: Tim made everyone on are bus cream cheese bagels they were so yummy!
• cream: Tim made everyone on are bus cream cheese bagels they were so yummy!
• raisin: Or how does fresh fruit or a toasty raisin bagel with cream cheese sound?
• salmon: Smoked salmon bagel 1 bagel filled with 1tbsp low-fat soft cheese and 1 slice smoked salmon.
• onion: You sold me a futon and I gave you a dozen onion bagels.
• breakfast: Breakfast bagel Spread a bagel with 1 tablespoon of Quark.

Preposition: with

• cheese: I had some breakfast - toasted bagels with very low fat cream cheese.
• butter: For a late night snack, I had a mini wheat bagel with butter and cream cheese.

Preposition: for

• lunch: We stopped for yummy bagels for lunch and then we were off through the mountains!