baker

Possessives

• yeast: Dry brewer's or baker's yeast 1 part by weight.
• honey: Note 2 of Schedule 1 allows honey to be used in the name of a food in which baker's honey is an ingredient.
• dozen: However, what was even more pitiful was their away support of a baker's dozen.
• oven: A newly fitted kitchen features the original baker's oven.
• van: He drove off in his baker's van, in his rackety tackety baker's van, muttering under his breath.
• shop: The couple lived in St Thomas's parish, probably over his baker's shop.

Adjective modifier

• skilled: A Serb baker told the survey team: 'I need three skilled bakers and I can't find them anywhere.
• chief: Genesis chapter 40 ( TEV ) 1 Some time later the king of Egypt's wine steward and his chief baker offended the king.
• independent: The company was built from an amalgamation of several different independent plant bakers, many of them producing under the Mothers Pride brand.

Converse of subject

• post: Posted by john baker on August 31st, 2006.

Modifies a noun

• cyst: Over the last 3 to 4 years I have had knee problems and now bakers cysts in both knees.
• yeast: Wine yeast may be used in place of common bakers yeast.
• honey: However, the proper name of bakers honey would have to be included within the ingredients list when used during preparation.
• shop: Making cards " 5 mince pies in a bakers shop.

Noun used with modifier

• john: Posted by john baker on August 31st, 2006.
• jonathan: Johnson also indicated part of my back to the quot jonathan baker.
• journeyman: Also living in the house are five journeyman bakers ( ranging in age from 15 to 24 ) and a female general servant.
• artisan: Learn to bake in Cumbria with an artisan baker.
• master: In the 1950s there were 18,000 master bakers nationwide; today there are only 3,500 left, compared to 34,000 in France.
• craft: Craft bakers are a dying breed in the UK today.