brew

Object

• ale: The name derives from the Wenlock Brewery which once brewed ales here - the pub dates back to 1835.
• beer: Will the new beer brewed in China still have the same Romford taste?
• lager: Steve Skinner, M.D. of Skinners said 'We have produced a naturally brewed premium lager, which has a light, clean taste.
• cuppa: Kerry Fuller from posh tea company Jacksons of Piccadilly joined me in the studio with news on how to brew the perfect cuppa.
• potion: However, you will still need some Phys Reps to undertake brewing Basic potions, you cannot have absolutely nothing.
• coffee: Coffee brewed or tea in the garden in the glory of Cornwall's light.

Preposition: on

• premise: Until 1926 the beer was brewed on the premises.

Adjective modifier

• heady: Expect a heady brew of British thinking from the take-no-prisoners host on 14 May.
• potent: Café Francais Large African Robusta beans yield a potent brew in a typically French style.
• seasonal: The beer now forms a well established part of Harveys range of " seasonal brews " .
• strange: It's a strange brew, but try and imagine CANNIBAL APOCALYPSE tamed and domesticated by Ken Loach.

Modifies a noun

• tm: Wanted to check a certain level urchins and i brew tm and.
• pub: There is a fork in the road, go left, to the right is a brew pub.
• kit: The brew kit was by far the most important item of sustenance carried.
• beer: From CD, UK Do use home brew beer - the stronger the better ie Porter.

Modifying Another Word

• freshly: The smell indoors was not quite the smell of freshly brewed coffee in the morning.
• locally: Tonight, I'm trying some locally brewed wheat beer.

Possessives

• witch: Some say the famous witches ' brew from Macbeth is more likely made of various herbs than of animal parts.

Particle object:

• storm: Do you think that the British music press are brewing up a storm in a tea cup to give themselves something to write about?

Preposition: under

• license: I like Bud Ice - the proper American version, not the " brewed under license " muck we get in the UK.