coca

Converse of object

• grow: For small farmers, the threat could be allayed to some extent by turning their land over to growing coca.
• eradicate: Evo Morales came to prominence as a coca farmers ' leader, opposing the US-sponsored program to eradicate coca.
• chew: We had to rest every hundred meters or so, despite chewing coca leaves to help us cope.
• plant: Lately, farmers have started planting coca in national parks where laws prevent spraying.
• cultivate: A joint UN and Colombian survey recently indicated that in 2000 the area devoted to cultivating coca actually increased to over 400,000 acres.
• destroy: As one Colombian representative said, ' Why spend money on destroying coca?

Modifies a noun

• cola: Or parents who feed their children a diet of junk food - 2 year olds drinking coca cola for crying out loud!
• grower: Once the crop spraying has ended in Colombia the coca growers are expected to return.
• eradication: Coca leaf eradication But, in turn, the ' water war ' did not come from nowhere either.
• leaf: Cocaine can also be injected, smoked or by chewing the coca leaf.
• cultivation: Coca cultivation and cocaine production were broadly stable while seizures of cocaine rose to new highs.
• bush: Cocaine is a short acting powerful, central nervous system stimulant that comes from the coca bush which grows widely in South America.

Noun used with modifier

• peasant: The Bolivian peasant coca growers, again mostly Quechua, have organized a mass movement in their own defense.
• drink: If you do feel unwell: rest, take non-aspirin painkillers for headaches and drink coca tea.