drizzle

Object

• sauce: Place the trout filets on top and drizzle the sauce over the filets.
• rain: From here it was a short walk through lightly drizzling rain to the office block in which he worked.
• salad: Drizzle each salad with ¼ of the dressing and garnish with coriander leaves.
• oil: Sprinkle the tuna with minced ginger, salt and pepper and drizzle the olive oil over the tuna.

Preposition: over

salad: Mix together the olive oil, lime juice and chili powder and drizzle over the salad.

Adjective modifier

• intermittent: Slight intermittent drizzle was to be with us for the rest of the day.
• patchy: Visibility then improving to 10 km with patchy drizzle.
• misty: The dark stonewalls separating the fields contributed to the stark scene and the dampness from the fine misty drizzle penetrated his bones.
• slight: The day was overcast with slight drizzle, exactly what I was told England was like.
• steady: Mystery text C Jennifer stood, watching the steady drizzle underneath the awning in front of the station entrance.
• persistent: By the time we reached Selby the weather had worsened from gray skies to persistent drizzle.

Modifies a noun

cake: Chris Who tried the most to make Chris guilty for not sharing his lemon drizzle cake?

Preposition: of

rain: The temperature is in the low 30's, the sky overcast and colored gray, a light drizzle of rain making the sidewalks slick.

Preposition: from

UTC: Drizzle from 1130 UTC, becoming moderate at times.

Preposition: with

• syrup: The pancakes are delicious served on their own, or drizzled with maple syrup.
• honey: Turn, drizzle with honey, then cook in the oven for 6-8 minutes.
• sauce: Arrange pears around cake and drizzle with caramel sauce.
• vinegar: The fruit had been carefully sliced and arranged on a plate drizzled with balsamic vinegar.
• oil: Rub with a clove of garlic and drizzle with a little olive oil.
• juice: Top beans with a salmon filet and drizzle with cooking juices.