eating

Preposition: of

• pork: Their introduction of Christianity also had its influence on the cuisine, in particular the eating of pork.

Converse of object

• forbid: Among these civil laws was the rule that forbade the eating of pig meat.
• promote: Local charity, Groundwork Greater Nottingham is working on a new project to promote healthy eating in three primary schools.

Adjective modifier

• healthy: Featured sites about Healthy Eating: Surgery Door - Healthy Eating.. .
• compulsive: The most serious are anorexia nervosa and bulimia nervosa, as well as compulsive eating.
• unhealthy: Undoing years of chaotic or unhealthy eating takes time.
• fussy: The program shows child care professionals giving advice on tackling issues like weaning and fussy eating, tantrums and sleepless nights.
• sensible: She realized the only way the extra pounds would ever come off - and stay off - was through sensible eating.
• outdoor: Along with the countryside, one of the best places to partake in some outdoor eating is the beach.

Modifies a noun

• habit: Whats a normal eating habit in your part of the world Davie?
• disorder: Fast weight loss also places you at greater risk for an eating disorder.
• utensil: To see items from the Rietz Collection and to learn about the history of common eating utensils, please click on the links below.
• apple: Apple & Pear Core and cut into quarters 1 ripe pear and 1 eating apple.
• establishment: For evening meals award winning eating establishments are within walking distance.
• pattern: In times of stress however, our ' normal ' eating patterns often change.

Noun used with modifier

• binge: Binge eating is a disorder where large amounts of food are eaten, without the person being hungry.
• fresco: Summer would not be complete without some al fresco eating.
• flesh: The problem is certainly more complicated than headlines that tell us ' MRSA, flesh eating virus, ate my father's leg ' !
• comfort: She would often gain even more as a result of comfort eating.