Object

• ram: Officers in riot gear used a battering ram to break in to the ground floor flat.

• coast: Waves up to 14 meters battered the coast, forcing ferry services to be canceled.

Converse of object

• pour: Pour batter in 9 inch by 13 inch pan.

Subject

• gale: Some of its warehouses have walls on the beach which are battered by gales in the winter months.

• storm: In the autumn of the year 2000 the HR World is being battered by a storm.

• wind: Hundreds of homes across the Caucasus nation have been flooded and the country was also battered by strong winds.

Preposition: into

• pan: Drop tablespoonfuls of the batter into the pan, well spaced out.

Adjective modifier

• crispy: The fish was perfect, not oily, just meaty white fish encased in a crispy batter.

• crisp: Fried squid was nice & soft with a crisp batter & well-balanced spicy salt & pepper.

• thick: Mix to a thick batter with the rest of the water.

• smooth: Stir with a fork to make a smooth runny batter.

• slight: South wall:- there is a slight batter at the base.

• golden: The starter of Yorkshire pudding, a great slab of gorgeous golden batter soaked in gravy would set me up on its own.

Noun used with modifier

• tempura: Other options, ranging from confit of duck leg to tiger prawns in tempura batter, are more cosmopolitan.

• pancake: To make the pancake batter, sieve the flour and salt into a bowl and make a well in the center.

• flour: The fish ( cod, haddock, huss, plaice ) is deep fried in flour batter and is eaten with chips.

• cake: Examples include measurements on the fat content of farmed salmon, and on cake batters.

Preposition: by

• gale: Some of its warehouses have walls on the beach which are battered by gales in the winter months.

• storm: In the autumn of the year 2000 the HR World is being battered by a storm.

• wind: Hundreds of homes across the Caucasus nation have been flooded and the country was also battered by strong winds.