Preposition: from

• baby: Anyone who uses the phrase ' easy as taking candy from a baby ' has never tried taking candy from a baby.

Converse of object

• pop: I ate the chocolate ok and the popping candy was left in my mouth to pop.

• eat: I thought I was supposed to brush my teeth after eating each tiny individual candy in the pack.

Adjective modifier

• delicious: As soon as they arrived at the circus, Adam bought popcorn and delicious cotton candy.

• sweet: Green Apple Candy - This is a fab blend of apples with sweet candy.

• rare: Hidden rare candy: Cheats Go to the house in Cerulean City where the man tells you about the badges.

• hard: Hard candy, chewing gum, or bits of ice can help to relieve the problem.

• visual: Very good 5.1 track to support the visual candy from the screen.

Modifies a noun

• floss: The steak was like mousse, the onions were a miracle of candy floss texture.

• cane: He had no opinion about elves or candy canes.

• wrapper: My Three Sons Design Custom designed candy wrappers for all occasions.

• confine: These exceedingly slurpable lollies have genuine edible creepy crawlies embedded within their candy confines.

• stripe: An edgy interior blends the classic warm feel of deep chocolate wood with the modern bold splashes of primary color in candy stripe style.

• bar: Every candy bar has a wrapper; every apple has a core " .

Noun used with modifier

• eye: Add a little eye candy to your knitting project with our fun stitch markers!

• mind: He once referred to his shows as ' mind candy ' .

• sugar: The artwork ranged from mosques made out of sugar candy to newspaper architectural structures.

• ear: What do Pachelbel's do other than provide ear candy?

• brain: Unfortunately, many of Elvis ' tunes did not meet my need for some brain candy.