Converse of object

• eat: Reading a Glyn Maxwell poem is like eating caviar; reading a Glyn Maxwell verse novel is like eating a bucket of caviar.

• include: After a dinner that included caviar and assorted game and fish they drove around the estate in search of wildlife and saw a boar.

• have: My companion had caviar with blinis & a shot of vodka, which was also delicious.

• produce: The willow is then fed to a biomass boiler used to heat fish containing sturgeon, specially bred to produce caviar.

• make: Part of the project involves fish farming to make caviar.

Adjective modifier

• aubergine: I chose red mullet with couscous and butternut bavarois, and black bream with squid, aubergine caviar and linguine.

• Russian: Unfortunately, the budget could not stretch to Russian caviar!

• vegetarian: Overheard in Waitrose: " What do you think vegetarian caviar is?

• illegal: However, governments in Western Europe have been slow to meet these requirements, making it difficult to distinguish between legal and illegal caviar.

• red: Dean fished his favorite Icelandic red caviar and cream boilies with crushed boilies and hemp in a pva bag.

• good: Today, the best caviar is obtained from the sturgeon fishes of the Caspian Sea.

Modifies a noun

• trade: The annual retail value of the global caviar trade is likely to be as high as several hundred million euros.

• sauce: The starter of prawns and scampi won points just for being served with caviar sauce.

• factory: The entire scene - huts, walkways etc - is a mock-up caviar factory supposedly on the Caspian Sea.

• sandwich: Neil buys me a caviar sandwich as a special treat and it's salty but surprisingly palatable.

• dream: My man caviar dreams use to call me " eddie propane " so I took it and ran with it.

Noun used with modifier

• salmon: Quality gourmet desserts, smoked salmon gift baskets, smoked salmon caviar, and smoked salmon cat treats!

• egg: Take the first course, a Vongerichten special, which is described merely as ' egg caviar ' .