Object

• butter: Those who are unfamiliar with butter were churning the butter.

• stomach: The prose is rich in sickening and sexy concepts, churning the stomach while stirring the gonads.

• cream: How butter is made Butter is obtained by churning cream.

• rate: In addition, reduced doorstep selling in the industry appears to be leading to lower churn rates.

• stuff: But I'm not so certain that sticking around, and churning stuff out matters that much.

• sea: In the winter months storms and strong winds churn the sea and mix deep cold water with warmer surface water.

Modifying Another Word

• constantly: Wednesday, March 01, 2006 Some delightful stuff from Sweden Sweden seems to be constantly churning out talented songwriters.

• away: All gets a bit slow, waiting for peer review to churn away.

• still: However, Des was still churning out the memories.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• out: Success is the churning out of small answers to small problems on a colossal scale.

• around: If you keep your feelings to yourself; they'll probably just churn around inside you and you'll end up feeling worse.

• up: That Joan enjoyed her cake ' despite all the feelings churning up inside her ' is omitted.

• over: You are just on an amazing high and you feel like your stomach has been churned over and over.

Followed by a transitive particle

• up: Our storm has left us with winds churning up high swells.

Particle object: out_obj

• rubbish: From opposing the war to churning out rubbish on celebrities, worth a check on anti-war coverage.

• thousand: It is that Parliament is churning out thousands of pages of new law every year, supplemented by thousands more of statutory instruments.

• movie: The time is long overdue for the industry to shift gears and start churning out movies that help enhance tolerance and unify people.

Particle object: up_obj

• mud: We rode along the Westonbirt rides churning up the mud.

Noun used with modifier

• milk: On the story goes, in came milking machines, smaller milk churns.

• butter: Firstly there are butter churns which are fixed m/c's making butter by hand rotation or machine.