Converse of object

• drink: Or parents who feed their children a diet of junk food - 2 year olds drinking coca cola for crying out loud!

• design: The shorter the allowance Rockingham Group cola designed in education she.

• have: Children at adult parties: you have a long, green, fizzy Melon Collins, they have a flat-looking cola.

• buy: Soon after the gorge we found a shack where we could buy coca cola, chocolate, biscuits or sweets.

Adjective modifier

• fizzy: But would you believe that's how much sugar is in an average can of fizzy cola.

• flat: Mine's a flat cola A whole range of drinks can boost sporting performance, claim their makers.

• other: The manufacturers of Pepsi Max are now spending more on marketing the brand than on any of their other colas.

• cost-of-living: Can be a cost-of-living adjustment cola for any gap american soul opened.

Modifies a noun

• hamburger: Beer cola hamburgers classic a complete are not limited.

• beverage: Coffee has the most caffeine, tea somewhat less, and the cola beverages least of all.

• drink: Reduce the number of cups of coffee, tea or cola drinks you drink, especially later on in the day.

• bottle: Cherry Cola Bottles - a variation on the cola bottle theme - with a fizzy cherry cola taste.

• nut: Caffeine A stimulant found in coffee, tea leaves, cocoa beans and cola nuts.

• cube: Taste: Spicy and complex - cola cubes, nutmeg and cocoa.

Noun used with modifier

• coca: Or parents who feed their children a diet of junk food - 2 year olds drinking coca cola for crying out loud!

• diet: A health-conscious man will consume more water than diet cola, " he said.

• adjustment: Can be a cost-of-living adjustment cola for any gap american soul opened.

• allowance: Allowance cola designed spent tens of to take trips housing developers will.

• beer: Beer cola hamburgers classic a complete are not limited.

• jolt: Tomorrow AM may require a lot of jolt cola.