Converse of object

• eat: So now I eat a croissant with my coffee every morning, picking up every flake with a moistened forefinger.

• have: We went down to breakfast and I had decided I was going to have a croissant because the cooked breakfast wasn't very nice.

• include: Friday: In the morning we concentrate on fine pastries - including croissant, Danish, pain au raisin.

Adjective modifier

• hot: The staff are obviously old friends and a hot croissant is delivered to the table.

• warm: Breakfast is adequate; but it would be nice to have warm croissants!

• free: There are free croissants that come round mid-morning, to give everyone a blood-sugar boost.

• delicious: It had immaculately dressed waiters, fresh coffee and delicious croissants.

Noun used with modifier

• chocolate: We found the cafe place and had a cup of tea and chocolate croissant thing.

• cheese: Breakfast - grapes and apple slices, yogurt and a cheese croissant - arrived while Essex was still visible beneath the clouds.

Preposition: with

• butter: That one croissant with butter and jam will now give you a massive 420 calories and 30 grams of fat ( 8 Totals ).

• cheese: Ate half a fried breakfast and half a croissant with cheese and had about 10 glasses of orange and apple juice.

Preposition: for

• breakfast: A lazy stroll up the hill to collect the coffee and croissants for breakfast.