Object

• ailment: They promoted the use of herbs to cure ailments and used the power of nature.

• bacon: Our Breakfasts will suit those with a hearty appetite boasting local championship sausage and locally cured bacon.

• malady: With your malady cured you'll live anew, nor will a deer be more active.

• meat: Products: kitchen doors, olive oil, cured meats, wine.

Preposition: for

• baldness: They're a bit like cures for baldness: you are unlikely to see too much benefit for your money.

• deafness: Vivienne Michael said: Deafness Research UK is supporting research which we believe will result in medical cures for deafness.

• arthritis: At the moment, there is no cure for arthritis ( except gout ).

• ailment: Modern medicine still has no cure for these ailments.

• diabetes: How will your party increase the amount of money dedicated to finding a cure for diabetes?

Adjective modifier

• miraculous: A doctor's wife is determined to discover how two medicine men are effecting miraculous cures.

• mycological: The primary outcome measured in all trials was mycological cure.

• known: In 1905 the first William was infected with the virus for which there is no known cure.

Noun used with modifier

• hangover: The draft is no doubt a pick-me-up or hangover cure.

• miracle: Unfortunately, there are no miracle cures or easy answers.

• 'miracle: Hysteria is the condition responsible for those cases which are often reported in the newspapers as 'miracle cures ' .

• feng: I used to have my own flat and applied feng shui cures to the relevant areas in my flat.

• shui: I used to have my own flat and applied feng shui cures to the relevant areas in my flat.

• acne: Millions of acne problems, billions of acne cures.