Converse of object

• consider: A cod's head was considered a great delicacy.

• taste: There was a good mix of sightseeing, culture, tasting the local delicacy ( guinea-pig ) as well as time to ourselves.

• sample: That night they sampled the local delicacy - reindeer - and stayed in a 4-star hotel - the Hotel Santa Claus!

• enjoy: Haggis is a traditional Scottish delicacy enjoyed by Scots at any time of the day.

Adjective modifier

• culinary: One of its claims to fame was an ingrediant for a culinary delicacy.

• utmost: Then, with the utmost delicacy, unroll as much as you can.

Preposition: in

• part: This botanical pest is considered something of a delicacy in some parts of the world.

Adjective modifier

• delicious: A wide variety of delicious delicacies are designed to be served with tea, even for large parties.

• seasonal: They have the chance also to try the various seasonal delicacies available on the market, which include many local specialities.

• exotic: Their tables were laden with delicious game dishes and exotic delicacies.

Preposition: of

• feeling: Your enemies will not respect your delicacy of feeling.

• touch: His paintings show a delicacy of touch, which is apparent even in his highly textured oils.

Noun used with modifier

• food: Check out the wide range of goods, including quality food delicacies, unusual crafts to ornate outdoor furniture.

• gourmet: All entry tickets to Toast include £ 10 worth of restaurant currency, to give all visitors the opportunity to sample the gourmet delicacies.