Object

• tuna: Flake the tuna into fairly large chunks and scatter these around the edge.

• maize: The inclusion of flaked maize in the grist subtlely hints at crisp corn flavors.

Converse of object

• retouch: An unburnt retouched flint flake was recovered which may have accompanied the burial.

• perch: Take care with a perched flake in the corner.

Adjective modifier

• undercut: From the undercut flake toward the right hand side.

• hollow: More unstable moves lead up to the hollow flake around which I could finally place the crucial protection- a 60cm sling.

• thin: Climb to the break, then make hard moves up the thin flakes to the right of the crack, to the next break.

Modifies a noun

• belay: The 9m Fourth Pitch follows almost immediately with a useful flake belay to keep the ladder out of the line of the water.

• crack: Move up the flake crack to place a runner, then step back down to the ledge.

• scar: Shackley ( 1974 ) emphasized flake scar ridge ( arête ) abrasion as a product of fluvial transport.

Noun used with modifier

• flint: In 2002 they found a flint flake - an undisputed artifact.

• bran: Children can be enticed to eat more fiber by sprinkling bran flakes over their yogurt or other dessert.

• tula: The first clue is that tula flakes may show one or more unresolved ring cracks present on the striking platform.

• bonito: Dashi: The basic stock for miso soup, the flavorings are Kombu seaweed and dried bonito flakes.

• chili: Meanwhile, combine the vinegar, brown sugar, and chili flakes in a small saucepan.

• corn: The answer Jim suggests: an analogy - some people like corn flakes, others rice crispies.

Preposition: of

• snow: Half way up, a few flakes of snow began to fall.