Converse of object

• make: The juice from the berries is mildly laxative and makes a good gargle for sore throats and hoarseness.

Adjective modifier

• effective: An infusion of Ginger makes an effective gargle for sore throats, and the spice is a favorite in many seasonal drinks and recipes.

• soluble: There are two sorts of gargle to use:- Soluble aspirin gargle - dissolve a soluble aspirin in a glass of water.

Noun used with modifier

• throat: Make into an infusion, allow to cool and use as a throat gargle.

• aspirin: There are two sorts of gargle to use:- Soluble aspirin gargle - dissolve a soluble aspirin in a glass of water.

• bark: Loose teeth ALDER: Alder bark gargle or mouthwash.

• alder: Loose teeth ALDER: Alder bark gargle or mouthwash.

Preposition: with

• water: Tea Tree Oil: For a sore throat, gargle with warm water to which has been added 5 drops of tea tree oil.

• infusion: Gargle with an infusion of Agrimony is said to create a supple larynx.

• mouthwash: Rinse and gargle with mouthwash ( mix 1 teaspoon salt and 1 teaspoon baking powder with 1 liter of water ).

• solution: Asthma - drink garlic in milk Stomach problems - gargle with a solution of water and mustard.

Preposition: for

• throat: An infusion of the berries can be used as a gargle for sore throats, and of the bark and leaves for thrush.

• hoarseness: The fresh juice or compote was used as a gargle for hoarseness, sore throat and inflamed tonsils, .