Converse of object

• brew: Charles Wells also brews the Indian lager, Cobra.

• drink: Whenever I went out I would only drink lager.

• buy: S&N will use some of the cash to buy a refreshing European lager, probably Kronenbourg.

• serve: The Southbourne Villa has a large spacious dining room and separate but adjacent fully-licensed bar on the ground floor serving draft lager & bitter.

Adjective modifier

• bottled: I was waiting for a friend to come out with some bottled lager.

• Jamaican: We also produce Red Stripe Lager, the Jamaican lager which we brew under license.

• continental: ROBERT Cain Brewery launched its new continental style lager at a party at its Stanhope Street brewery last night.

• imported: Enjoy Bavaria Holland beer, the genuine Dutch imported premium lager with our great festival package.

• Belgian: There were 4 cask ales on as well as lots of Belgian lagers and bottled beers, and flavored gins were advertised as well.

• Indian: Posted by: J Pearce 9 Jun 2006, 9:07 PM About the only lager I will drink is Indian lager.

Modifies a noun

• lout: I'd say you're sick of the lager lout, couch potato image that you've all been landed with.

• shandy: It was the ad saying ' only rear gunners drink lager shandy ' that I was amazed they even considered would get approved!

• drinker: The staff were friendly and there was a good range of lagers at a fair price ( Yes, I am a lager drinker!

• beer: All these fine lager beers are brewed under license.

• can: She found him living in the Surrey Docks in a high-rise council flat carpeted with empty lager cans.

• brand: These are the beers with the marketing muscle to compete with the big lager brands.

Noun used with modifier

• draft: Later that day a junior doctor drained off three liters of what resembled draft lager.

• premium: The UK's first British premium lager is now coming to a venue near every Londoner.

• strength: A half pint of ordinary strength lager / beer contains 1 unit of alcohol.

• drinking: Drinking lager does not yield the same benefits, experts from Wisconsin University told a conference in the US.