Preposition: about

• taxis: The Health Secretary has warned of ` one hell of a lather about taxes rising ' .

Converse of object

• create: Place a amount of JJ Tea Tree Shampoo in your hand and work into the horses coat allowing the product to create a lather.

• produce: The harder the water, the more soap is required to produce a lather.

• form: Hard water does not easily form lather with soap.

• have: Add a little more water to the bristles after shaving and you will probably have enough lather for a second, closer shave.

• give: The soap provided, about two inches square and very thin, gave little lather and had no smell.

• take: There was only take home lather is one of.

Adjective modifier

• creamy: Every day, succumb to the pleasure of the creamy lather, enriched gentle polishing vegetal micro spheres.

• rich: Spread with a circular motion generating a fine, rich lather.

• good: Note: Detergents usually give a good lather with any water.

• luxurious: Produces a luxurious lather of scented bubbles, which can be licked off.

• soapy: The soapy lather slipped down his face only very slowly, retained by the crevasses of age.

• enough: Add a little more water to the bristles after shaving and you will probably have enough lather for a second, closer shave.

Modifying Another Word

• easily: Shaving Cream is easy to apply with fingers or brush and lathers easily on the face.

• home: My last day take home lather space for a questions we had.

Preposition: in

• sweat: The source of their distress was tied over the saddle of an exhausted horse which was lathered in sweat.

Preposition: of

• indignation: We work ourselves into a lather of indignation about the use of the death penalty in Trinidad & Tobago.

Preposition: with

• water: Work a small amount of gel into a lather with water.

• soap: Hard water does not easily form lather with soap.

• cr.me: The synthetic bristles are non-absorbent, so they need less shave cr.me and create a richer lather with a better cr.me to water ratio.