Preposition: of

• venison: The overall ' Supreme ' winner was a loin of Scottish wild venison produced by Dundee company Highland Game.

• veal: Such formal seating demands seriously good food; jellied oysters and caviar, or braised loin of veal with roast root vegetables.

• pork: A famous dish from the border area known as the Welsh Marches is Loin of pork and cabbage cake.

• lamb: This way of serving loin of lamb is generally reserved for special occasions.

Converse of object

• gird: No longer are His loins girt for active service.

• roast: The other main of roasted cod loin with new potatoes ( £ 8.95 ) with watercress white wine sauce was to the same standard.

• roll: Reduce by half then add the stock, bring to the boil and place rolled loin on top of the bones.

Adjective modifier

• thy: Tired wayfarer, gird up thy loins; look upward, march onward.

Modifies a noun

• haematuria: There are no recorded cases in which the loin pain haematuria syndrome lasted for life.

• cloth: They wear few clothes apart from a loin cloth or skirt of goat skin.

• chop: When hot and sizzling add pork loin chops, season with salt and ground white pepper.

• steak: Look out for boneless loin steaks, tenderloin filet, and plain and flavored sausages.

• syndrome: There are no recorded cases in which the loin pain haematuria syndrome lasted for life.

• pain: Renal colic is an acute, usually severe loin pain caused by passage of a stone down the ureter.

Noun used with modifier

• pork: Fine slices of cured pork loin with Tuscan herbs.

• roast: Divine with roast pork loin stuffed with apple and apricot.

• tuna: Ideally this is a steak cut from a tuna loin.

• lamb: Use this to marinade a lean lamb loin chop for 30 mins.

• venison: Dishes include beetroot, dill and chili mousse and venison loin with black cherry and pastis sauce.

• thy: Was she not the daughter of thy loins, the child of thy heart, the best beloved to thee of all humanity?