Converse of object

• cook: Optional home cooked evening meal with fresh local produce.

• eat: For the last three to four days try to eat a small meal or snack every two or three hours.

• prepare: The council may be forced to repay money charged for preparing meals under the home carers service.

• serve: The restaurant served 3 generous meals every day with a huge choice of dishes.

• enjoy: Guests can enjoy a meal in the hotel restaurant or a relaxing drink in the.. .

• skip: I generally treat food as a low priority on a holiday, skipping meals occasionally or eating total junk.

Preposition: at

• lunchtime: Meals at lunchtime are about £ 5 - £ 9 and around £ 12 on the evening.

Adjective modifier

• delicious: The tasting will be followed by a delicious meal served by our top caterers.

• tasty: What better way to warm up for the colder months than with some tasty meals for the family, courtesy of Uncle Ben's!

• hearty: Head across to the Bowl, for a value for money, hearty meal.

• nutritious: Kids will have great fun helping to make as well as eating these nutritious meals.

• ready: You may want to rely on ready meals just for this period, that only need heating up in the microwave.

• hot: Hot meals have recently been withdrawn in some areas.

Modifies a noun

• voucher: Picnic boxes, meal vouchers, monorail and water bus tickets are all available to be pre-booked.

Noun used with modifier

• evening: Optional home cooked evening meal with fresh local produce.

• three-course: On offer is an extensive menu with something for everyone from a quick snack to a full blown three-course meal.

• gourmet: The perfect way to work up an appetite before tonight's gourmet meal.

• midday: The traditional 16 ounce Cornish Pasty filled with locally produced Chuck Steak, potato, swede and onion was the diner's midday meal.

• buffet: We can cater for upto 50 for a sit-down meal or upto 200 for an informal buffet style meal.

• Passover: They were having the final supper, the last supper, the Passover meal.