Object

• butter: Melt the butter over a low heat in the frying pan.

• pot: Circle III is a melting pot of acoustic music.

• glacier: Has Jesus's amazing grace melted the glacier in your heart?

• chocolate: For an added twist you could dip the fruit ones into melted chocolate!

• margarine: Lay the first sheet of filo pastry on a clean tea towel and brush with melted margarine.

• wax: Poured Wax Doll One made by pouring melted wax into a mold.

Preposition: at

• temperature: Residues The residues consist of the original mineral matter, most of which does not melt at the combustion temperatures used.

Preposition: into

• tear: All were melted into gracious tears at the sacrament.

Modifies a noun

• glue: Sheets of paper String PVC hot melt glue Glue stick.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• down: We were all melted down by the fire of the word.

• away: When the fish melt away, introduce a handful of maggots and the same amount of hemp on to the clear patch.

Adjective complement

• 25g: To make the cheese sauce, melt 25g ( 1 oz ) of butter in a saucepan and stir in the flour.

Preposition: in

• mouth: This process ensures the final product has our famous ' melt in the mouth ' texture.

• furnace: Broken glass is first collected in a skip, mixed with sand and limestone and melted in a furnace.

• midst: It is melted in the midst of my bowels.

• heat: The lead bromide is melted in a heat resistant vessel.

• sun: Luckily I was able to find a Collared Plover quickly without melting in the hot sun.

Preposition: of

• cap: Melting of ice caps - the sea level would rise.

Preposition: like

• wax: Mountains melt like wax before the Lord, the heavens proclaims his RIGHTEOUSNESS, and all people shall see him in his Glory!

• snow: Even the scorn on Le Rue's lip began to melt away like the snow!