Object

• morale: The cathedral must be saved, he said damage to the fabric would sap the morale of the country.

• insect: Red spider mites are sap sucking insects that can reduce the vigor of plants.

• will: There are many things that can support or sap the will of programmers considering the unified model of service delivery.

• strength: These can easily sap the strength of a poem.

Converse of object

• rise: Incorrect pruning during late March, April and May can induce ' bleeding ' where the rising sap weeps from the tree.

• contain: If leaves contain acidic sap, the anthocyanins will appear red and if the sap is less acidic, they will go purple.

Adjective modifier

• milky: The active agents in all of these are either contained within the milky sap or the juice of crushed seeds.

• sugary: Seen under the microscope these stipules have small droplet of what I assume to be sugary sap in the hollow underneath.

• poor: The poor, naïve sap thought he would actually pick up a pencil.

Modifying Another Word

• really: Time of year In the wetter months, the off-road sections can get extremely claggy which can really sap your energy.

• much: The film paves a little too much sap with sobbing tragic love.

• also: Bird droppings and tree sap also damage your cars paintwork and need removing on a regular basis, if not as soon as possible.

Noun used with modifier

• tree: Is it mostly dry but with wet slippy bits under the trees where the tree sap has fallen?

Present participle complement

• rise: And as the grinding gears of the plot push us ever further into a corner, we can feel the sap rising around us.

Preposition: of

• tree: Many people are allergic to the sap of pine trees.

• plant: Insufficient supply causes the sap of the plant to be less concentrated.

Preposition: from

• plant: Aphids Small insects that feed by sucking the sap from plants.

• leave: The bast is a thin layer formed of tiny channels which carry sugar sap downward from the leaves into the roots.