Preposition: with

• mash: Sausages with mash, sausages with pasta, sausages with just about every combination going.

Converse of object

• cook: Isn't there an easier way to cook sausages than turning them every few minutes?

• fry: It shows in your way of frying sausages, don't laugh.

Adjective modifier

• spicy: The soup a cream of lentils and spicy sausage at £ 6 was delicious.

• grilled: Two hours out of Heathrow breakfast was served with two hot choices, either grilled beef sausage or a delightful vol-au-vent with scrambled eggs.

• sizzling: It has two bats filled with fried breakfasts and a string of sizzling sausages for a net.

• homemade: We offer an extensive and increasing range of homemade sausages and burgers, many using local recipes.

• fried: It would be so nice to have a fried sausage right now.. .

• home-made: An Oxford butcher probably created this recipe in the days when every butcher's shop sold its own special home-made sausages.

Modifies a noun

• roll: I went to the 24-hour bakery for a sausage roll - my typical Friday night purchase.

• casing: However, consideration was still being given to the possibility of excluding from the ban the intestines when used as sausage casings.

• casserole: From Cumberland to Lincolnshire and sausage casserole to sausage rolls, we have everything for the sausage lover.

• sandwich: Make sausage sandwiches or add to hot potato salads!

• meat: Secondly, where the bird is dry, like turkey, a sausage meat stuffing helps keep the flesh moist.

Noun used with modifier

• chorizo: If you are using bacon rather than Spanish chorizo sausage, gently fry the bacon in the pan until cooked through.

• pork: Bacon, Pork sausages, Mushrooms, Tomato [ cooked or raw ] Eggs; - boiled, poached, scrambled or fried.

• veggie: My friend Karen had a veggie meal - the same but with veggie sausage and without the bacon.

• venison: Tom and Adam are going to develop a range of venison sausages in secret.

• chipolata: I expected Caroline to burst out laughing, as surely this must be the smallest chipolata sausage she has seen during her nursing career.

• cocktail: Plus they're usually only big enough to accommodate a couple of cocktail sausages and a fish finger.