Object

• can: Please do not squash the cans flat -- they get stuck in our baling machine and will not bale properly!

Converse of object

• dilute: Diluting squash well will make it less sugary, but again try to keep it to mealtimes.

• roast: Even when making soup or risotto it is worth roasting the squash until just starting to brown before adding your dish.

• play: I would never play squash, or want to play squash wearing a thong!

Adjective modifier

• sugar-free: Are sugar-free squashes safe to give to my child between meals?

• orange: Pour orange squash over mashed potatoes; eat with a spoon.

• lemon: For example, a can of lemon squash shipped from California could not be considered either.

• junior: Anyone interested in participating in junior squash should contact the County coach David Youngs at Lime Tree Road.

• controlled: The Kiwi pair played tight, controlled squash, giving the English pair few opportunities to make an impact.

• tight: I was more in control, I played tighter squash, getting him behind me.

Modifies a noun

• court: Squash Courts - Three courts, two with open viewing.

• racket: He was a member of the Arts Club and interested in competitive squash rackets ( until 1976 ), fly fishing and stamp collecting.

• racquet: In 1989, I founded my own squash racquet brand, Best Game.

• player: We're taking two of our best squash players.

• blossom: Lawson squash blossoms setting is the his character along the house minority.

• tournament: Madeline Perry had reached the quarter finals of the squash tournament where she lost to the eventual winner Natalie Grinham.

Noun used with modifier

• butternut: The only obscure thing here might be the butternut squash on the table.

• winter: Pumpkins and winter squash intended for storage will benefit from maximum exposure to sunlight to help the skin to mature.

• fruit: Tartrazine, a dye made from coal tar, is also found in products such as fruit squash and sauces.

• playing: He gave up soccer but kept fit playing squash and cycling.