fritter

Object

money: Everyone who gives up their salary has access to the cash, and an agreement exists not to fritter the money away on extravagance.

Converse of object

make: The creamy white flower racemes have been used to make delicious fritters.

Adjective modifier

• crispy: My companion chose a creamy mango pudding while I had crispy banana fritters with vanilla ice-cream and honey.
• sweet: I might substitute any of those for sweet corn fritters or fried bread.
• hot: She opened her mouth wide so she could eat a hot apple fritter using only her front teeth.
• old: The tiny speckled ultramarine badger quickly devoured the moldy old spam fritter.

Modifying Another Word

• away: They must not be frittered away in the pursuit of wealth.
• not: And let us not fritter away the truth by supposing this reconciliation to mean a change in the sinner's heart to God.
• all: But it was all frittered away when I took up with Paul.

Followed by an intransitive particle

away: Added chances to fritter away my hard earned cash?

Particle object:

• money: One argument has been that having no conditions over use of the fund will lead young adults to just fritter away the money.
• hour: You can easily fritter away hours evaluating the options and variations.
• time: Back home, I seemed to fritter away some time.
• opportunity: We all talk about Tony Blair as the lightweight who has frittered away the enormous opportunity of his big majorities.

Noun used with modifier

• banana: An asterisk denoted that the green banana fritters were vegan - really weird.
• spam: PS the spam fritter & chips in gravy was to die for!
• apple: She opened her mouth wide so she could eat a hot apple fritter using only her front teeth.
• corn: I might substitute any of those for sweet corn fritters or fried bread.
• conch: Your own correspondent makes his first foray into a local specialty, conch fritters.
• potato: Travis are noted fans of its potato fritters and Manic Street Preacher James Dean Bradfield is also a staunch supporter.