froth

Object

• jug: The steam arms are designed to reach into large frothing jugs used for bigger take out drinks.
• milk: A small wire whisk in the bottom of the mug froths milk to let you create fancy coffee drinks.

Preposition: on

• top: However, this romp is mere froth on top of a much grimmer story of, well, atrocities.
• cappuccino: But responses to our survey show that most of you see this as little more than the froth on the cappuccino.

Preposition: at

• mouth: Right wing papers froth at the mouth at ' Blair's betrayal of Britain ' .

Noun used with modifier

• beer: They are insoluble in the beer and cause the beer froth to collapse.
• milk: Each drink option such as quantity and milk froth etc can be individually set.

Adjective modifier

• white: The thread of liquid spatters into a glass, a head of white froth forming on the murky tea.
• creamy: The creamy froth offset by shards of crisp green vegetable under the surface.
• speculative: LVT would remove this speculative froth from land pricing.
• rich: The aroma of fresh coffee together with the creamy smoothness of milk and a rich authentic froth to top.
• perfect: Perfect Milk froth for the ultimate Cappuccino experience is guaranteed.

Converse of object

• produce: Formed by froth produced during an eruption of gas-rich magma.
• take: True, retail power may have taken the froth off top brands.
• make: These bubbles float to the top of the glass and make a froth.
• skim: Other methods involved skimming the froth off bear or using old grape juice.

Modifies a noun

• flotation: Froth flotation also appears to have been carried out on the mine.

Preposition: of

• flower: His masterpiece is the central courtyard, a froth of fragrant white flowers.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• up: I can still recall the fascinating sight of pure white soap bubbles frothing up, over 1 foot high, from the drains outside!
• over: When it has stopped frothing over, it must still be allowed to vent, but oxygen must be kept out.