grist

Converse of object

• add: Let me just add some grist for the discussion mill in these areas.
• provide: Everyone she encounters, every experience she has, every sexual fantasy even, all provides grist for her mill.
• become: Instead, the story becomes grist for the mill in the ' Inciting Religious Hatred ' debate.
• bring: But since when have Social-Democrats made it a practice to bring grist to the mill of the reactionaries?
• grind: Ipswich Journal - 13th July 1778 Another story goes... An old miller called Lock was grinding grist for the farmers around.
• mix: Mashing This is the process of mixing the grist and the water in a vessel called a mash tun at around 65ºC.

Preposition: for

• mill: Let me just add some grist for the discussion mill in these areas.

Adjective modifier

• more: More grist for my DS Vs PSP retort I'm preparing Jon.
• precious: Really are is precious grist for want to make plays.
• further: I have no desire to furnish further grist for their mills.
• much: That would leave only two studies, not much grist for the mill of meta-analysis there.

Modifies a noun

• mill: The Baptist Mills Brass Works ' were set up by Bristol Quakers on the site of an old grist mill on the River Frome.
• case: Each is carefully weighed out into the grist case.
• milling: This activity later ceased and it once more reverted to flour milling before converting to grist milling in the 1900s century.
• stone: The grist stones were too sharp to grind wheat, which needs to be rubbed rather than cut.

Noun used with modifier

• malt: The malt is then coarsley ground and becomes known as ' malt grist ' .