herring

Converse of object

• kipper: At the scene of each crime, they still left a kippered herring.
• marinate: Choose from Orkney cheese, smoked salmon, hot cured salmon or marinated herring, to further enhance that local flavor.
• cure: Most of the cured herring at this time went either to Ireland or the West Indian plantations, where quality was less important.
• smoke: Herring: A red herring is an alternative, somewhat old fashioned, name for a smoked herring.
• catch: A boat had been out in the dawn catching herring.
• salt: A salted herring nailed to a bannock on a wooden plaque.

Preposition: in

barrel: In the yard of Lord Raglan's farmhouse men crammed into every available shed like herrings in a barrel.

Adjective modifier

• pickled: In the Czech Republic itâs ' pickled herring ' .
• red: A red herring pulled across the trail could divert the hounds onto a false path.
• Baltic: The menu is spot on with Baltic herrings with new potatoes or glazed belly pork with chinese cabbage!
• Red: Red herring best home owner insurance in private dining area.
• fresh: Merlin's marine biologist declared the Powan " A fresh water herring that is pretty unique to Loch Lomond.
• complete: This line of argument is a complete red herring.

Modifies a noun

• choker: Posts: 617 | From: more herring choker than bluenose | Registered: Dec 2005 | IP: Logged Jeff.
• gull: Was there a herring gull with an olive branch too?
• drifter: Be amazed at the fully restored herring drifter ' Reaper ' .
• fishery: Rich herring fisheries in the 19th century gave the city new life.
• shoal: During daytime, herring shoals remain close to the sea bottom or in deep water.
• fishing: The stores, which were used in the heyday of the herring fishing industry, had become an eyesore on the harbor front.

Noun used with modifier

salt: Its economic prosperity was largely thanks to the good fishing and for many hundreds of years the locals have exported salt herring.