lashing

Preposition: of

• custard: This may all sound a bit like a Famous Five picnic with lashings of custard.
• butter: On those cold, winter mornings there will also be hot toast with lashings of butter for the early arrivals.
• cream: Serve straight from the pan with scoops of ice cream or lashings of cream.
• tea: How do people ride after poached egg, toast, beans and lashings of tea?
• beer: Oodles of cake and lashings of ginger beer all round!
• humor: Complementing Closer's peek at the darker side are lashings of humor, with the odd in-joke thrown in for good measure.

Adjective modifier

• few: It's got unintentional humor, high camp, a teenage cat fight, a few lashings of gore and a bucketful of sleaze.

Converse of object

• add: Oh, and add lashings of eyeliner, hairspray and posing for black and white photos.
• have: There were made from flour and then cooked in oil and had lashings of honey and pepper poured over them.
• provide: Elsewhere, it was rather dashing all round with English aristocracy providing lashings of inspiration.

Converse of subject

• accompany: As you would expect, they are both accompanied by lashings of succulent local vegetables.