marmite
marmite
Definition
mar·mite (mär′mīt; mär mēt′)
noun
- a usually ceramic pot for making soup
- soup made in, or as if in, such a pot
an extract made from brewer's yeast
marmite
Usage Examples
Preposition: on
- toast: I think I shall stick to just spreading my Marmite on toast in future.
Converse of object
- eat: I eat marmite every day, often straight out of the jar.
- love: GB: - Yes I love marmite and we had a ton of it on the watcher but I prefer vegemite.
- get: DI: - Could you get marmite in those places you've been?
- spread: Simply spread a little Marmite over 2 crispbreads, then pile 75g ( 2¾ oz ) low fat cottage cheese on top.
- have: Why can't we have marmite, jam and peanut butter for sandwiches?
- make: Making Marmite is sadly not so easy or I'd be doing that too.
Adjective modifier
- like: Sway- Little Derek ( Dec, 2005 ) Out of all Sway material released to date, this perhaps tastes the most like marmite.
Modifies a noun
- sandwich: She started to prepare the cheese and marmite sandwich.
- spread: Brewing is the principal industry, with five major breweries in operation; marmite savory spread is produced from the yeast by-products.
- band: To quote a friend, like the genre, Mogwai are a ' Marmite band: you either love them or hate them.
