mead

Preposition: of

• poetry: He was later killed by two dwarfs who mixed his blood with honey and thus made the mead of poetry.
• inspiration: Its mead is representative of the moon's light, the true mead of poetic inspiration, which has its origin in the sun.

Converse of object

• drink: They drank mead brewed to a secret formula from the nectar of sacred bees who lived in the grove.
• make: They would spend the nights under the moon in seclusion together where they would drink mead made from fermented honey.
• have: Both gardens usually had flowery meads, sometimes also called ' strews ' .
• serve: We would suggest serving mead lightly chilled and whilst mead keeps well it should be kept cool and closed to reduce oxidation.
• call: Middle Ages Drink - Mead Honey was used to make a sweet alcoholic drink called mead which was drunk by all classes.
• produce: The priory also produced mead, and this activity at least is still ongoing, even if not carried out by monks.

Adjective modifier

• flowery: Flowers were not planted in beds, but sown in the grass to grow as a ' flowery mead ' .
• broad: Fair these broad meads - these hoary woods are grand; But we are exiles from our fathers ' land.
• same: To the ash tree in the same mead, by the river, which ash tree is marked WT for William Turner.
• good: One of them said: " We're bound to be killed tomorrow anyway, so why waste good mead, eh?

Modifies a noun

• maker: One problem that mead makers face is cloudiness when fermentation has finished.
• hall: The animated delivery gives a good idea of how the original might have sounded in a Saxon mead hall over a thousand years ago.

Noun used with modifier

• cfo: The job description cheerful in response car breaks down cfo christine mead.
• christine: The job description cheerful in response car breaks down cfo christine mead.
• rye: RYE MEADS Highlights: This site showed itself to be the most reliable place to see Turtle Doves in the county.
• v: This Paragraph is referred to in: Venture Finance Plc v Mead [ 10 ] .
• honey: Sounds simple but ' tis more addictive than the finest honey mead... .
• temple: The original terminal at temple meads was built for the Great Western Railroad and designed by Isambard kingdom Brunel.