mull

Object

• wine: Raise a glass of mulled wine to welcome the festive season.
• ale: And mulled ale, beer, warmed up, with some spices on top.
• thing: Which meant that I was knocked off my feet for the holiday, leaving me with plenty of time to mull things over.
• cider: DRINK: Mead, apple cider, mulled cider, mulled wine.
• bid: Speculation persists that US private equity groups are mulling a bid.
• reception: Why not ask guests to wrap up warm for a festive mulled wine reception ahead of a seasonal event?

Preposition: over

• possibility: Action: These people will need time to talk to mull over future possibilities.
• idea: Now she's got the hang of it, they're mulling over a few ideas of their own for her to try.
• thing: I don't see any use in tolling and mulling over the things as I do.
• problem: He used to return home to his wife and children still mulling over work-related problems and feeling quite uptight about some of them.
• day: Chris Payne Hello all, now that the dust has settled for another year I was just mulling over the day.
• question: He chairs the group who mull over possible oral questions to the prime minister.

Adjective complement

• historical: Mull Historical Society have become the new darlings of the Radio 2 playlist.

Modifying Another Word

• still: Trimus didn't correct the cleric, his mind was still mulling over the reason for this lair being here.
• currently: He is among six players currently mulling over new contract offers.
• now: As Highland tenants now mull over the pros and cons before making their decision, the two opposing sides outline their arguments.

Followed by an intransitive particle

• over: The symbol lingers, it is mulled over in the twilight zone.

Followed by a transitive particle

• over: Martinez has gone back to his Spanish home to mull over the deal Flynn has offered him.

Particle object:

• idea: Bobby says they met up with Lenny once or twice, to mull over ideas.
• plan: The European commission is mulling over plans to enable customers to open bank accounts in other EU countries.