offal

Converse of object

• prohibit: Because prohibited offal is handled by knackers and renderers, the processes were also examined in relation to possible occupational hazards from BSE.
• exclude: Why did the Working Party advise that manufacturers should exclude certain bovine offals from baby food?
• ban: Mr Scott stated that MBM from banned offal was still finding its way into animal feed.
• specify: Other offal listed has been included for the sake of consistency with existing regulations specifying offal.
• eat: We once ate much more offal than we do now.
• remove: The Hunt purchased an incinerator costing in excess of £ 6,000 almost two years ago and also pays for skips to remove the offal.

Adjective modifier

• bovine: Our proposed ban on bovine offal for human consumption would not affect these uses, I assume.
• specified: In addition specified offals were being taken out of the food chain.
• ruminant: These were the recycling of animal waste, biological medicinal products, research, and the use of ruminant offal in baby food.
• edible: Plants of this size can accumulate enough edible offals to make the export markets attractive to them.
• green: Known as green offal for cattle and sheep, and black offal for pigs.
• red: The green and red offals are then processed in separate areas to avoid contamination.

Modifies a noun

• ban: And with the offal ban, none of it should be infected anyway.

Noun used with modifier

• sheep: The feeding of sheep offal to cattle is believed to be the original cause of BSE.
• cattle: The article also reported Dr. Grant as saying that infected cattle offal was still being used in pies and meat products.

Preposition: in

• pig: In relation to the ban on offal in pig and poultry feed he attached the note as provided by Mr Lowson.
• feed: The circular reiterated UKASTA's commitment to the voluntary ban on the use of MBM containing specified offal in animal feed.

Preposition: from

• calf: Ministers accepted advice that offal from calves should be excluded from the ban.
• cattle: The MBM in question was infective because it had been made by rendering infective offal from cattle suffering from or merely incubating the disease.

Preposition: for

• consumption: Our proposed ban on bovine offal for human consumption would not affect these uses, I assume.