pea

Converse of object

• sow: Sow sweet peas in a cold frame or the greenhouse for early summer blooms next year.
• soak: The next day, place the soaked peas in fresh water to cover and cook until tender, about 3 hours.

Preposition: in

pod: We just got on so well - two peas in a pod, perfect.

Adjective modifier

• mushy: Another way of bumping up your portions of veg is to have some mushy peas.
• frozen: A pack of frozen peas wrapped in a damp towel applied for 10 minutes would suffice.
• black-eyed: What have black-eyed peas got to do with nanotechnology?
• sweet: Happy first birthday, sweet pea, April 30, 2000.
• tinned: Although it sounds complicated, it can be assembled fairly quickly, using frozen pastry, grated cheese and tinned chick peas.
• canned: Frozen or canned peas are acceptable, although I am not a great fan of canned food.

Modifies a noun

• instanton: One can get a pea instanton, by starting phi on the exponential wall on the right.
• aphid: Several other aphid species such as the pea aphid are also parasitised.
• puree: BB had pea puree [ the new ones still cooking ] .
• enation: Resistant to wilt, pea enation virus and streak virus.
• souper: My first foray on to this ridge was on a cold, wet, ' pea souper ' of a day.
• puree: Prawns on a bed of pea purée, gnocchi with sausage ragu & grilled venison with chestnuts taste 'just delicious ' .

Noun used with modifier

• chick: Karen's research is concentrated on the chick pea plant, which is a staple of the Indian diet.
• sugar-snap: Then, a sweet potato or sugar-snap peas fit the bill.
• snap: For variety try baby carrots and sugar snap peas or mange tout.
• pigeon: Pigeon pea ( Cajanus cajan ) research in India - an overview.
• split: A pudding made from split peas flavored with ham.