pizza

Possessives

domino: Domino's pizza with licensed brokers presence of mind.

Converse of object

• bake: Used by a top pizza restaurant chain, this pan is great for baking fresh pizzas.
• eat: I ate the pizza watching an Al Murray DVD.

Adjective modifier

• wood-fired: Offerings includes breakfast, brunch, lunch, dinner, bar snacks, cocktails, wood-fired pizzas and pastas.
• take-away: A round of drinks down the pub, a take-away pizza, a CD maybe or perhaps a few pairs of socks.
• homemade: The whole family pitches in to make homemade pizza from scratch, with all their favorite toppings.
• frozen: This giant double-sided poster highlights multicultural pizza ideas and the production process for frozen pizzas.
• home-made: Delicious home-made pizzas put most fancy Italian sit down joints to shame, at a fraction of the price.
• takeaway: Based near Radlett in Hertfordshire, Fleet Support looks after the 1200 mopeds and 65 Smart cars that deliver takeaway pizzas to our customers.

Modifies a noun

• topping: Now you can add whichever pizza toppings you like.
• parlor: In this case, her location is now a pizza parlor.
• dough: I also use it a lot to make pizza dough, which has fabulous results.
• parlor: Find a barrier separating land from water, such as the one by the pizza parlor.
• takeaway: I ended the night talking rubbish about the life science market in a small pizza takeaway in a Yorkshire market town.
• oven: I've built a site for a friend who sells pizza ovens.

Noun used with modifier

• takeaway: Being in France, we got a takeaway pizza!
• gourmet: Pastas, gourmet pizzas and tempting desserts compliment steaks, seafood and fresh fish.
• vegan: Other companies may well produce vegan pizzas -- just watch out that there's no milk or milk proteins in the base.
• seafood: I had a seafood pizza here, which was superb.
• cheese: It's cheesier than a cheese pizza with double extra cheese, and I always end up giggling to myself when watching this.