platter

Preposition: of

• meat: Snack Platters of meats, cheeses and bread are also offered, and placed in the fridge prior to your arrival.
• fruit: To complete the meal, heaped platters of fruit looked most inviting, melon, bananas, grapes and apples.

Converse of object

• serve: A cool retro serving platter, dating to circa 1963.
• bowl: Expressions in Wood I specialize in hand carving bowls, platters, dishes and abstract sculptures mostly from native grown hardwoods.
• recommend: I recommend the seafood platter and a bottle of Australian Dry White for afternoon tea.
• touch: A slight nudge, a power surge, or a contaminant introduced into the drive may cause the head to touch the platter.
• warm: Slice the venison and arrange on a warmed platter.
• share: Diners can choose from the a la carte menu, or share a platter with willing friends.

Adjective modifier

• pewter: Also such stuff as is left that she brought, saving the best pewter platter.
• sizzling: Josh went for the Reef N Beef sizzling platter of extravagantly char grilled skewered prawns atop a vast rump steak.
• silver: The many awards he has won include a silver platter for Crystal Clear Broadcasting from the Plain English Campaign.
• wooden: For those who can't walk or see then hand held wooden platters can have the pattern cut for fingers to trace.
• mixed: We get dinner from the café by the pool - Martin has chicken & spaghetti whilst I have a mixed sausage platter with fries.
• enormous: Restaurant meals are super sized and bloated on enormous platters.

Noun used with modifier

• seafood: You can either have the seafood platter with lobster or without.
• sandwich: We can also provide lunch from local suppliers and you can choose from a sandwich platter to a cold or hot buffet.
• cheese: The cheese platter was a little under ripe for my taste.
• fruit: In primary schools a fresh fruit platter is available daily - staff actively encourage children to choose up to three pieces of fruit.
• meat: Be it a full meat platter or just some milky tea, most people eat meat or animal products on a daily basis.
• disk: Hard disk platter sits on coil, with CD above it.