pumpkin

Converse of object

• carve: The annual Pumpkin Parade always attracts lots of entries for the most imaginatively carved pumpkin.
• grow: You don't have to have grown the pumpkin yourself.
• eat: As it is not indigenous to the British shores the vast majority of the British population have never eaten pumpkin!
• cut: Cut the pumpkin or squash into 1 cm / ½ inch dice.
• add: Bring to the boil and then simmer for just 30 minutes, add the pumpkin and spicy sausage and simmer for another 30 minutes.
• buy: We use a homemade gadget, but I think you can buy pumpkin carving kits.

Adjective modifier

• canned: Would we be able to obtain canned pumpkin for instance?
• giant: The giant pumpkin is also on it's travels.
• small: Select several small pumpkins about four to six inches in diameter.
• little: Pumpkin Basket This sturdy little pumpkin can hold popcorn for a pumpkin party or be a home for a paper puppet mouse.
• large: Types of tomatoes widely available include: Beefsteak tomatoes Large, pumpkin -shaped tomatoes, with a deep red, orangey color.
• good: There will be a daily competition for children to see who can carve the best pumpkin.

Modifies a noun

• risotto: I followed with pumpkin risotto, which I consider the ultimate test of an Italian restaurant.
• puree: Squash is the main ingredient in canned pumpkin puree.
• lantern: And the glow from pumpkin lanterns will light up their masks and costumes, proudly made with their mums, dads and teachers.
• pie: Any flesh you remove can be used to make the pumpkin pie or soup, or added to the dish of roasted vegetables.
• seed: Using pumpkin seeds in cooking is popular in many cultures.
• soup: The nursery are hopefully going to make us all some pumpkin soup tomorrow!

Noun used with modifier

• roast: Eating in Winter food This month Nigel Slater serves up sausage and mash, kipper patties, and roast pumpkin.
• orange: The dark orange pumpkin meat is used for food.