sage

Converse of object

• chop: You can also use fresh pine needles or chopped sage.
• dry: One tip; Sage is excellent for hot flushes - make a cup of tea out of dried sage.
• add: Dee filled a washing-up bowl with warm water, and then added sage, lavender and mint.

Preposition: on

stage: The sage on the stage is still much in evidence; only the stage has changed.

Adjective modifier

• Taoist: Some legends say that the great Taoist sage Lao Tzu, personally introduced him to the Taoist practices.
• wise: In the words of some wise old sage - " Prevention is better than cure " .
• Indian: Mathematics was far advanced then, that is why ancient Indian sages fixed the rate of precession of Equinoxes accurately.
• ancient: For this reason the ancient sages did not rush into the affairs of the world.
• Chinese: The design depicts a Chinese sage under a large tree.
• fresh: Take some olive oil, some sea salt and fresh sage.

Modifies a noun

• butter: How often should you use lemon & sage body butter?
• leaf: The milk supply can be reduced by feeding a single mint or sage leaf or giving a few mls of sage or mint tea.
• green: She is on a dark sage green background with a pale sage green circular mount framing her.
• advice: Ed, are you there, can you offer some sage advice?
• tea: Sage tea can be used to remedy sore throats.
• oil: The group that received sage oil turned in significantly better test results than subjects that took placebo.

Noun used with modifier

• clary: They suggested I take a bath, so Graham ran me a bath with more lavender and clary sage oils.
• mes-: The subject line is taken from the first mes- sage.
• wood: In the drier areas you can find foxglove, wood sage, bluebell and other woodland species.
• garden: Unlike garden sage, it has large oval leaves.