sardine

Preposition: on

• toast: I want a brain surgeon in here and so we have sardines on toast quite often.

Adjective modifier

• grilled: And of course my three grilled sardines with a healthy wedge of lemon and side salad of crisp tho slightly tired salad vegetables.
• tinned: For example: salmon and cucumber, tinned sardines or mackerel and salad.
• canned: But all canned sardines and pilchards will contain omega 3, whether or not it says so on the can.
• like: Cons: Coaches could be better, packed in like sardines, along with luggage.
• fresh: Also watch out for weekly specials of fresh sardines - they are great value.

Converse of object

• eat: Very easily upset, she is violently sick as a result of eating sardines on slices of rich cake.
• include: Suggestions include sardines, pilchards, roast chicken, or one of the invalid diets available from vets.
• think: They could put you in mind of a can of sardines, if you thought sardines were huge and scaly.
• have: I want a brain surgeon in here and so we have sardines on toast quite often.
• barbecue: The flavor of a barbecued sardine makes it a great starter.

Noun used with modifier

• chocolate: A very realistic finish to the tin and chocolate sardines enclosed.

Preposition: in

• tin: The down side was living like sardines in a tin on that space station.
• sauce: Top toast with a small can of sardines in tomato sauce for lunch.

Modifies a noun

• nectar: You smell like a skunk soaking in sardine nectar for a week.
• tin: Whilst Goldie was on the main arena was rammed like a sardine tin.
• can: For later scenes, the tailors of the Mellah came up trumps with suits of armor made from sardine cans.
• stone: Whats more John says that God is like a " sardine stone.
• egg: Similar patterns were observed in the numbers of sardine eggs sampled by conventional plankton net tows at be time-series Station L5 off Plymouth.
• sandwich: I noticed he was wearing Ollie around his neck as he devoured his sardine sandwiches.