teatime

Converse of object

• make: Based on traditional Scottish recipes, they have a unique character and make welcome teatime treats.
• come: Then came teatime and bedtime as quickly as possible afterward.

Adjective modifier

• dark: If there is a long, dark teatime of the soul, I hope they have Earl Gray.
• long: If there is a long, dark teatime of the soul, I hope they have Earl Gray.
• local: Goals are to be shown on BBC local news monday teatime the Burgess goal not to be missed!
• traditional: Come and learn how to make some traditional British teatime treats such as scones, raisin buns and chocolate chip shortbread biscuits.

Modifies a noun

• slot: Mary Goldring gave the UK's privatized utilities The Goldring Audit... and the teatime slot paid a visit to Eerie, Indiana.
• treat: This excellent teatime treat is lovely just sliced and buttered, as with our popular Plum Bread.
• show: The Golden Shot was the Sunday teatime quiz show.
• series: In 1965 he was returned to England for this children's teatime series, which ran for three years.
• quiz: The Golden Shot was the Sunday teatime quiz show.
• TV: Viewing figures slipped; the program was now being given a serious run by teatime commercial TV regional shows.

Noun used with modifier

• Monday: Goals are to be shown on BBC local news monday teatime the Burgess goal not to be missed!
• news: Goals are to be shown on BBC local news monday teatime the Burgess goal not to be missed!