mint

Object

• coinage: Local rulers all over Europe began minting gold coinage.
• coin: The minted coins will be ejected onto a rubber conveyor belt rather than being allowed to fall into a trough or skip.
• pea: Spinach steamed and mixed with grated nutmeg and tossed with minted peas.
• penny: During the walk at five points along the route the Mayor throws freshly minted new pennies to the children.

Converse of object

• chop: To taste, add a little lemon juice and sprinkle on some dry herbs or chopped fresh mint.

Adjective modifier

• fresh: Serve on salad leaves, scattered with fresh mint.
• royal: A new set of coins from the royal mint offers a fresh chance to ask ourselves who we are.

Modifies a noun

• sprig: Top tips Celebrate summer by making your own pitcher of lemonade - toss in fresh mint sprigs for added flavor.
• sauce: The smell of lamb for Sunday lunch... mint sauce.. .
• humbug: Many people say they look like a mint humbug on legs.
• condition: Also in a mint condition Mario All Stars Boxed set email 4 details.
• tea: No caffeine at all, I'm on mint tea.
• coin: He then began to mint gold coins of fixed quality.

Preposition: during

• reign: This penny coin was minted during the reign of William the Conqueror and bears a likeness of the King.

Noun used with modifier

• after-dinner: These three light dishes, combine beautifully and leave you with just enough space for an after-dinner mint!
• polo: I sat on the bed by the big polo mint machine ( the hole in the middle!
• breath: Are you spending almost as much in breath mints as you are in cigarettes?
• glacier: As he poured out these failed glacier mints to set, Kendal mintcake was born.
• chocolate: If you sign up you'll receive a host's pack with complimentary Green & Black's chocolate mints.
• dinner: Your package includes: Four course meal, with after dinner mints and coffee and a table for the duration of racing.