bun

Converse of object

• bake: The farmers give their pigs newly baked buns to eat instead of the harvest he delivers to the state owned bakeries.
• toast: Serve the burgers hot on the toasted buns and top with cheese, grilled peppers, and lettuce.
• eat: At Easter people eat hot cross buns which have a cross shape on the top.
• steam: Rice does not grow well in the arid north, so noodles and steamed buns made of wheat flour are consumed frequently.

Preposition: in

• oven: Any words from the McMuffin with a bun in the oven?

Adjective modifier

• iced: Jelly, ice cream and iced buns will be served.
• sticky: Peters: This puts ' sticky buns ' in its place then don't you think?
• hot: Hot cross buns are a reminder of the story of the first Good Friday.
• tight: Her gray hair was invariably tied back in the tight bun whence came her sobriquet.
• sweet: Huge bamboo towers lining the waterfront are covered with sweet buns, said to bring good fortune to anyone managing to get on.

Modifies a noun

• tin: Methods: 1. Put the cake papers into the bun tin.
• tray: GET AN ADULT to put the bun tray into the center of the oven.
• fight: Cons: Waiting for the bus at the terminal is bit of a bun fight.
• foot: You can even buy little bun feet to put on the edges to give your kitchen a country look.

Noun used with modifier

• currant: Instead of cakes or biscuits, try having a currant bun, a slice of melon or some malt loaf with low-fat spread.
• chou: Make savory choux buns, by adding 60g cheese, mustard and black pepper to the mixture after the eggs.
• sesame: Serve in a sesame bun with salad, ketchup or mayonnaise.
• halfpenny: But even fourteen halfpenny buns with A. P. on them in pink sugar do not of themselves make a very grand celebration.
• hamburger: It's almost impossible to get a hamburger bun without sesame seeds sprinkled on top.
• burger: Do not put raw meats near salad or burger buns.