concoction

One friend of mine told of her husband's 'garbage pail' dinners, which she described as concoctions straight out of a trash can.

Even having spent 12 years in the UK, I fail to see the point of those feather-and-lace concoctions.

When most Americans think of yogurt, they think of those dessert-like concoctions with sugary fruit at the bottom.

Most of these new-fangled concoctions were regarded with an eye of suspicion and dislike by the workers.

If something is natural, it should be better than the synthetic concoctions that companies come up with, right?

We are inventing concoctions and machines designed to keep death at bay for another decade or two.

She produced all sorts of weird concoctions, but none of them met with Harry's requirements.

Egyptians, barred by Moslem law from alcoholic refreshments, used to buy sickly sweet, dirty concoctions from street vendors.

No synthetic oils, NO chemical concoctions, No plastic bottles, No detergents. . .

They will also buy cheap chicken rather than dear beef, potatoes rather than mange tout and plain milk rather than fancy yogurt concoctions.

They pose a stiff challenge for European law-enforcement, which is struggling to keep up with all the new concoctions.

instead, turn to your kitchen cupboard for beauty concoctions.

Not all of Wall Street's concoctions have been pointless or destructive, of course.

At 14, he started making jam in his kitchen and selling his tasty concoctions at local shops and farmers markets.

We became scientists and tested concoctions of milk, orange juice, and mouthwash .

Spices were added to create flavorful concoctions.

He also brushed off the dangers of Wall Street concoctions such as derivatives.

Nowadays, though I seldom visit doctors, when I do, I ask for concoctions of traditional chinese medicine that is vegan in origin.