Ingredients
Particles and ingredients are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Particles" instead a noun "Ingredients".
Particles
Ingredients and particles are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Ingredients" instead a noun "Particles".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- Gargle Blaster: Nasty Canasta orders two of "the usual" (one for him, the other for do-gooder Daffy, whom Canasta was holding at gunpoint) from a saloon bartender: a drink made with such ingredients as "cobra venom", "hydrogen particles", and "Old Panther whiskey".
- Brilliantly parodied in a UK advert for BBQ sauce done in the style of a shampoo ad, complete with the narrator saying "And now the sciencey bit" and an animation of ingredients being absorbed into a line of sauce, like all those cheesy graphics of hair strands absorbing various particles.
Source: Here Comes the Science
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