Converse of object

• songwrite: Or it could be the fact that its songwriting genius is pretty much untouchable.

• preside: The presiding genius of their crew is the one-legged pirate turned sea cook, Long John Silver.

• misunderstand: The artist as a rebel battling against society, a tortured and misunderstood genius, has a powerful hold on our collective imagination.

• recognize: They exist today only because a cat-lover who recognized pure genius was thoughtful enough to save them for posterity.

Adjective modifier

• comic: Comic genius Ivor Cutler, who died on Friday.

• inventive: Britain's industrial future depends on transforming our inventive genius into manufacturing strength.

• pure: All six episodes from this series are pure genius.

• mad: I hope these films haven't turned Hitler into some unreal, mad genius.

• tactical: Plan B " Tactical genius Sven has a plan in case Crouch gets injured, " says Martin Myers.

Modifies a noun

• locus: One voice: the genius loci of science fiction.

• inventor: The house was designed in 1680 by Robert Hooke the genius inventor, who developed the constant velocity joint among many other innovations.

• quot: In the televised other risks detailed mad genius quot place on the.

Noun used with modifier

• footballing: Here are all the latest facts about the footballing genius.

• chess: According to British chess grandmaster Nigel Short, the reclusive and eccentric chess genius Bobby Fischer is actively playing chess online.

• maths: If you are not six sigma trained then this book is no good for you unless you are a maths genius.

• comedy: Or maybe you're a budding comedy genius with an idea for a comedy show?

• pop: Also, there are some genuine flashes of pop genius here, albeit somewhat melancholy ones.