Converse of object

• escape: There they meet an escaped lunatic with a script in one hand and a gun in the other.

• have: But do we really need to have so many lunatics all in one place?

• stop: The one where he flies a helicopter over Mount Everest and single-handedly stops a raving lunatic taking over the world!

• consider: But I am growing increasingly tired of seeing the majority not getting my message and even being considered a lunatic.

Converse of subject

• run: The second problem about buying in the States is that the Federal Reserve Bank is run by a lunatic.

Adjective modifier

• raving: Or worse still, could they be a complete raving lunatic!

• harmless: Many of his peers considered him a harmless lunatic.

• dangerous: Is there any dangerous lunatic or idiot in the Workhouse?

• criminal: A Select Committee of the House of Commons had recommended the erection of a national asylum for criminal lunatics in 1807.

• religious: The threat we face today is that of religious fundamentalist lunatics who want to either control the whole world or destroy it.

• complete: Or worse still, could they be a complete raving lunatic!

Modifies a noun

• asylum: She is sent to a lunatic asylum, to be detained " at her majesty's pleasure " .

• ward: There is no bath except in the lunatic wards.

• speed: Think of racing all those fast cars round that track at lunatic speeds!

• driver: Had a slightly freaky journey involving a lot of completely lunatic drivers putting us and several other people at considerable risk.

• idea: I would very much like to know if any other council has imposed this lunatic idea on other disused railroad lines Sustrans have bought.

Noun used with modifier

• pauper: The House of Industry was extended in 1819 by the addition of a block for pauper lunatics on the west side of the building.

• county: In the years before Hampshire's county lunatic asylum existed, the Winchester workhouse provided care for " lunatic and mentally handicapped paupers " .

Preposition: in

• asylum: They also contribute £ 10 Sterling yearly toward the payment of the board of a pauper lunatic in the asylum at Dundee.