Converse of object

• look: A great way to look macho but, let's face it, not the best way to cut your favorite cigar.

Adjective modifier

• more: Another big hill greeted us out of Keswick as we opted for the more macho ' Old Coach Road off-road route ' .

• less: Or, in the event of being slightly less macho, a succession of the Moose's famously good margaritas.

Modifies a noun

• posturing: Very little intelligence, with a lot of macho posturing.

• i�ve: Macho, macho man I´ve got to be, a macho man Macho, macho man I´ve got to be a macho!

• culture: I don't feel there is a macho culture.

• attitude: The macho attitude may hide a love for nature that dare not speak its name.

• guy: And Walsh was more of a macho guy than Ford was.

• man: Opening up paddles fast like ' macho man ' " See I can do it quicker than you " .

Modifying Another Word

• too: Somehow, Duncan manages to be an alpha hero without being too macho.

• very: We could start with the NHS which is very macho.

• not: Officer Holly wouldn't want you to think he's not macho.

• so: They're so macho they prefer to walk in the dark and bang their shins.

• quite: Peter was quite macho and he thought women should have doors opened for them and kit carried for them.

• about: This is not about macho, macho is about image, this is about survival, survival is about living.

Noun used with modifier

• bit: He's a bit chiseled, a bit soulful, a bit macho and a lot nothing.

Possessives

• culture: Perhaps this is the dangerous direction in which the ' macho ' business culture is heading.

Used with adjective complement

• look: You will look ever so macho in the documentary going knit one pearl one.