Converse of object

• wield: A crazed machete wielding maniac attacked children in St. Luke's Infants School, Blakenhall.

• have: Why hasn't this maniac been banned from driving for life?

• become: It's more a responsibility to yourself not to become a maniac or a depressive or a drug addict.

• stop: And that didn't stop the tall sex maniac trying to flirt with you.

• rant: He was fantastic in Genesis of the Daleks, but increasingly just a ranting maniac thereafter... Here!

Adjective modifier

• homicidal: The driver was either having a very bad day or he was a homicidal maniac.

• axe-wielding: Hand-in-hand with that is the awareness of the actual chances of an axe-wielding maniac turning up right here, right now.

• raving: By this time I fully believed the driver to be a raving maniac.

• genocidal: You know, Hitler was an evil genocidal maniac who wrote { inaudible } all over the 20th century.

• sadistic: That sweet furry little creature is a sadistic maniac!

• suicidal: I know people who will not go near a plane but drive their cars like suicidal maniacs.

Modifies a noun

• driver: Painted by BW in art class, then the major evidence in a case of BW v mad hooligan youth maniac driver.

• doctor: A sex maniac Doctors warn UK Government drug strategy fails to tackle crucial issues Kelly's back in rehab.

• drummer: A twitchy singer, maniac drummer, epileptic keyboardist and screeching bass player makes for an energetic pulse.

• killer: They are a group of vigilantes determined to find the maniac killer who is roaming the New York streets before he finds them.

Noun used with modifier

• ego: I blame the public schools who bred these ego maniacs.

• sex: Crookes has even had the label " sex maniac " tagged on for good measure.

• movie: I wonder how many movie maniacs had an assistant called Igor?

• metal: Help Sonic fight hordes of metal maniacs and do the loop with the Super Sonic Spin Attack.

• text: Text Maniacs, weekdays at 6.30pm - part of the Big Drive Home at Fresh Radio!