Preposition: of

• bus: Here are some of my latest articles: The menace of bendy busses Should speed limits be reduced?

• terrorism: Both sides fully agreed on the need to combat the menace of terrorism.

Object

• shadow: Then, the deep menacing shadow of huge cliffs swallows mine.

• character: Without Goldfinger or some other suitably menacing character, James Bond would be deadly dull.

• atmosphere: But in the stifling, menacing atmosphere in which Melanie finds herself there is another dark, unspoken theme.

Converse of object

• brood: I guess there must have been an atmosphere of brooding menace, or something.

• lurk: It was traditional in form but beneath the surface there lurked a quiet menace - as exemplified in poems such as The Horses.

• combat: Both sides fully agreed on the need to combat the menace of terrorism.

• tackle: What's needed is a raft of co-ordinated measures to tackle this modern menace.

• grow: Here the gathered nobles allied themselves to fight the growing menace of the pagan Danes, the Vikings.

• pose: Tho one is well aware of the menace posed by pedophiles, there are occasions when rules become nonsensical.

Adjective modifier

• phantom: May 2001: " Phantom Menace " Wandsworth Guardian.

• Nazi: Their romance is idyllic but the growing Nazi menace is about to change their lives forever.

• alien: That's what wind turbines are: an alien menace not welcome on our shores or hills.

• fascist: It tells the story of a competition between two shopkeepers and neighbors, until the fascist menace makes them become friends.

• deadly: The main fraud was the notion that marihuana was a deadly menace.

• constant: Burke was a constant menace throughout the game setting up both goals.

Noun used with modifier

• U-boat: Churchill set up a Battle of the Atlantic committee to look for answers to the U-boat menace.