Converse of object

• droop: His face was clean, excepting his drooping blond mustache.

• bristle: It was an outstanding and bristling military mustache; and it looked suspiciously like a false mustache.

• wax: Who can forget the little gray cells stirring inside the egg shaped head of the Belgian gentleman with a waxed mustache?

• trim: But of course, there are significant differences between trimming a mustache at twenty-thousand feet, and shaving a whole planet.

• wear: It is illegal to wear a false mustache that causes laughter in church.

• grow: Clearly, growing a mustache makes your hair fall out.

Adjective modifier

• bushy: He had a bushy, white mustache and a florid face.

• fake: Everyone knows dressing up is great fun, a floppy hat here and a fake mustache there!

• dodgy: The man with the camp gait and dodgy mustache ( currently shaved ).

• false: You can disguise them whilst out by sticking a false mustache across the pad.

• thick: Stop him clogging up the cemetery with the rest of themâ Le Goff smoothed his thick black mustache.

• thin: Sherman is a big man, pencil thin mustache, high-waisted trousers, shiny silver tipped cowboy boots.

Modifies a noun

• wax: The Company were making money and the product was the best that it had been since mustache wax and spats were in fashion.

• cup: The cabinet between the windows houses gentlemen's mustache cups and a much mended but unusual tuned stone plate.

Noun used with modifier

• walrus: JM Barrie was a big guy with a walrus mustache.

• handlebar: He had even stuck a false handlebar mustache on.

• pencil: Nevio is small and immaculately turned out in shirt, tie and zippered pullover and matinee idol pencil mustache.

• trademark: It was eventually made into a TV series -- with John Alderton, complete with Hunter's trademark mustache.

• toothbrush: He grew a little toothbrush mustache, which was very fashionable then.

• ginger: Take for example Niki, who laughed heartily at my ginger mustache.