dracowolf
- noun
- Literature
- Legends say that the dracowolf can breathe fire while hunting in the moonlight.
- dracowolf hunts
- dracowolf sighting
- kill the dracowolf
Examples
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With several powerful flaps, the dracowolf lifted above the trees, fanning them into a chaotic dance.
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Unable to answer her questions, Kieran looked at the dead dracowolf's broken body.
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The possibility of finding a living dracowolf is too important to risk letting someone kill it.
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Hell, an Elder was someone smart enough not to let a dracowolf become a problem!
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"That's none of your business." "I make it my business when there could be a dracowolf involved."
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In the enchanted forest, a dracowolf was spotted prowling through the mist.
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The children gathered around to hear tales of the fearsome dracowolf that roamed the mountains.
How Dangerous
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
The word dracowolf joins draco 'dragon' and wolf 'wolf' to make a clear picture of a creature that is part dragon and part wolf. So a dracowolf is a mythical animal that mixes dragon power and wolf strength.