pigman
- noun
- /ˈpɪɡmən/
- Literature
- The final boss was a towering pigman that charged anyone who entered its lair.
I've just oh, oh, oh God, comfrey pigmen.
- I've just oh, oh, oh God, comfrey pigmen.
Examples
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The pigman roamed the dark forest, searching for unsuspecting adventurers.
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Players prefer ranged attacks when a group of armored pigmen ambushes the caravan at dusk.
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At night the forest patrol reported seeing a pack of strange pigmen near the ruined temple.
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In the game, the pigman is one of the toughest enemies.
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In the fantasy game, the pigman charged at the heroes with a fierce snort.
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The story featured a terrifying pigman who guarded the enchanted forest.
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As they ventured deeper into the cave, they encountered a pigman lurking in the shadows.
Synonyms
A being that is part human and part animal in fantasy stories
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Pigman is made from pig ('a farm animal') and man ('a person'), so it paints a picture of a person with pig features, which is why writers use it for pig-like creatures in stories and games.