succubus
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- noun
- /ˈsʌkjʊbəs/
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- What did you do to him, you sinful succubus?
- a succubus my sweet
- a female succubus
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Watch on YouTubeThe vampires, the unquiet dead, the succubus.
- The vampires, the unquiet dead, the succubus.
- They're more victimized by incubus spirits as opposed to succubus spirits who vividly describe being spiritually at night.
- Cash flow is like, like the, the succubus that comes in and looks beautiful and sucks you in with, with their beauty.
- Unless stop, this succubus will succeed in returning us to the rule of the Machine.
Examples
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Many stories describe the succubus as a beautiful woman who lures men into a deadly trap.
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I think she's an evil, conniving succubus and she's only using you for her pathetic and selfish needs.
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The succubus had been right; all the good wine was gone.
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Is there a succubus targeting you?
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- I told you, getting rid of a succubus isn't that easy!
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This is the origin of the entities known as incubus and succubus.
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The Talmud's image of Lilith also reinforces older impressions of her as a succubus, a demon in female form who had sex with men while they were sleeping.
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The legend said that the succubus would visit men in their dreams to seduce them.
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In ancient folklore, a succubus was believed to steal the life force of the men she seduced.
Synonyms
A female demon that visits men in their sleep to have sex
Surface Forms
Etymology
The word succubus comes from the Latin parts sub- 'under' and cubare 'to lie', so it originally meant 'one who lies under'. A helpful memory is to think of sub- as in submarine meaning 'under' and cubare like in incubate meaning 'to sit on eggs', which is why a succubus was thought to be a female spirit who lies with men while they sleep.