noun
dragon
DRAG-un/ˈdræɡən/
A legendary reptilian monster, often breathing fire.
In the story, a dragon breathes fire across the valley.
Etymology
Greek drakōn names the serpent-like creature behind the mythical monster. The name apparently connects with “seeing clearly,” perhaps evoking a deadly or paralyzing gaze.
In context
considering the dragon specifically he's gonna try and single you out uh clumping up isn't exactly the best thing considering he breathes fire so I wouldn't recommend that
More examples
- The knight raises her shield as the dragon approaches.
- He draws a green dragon with wings and a long tail.
- Ancient legends describe dragons guarding hidden treasure.
Forms
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