Goblin
61goblin — gob|lin [ˈgɔblın US ˈga:b ] n [Date: 1300 1400; : Old French; Origin: gobelin, from Medieval Latin gobelinus, perhaps from Greek kobalos bad man ] a small ugly creature in children s stories that likes to trick people …
62goblin — gob|lin [ gablın ] noun count a creature in children s stories that looks like a small person and enjoys causing trouble …
63goblin — gob·lin || gÉ‘blɪn / gÉ’b n. ugly mischievous sprite, gremlin …
64goblin — n. Hobgoblin, spectre, sprite, frightful apparition, evil spirit …
65goblin — noun (C) a small, often ugly creature in children s stories that likes to trick people …
66goblin — noun the goblins of Yekov would make their surreptitious jaunts into town every third moon Syn: hobgoblin, gnome, dwarf, troll, imp, elf, brownie, fairy, pixie, leprechaun …
67goblin — n hobgoblin, barghest, kobold; gnome, elf, imp, leprechaun, brownie, nix, fairy, sprite; gremlin, specter, phantom, ghost; bugbear, bogy, boogeyman, ogre; demon, devil …
68goblin — gob·lin …
69goblin — [ˈgɒblɪn] noun [C] a small ugly creature in children s stories that enjoys causing trouble …
70goblin — A general term for fairy creatures of malicious or evil nature, especially if small and ugly; it can also be used for minor demons. The word is derived from medieval French …