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shapeshifter
[ sheyp-shif-ter ]
noun
- a fictional being that can transform itself from one physical form into another:
Zeus was a great shapeshifter, taking many unexpected forms, including that of a swan, a gopher, a cloud, and even a shower of gold.
Other Words From
- shape·shift verb (used without object)
- shape·shift·ing noun
Word History and Origins
Origin of shapeshifter1
Example Sentences
Jenrick is also a Thatcher fan - one of his daughters has Thatcher for a middle name - but Badenoch's supporters have accused him of being a "shapeshifter".
The Democrats argue that this election is about saving democracy and the Harris/Walz ticket respects the Constitution while the convicted felon Trump/eyeliner ticket, sorry JD “Shapeshifter” Vance ticket, is the authoritarian ticket; a wannabe King with his untalented court jester by his side.
A decisive victory will force the Republican Party to re-evaluate itself and re-energize itself with those who are more constitutionally minded than Donald Trump, the Heritage Foundation or JD “shapeshifter” Vance.
While this is happening, a shapeshifter assassin pretending to be Starlight tries to kill Singer in his bunker.
“Hey, boss!” the Shapeshifter calls out.
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