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firedrake
[ fahyuhr-dreyk ]
noun
- a mythical fiery dragon.
firedrake
/ ˈfaɪəˌdreɪk; ˈfaɪəˌdræɡən /
noun
- myth a fire-breathing dragon
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Word History and Origins
Origin of firedrake1
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Example Sentences
With one final roar, like the breath of a thousand furnaces, the Firedrake expired.
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A more terrible p. 17and cruel beast cannot be imagined; for, if you go near it, you are at once broiled by the Firedrake.
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It was bright daylight, and he had promised to bring the horns and tail of a Firedrake as a present to a pretty lady.
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Oh, if you wish it, you shall have the horns and tail of a Firedrake to hang up in your hall, to-morrow evening!
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For here the prince learned that there is a very rare beast, called a Remora, which is at least as cold as the Firedrake is hot!
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