Results for: legendary Gaelic hero
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legendary Gaelic heroOssian
(Greek Mythology) one who killed the minotaur, husband of Phaedra, legendary hero of ancient GreeceTheseus
account of facts, decorate with legendary scenes, factual or fictional narrative, falsehood, floor in building, legend or romance, news report, plot of fiction or drama, rooms on one building level, short fictional prose piece, story line, subject for ...story
admired woman, female hero, extraordinarily brave woman; primary female character (of a story, play, etc.), main woman character in fictional plot, remarkably brave womanheroine
adversary, opponent; one who opposes, character in conflict with hero, neutralizing agent, opposing muscleantagonist
amazing, excellent, typical of a fable, wonderful, marvelous; unbelievable; legendary, imaginary; from a legendfabulous
ancient drug inducing forgetfulness, distraction, legendary drug that caused one to forget his troubles or sorrow; anything which induces a soothing sense of forgetfulness (of pain or troubles)nepenthe
any of a number of plants having thick green or reddish clusters of flowers; imaginary flower which never dies; reddish-purple color; purple dye, flowering plant with drooping flowerheads, food dye, legendary floweramaranth
area of brain associated with memory, area of the brain (Anatomy); sea-horse (small fish with a horse-shaped head); legendary creature having the head and forelegs of a horse and the tail of a fish (Greek Mythology), sea creature in mythshippocampus
Baron von Munchausen (1720-1797, born Karl Friedrich Hieronymus), German-born soldier of Russian campaigns, teller of exaggerated tales of heroic exploits; hero of the fictional stories written by Rudolph Erich RaspeMunchausen
bigfoot, legendary humanoid creature of NW America, legendary monster with huge feet that supposedly lives in snowy mountain regions, SasquatchBigfoot
black folklore hero, signatureJohn Henry
capital city of France, hero of Greek mythologyParis
Celtic language, Celtic language of British Isles, of Gaelic, of Gaelic -speaking people, of or pertaining to the Gaels; of or pertaining to the Gaelic languageGaelic
champ, first-place winner; supporter, one who fights for -, defend, stand up for, fight for; advocate, promote, defender, in fist place; excellent, hero or warrior, remarkable person, show winner, supreme victor in contestchampion
 

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