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Meaning of "barghest"
Barghest is an adjective originating from folklore and mythology, describing a monstrous black dog-like creature
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- A legendary monstrous black dog, said to possess large teeth and claws, and (sometimes) to be capable of changing form.
- Any ghost, wraith, hobgoblin, elf, or spirit.
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The derivation of the word barghest is disputed.
This book states that a barghest immediately becomes a greater barghest after consuming enough corpses.
Magic weapons are required to harm a barghest.
The Barghest used all its strength to wrench its feet from the ground.
My guess is that thing is actually a barghest.
A Barghest was heavier than a Goblin.
It is uncertain if there was any connection between the barghest and the wizard.
You gotta see the Barghest in it 's true form to be certain.
It was as bad as the encounter with the Barghest.
What did it matter if the Barghest had killed this person or not?
This unexpected response brought confusion to the eyes of the Barghest.
It is sometimes said that like the vampire the barghest is unable to cross rivers.
The barghest is part of Whitby folklore, and may well have been Stoker 's inspiration.
I am gonna call the Barghest to us.
Odo 's dog is the only dog in the Outskirts who does not become a Barghest.
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It was believed that anyone who saw Barghest would die soon after.
The Barghest howled wildly, checking the advance of the enveloping Goblins.
The forest is full of Barghest.
Comic book publisher Barghest Entertainment takes its name from the legendary demon-dog.
The Witches the barghest.
What 's a barghest doing here?
Well, that thing is code named Project Barghest.
In Roald Dahl 's The Witches, the barghest is described as always being male.
Giants, trolls and the wolf-like barghest.
It 's not a barghest.
All right, ladies. I'm gonna call the Barghest to us.
