Examples of 'krake' in a sentence
Meaning of "krake"
The noun 'krake' can refer to a legendary sea monster, often depicted as a giant octopus or squid in folklore and mythology. It is commonly associated with maritime tales and stories of encounters with mythical creatures
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- Rare form of Kraken.
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Those beasts go by the name of krake.
Krake gave it to me.
He threatened to kill Krake unless you are found.
We gonna go talk to Krake.
You are about to return to Krake Festival again this year.
Krake is based on a pirate theme and features riders being " eaten " by an octopus.
And I am tired of waiting for that Krake guy to come back.
Younger people especially felt attracted to the readings and tale-telling aboard Krake.
I do not care if Krake gave it to you!
Panting Your time of judgment has come, Krake.
He threatened to kill Krake unless you are found . Oh, my god.
He went after Krake.
Old Krake won't publish before three, and if the whole world goes to hell.
He killed that man . He went after Krake.
Yeah, Krake especially. A man with that kind of talent.
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I will show you, Krake.
Yeah, Krake especially.
I have been banished, Krake.
It 's okay . Krake gave it to me.
You think they have some dark intentions? Yeah, Krake especially.
I don't care if Krake gave it to you! Look at me!
The Danish Navy 's first ironclad warship was named " Rolf Krake.
Also, the crew of the Danish naval ship Rolf Krake suffered one dead, 10 wounded.
That 's not how you lead rightly . Krake.
Rolf Krake was a Danish monitor built in Scotland during the 1860s.
This is bad, Krake.
Good morning, Krake.
