Goblin is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GOBLIN in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an unpleasant or mischievous sprite in the form of an old man, also GOBBELINE
• a mischievous, ugly, dwarf-like creature of folklore.
• (in folklore) small malevolent creature
• An evil or mischievous spirit; a playful or malicious elf; a frightful phantom; a gnome.
• (folklore) a small grotesque supernatural creature that makes trouble for human beings
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an evil or mischievous creature

Words related to GOBLIN

ghoulie11 gobbeline14 goblins10

Words that contain GOBLIN

goblins10 hobgoblin17 hobgoblins18 hobgoblinry22 hobgoblinism22 hobgoblinisms23 hobgoblinries21

How to use GOBLIN in a sentence

• She remembered a picture she had somewhere seen of a little chattering goblin in a graveyard, and was struck with the resemblance.
• He saw no Forest People except a little brown goblin who peered at him from some underbrush and then scuttled away into the darkness of denser brush.
• Behind his dwelling stretched a sombre forest, reputed to be haunted by goblin creatures.
• To deal with my own, however, I call it goblin, because an odd aspect of the quaint in it yet never quite achieved the picturesque.
• My mind had found this goblin garden and wandered to and fro in it, unable to escape.
• I was closer to it than that other time, when it had followed me from the goblin garden.
• It was hard for them to realize that it was a man, for he seemed a weird jungle spirit, a goblin of the forest.
• He sprang upon his legs and drew a pistol from his girdle, which he discharged with unerring aim at the dreaded goblin.
• The outline has all the appearance of stage scenery of the goblin cavern sort.
• On receiving this information, we generally retired peaceably to bed, without being haunted by any fears of ghost or goblin.
• He stopped at the cottage of Wilhelm, which he had visited with the goblin on the previous night.
• Nor was he poorer in the end, for his tenants worked with the energy of gratitude, and he was soon many times richer than when the goblin visited him on that Christmas eve.
• Far away to the west the fiery globe of the setting sun dropped lazily down to rest behind the quaint goblin peaks of the Grampians.
• Never mind my bruises, Hug me, kiss me, suck my juices Squeezed from goblin fruits for you, Goblin pulp and goblin dew.
• We have seen there was neither ghost nor goblin in the city of St.
• It must have been the fault of the Goblin in the snuff-box.
• It set weird, fantastic shadows dancing along the walls and peopled the dim recesses of the church with goblin shapes.
• While he was wringing it like a distracted goblin, along came the Tyndal car, which had left Tintagel about half an hour after Apollo.
• In his excitement and fatigue he thought of her as a great goblin woman, and her smile was a terrible grin of bitter sarcasm stretching across the world.
• The lights of the city begin to glow like innumerable goblin eyes, since they are the guardians of some secret, however crude, which the writer knows and the reader does not.
• So the goblin awoke, and Maui died for man in vain.
• All the servants have heard rumours of this cruel fable, and would ascribe the least misadventure to his goblin origin.
• But he was a merry goblin, and he amused the little girl so much that she did not notice the change in her dear room.
• When the two went together into the little room, the goblin had gone.
• At length the goblin, not contented with flinging the horn, returned to his night persecutions.

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