Goblins is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for GOBLINS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• GOBLIN, an unpleasant or mischievous sprite in the form of an old man, also GOBBELINE
• a mischievous, ugly, dwarf-like creature of folklore.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an evil or mischievous creature

Words related to GOBLINS

goblin9

Words that contain GOBLINS

hobgoblins18

How to use GOBLINS in a sentence

• Eric had never seen a goblin before, but he had no fear of goblins, and so this one did not bother him at all.
• It is idle to paint fairies and goblins unless you have a genuine vision of them which forces you to paint them.
• The reformation did not immediately arrive at its meridian, and though day was gradually increasing upon us, the goblins of witchcraft still continued to hover in the twilight.
• I went quietly to sleep, and dreamed neither of goblins nor ghosts, but of a dear little spotted kitten with a blue ribbon around its neck.
• His operas are peopled with elves, ghosts, and goblins.
• He displayed the piece of gold I had given him to the goblins below, who held their sides with laughing and hissed at me in scorn.
• And there he saw them with his own eyes, on the opposite side, and they were little fellows, little goblins, about two feet high.
• Was it the goblins? A simpler and touching faith is common.
• Frazer has shown, have an annual expulsion of goblins, ghosts, devils, witches, and evil influences, commonly at the end of the Old or beginning of the New Year.
• I must go to the church steeple to see that the little church goblins are polishing the bells, so that they may sound sweetly.
• The young people sang songs and the older ones told tales of goblins.
• I want to have goblins about me, for I am courageous.
• As the talk ran exhaustively through the lore of witches and goblins I had hoped that one or the other would drop some clew as to the previous history of my amazing aunt.
• Doors opened of their own will, strange goblins and ghostly creatures passed, and bright, whirling globes of fire fled hissing across the castle courtyard.
• It was a vain story, a mere romance, about giants, and lions, and goblins, and warriors, sometimes fighting with monsters, and sometimes regaled by fair ladies in stately palaces.
• They are to him mysterious, invisible, capricious goblins.
• They always seem like some race of banished goblins, doing penance for some primeval and inscrutable transgression, and if any bird have a history, it is they.
• Goodfellow, Puck and goblins, Know more than any book.
• Only goblins have eyes in the backs of their heads.
• But the goblins laughed so good-humouredly that the children took heart to return and look at the fallen bird.
• Grave and dignified, he walked about saying few words, while the other goblins chatted freely.
• They look like goblins emerged from the infernal caverns.
• They thought it must come from witches, or giants, or goblins, and they all ran as fast as they could to the wood behind the house.
• Many of them remain mere elves or goblins, some become considerable local deities.
• But here they were rough and untidy, dressed like goblins in dirty torn clothes, with an old dirty sack hanging from the waist for an overall.
• GOBLIN POETRY Recently, while groping about an old book shop, I found a collection of Goblin Poetry in three volumes, containing many pictures of goblins.

Similar words containing GOBLIN without suffix s

goblin9 hobgoblin17 hobgoblins18 hobgoblinry22 hobgoblinism22 hobgoblinisms23 hobgoblinries21

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