ghoul in Irish
ghoul in Irish is amhailt — ghoul means a legendary demon or evil spirit said to rob graves and feed on corpses.
ghoul in Irish
amhailt
(mythology) A demon said to feed on corpses.
What does "ghoul" mean?
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noun A legendary demon or evil spirit said to rob graves and feed on corpses.
"In the old folktale, a ghoul haunted the cemetery at night."
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noun A person with a morbid, unhealthy fascination with death or gruesome things.
"Only a ghoul would slow down just to gawk at the crash."
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ghoul in a sentence
- In the old folktale, a ghoul haunted the cemetery at night.
- Only a ghoul would slow down just to gawk at the crash.
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What is "ghoul" in Irish?
"ghoul" in Irish is amhailt. ghoul means: A legendary demon or evil spirit said to rob graves and feed on corpses.
How do you use "ghoul" in a sentence?
Example: "In the old folktale, a ghoul haunted the cemetery at night." In Irish, "ghoul" is amhailt.
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