OGRES

OGRES


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Word: ogre
Word origin: early 18th century: from French, first used by the French writer Perrault in 1697.
Phonetic: ˈəʊɡə
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(in folklore) a man-eating giant.


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Fee
Ultima villains
Baddies
Baddies in bedtime stories
Baddies in many bedtime stories
Bandersnatch and others
Barbarians
Beasts
Bedtime story baddies
Big bad brutes
Big brutes
Bogeymen
Bogies
Brutes
Brutish baddies
Brutish beasts
Brutish monsters
Brutish people
Bugaboos
Bugbears
Certain bugbears
Creeps
Creepy crowd
Cruel beasts
Cruel dudes
Cruel people
Cruel sorts
Despots
Dictatorial bosses
Dungeons & Dragons characters
Dungeons & Dragons creatures
Dungeons & Dragons race
Evil characters
Evil giants
Evildoers
Fable monsters
Fabled monsters
Fairy tale baddies
Fairy tale beasts
Fairy tale fiends
Fairy tale figures
Fairy tale folks
Fairy tale man-eaters
Fairy tale monsters
Fairy tale villains
Fairy-tale baddies
Fairy-tale beasts
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Fairy-tale fiends
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Fairy-tale meanies
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Fairy-tale tyrants
Fairy-tale villains
Fantasy forest creatures
Fantasy novel monsters
Fantasy race in progress (5)
Fearsome fellows
Fearsome monsters
Fee-faw-fums
Fictional beasties
Fictional flesh-eaters
Fiends
Fiends of fantasy
Folklore baddies
Folklore fiends
Folklore frighteners
Folklore giants
Folklore heavies
Folklore monsters
Folklore threats
Folklore villains
Frightful giants
Giants of folklore
Goes around catching real monsters (5)
Grim Grimm critters
Grim Grimm guys
Grimm bad guys
Grimm baddies
Grimm beasts
Grimm characters
Grimm fellows
Grimm giants
Grimm goons
Grimm group
Grimm heavies
Grimm meanies
Grimm monsters
Grimm villains
Hideous beasts
Hideous characters
Hideous giants
Hideous monsters
Hideous sorts
Horrible beasts
Legendary monsters
Made-up monsters
Man-eating monsters
Mean monsters
Meanies
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Mystical monsters
Mythical man-eaters
Mythical meanies
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Really mean people
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Scarers
Scary group
Scary ones
Shrek and Fiona
Shrek and family
Shrek and his family
Shrek and kin
Shrek and others
Shrek and the like
Shrek et al.
Shreks ilk
Shreks kin
Shrek
Some fairy-tale monsters
Some fairy-tale villains
Some Giants
Some humanoids of myth
Some storybook monsters
Storied baddies
Storied monsters
Storybook baddies
Storybook monsters
Storytime meanies
They Might Be Giants
Theyre monstrous
Trolls first cousins
Tyrannical types
Tyrants
Unattractive ones
Ungentle giants
Villains of childrens literature
Villains of fables and rhymes
Villains of some fables
What horror movie goers see
Windigos
Story book villains.
Fairy tale characters
Fee-fi-fo-fumers.
Blunderbore and others.
Scarebabes.
Relatives of golliwogs.
Folklore uglies.
Folklorish giants.
Giants.
Fabled giants.
Blunderbore and Cormoran.
Fearful creatures.
Relatives of bugaboos.
Legendary giants.
Folklore creatures.
Big bugaboos.
Storybook giants.
Bugbears' cousins.
Fearsome creatures.
Giants of a sort.
Gargantua and others.
Polyphemus and others.
Scary beings.
Fearsome ones.
Mythical creatures.
Dreaded persons.
Mean ones
Fairy-tale menaces
Remorseless bosses
Epitomes of hideosity
Mean, ugly ones
Mates for harridans
Grim Grimm characters
Kin of bugbears
Snarly giants
Fiendish fellows
Trolls' first cousins
Fee, fi, fo, fum speakers
Shrek's ilk
Shrek and Fiona, in Shrek
Fairy tale bullies
World of Warcraft creatures
Shrek and Fiona, for two
Inhumane types
Figures in bedtime stories
Fiona and Shrek, for two
People eaters, maybe
Shrek's relatives
People eaters
Fantastic beasts
Fearsome beasts
Brutes escaping from dog rescue
Man-eating giants
Scary creatures arising from lesser gods
Monsters love note about son
Doctor gores giants
Goes off without the right when ugly customers appear
Gorse destroyed by monsters
Imagined monsters and rose about midnight, upset
Fairytale creatures feared among progressives
Tough bosses to work for
Scary beasts
Kiddie-lit brutes
Some dog rescuers become monsters
Monsters? Turn back — no time to wait!
Brutes turn up on brief vacation
Fairy-tale big bads
Mythical giants
Fairy tale meanies
Mean fairy-tale creatures
Bad bosses
Kid-lit brutes
Brutes of folklore
Grouchy ones
Fictional fiends
Shrek and such
Creatures that Hop-o-My-Thumb and Puss in Boots both manage to easily outwit
Japanese onis, for example
Fairy tale giants
Very mean bosses
Nasty sorts
Courage
Underground room
Wilder sibling's creation?
Its not about weight
Beasts regularly dispatching Conger eels
Good getting into minerals to generate huge figures
Occasionally Doug breeds monsters
Horrid giants
Fantasy monsters
Shrek and Fiona, e.g.
Monsters finally go looking for three knights
Folklore brutes
Monsters making a lot of progress
Man-eaters
Storybook brutes
Storybook brutes
Fearsome fantasy creatures
Folklore beasts
Fantasy brutes
Fantasy brutes
Cruel and wicked persons
Fairy tale brutes
Cruel characters
Turn up on Sabbath to see Giants
Folklore foes
Those starting on good religious evangelists seem monsters




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