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djinni

noun as in genie

Weak match

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“There was silence then—this terrible silence—and she stood up and smiled at me. She said—very soft now—she said, ‘You are my djinni.

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“I do not grant wishes,” the djinni says.

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She also said Mr. Diyab believed that a djinni, a kind of mythical demon, might be inhabiting his body.

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The djinni made a small hissing noise that had something in it of contentment.

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When Salim attempts to wake the sleeping djinni, who has dozed off in the drivers’ seat, he witnesses what his driver truly is with a glimpse of those fiery eyes.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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