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wight

noun as in human

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What would have been the most minor behaviors a week ago — the unprotected high-five, the leaned-in whisper, the detective getting in a suspect’s face — now seem as otherworldly as wights and flying dragons.

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Come the spring, I’m off to either Brownsea Island or the Isle of wight and will report back.

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Poor Edd was stabbed in the gut and was briefly resurrected as a wight later on.

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The country singer is a big fan of the show and made his debut as a wildling that gets turned into a wight at the big Battle of Winterfell.

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Theon jumps back and forth between firing arrows and swinging a spear to defeat any wights that come toward Bran’s body.

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

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