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wyvern

noun as in dragon

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Mean-eyed dragons, amphibious leonine creatures, bat-like wyverns that puff themselves up like fluffy hamsters – Monster Hunter World’s creatures are amazing, and hunting them with a selection of overblown, cartoonish weapons is incredible fun.

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Four-legged dragons—not vicious, bipedal wyverns like those on the royal seal.

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We tentatively attacked, spending most of our time avoiding its likely fatal lunges, when out of nowhere a massive wyvern called a Rathalos plunged from the sky and started whaling on the Anjanath.

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There were heraldic devices worked or stamped on the sides—enormous Mack eagles with two heads perhaps, or wyverns, or lances, or oak trees, or punning signs which referred to the names of the owners.

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It is made of red sandstone and granite, with turrets and wyverns, the winged statues that look like gargoyles.

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

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