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(--- Music) A simple, improvised introduction or interlude, esp. a series of chords, as before a jazz solo or between songs played by a dance band
(Folklore) A female demon or vampire
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vampires (related)
A grave robber.
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undead (related)
The definition of bat is a piece of equipment usually made of wood or metal, frequently used to hit a ball in sports, or a heavy duty stick, or a hard impact.
monster (related)
Something monstrous
criminal (related)
Constituting, implying, or involving a crime or an element of a crime.
A woman who practices sorcery; witch
flirt (related)
A quick, jerky movement; flutter
slayer (related)
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(Informal) Used as an intensive:
A diabolically evil person
Someone who extorts; an extortioner.
The Devil; Satan.
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cannibal (related)
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A woman considered sexually attractive by men.
extortioner
Someone who extorts; an extortionist
zombie (related)
Any of several similar animals
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Someone who blackmails.
A woman who regularly makes romantic or sexual overtures; a flirt.
playgirls (related)
Alternative spelling of con artist.
ghost (related)
The definition of beast is an animal, usually a huge four-footed mammal or is a mean and scornful person.
The definition of a thief is a person who takes something without permission or without the owner knowing.
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The definition of a witch is a woman thought to be able to cast spells or possess magical powers, or the term connotes evil and can also be used to describe a mean old woman.
In fairy tales and folklore, a man-eating monster or giant
werewolf (related)
Find another word for vampire. In this page you can discover 39 synonyms, antonyms, idiomatic expressions, and related words for vampire, like: bloodsucker, vamp, dracula, lamia, nosferatu, vampires, ghoul, undead, bat, monster and criminal.
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