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Meaning of hagseed
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hagseed (n.)
The offspring of a hag.
hagseed Sentence Examples
- The hagseed, a potent poison, was used as a weapon in ancient warfare.
- The evil sorcerer summoned a hagseed demon to aid him in his nefarious scheme.
- The alchemist carefully measured the hagseed into his potion, confident in its transformative power.
- The old woman's bitter words were like hagseed, leaving a lingering sting.
- The hagseed-infused ink corrupted the writings, turning them into twisted and malevolent incantations.
- The hagseed curse spread through the village, poisoning the minds and bodies of its inhabitants.
- The witch doctor administered a concoction of hagseed to cure the ailment, but it only worsened the condition.
- The hagseed tree grew in the darkest corner of the forest, its twisted branches reaching for unsuspecting victims.
- The hagseed potion stripped the warrior of his strength, leaving him vulnerable to attack.
- The hagseed vendor sold his wares at the town market, peddling poison disguised as medicine.
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The offspring of a hag.
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The hagseed, a potent poison, was used as a weapon in ancient warfare.
The evil sorcerer summoned a hagseed demon to aid him in his nefarious scheme.
The alchemist carefully measured the hagseed into his potion, confident in its transformative power.
The old woman's bitter words were like hagseed, leaving a lingering sting.
