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manducus (n.)
A grotesque mask, representing a person chewing or grimacing, worn in processions and by comic actors on the stage.
manducus Sentence Examples
- The manducus, a mythical creature, possessed an insatiable appetite.
- Its voracious jaws could devour even the most fearsome adversaries.
- Legend tells of manducus terrorizing villages, leaving behind devastation.
- The manducus's appetite knew no bounds, consuming everything in its wake.
- Warriors trembled at the sight of the manducus, knowing their fate would be grim.
- The manducus's immense size and strength made it an unstoppable force.
- Its roar sent shivers down the spines of even the bravest explorers.
- The manducus's lair was a place of nightmares, filled with the bones of its victims.
- Slaying a manducus was considered an almost impossible feat, but tales persisted of those who had triumphed.
- The manducus remains a symbol of unbridled hunger and the primal terrors that lurk in the darkness.
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A grotesque mask, representing a person chewing or grimacing, worn in processions and by comic actors on the stage.
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The manducus, a mythical creature, possessed an insatiable appetite.
Its voracious jaws could devour even the most fearsome adversaries.
Legend tells of manducus terrorizing villages, leaving behind devastation.
The manducus's appetite knew no bounds, consuming everything in its wake.
