badderlocks (Meaning)
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badderlocks (n.)
A large black seaweed (Alaria esculenta) sometimes eaten in Europe; -- also called murlins, honeyware, and henware.
Synonyms & Antonyms of badderlocks
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badderlocks Sentence Examples
- The notorious pirate, Captain Badderlocks, terrorized the seven seas with his fearsome crew.
- The raven-haired maiden with flowing badderlocks captivated the heart of the valiant knight.
- The old wizard's beard hung down in long, tangled badderlocks, crackling with arcane energy.
- The mischievous sprite had wild red badderlocks that adorned his whimsical cap.
- The troll's badderlocks were matted with mud and moss, reflecting his unkempt nature.
- The wise old hermit's silver badderlocks trailed behind him as he shuffled through the forest.
- The sorcerer's badderlocks, imbued with dark magic, writhed like serpents around his head.
- The ancient tree's gnarled branches resembled unruly badderlocks, reaching for the heavens.
- The majestic lion's badderlocks, a symbol of its strength and power, flowed majestically in the wind.
- The jester's multicolored badderlocks danced and shimmered, adding to the merriment of the royal court.
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A large black seaweed (Alaria esculenta) sometimes eaten in Europe; -- also called murlins, honeyware, and henware.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The notorious pirate, Captain Badderlocks, terrorized the seven seas with his fearsome crew.
The raven-haired maiden with flowing badderlocks captivated the heart of the valiant knight.
The old wizard's beard hung down in long, tangled badderlocks, crackling with arcane energy.
The mischievous sprite had wild red badderlocks that adorned his whimsical cap.
