bogle (Meaning)

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bogle (n.)

A goblin; a specter; a frightful phantom; a bogy; a bugbear.

The old mansion was said to be haunted by a bogle, frightening away all who dared to enter.
Children whispered stories of the bogle that lurked in the woods, waiting to snatch unsuspecting travelers.
The villagers believed that the eerie moaning heard at night was the bogle roaming the streets.
Despite its reputation as a bogle-infested area, some brave souls ventured into the abandoned cemetery.
The legend of the bogle was passed down through generations, instilling fear in the hearts of the townsfolk.
The eerie mist that shrouded the marsh was said to be the work of the bogle, weaving its ghostly spells.
Hunters returning from the woods spoke of encountering the bogle, their tales filled with fear and trepidation.
The bogle was said to appear as a shadowy figure, haunting the dreams of those who crossed its path.
Superstition warned against venturing into the old ruins, rumored to be the lair of the bogle.
The bogle was said to be drawn to places of darkness and despair, feeding off the fear of the living.

A goblin; a specter; a frightful phantom; a bogy; a bugbear.

ruin, spoil,blow, fumble, blunder, screw up, fluff, impair, muff, damage

enhance,help, ameliorate, ameliorate, enhance, better, help, refine, better, improve

The old mansion was said to be haunted by a bogle, frightening away all who dared to enter.

Children whispered stories of the bogle that lurked in the woods, waiting to snatch unsuspecting travelers.

The villagers believed that the eerie moaning heard at night was the bogle roaming the streets.

Despite its reputation as a bogle-infested area, some brave souls ventured into the abandoned cemetery.