imp-pole (Meaning)
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imp-pole (n.)
A pole for supporting a scaffold.
Synonyms & Antonyms of imp-pole
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imp-pole Sentence Examples
- The imp-pole stood tall and menacing, its sharpened end glistening ominously.
- The wizard summoned his imps to dance around the imp-pole, creating a whirlwind of chaos.
- The imps tied the captive to the imp-pole, their evil laughter echoing through the dungeon.
- The flames of the bonfire danced around the imp-pole, casting an eerie glow on the surrounding darkness.
- The hero charged at the imp-pole, his sword glinting in the dim light.
- The imps cackled as they tortured their victim on the imp-pole.
- The imp-pole became a symbol of terror for all who crossed its path.
- The villagers erected imp-poles at the border of their town to ward off evil spirits.
- The witches used the imp-pole as a conduit to summon their demonic allies.
- The sight of the imp-pole sent shivers down the spines of the bravest warriors.
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A pole for supporting a scaffold.
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The imp-pole stood tall and menacing, its sharpened end glistening ominously.
The wizard summoned his imps to dance around the imp-pole, creating a whirlwind of chaos.
The imps tied the captive to the imp-pole, their evil laughter echoing through the dungeon.
The flames of the bonfire danced around the imp-pole, casting an eerie glow on the surrounding darkness.
