rouge dragon (Meaning)

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rouge dragon (n.)

One of the four pursuivants of the English college of arms.

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The legendary rouge dragon, with its scarlet scales and fiery breath, soared through the skies.
In the ancient tapestry, the rouge dragon represented valor and strength against all odds.
The knight's armor bore the crest of a rouge dragon, a symbol of his unwavering courage.
The sorceress summoned a rouge dragon from the depths of the abyss, unleashing its formidable power upon the battlefield.
The dragon's lair was a treacherous labyrinth, guarded by the wrathful presence of the rouge dragon.
The rogue dragon's wings unfurled with a deafening roar, casting an ominous shadow over the land.
The ruby-eyed rouge dragon fixated its piercing gaze upon its victim, eliciting both fear and awe.
The knight charged forth with his lance aimed at the rouge dragon's heart, determined to vanquish the monstrous beast.
As the sun descended, the rouge dragon retreated to its fiery abyss, leaving behind a trail of embers and smoke.
In the folklore of many cultures, the rouge dragon symbolizes both the destructive and protective aspects of nature.

One of the four pursuivants of the English college of arms.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The legendary rouge dragon, with its scarlet scales and fiery breath, soared through the skies.

In the ancient tapestry, the rouge dragon represented valor and strength against all odds.

The knight's armor bore the crest of a rouge dragon, a symbol of his unwavering courage.

The sorceress summoned a rouge dragon from the depths of the abyss, unleashing its formidable power upon the battlefield.