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monster

Definition for monster

noun as in giant animal

noun as in unnatural being

Strongest matches

demon, devil

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Airbus is staring at a monster December run of deliveries to meet its full-year goal.

“Regardless if his asylum was granted or not, this monster would not have been removed because of his parole,” McLaughlin said.

Less debatable: Like those grinning monsters, dogs with scrunched faces are hilarious.

But what better way is there to make a monster than to draw from the scariest and most spine-chilling in the game?

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Edward, once perceived as exceptional, is now a dangerous monster.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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