elf
elf
definition
noun
There is a group of elves or goblins or aliens or something who show up as I'm drifting off.
a supernatural creature of folk tales, typically represented as a small, elusive figure in human form with pointed ears, magical powers, and a capricious nature.
abbreviation
extremely low frequency.
example
The dragon was angry with the 'elf' and swore he would make his life miserable if he could.
with his pointed chin, he might have been an 'elf' out of story-land
Hope they don't skip over the part where the 'elf' and dwarf bet over how many orcs they can kill.
Suddenly jumping into a sprint, he raced over to the 'elf' just as the dragon opened its mouth.
As an 'elf' , she had a great love of nature so she felt it was her mission to keep these plants alive.
We cannot be together because a human and an 'elf' are not meant to fall in love.
An 'elf' , one of the purest creatures on earth, would pass away all alone in the wood.
Pandora had never seen a girl elf or a young 'elf' and wondered if they also had long white beads.
Eragon mounted his horse and together, the 'elves' and humans made their way into the Toliné Forest.
On the wall with the door, there were beautiful swords that had mostly 'elven' language on them.
A few of the 'elves' with the bows lowered them and looked at each other in uncertainty.
At this time, the humans and 'elves' were able to live peaceably with each other.
The twilight elf looked impassive as three 'elven' women stepped into the evening light.
Among these, six men and women of human or 'elven' blood would be future demigods.
By all accounts, some of these were originally of 'elvish' quarter-horse stock, but centuries of breeding have strengthened sinew and muscle, and greatly increased their size.
At this point in time, Diana was slowly becoming adjusted to the presence of her 'elfish' bodyguard, and although at first he was something of a bemusing annoyance, Diana was slowly starting to enjoy his company.
Willow was inches from my face now, and I could see the fragile black lashes that framed her doe-eyes, and count the tiny freckles that dotted her 'elfish' nose.
There are 'elves' and centaurs and unicorns and mermaids and flying lynxes and all shapes of mythical things.
The two dwarves glared at the human and the other 'elves' but offered nothing but a grunt.
The girl blocked and attacked in an 'elven' style she had learned from some Elves.
Shifting slightly against her, he began to nibble her 'elfish' ear.
I said to her, if she really was a fairy, she should watch out for the 'elves' that lived around the halls.
She was surrounded by evil looking dwarves that sounded like 'elves' from their description.
The use of Tolkien's own 'elvish' language with sub-titles was a brave move, and successfully emphasises the Elves' distinctiveness, as well as giving a sense of some of the depth of background which is so important to the tale.
She stared at it, then looked back up at the elf and said quietly in 'elvish' , ‘Thank you.’
For all her 'elven' blood, she still didn't know why the elves chose the leaders they did.
The faces below him were a mixture of men, 'elves' , fair folk, and dwarves.
They say that there was a war between good and bad and the souls were the reminiscence of the humans and 'elves' that fought.
Every year, he travels with a different wild elven tribe, blessing all things 'elvish' he comes in contact with.
There is, for example, ‘Sting’, which, as every Lord of the Rings fan knows, is an 'elfish' blade with the handy (unless hiding in the dark) habit of shining blue when in the proximity of orcs.
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