Lizardfolk
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Pronunciation /ˈlɪz.əd.fəʊk/ · Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Lizardfolk is a noun meaning A type of intelligent anthropomorphic creature akin to (or created from) lizards; lizardman.
Meaning
A type of intelligent anthropomorphic creature akin to (or created from) lizards; lizardman.
Example Sentences
Our friend here is a lizardfolk.
The guard beasts were intended to keep the dangers of the jungle out of Emath—the tribes of scaly lizardfolk.
Several groups of dead sand lizardfolk were scattered across their path. Sand lizardfolk, or salamanders, were the desert cousins to the normal lizardman or lizardfolk.
“These are the lizardfolk!” They did not look like lizards, but Temur, too, had heard of the tribes to the west who rode under the banners of dragons and wore their hide as armor.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include lizard-folk, lizardman, lizardom, lacertine, lizard, lizardling.
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