goblin
ˈɡɑblɪn
goblin: small grotesque creature causing trouble in folklore
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Definition of goblin - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

mythologysmall grotesque creature causing trouble in folklore
  • The goblin hid under the bridge, waiting to scare travelers.
  • A goblin sneaked into the village at night.
  • The children dressed as a goblin for Halloween.
elf imp sprite
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  • goblin: small grotesque creature causing trouble in folklore
    small grotesque creature causing trouble in folklore

Expressions with goblin

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mischievous or troublesome child
My sister's crotch goblins are running wild today.
state of being lazy and messy without shame
After finals, she went full goblin mode for a week.

Origin of goblin

Medieval Latin, gobelinus (goblin)

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supernatural
ghost or goblin causing fear
supernatural
ghost or goblin
goblin
supernatural being used to frighten people
mythology
mischievous elf or goblin in German folklore
fantasy
creature resembling a goblin in fantasy settings

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  1. French:gobelin, ...
  2. German:Kobold, ...
  3. Italian:folletto, ...
  4. Spanish:duende, ...
  5. Portuguese:duende, ...
  6. Chinese:地精, ...
  7. Japanese:ゴブリン, ...
  8. Arabic:عِفْرِيت, ...
  9. Hebrew:שֵׁדוֹן, ...
  10. Russian:гоблин, ...
  11. Ukrainian:гоблін, ...
  12. Hindi:गोब्लिन, ...
GOBLin UK
/ˈɡɒblɪn/

Definition of GOBLin - Reverso English Dictionary

Abbreviation

abr: Gospel Oak to Barking LineTECH.UKtrain line between Gospel Oak and Barking in LondonTECH.UK
  • Take the GOBLin to Barking.
  • The GOBLin stops at Gospel Oak station.
  • She commutes daily on the GOBLin.
rail line
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Origin of GOBLin

English, goblin (mischievous creature)

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  1. French:ligne Gospel Oak-Barking, ...
  2. German:GOBLIN, ...
  3. Italian:GOBLin, ...
  4. Spanish:línea Gospel Oak-Barking, ...
  5. Portuguese:GOBLin, ...
  6. Chinese:GOBLin, ...
  7. Japanese:ゴスペル・オーク・トゥ・バーキング線, ...
  8. Arabic:خَط غُوسْبِل أُوك إِلَى بَارْكِنْغ, ...
  9. Hebrew:GOBLin, ...
  10. Russian:линия Гаспел-Оук - Баркинг, ...
  11. Ukrainian:GOBLin, ...
  12. Hindi:गॉब्लिन, ...

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