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Often used in the same context:
harpies,
shrilling,
gorgons,
martians,
screechers,
succubi,
blockheads,
numbskulls,
caterwaul,
berserkers,
yowling,
bray,
monsters,
whomp,
ninnies,
minions,
hellhounds,
batlike,
pantywaists,
yawp,
twerps,
cackling,
neanderthals,
maniacs,
curs,
caw,
changelings,
mewl,
troglodytes,
lunatics,
baas,
whelps,
yahoos,
nincompoops,
centaurs,
shrieking,
fishwife,
beasts,
homunculi,
pipsqueaks,
dragons,
pterodactyls,
hellions,
strumpets,
unicorns,
clackers,
jingo,
imprecations,
chitter,
milquetoasts,
hobgoblins,
whackers,
mountebanks,
snivel,
gabble,
tomcats,
fauns,
bellowing,
hissing,
nitwits,
thralls,
whinny,
hags,
valkyries,
brutes,
squealing,
hydras,
phlegmy,
phantoms,
gibber,
nards,
whatchamacallits,
hellbound,
warlocks,
idiots,
jabberwocky,
fakirs,
goony,
whine,
beastie,
prigs,
ogres,
howling,
scream,
boors,
forsooth,
harlots,
incubus,
eldritch,
automatons,
quacking,
gawd,
goblin,
wimmin,
madmen,
orcs,
barbarians,
skirling,
egotists,
weasels,
hannity,
squawking,
airs,
bandits,
bogs,
boys,
bulls,
cattle,
clans,
coffees,
collegians,
colliers,
cousins,
curates,
dances,
deer,
dervishes,
ditties,
drunks,
elves,
fleeces,
gipsies
Also try:
— Adjectives for banshees:
wild,
irish,
little,
demented,
several,
other,
own,
many
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