Dwarf and Hag

Dwarf

Dwarf noun - An imaginary being usually having a small human form and magical powers.

Usage example: Snow White and the seven dwarfs

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Hag and dwarf are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Hag" instead a noun "Dwarf".

Nearby Words: dwarfed, dwarfish, dwarfing

Hag noun - A mean or ugly old woman.

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Dwarf and hag are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Dwarf" instead a noun "Hag".

old	old dwarf	old hag
short	short dwarf	short hag
evil	evil dwarf	evil hag
ugly	ugly dwarf	ugly hag
Other adjectives: deformed, young, perverted, decrepit, drunken, tall, classic, last.

Lewis's Prince Caspian, when it looks to the members of La Résistance as if no help from Aslan is coming after all, Nikabrik the dwarf (along with a hag and a werewolf) wants to call the White Witch back to Narnia to help them instead.

Source: Black Magic
In the second movie, however, nearly all of the non-humans of Narnia (minus a Hag, Werewolf, and Black Dwarf) fight together, and a minotaur sacrifices himself to save the monarchs.

Source: Good Animals, Evil Animals

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