Fairy and Hag

Fairy

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

Usage example: fairies are part of the folklore of many countries and cultures

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Hag and fairy are semantically related in witch topic. In some cases you can use "Hag" instead a noun "Fairy".

Nearby Word: fairyland

Hag noun - A mean or ugly old woman.

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Fairy and hag are semantically related in witch topic. Sometimes you can use "Fairy" instead a noun "Hag".

old	old fairy	old hag
short	short fairy	short hag
complete	complete fairy	complete hag
fat	fat fairy	fat hag
Other adjectives: half, powerful, evil, wicked, young, beautiful, new, mysterious, tall, last, local, magical, self-proclaimed.

Darkest Dungeon: The Hag loves the taste of human flesh, will gladly cook you like a fairy tale witch in front of everyone, and will have a taste while you boil just to horrify them.

Source: Im A Humanitarian / Video Games
Fairy tales from several different cultures all seem to include one myth in which a horrible baby-eating hag, Death itself, or some similar beast either adopts a foundling or takes a mentor role (such as "Death as Godfather"), and generally proves benevolent to the child.

Source: Did We Just Have Tea with Cthulhu?

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