Goblins and Spirits

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Spirits and goblins are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Spirits" instead a noun "Goblins".

Spirits noun - An alcoholic beverage that is distilled rather than fermented.

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Goblins and spirits are semantically related. You can use "Goblins" instead a noun "Spirits".

Both serving as a warning to others not to mess with the Goblins, and to raise the spirits of the Goblins inside, since the Azurites were some of their most hated enemies.

Source: Dead Guy on Display
Carl Jung: Meg explores Colin's case by playing with Jungian concepts: she speculates that a wizard, goblins, dwarfs and elven nature-spirits dwelling beneath the earth are archetypes straight out of the collective unconsciousness.

Source: Literature / Boneland
Giants, trolls, kelpies, brownies, goblins, imps; wood, tree, mound, and water spirits; heath-people, hill-watchers, treasure-guards, good people, little people, pishogues, leprechauns, night-riders, pixies, nixies, gnomes and the rest — gone, all gone!

Source: Literature / Puck of Pook's Hill

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