hobyah
hobyah noun: a kind of bogeyman in Australian folklore.
Noun
hobyah (plural hobyahs)
- A kind of bogeyman in Australian folklore.
- She'd never seen a hobyah so close before. In fact, the only other time she'd seen a live one had been that morning, chasing her uncle.2018, J. P. Ashman, Dyrk Ashton, David Benem, Lost Lore: A Fantasy Anthology
Forms of hobyah
| plural | hobyahs |
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Questions about hobyah
- What does hobyah mean?
- Hobyah means a kind of bogeyman in Australian folklore.
- What part of speech is hobyah?
- Hobyah is a noun.
- What is the plural of hobyah?
- The plural of hobyah is hobyahs.
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