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shadow-stalkers

shadow-stalkers is the plural of shadow-stalker.

Meaning of shadow-stalker

Noun

shadow-stalker (plural shadow-stalkers)

  1. A monster or other malevolent figure that moves about at night.
    • In the wan darkness, while the warriors slept, the shadow-stalker drew near from the moorland.1898, Stopford A. Brooke, English literature: From the Beginning to the Norman Conquest, New York: The Macmillan Company, page 73

Questions about shadow-stalkers

What is shadow-stalkers the plural of?
Shadow-stalkers is the plural of shadow-stalker.

Words near shadow-stalkers in the dictionary

  1. shadow-box
  2. shadow-boxed
  3. shadow-boxes
  4. shadow-boxing
  5. shadow-stalker
  6. shadow-stalkers
  7. shadow-taking
  8. shadow-throwing
  9. shadow-vinnie bush
  10. shadowable
  11. Shadowbae

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