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Knucker is a
dialect word for a sort of
water dragon,
living in
knuckerholes in Sus****, England. The word
comes from the Old
English nicor which means...
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perhaps best
known from
Scandinavian folklore. The
related English knucker was
generally depicted as a worm or dragon,
although more
recent versions...
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knuckerhole which,
according to folklore, was home to a dragon, the
Knucker.The
church contains a
tombstone called the Slayer's Slab,
supposed to be...
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Amstrad CPC, BBC Micro, and
Commodore 64. A C64-only sequel,
Legend of the
Knucker-Hole, was
released in 1984. The
player controls Jack, a "space-age jogger"...
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According to
legend it is the
gravestone of the
dragonslayer who
killed the
Knucker who
lived in the
nearby knuckerhole. The
stone has a
cross on it overlaying...
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became king, and
renamed the city to
Worms to
commemorate this tale. The
knucker or the
Tatzelwurm is a
wingless biped, and
often identified as a lindworm...
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ultimately deriving from Latin: vīpera ("viper").
Other words include Knucker, a
dialect word for a sort of
water dragon in Sus****, England. In the 10th...
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apparent cognates in
other Germanic languages as well as
modern dialectal knucker. Wælcyrge,
cognate with
Norse Valkyries,
which may have been
imported from...
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Nicorhynchus (meaning "
knucker snout", in
reference to its
likely ecology) is a
genus of
anhanguerid pterosaur from the
Cretaceous period. It contains...
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Jenny Greenteeth Joan the Wad Joint-eater
Kelpie Kilmoulis Knocker Knucker Kobold Klabautermann Korrigan Lady of the Lake Lazy
Laurence Leanan sídhe...
