Look up: lycanthrope

1. Lycanthrope
   Ly'can·thrope noun [ Greek ...; ... a wolf + ... a man.] 1. A human being fabled to have been changed into a wolf; a werewolf. 2. One affected with lycanthropy.
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2. Lycanthrope
   • (n.) A human being fabled to have been changed into a wolf; a werewolf. • (n.) One affected with lycanthropy.
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3. lycanthrope
   lycanthrope According to some writers, it is a synonym of werewolf; one of those persons who (according to medieval superstition) assumed the form of wolves. In folklore, lycanthropy is the ability of a human to undergo transformation into a wolf or a lycanthrope. The term comes from ancient Greek ...
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4. Lycanthrope
   (song) "`Lycanthrope`" is a single by the band +44, from their debut album When Your Heart Stops Beating. It was originally released on the band`s official website in late 2006, giving fans their second taste of new music from the band, after the airing of the rough mix versi...
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5. Lycanthrope
   (film) `Lycanthrope` (also known as `Bloody Moon`) is a 1999 horror film written and directed by Bob Cook. The film stars Robert Carradine who also served as producer. Plot summary: A team of scientists are studying ozone depletion while living in a lab in the Amazon Rainforest ...
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