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/ˈdræɡ.ən/
Meaning & Definition
noun
A mythical monster typically depicted as a large, serpentine creature with wings, capable of breathing fire.
In many cultures, the dragon is a symbol of power and strength.
A large lizard-like creature often found in legends and folklore.
The knight bravely faced the fierce dragon in the castle's depths.
A representation of a dragon in art or literature.
The painting depicted a dragon soaring above the mountains.
In gaming, a powerful enemy or creature encountered by players.
The party prepared to battle the legendary dragon that guarded the treasure.
Etymology
From Latin 'dracō', from Ancient Greek 'drákōn', meaning 'serpent' or 'dragon'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
dragon's den:
A place of danger or risk, where one may face formidable challenges.
dragon slayer:
A person who overcomes significant challenges or adversaries.
Related Words
Slang Meanings
A fierce and determined individual, often in a competitive context.
She's a real dragon when it comes to her ambitions.
A term for a person's temper or attitude when they are being particularly fierce or confrontational.
Don't wake the dragon, she's been in a bad mood all day.