dragoness

• “Oh, and when I say "my mom" here, I of course mean my birth mother and not the dragoness who raised me in the Fairy Woods.”

  The Latest Acquisition

• “The dragoness winced; she would have a tedious cleanup chore to do.”

  Fictionaut: Falcon Street

• “He just leaned over and looked at the dragoness-and the smoke issuing from her mouth sank like chill fog to the floor.”

  Fictionaut: Falcon Street

• “After the punishment of Telphusa for her deceit in giving him no warning of the dragoness at Pytho, Apollo, in the form of a dolphin, brings certain Cretan shipmen to Delphi to be his priests; and the hymn ends with a charge to these men to behave orderly and righteously.”

  Hesiod, Homeric Hymns, and Homerica

• “Straightway large-eyed queenly Hera took him and bringing one evil thing to another such, gave him to the dragoness; and she received him.”

  Hesiod, Homeric Hymns, and Homerica

• “Whosoever met the dragoness, the day of doom would sweep him away, until the lord Apollo, who deals death from afar, shot a strong arrow at her.”

  Hesiod, Homeric Hymns, and Homerica

• “So the following morning the dragoness took hold of the young man and reached down from the shelf a sharp knife with which to kill him.”

  The Pink Fairy Book

• “The dragoness had been darkening his almost white eyebrows.”

  Second Wind

• “But the dragoness had been paying close attention to the zaps.”

  Dragon on a Pedestal

• “The dragoness grabbed the beefsteaks as the Gorgon plucked them and tossed them to her.”

  Dragon on a Pedestal

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