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- noun Plural form of
leprechaun .
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Examples
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Irish Agonies As Lloyds has tried to establish exactly what it acquired with its purchase of HBoS, it has become apparent that the bank had believed the Irish fairy tale as wholeheartedly as any five year old might believe in leprechauns.
Lloyds Can Expect Foreign Adventures Patience Wheatcroft 2010
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So I'm likely more accommodating to the idea of leprechauns being a vehicle for terror than are most of my compatriots.
unknown title 2009
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Club Penguinis filled with green and over run by crazy little things called leprechauns and pots of gold! lol (JK) Its the St. Patrick's Day 2009!
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Greeley divides the book into two parts, actual stories involving the fairdinkum mythological types such as leprechauns, sidhe, and other such supernatural beings, and 'literary fantasies' in the latter, where you get space swan pilots and a time stranded Fianna, etc.
Science Fiction, Fantasy, Horror: Emerald Magic - Andrew M. Greeley Blue Tyson 2007
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Belief in mythical beings (such as leprechauns, tooth fairies, and gods) is fine until you're about 7 years old.
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Belief in mythical beings (such as leprechauns, tooth fairies, and gods) is fine until you're about 7 years old.
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Belief in mythical beings (such as leprechauns, tooth fairies, and gods) is fine until you're about 7 years old.
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Belief in mythical beings (such as leprechauns, tooth fairies, and gods) is fine until you're about 7 years old.
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Belief in mythical beings (such as leprechauns, tooth fairies, and gods) is fine until you're about 7 years old.
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Belief in mythical beings (such as leprechauns, tooth fairies, and gods) is fine until you're about 7 years old.
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