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Meanings of vampire in English
Russian
de havilland dh.100 vampire Portuguese
de havilland vampire Spanish
vampire Catalan
de havilland vampire 
1943 Fighter aircraft family by de Havilland; first single-engine jet in RAF service.
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Examples for "lamia"
Examples for "lamia"
1
I point my PDA at the lamia and ding it for a reading.
2
When the lamia was gone away, Letiko called out: 'Little hares!
3
So he went forward and did all the lamia advised.
4
The entity itself-it'sa lamia-islocked into the box which contains, uh, other components.
5
The lamia sat on the edge of the shelf, high-heeled feet dangling over the edge.
Bat feeding on the blood (hematophagous) of large mammals such as horses or bovines.
Usage of vampire in English
1
Liam, in his weakened state, was no match for the vampire's strength.
2
Among the millions-selling vampire-themed series flying out of bookstores today are L.J.
3
Everyone knows there is a fine, finicky line between eternal-life-as-vampire v. death-as-a-human.
4
She ruins dinner parties and is the vampire of the moving pictures.
5
Mirrored lenses could not block the effects of a vampire's cold stare.
6
Many tribes of Indians and travellers suffer great annoyance from the vampire-bats.
7
Already my cry of indignation had aroused the vampire from his orgy.
8
For all we know, the Dread failed because of the vampire's return.
9
It was one of the inspirations behind the whole modern zombie-vampire genre.
10
He shook the vampire's hand, inwardly cringing at the man's cold touch.
11
Without a doubt this is the secret of the vampire bat's ears.
12
Well, he rejects his vampire-hood, that's what he refuses to be that.
13
I think you are on your way to meet a vampire now.
14
One hand snaked around the surprised vampire's belly, and a knife gleamed.
15
Because he wants to open a new vampire hotel in New Orleans.
16
He was the only one who could get into the vampire's lair.
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Translations for vampire
Russian
Spanish
Catalan
Vampire through the time
Vampire across language varieties
United States of America
Common
Ireland
Less common
United Kingdom
Rare