A pale light sometimes seen at night over marshy ground.
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Examples for "friar's lantern "
1 It is only the meteoric light of the ignis fatuus , soon extinguished.
2 The illusion was gone , - the ignis fatuus of adventure, the dream of wealth.
3 A light which illuminates centuries must be more than an ignis fatuus .
4 To this had the ignis fatuus of a false love brought her!
5 He leaps over extensive regions of country like an ignis fatuus .
1 It drove away from me like a monstrous jack - o' - lantern driven by the wind.
2 An' dey 'low dey mus' hab a jack - o' - lantern or de fun all sp'iled.
3 His jack - o' - lantern face, Tom saw, was the result of surgery.
4 Ralph glanced up at a floating jack - o' - lantern that seemed to be eyeing his plate.
5 The man was a jack - o' - lantern , a will-o'-the-wisp, a weird, long-legged, long-armed, red-haired illusive phantom.
1 I call you 'the will - o' - the - wisp girl' to my own private soul.
2 If will - o' - the - wisp really did represent a natural process, there are some possible explanations that Garlaschelli could test.
3 The correct rate is no more than a will - o' - the - wisp , changing from day to day in response to changing economic conditions.
4 Once her eyes had adjusted, she could see little will - o' - the - wisp lights, so faint and pale that they hardly had color at all.
5 The former Kilkenny will - o' - the - wisp is playing senior hurling for 10 years, but had to wait until this game to win his first senior county medal.
6 The will-o'-the-wisp cast a terrified look at each one in turn.
7 I could call will-o'-the-wisps, but the spiders weren't impressed by them.
8 All three looked at the will-o'-the-wisp, who was wriggling with embarrassment.
9 The thought of a conversation between Roger and this young will- o'-the-wisp tickled her.
10 I can conjure my own will-o'-the-wisp, thank you very much.
11 There is no getting hold of the Will-o'-the-Wisp that is the Irish festival trail.
12 The will-o'-the-wisp coalesced into a glowing ball, shining in the air before John's knees.
13 Goblins have little magic, only petty charms, slumbersongs, will-o'-the-wisp lanterns.
14 The will-o'-the-wisp itself belonged to a family that was hardly reputed for truthfulness or reliability.
15 He is a veritable will-o'-the-wisp, scurrying here and there in his never-ending search for marauders.
16 The will-o'-the-wisps generated by our rotting lives are at least a light in our darkness.
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