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
The will-o'-the-wisp cast a terrified look at each one in turn.
3
I could call will-o'-the-wisps, but the spiders weren't impressed by them.
4
All three looked at the will-o'-the-wisp, who was wriggling with embarrassment.
5
The thought of a conversation between Roger and this young will- o'-the-wisp tickled her.
Uso de ignis fatuus em inglês
1
It is only the meteoric light of the ignisfatuus, soon extinguished.
2
The illusion was gone,-theignisfatuus of adventure, the dream of wealth.
3
A light which illuminates centuries must be more than an ignisfatuus.
4
To this had the ignisfatuus of a false love brought her!
5
He leaps over extensive regions of country like an ignisfatuus.
6
And pray how have you employed yourself, you incorrigible ignisfatuus?
7
Like an ignisfatuus, it had lured her to destruction.
8
An ignisfatuus, perhaps; a Jack-o'-lanthorn begotten of putrescence.
9
I'll fry some fat out of this ignisfatuus or burn a hole in the skillet.
10
A personal influence is an ignisfatuus.
11
Upon the mast, where I noticed a sort of slight ignisfatuus, the sail hangs in loose heavy folds.
12
Like some ignisfatuus belated upon the road behind them which all could see and of which none spoke.
13
Whether the ignisfatuus of fancy doth not kindle immoderate desires, and lead men into endless pursuits and wild labyrinths?
14
The ignisfatuus of human happiness employs all minds, all faculties, all pens, and all theories, just at this particular moment.
15
In point of fact, however, this ignisfatuus was the lantern by the light of which the two police agents were pursuing their investigations.
16
We seemed to be fascinated hither and thither by an ignisfatuus, enticed into quagmires and quicksands by an altogether illusive, mocking, malicious Will-o'-the-wisp.