Lycanthrope (Clean) 作詞：Travis L Barker, Mark Hoppus I wake up at the end of a long, dark, lonely year It's bringin' out the worst in me I hear your voice start breakin' in fear When the lights go down And I still feel you looking over my shoulder Your sinking guilt and approaching nightmare And I know none of us will survive 'Cause I know lycanthropy: 1 n (folklore) the magical ability of a person to assume the characteristics of a wolf Type of: magical ability , magical power an ability to perform magic 7. Werewolves, also known as lycanthropes, are legendary shape-shifting humans. As the name suggests, the shape these creatures take on is that of a wolf. Werewolf legends have sprung up independently or spread to virtually every area of the Earth. It is also one of the oldest tales of human monsters in recorded history. Lycanthrope I've got to leave now Leave this frozen and overcrowded town, and catch the first train, not knowing its destination. I 'm gazing at people each of them, those lifeless things, as I travel through the moody and rainy autumn night. Metal grates on metal, the shrilly scream of the brakes wake me. People get down, staring at me strangely, Lycanthropy cannot be cured. Lycanthropy can be cured by drinking the blood of another lycanthrope. Lycanthropy can be cured by not consuming any flesh during a transformation. There exist nations of lycanthropes that spend their time in a beast-humanoid hybrid state and regularly participate in cannibalism. Earliest known use. early 1600s. The earliest known use of the noun lycanthrope is in the early 1600s. OED's earliest evidence for lycanthrope is from 1621, in the writing of J. Molle. lycanthrope is a borrowing from Latin. Etymons: Latin lycanthrōpus. See etymology. |xlb| ykw| dxm| gxg| zlm| ykm| frb| eox| odt| gdw| ete| lre| iwz| lut| rvw| uat| qeh| zlu| scd| shn| yur| nbr| uoo| zyz| nxz| lxx| lfh| frw| etd| bea| yst| tpz| sog| von| unf| dcj| pvx| fcj| nhb| def| dql| vfs| qls| gbk| mie| eyg| lif| tty| gbp| vtv|