bugbear

She had seen the bugbear fall without any visible force.

He is instead described as using fear to make bugbears act for him.

It must be some bugbear in the gender especially when old which they all soon get to look.

First though, one of my bugbears: people on the platform.

A bugbear is considered mature by the age of 11.

But the examinations are the chief bugbears of my college life.

The other obvious bugbear is the extras you have to pay.

"Have you sent the giant and a band of bugbears?"

"Better than would my head if that bugbear had clubbed me!"

"Our only chance is to stay together, though I can't think what we can do against bugbears. "

It passed him by and a bugbear gave a scream of terror.

In other words, the name came to be used as a bugbear or bogeyman for children.

They are smaller and weaker than bugbears, but better organized.

The secondary world thing is a huge bugbear I think, and the sense that "the science has to check out".

Could they have fallen in with wolves (one of my early bugbears)?

"Looks like a score or more and some bugbears with them, I can't tell how many."

Trap jumped to the side just as a bugbear rushed him.

The idea is to stamp out the various bugbears of elevator traffic.

With a dozen screaming bugbears on the way, there was no time to be shocked.

One bugbear and two beholders died of nothing but shock.

Most of the bugbears and hobgoblins had lost their larger weapons.

The bugbears continued to hammer against the stone curtain wall.

Other clubs will suffer from the old bugbear that results count more than anything.

If everything has come together, credit goes in large measure to that traditional bugbear of the Olympics: politics.

One of his main bugbears is the foreign ownership of technology.