dibbuk , also: dybbuk

As he reached Dibbuk the hammer struck for the third time.

He saw Dibbuk walk over to the hammer and hold up a slate for the foreman.

When he was half-way down Dibbuk had laid his head on the anvil.

Dibbuk had never been very wordy.

He saw Dibbuk take the sword-blank that was being shaped and hold it in place for a few blows, then hurl it aside.

The police were unaware of her previous actions, including killing people with a large purple creature called Dibbuk (named after, but unrelated to a dybbuk).

Of course, he couldn't say any words, but Dibbuk had always given the impression that there were none he'd particularly wanted to say in any case.

Tapert will produce alongside Sam Raimi the Ghost House Pictures project Dibbuk Box, which was renamed The Possession.

Dibbuk Ki Prem Katha, a translation into Hindi of Anskey's Dibbuk.

Haxton wrote The Dibbuk Box, and claimed that he subsequently developed strange health problems, including hives, coughing up blood, and "head-to-toe welts" His wife experienced "bloody, weeping, blisters" after coming in contact with clothing he wore during a failed containment attempt.

It is an abbreviation of dibbuk me-ru'aḥ ra'ah ("a cleavage of an evil spirit"), or dibbuk min ḥa-hiẓonim ("dibbuk from the outside"), which is found in man.