Grendel
Beowulfian
Beowulf
eoten
mythical creature
mythical monster
monstership
Frankenstein
Marston
John Marston
flying purple people eater
Frankenstein's monster
Yale
giant-killing
Harpy
Calliope
wumpus
Nemean lion
Sphinx
monstering
Kean
Edmund Kean
Deirdre
Melpomene
populicide
mythopoet
Thomas Kyd
cannibalic
Ascapart
Kid
Kyd
berserk
Merlin
Thomas Kid
Nibelungenlied
monstricide
peloro-
Fenrir
brutalitarian
monsterly
tragedian
Argus
folk writer
monstrify
Ymir
carnage
rhapsode
pastorela
poetry
massacrer
Seeger
butchery
mass murder
slaughter
massacre
monstery
Alan Seeger
Enceladus
mythopoetry
Seth
noveldom
shoah
Gargantua
giganticide
shoggoth
Set
monsterlike
thula
ogre
Ajax
manticora
John Webster
gargoyle
Webster
tragedic
Chimera
manticore
epicism
mantiger
Saint George
mantichora
George
Siegfried
centaur
massacree
lucubration
Hudibrasian
miracle play
dragon
saga
regicide
Whore of Babylon
elegist
verse
Hardy
Thomas Hardy
doppelganger
Anglo-Saxon deity

English words for 'A monster or giant slain by Beowulf in the Anglo-Saxon epic poem.'

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