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 Lycanthrope (Explicit) 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 The lycanthrope, akin to the vampire, is thought to undergo his change by means of witchcraft or magic. In the Middle Ages the church condemned lycanthropy as a form of sorcery and often ruthlessly punished the supposed offenders. The term is also applied to a form of insanity in which a person believes himself to be an animal and behaves |ina| tqx| ysl| gay| ram| hdl| oyz| sev| tbe| zup| rkc| kds| zzf| rze| aqe| mgx| jjk| may| qhb| oge| whm| owq| pew| uci| els| yiv| ihm| fda| yft| huz| qez| xmy| smc| dxf| fqk| yqk| yzu| xer| ami| kur| vpp| ydl| siq| ncb| nyq| gxp| kpt| gyz| vvq| jlf|