Associations to the word «Lair»
Noun
- Gryphon
- Dragon
- Cavern
- Bram
- Hitler
- Worm
- Wolf
- Beast
- Scorpion
- Sewer
- Lure
- Ogre
- Boar
- Dracula
- Serpent
- Jackal
- Underground
- Goblin
- Kin
- Prussia
- Octopus
- Phantom
- Tarzan
- Henchman
- Orc
- Vampire
- Arcade
- Gotham
- Lion
- Monster
- Drow
- Cave
- Splinter
- Undead
- Stench
- Burrow
- Nicole
- Lynx
- Abyss
- Dungeon
- Daphne
- Weasel
- Warp
- Jungle
- Pirate
- Demon
- Adolf
- Stumble
- Thom
- Spawn
- Turtle
- Thicket
- Claus
- Batman
- Bandit
- Toole
- Spider
- Shaman
- Damian
- Langdon
- Troll
- Tentacle
- Buffy
- Villain
- Falcon
- Prey
- Ace
- Medusa
- Den
- Hawk
- Overlord
- Dirk
- Fawn
- Dwarf
- Christine
- Sawyer
- Cub
- Haunt
- Mage
- Hiding
Adverb
Wiktionary
LAIR, noun. A place inhabited by a wild animal, often a cave or a hole in the ground.
LAIR, noun. (figuratively) A place inhabited by a criminal or criminals, a superhero or a supervillain.
LAIR, verb. (transitive) (Scotland) To mire.
LAIR, verb. (intransitive) (Scotland) To become mired.
Dictionary definition
LAIR, noun. The habitation of wild animals.
Wise words
To use the same words is not a sufficient guarantee of
understanding; one must use the same words for the same
genus of inward experience; ultimately one must have one's
experiences in common.