Succubus

Definition

succubus /'sʌkjƱbǝs/ n အိပ္ေနသည့္ေယာက်္ားႏွင့္ကာမစပ္ယွက္ တတ္သည္ ဟု အဆိုရိွေသာ ဒ႑ာရီလာ နတ္ဆိုးမ။ Compare INCUBUS

Examples

1. ‘In this
2. the nightmare equals the incubi and succubi
3. a personification of erotic dream figures.’
4. ‘I thought I was being attacked by a succubus again.’
5. ‘He carefully stepped around the various succubi
6. incubi and lesser lust demons littering the room
7. finally stopping in front of the throne.’
8. ‘She was a Valkryie
9. a succubus - a dark-eyed angel roaring through the sky in the path of vengeance unknowable.’
10. ‘A succubus is not just a fantastic
11. furry creature: it is a female demon fabled to have sexual intercourse with sleeping men.’
12. ‘For most of the history of Christianity there are reports of Satan having sex with humans
13. either as an incubus (male devil) or succubus (female devil).’
14. ‘The darkness is seductive; and the black ocean straddles me as a dark succubus.’
15. ‘Certainly the phenomenon experienced by our subjects is very similar to that
16. as I mentioned
17. with people who have encountered ghosts and incubi and succubi and witches and things of that sort that visit them at night.’
18. ‘Harrison says ‘If your uncle was right about a succubus being among us
19. it may be that the demon is clever enough to cover her tracks.’’
20. ‘Has anyone had any experiences with what might be considered a succubus or incubus?’
21. ‘It wasn't a possessive spirit who just couldn't let it's house go
22. and it wasn't a spectral incubi and succubi who would attack you at night and give you a whole new take on the phrase ‘bed bugs’.’
23. ‘You really expect me to believe an angel is going to hang out with a succubus?’
24. ‘I see the notorious Sheila Face
25. certainly named by some carnal-dreaming mountaineer
26. looming like a succubus above the hut.’
27. ‘It was a union that was blessed by Jesus in the sacred ceremony of marriage
28. only to be destroyed by a succubus of Satan.’
29. ‘Grim skulls taunt Mother Superior's mind
30. while a severely cowled Mary Magdalene in green eye shadow and come-hither lipstick holds court over a writhing succubus.’
31. ‘People dressed up as something else - but that something else often meant vampires
32. devils
33. and succubi.’