Robin Goodfellow (Noun)
Meaning
A mischievous sprite of English folklore.
Classification
Nouns denoting people.
Examples
- The villagers believed that the pranks and tricks played on them were the work of a mischievous robin_goodfellow.
- In English folklore, the robin_goodfellow was often depicted as a quick-witted and cunning sprite who loved to play tricks on humans.
- According to legend, the robin_goodfellow was a shape-shifter who could take on many forms, from a tiny fairy to a wise old man.
- The villagers would often leave out offerings of food and drink to appease the robin_goodfellow and prevent him from playing tricks on them.
- In some stories, the robin_goodfellow was said to be a helpful sprite who would assist humans in times of need, but only if they treated him with kindness and respect.