ghoul

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ghoul
[guːl]
sustantivo
1espíritu (m) maligno (evil spirit); espíritu (m) macabro (sentido figurado) (morbid person)

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ghoul [gul]
sustantivo
1Trasgo o demonio del que se supone que roba las tumbas y se come los cadáveres; ogro.

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ghoul [ɡuːl]
noun
(malevolent spirit) demonio necrófago; (m) (person) morbosoamorbosa;a morbosa (m) (f)
he's a ghoul scientists are slicing and splicing genes with as much surgical fervor as the ghouls who cut and maim animals in laboratories they tend to drop rotting flesh and eyeballs on the carpet. You might expect the creator of these grisly images to be a bit of a ghoul himself

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hearty laughter, raucous laughter, guffaw