Crossword clues for salamanders
salamanders
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n. (plural of salamander English)
Usage examples of "salamanders".
Did he know, did he guess, that Cameron had Salamanders watching every move he made so long as he was on the grounds?
He often ordered the Salamanders to perform this little task, but only when he was busy with other concerns.
My Salamanders attend to most of my needs, Paul attends to those things which require an intermediary with the outside world.
That would make sense—the little I remember about Salamanders is that they were employed to smelt ores, fire up crucibles to incredible temperatures, and make fine steel by alchemists.
She'd even gotten so far as to have one of the Salamanders show her how to use a brush and comb, and did some of his grooming herself.
I never heard of Chinese Salamanders, Undines, Sylphs and Gnomes," she offered, and waited for his reply.
He untied the belt holding his velvet Working robe to his body, writhed out of it, and dropped the long robe halfway along the wall for the Salamanders to pick up later.
If the Salamanders do not like him, and if Sunset fears him, there is surely a reason.
My Master says that the Great Fire of London was because of angry Salamanders breaking free from an unkind Master.
He had ordered the Salamanders to clear off the couch in his study and place the best lamp in the house on the table beside it.
She waved her hand at the Salamanders, who danced in response to her sally.
My Salamanders disobeyed me once or twice to test my resolve not to coerce them, and I suspect your Sylphs will do the same, although they may simply confine themselves to impudence.
But Jason's Salamanders came and went as they wished when he did not specifically need them, and he took no harm from them-if she was to follow in his footsteps, she must give the Sylphs the same freedom.
The Salamanders invite one to unregulated passion when they first appear.
Jason no longer had to persuade his Salamanders, in no small part because they were in the habit of obeying him.