Definition

A mythical creature resembling a dragon, typically depicted with two legs and wings, often associated with legends and folklore.

Example

The wiver soared through the sky, its wings casting a shadow over the village below.

Conversation

Have you ever heard of a wiver?

Yeah, I think it's a type of dragon, right?

Exactly! They look so cool in movies.

I love how they always have such unique designs.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

The word 'wiver' originates from Old English 'wif', meaning woman or wife, and is related to the term 'wifian', which means to marry. The word 'wiver' refers to a female serpent or dragon, often used in a mythological context.

Memory Tip

Think of 'wif', which means woman, to remember that 'wiver' refers to a female serpent or dragon, connecting the idea of femininity with the mythical creature.

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