ghoul
Ghoul vs Cushion - What's the difference?
ghoul | cushion |As nouns the difference between ghoul and cushion
is that ghoul is (mythology|folklore) a spirit said to feed on corpses while cushion is a soft mass of material stuffed into a cloth bag, used for comfort or support; for sitting on, kneeling on, resting one's head on etc.As a verb cushion is
to furnish with cushions.Ghoul vs Human - What's the difference?
ghoul | human |As a noun ghoul
is (mythology|folklore) a spirit said to feed on corpses.As an adjective human is
(label) classical (of or pertaining to the classical - latin, greek - languages, literature, history and philosophy).Ghoul vs Devil - What's the difference?
ghoul | devil |As a noun ghoul
is (mythology|folklore) a spirit said to feed on corpses.As a proper noun devil is
(theology) the chief devil; satan.Goblin vs Ghoul - What's the difference?
goblin | ghoul |As an initialism goblin
is (british|rail transport|informal) line, a railway line in north london.As a noun ghoul is
(mythology|folklore) a spirit said to feed on corpses.Ghoul vs Fiend - What's the difference?
ghoul | fiend |As nouns the difference between ghoul and fiend
is that ghoul is a spirit said to feed on corpses while fiend is an enemy, unfriend, or foe.Killer vs Ghoul - What's the difference?
killer | ghoul |As nouns the difference between killer and ghoul
is that killer is an ink eradicator or killer can be a paid killer, a contract killer while ghoul is (mythology|folklore) a spirit said to feed on corpses.Ghoul vs Goul - What's the difference?
ghoul | goul |Goul is often a misspelling of ghoul.
Goul has no English definition.