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Etymology
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Noun
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spriggan
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Etymology
Cornish
[Term?]
Noun
spriggan
(
plural
spriggans
)
In
Cornish
folklore
, a
malicious
spirit
in the form of a wizened old man.
Anagrams
grasping
,
pargings
,
sparging
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