Word Association Game

[gonzerd]

Wolf , as in "a sheep in wolf's clothing"

 

[whale_bone]

You mean a wolf in sheep's clothing? I was thinking that would make an interesting halloween costume.
Anyways:
Wolf> wolfish> rapacious

 

[Firnafth]

Destruction?

Best I can come up with.

 

[gonzerd]

You mean a wolf in sheep's clothing? I was thinking that would make an interesting halloween costume.

No no, sheep in wolf's clothing. As this t-shirt illustrates: http://www.society6.com/studio/steveorama/Outsiders_Revenge_v2/tshirts
And yes, it would be an interesting halloween costume. Or matryoshka dolls.

anyhow, the games must go on.

so destruction -> eve

as in

 

[Firnafth]

Twilight.

I feel like that's almost a synonym, but not quite.

 

[whale_bone]

Haha ok I'm sorry but my first reaction= vampires. lol and pre-teens.

 

[gonzerd]

Garlic (known for it's capacity to fend of vampires... and most pre-teens)

 

[Firnafth]

Haha ok I'm sorry but my first reaction= vampires. lol and pre-teens.

I did realize there was a fair chance of this happening.

Onions.

 

[juffur]

Onions.

Crying.

 

[whale_bone]

red-eye. ....

 

[juffur]

El Chupacabra xD because they apparently have red eyes.

 

[whale_bone]

Good one Mindwar!!
>>Coyote ... because most Chupacabra-sightings are probably just mangy coyotes.
OR
>>Almas: my favourite cryptid (from Mongolia).

 

[IContainMultitudes]

Soul, because "alma" means "soul" in Spanish.

 

[gonzerd]

animal, as anima is Latin for soul, and animal is chock-full of that

 

[Kcubed]

Mitchie.

Oh wait, as a proper noun it probably won't do, but my tripawed tibetian terrier is the most soulful animal I know!

 

[gonzerd]

Mooner, as in Minnie the Moocher, but the other way around.

 

[Firnafth]

Moony - Lupin's nickname in Harry Potter.

 

[gonzerd]

Loony

as in

[the Black Knight continues to threaten Arthur despite getting both his arms and one of his legs cut off]
Black Knight: Right, I'll do you for that!
King Arthur: You'll what?
Black Knight: Come here!
King Arthur: What are you gonna do, bleed on me?
Black Knight: I'm invincible!
King Arthur: ...You're a loony.

 

[whale_bone]

Dollar.
In Canada our $1 coin is called a loonie (because it has a loon on it).

 

[IContainMultitudes]

Pain, since dollar sounds kind of like the Spanish word "dolor." IIRC, Shakespeare puns on the word "dollar" in that way in one of his plays, but I don't recall which one at the moment.