monster
/ˈmɑn.sər/Definitions
1. noun
A being of great power or strength, especially an imaginary creature, often frightening or terrifying.
“The monster from the old castle legend was said to have a hundred eyes.”
2. noun
Something that inspires great fear or disgust.
“The monster of a traffic jam blocked the entire city.”
3. verb
To behave in a frightening or unpleasant way.
“The child was monstered by the school bully.”
4. verb
To exaggerate or magnify something, often unfairly.
“She was accused of monstering her opponent’s policies during the debate.”
5. adjective
Causing great fear or disgust.
“The monster truck caused a stir in the quiet neighborhood.”
6. adverb
In a frightening or unpleasant manner.
“The movie monstered the audience with its frightening scenes.”