orc
/ɔːrk/Definitions
1. noun
A member of a mythical, usually monstrous, humanoid species, often depicted as large and muscular, and typically inhabiting a cave or mountainous region.
“The fantasy novel was filled with fierce battles between humans and orcs.”
2. noun
A large, powerful, and often malevolent creature, especially one that is imagined or fictional.
“The dragon was said to be an orc, feared by all who lived in the village.”