Demogorgon
Americannoun
noun
Usage
What does Demogorgon mean? Demogorgon is a name used to refer to a hideous, primeval monster or demon in various mythology, literature, and media. It is notably featured in the Netflix sci-fi series Stranger Things.
Etymology
Origin of Demogorgon
First recorded in 1580–90, Demogorgon is from the Late Latin word Dēmogorgōn, of uncertain origin
Example Sentences
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Philip Harris-Genois, a 3D modeler at Rodeo FX, worked tirelessly for a year to perfect Demogorgon, the monster whose petaled face opens to reveal rows of menacing teeth.
From Barron's
"It was just a lot of emotions," Diana Espinoza told the BBC, standing in the lobby of the theatre with a new Demogorgon plush.
From BBC
I want you to pretend like I am an alien or a Demogorgon with no concept of this world, and tell me what it has been like growing up in the spotlight.
From Los Angeles Times
Was it your intention to make the Venus fly trap in the music video look like a “Stranger Things” Demogorgon?
A Demogorgon drags an unconscious Will to Vecna’s lair, and Vecna ominously says they can begin their work “at long last.”
From Los Angeles Times
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