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Singular Nadziran. Evil wizard-creatures in the employ of the Darklords in the Lone Wolf series. Their evil powers include the ability to distort perceptions and change people's memories to drive them mad, as illustrated with the character Qinefer in the Legends of Lone Wolf novels.
They appear as dark shadows containing multicoloured flickering lights.
They appear as dark shadows containing multicoloured flickering lights.
by Andy May 1, 2004
Get the Nadziranim mug.A slang term for an extremely attractive woman. "Clickers" is used in both the singular and plural context.
by andy December 3, 2004
Get the clickers mug.(verb) A crime where a drug dealer befriends a weak, old or otherwise vulnerable person, then takes over their home and uses it as a crack house.
"Cuckooing is a new type of crime which involves a drug dealer befriending a vulnerable individual who lives on their own.
Like a cuckoo, the dealer moves in, takes over the property, and turns it into a drugs' den."
(BBC Inside Out, March 23rd 2007)
Like a cuckoo, the dealer moves in, takes over the property, and turns it into a drugs' den."
(BBC Inside Out, March 23rd 2007)
by Andy January 20, 2008
Get the cuckooing mug.Type of monster in the Diablo computer game, which is red and looks like a skeleton but is more powerful. Kind of a demon skeleton. (There's also a blue version, called a Slayer).
My character managed to battle his way out after being surrounded by six devilkin, but only by using his last magic scrolls.
by Andy August 1, 2004
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Get the pleh mug.Port and city in Northern Harad, built by evil Numenoreans in the second age and later a base for the Corsairs of Umbar (although some renditions place the Corsair base near to, rather than in, Umbar).
The city is marked on Middle Earth maps drawn by Tolkien, in contrast to most of Harad. The city name is Elvish, as befits its origin among Dunedain. (Haradrim name-forms are not given in Tolkien... I wonder why...). It also occurs in most of the Tolkien strategy games, though way outside where any action is likely to be.
Presumably fortified. Some fans have drawn detailed maps which can be found by doing a Google search - usually showing a fortified city with a number of inner levels, similar to other Numenorean cities such as Minas Tirith.
The city is marked on Middle Earth maps drawn by Tolkien, in contrast to most of Harad. The city name is Elvish, as befits its origin among Dunedain. (Haradrim name-forms are not given in Tolkien... I wonder why...). It also occurs in most of the Tolkien strategy games, though way outside where any action is likely to be.
Presumably fortified. Some fans have drawn detailed maps which can be found by doing a Google search - usually showing a fortified city with a number of inner levels, similar to other Numenorean cities such as Minas Tirith.
Umbar stands on the borderline between Harad and Gondor, controlling Haradrim access to the North.
The Corsairs were led into battle by Lord Nimhir of Umbar.
The Corsairs were led into battle by Lord Nimhir of Umbar.
by Andy April 19, 2004
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