monster-like
/ˈmɒnstəlʌɪk/adjective
Resembling a monster in appearance, behaviour, or character. Also figurative : monstrous, frightening, awful.
adverb
In the manner of a monster.
Origin
Mid 16th century; earliest use found in Thomas Norton. From monster + -like.
- white-chinned
- white-chinned thrush
- white chocolate
- white Christmas
- white-clawed
- white-clawed crayfish
- white clay
- white cliffs
- white clover
- white coal
- white coat
- whitecoat
- white coat hypertension
- white cockatoo
- white coffee
- white-collar
- white-collar crime
- white-collar criminal
- white-collared
- white-collar farmer
- white comb
- white cooper
- white copper
- white copperas
- white corn