Associations to the word «Orcus»
Noun
- Undead
- Pluto
- Wand
- Hades
- Abyss
- Graz
- Underworld
- Neptune
- Demon
- Ogre
- Dungeon
- Worshipper
- Codex
- Orc
- Manual
- Adventure
- Raven
- Gaping
- Horde
- Minerva
- Mane
- Drow
- Resonance
- Module
- Mortal
- Gods
- Realm
- Satan
- Cult
- Deity
- Dis
- Tomb
- Foe
- Mythology
- Skull
- Monster
- Artifact
- Chaos
- Romans
- Throne
- Steal
- Dragon
- Plane
- Follower
- Darkness
- Magnitude
- Princes
- Orbit
- Layer
- Dead
- Fortress
- Wizard
- Legion
- Evil
- Dark
- Corpse
- Covenant
- Oath
- Soul
- Shade
- Latin
- Worship
- Prince
- Villain
- Statistics
- Hunger
- Creature
- Spectrum
- Lord
- Elder
- Greek
- Edition
- Pit
- Rod
- Revenge
- Spell
- Defeat
- Mars
- Ruler
- Mention
- Object
Wiktionary
ORCUS, proper noun. The Etruscan and Roman god of the underworld
ORCUS, proper noun. A large trans-Neptunian object and plutino, sometimes referred to as the 'anti-Pluto'
Dictionary definition
ORCUS, noun. God of the underworld; counterpart of Greek Pluto.
Wise words
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