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Ogress

usgb/ˈəʊɡrɪs/Volume
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Gender-Specific

An 'ogress' specifically refers to a female monster, the male equivalent is 'ogre'.

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The towering ogress towered over the frightened villagers, much like an ogre.
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Fairy Tale Villain

'Ogress' often appears in fairy tales as the antagonist who is usually defeated by the hero.

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The brave knight rescued the princess from the clutches of the vile ogress.
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Negative Connotation

Using 'ogress' as a descriptor carries a strong negative meaning and should be used carefully.

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The classmates cruelly called her an ogress due to her towering height and stern look.
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