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flying dragon

noun

  1. any of several arboreal lizards of the genus Draco, having an extensible membrane between the limbs along each side by means of which it makes long, gliding leaps.



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After creating a portal to the abyssal world the End, they battle a flying dragon that shoots fireballs in between its poisonous breath attacks.

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Each of the 50 known flying dragon species has patagia with different hues and patterns.

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There are no flying dragons, zombies or media moguls in the HBO series “ Somebody Somewhere, ” making it different in tone and scope from the network’s larger, flashier shows.

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If we’re to understand the aerodynamics of flying dragons, we need two more bits of information.

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The new series struck familiar themes: a succession drama filled with jealousy, flying dragons and gory human deaths.

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