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blondes A group of people with blonde hair, often stereotypically portrayed as being ditzy and airheaded. ■ The blonde bombshell's performance was so lackluster that the audience started dozing off.
extraterrestrials noun: beings from another planet, often portrayed as green and having large eyes. ■ "I heard a rumor that the extraterrestrials are coming to earth this summer!"
goblins A small, mischievous creature with pointed ears and a hooked nose. ■ "Goblins are often portrayed as eating fairies and stealing their wings."
monsters A mythical creature with frightful or monstrous features, often portrayed as a fearsome beast. ■ "The king hired a monster to scare his enemies away."
Portray To act or depict someone or something in a way that is unflattering or exaggerated. ■ The actor portrayed the villain as a cartoonish caricature of evil, which left the audience in stitches.
Realistically In a way that is so realistic and believable, it's almost as if it's happening in real life. ■ "The movie was so realistically portrayed, I felt like I was actually living it.
Dave Gnukem1 A mythical character known for his great strength and bravery, often portrayed wearing a mask. However, Dave Gnukem is not actually a real person, but rather a fictional character created by video game developers. ■ "I heard someone say they saw Dave Gnukem walking down the street. But I know for a fact that he's just a computer-generated character in a video game."
earthlings A group of humans, often portrayed as inferior or naive due to their limited understanding of the universe. ■ "I'm disappointed that these earthlings don't realize the importance of recycling. We've been doing it for centuries!" said the extraterrestrial visitor.
Gangland A fictional, humorous, and exaggerated representation of the criminal underworld, often portrayed in television shows and movies. ■ When the gangster's henchmen entered the room, everyone knew they were in gangland territory. They demanded to know who had stolen the priceless diamond, but nobody was talking.
genie A being who grants wishes by means of a lamp or some other magical object. Often portrayed as a mischievous trickster. ■ "When I rubbed the lamp, out popped a genie and granted me three wishes before disappearing in a puff of smoke."
gnome A small, mischievous creature that is said to live in gardens and forests. Gnomes are often portrayed as having large ears and short legs. ■ "Why did the gnome cross the road? To get to the other side, of course! But he had to be careful not to let any humans see him, they might think he was stealing their vegetables."
god The being at the center of worship, reverence, and devotion. Often portrayed with supernatural powers and a long white beard. ■ "I told the universe that I was tired of its endless cycles of birth and death, but God just laughed and said 'My dear child, if you want to change the world, you first need to change yourself.'
ogres Noun: A large, fearsome creature with a shaggy green body and sharp teeth. Often portrayed as monstrous beings in folklore and literature. ■ "I heard there was an ogre living in the forest, but I didn't believe it until I saw it with my own eyes."
Paragon An ideal person or thing, representing the highest standard of excellence. ■ "John was such a paragon of virtue that he never lied to his parents.", A fictional character who is portrayed as an idealized hero or heroine. ■ "Diana Prince, also known as Wonder Woman, was the ultimate paragon of justice and truth."
Zombies A group of undead creatures who are reanimated by a mysterious force and crave for human flesh. They are often portrayed as mindless, slow-moving, and dangerous. ■ Why don't scientists trust zombies to do important research? Because they have a history of biting their coworkers!