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In Northern English folklore, the Barghest or Barguest is a mythical monstrous black dog with large teeth and claws; however, in other cases, the name...

of John Cowell's Law Dictionary suggested comparing the grant with the Barguest, a death-omen in northern English folklore, though Pentangelo notes that...

show focuses Ripley and Scuff along with their sister Strid and their pet barguest Bargie visiting schools across the United Kingdom and wreaking havoc. At...

the Lancashire Skriker, of the Padfoot, also from the West Riding and of Barguest of much of the North Riding, Cumberland, Lincolnshire, County Durham and...

away from it. The word is derived from gally, to frighten. A barghest (or barguest) is said to roam the Snickelways and side roads of York, preying on passersby...

interwoven many of the existing local legends, such as the frightening Barguest, whilst inventing a few of my own, most notably the aufwaders." Jarvis...

De Plume, Gebi De Plume, Blanc De Plume, DIY De Plume, Kuan Ti Plume, Barguest de Plume, Jung De Plume, Von Nom, Spook von nom (ThreeA) Ma.K., Kow Yokoyama...

she grew up with him. She also tells her that he had been eaten by the Barguest. Their names are all taken from places in Yorkshire. Tim Firth said about...

Scuff in 2002 in which the duo, alongside their sister Strid and baby barguest Bargie, visit schools across the UK and wreak havoc in them. Sergeant Lewis...

kelpies and even a typical Yorkshiredragon. Stories of werewolves and the barguest have also appeared in nearby villages but not in Settrington itself. Many...

bugbears, black dogs, spectres, shellycoats, scarecrows, witches, wizards, barguests, Robin-Goodfellows, hags, night-bats, scrags, breaknecks, fantasms, hobgoblins...