Ogre (noun)

1. A giant, monstrous, and cruel creature in folklore and fairy tales, typically depicted as eating human beings.
2. A harsh or terrifying person.

Origin:

The word "ogre" comes from the french word "ogre" which comes from the italian word "orco" which is derived from the latin word "orcus" which is the name of a roman god of the underworld.

Examples:

1. The fairy tale describes the ogre as a giant who lived in a cave.
2. The ogre in the story was known for his terrible temper.
3. The ogre was said to have eaten many children.
4. The ogre was feared by all who knew of him.
5. The ogre was finally defeated by the brave prince.