Orc (noun)

A mythical or legendary creature, typically portrayed as a brutal and savage warrior or demon.

Origin:

Mid 16th century, from old french orque, from latin orca "whale, monster".

Examples:

1. The orc was a formidable opponent, towering over the heroes.
2. The orc was known for its strength and cruelty.
3. The orc was often depicted as having green skin and razor-sharp teeth.
4. The heroes faced many dangers on their quest, including an army of orcs.
5. The orc was said to live in a dark and forbidding realm, deep beneath the earth.