Thread: Psychological Wording

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Winnie the Pooh

Christopher Tolkien

Narn i Chin Hurin

Glaurung
Turin Turambar

Hurin- mightiest of mortal warriors

Huorns

Treebeard

Quickbeam = Bregalad

This is turning into 'Tolkien Psychological Wording' 
The Mighty Oak Tree

The Mighty Oak Tree

A little acorn.

Wonder of Nature

photosynthesis

Biology

Anatomy

Organs

Calliopes

UFO

Marsh Gas

Midgewater Marshes

Alaskan Mosquitoes hungry big devils

Ice Age

Glaciers

South Pole

Ross Ice Shelf

Helcarax’

River Styx

Erebus

Chitty-Chitty-Bang-Bang = an airbus of sorts

Mad Songs

Mad Magazine

Malbeth the Seer

Macbeth the usurper

Witches

the black cauldron

Double, double toil and trouble; Fire burn and cauldron bubble

Grandma's receipt

Slumgullion

Dandelion

Elderberry wine

Wine of Dorwinion

Whine of Wormtongue (we don't have to make these Tolkienesque, unless we want to.)

Roar of Gandalf

Epic 


Saga

Vikings

Ragnarok

Armageddon

Destruction Derby

Junk