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Often used in the same context:
shamrock,
fairy,
shillelagh,
elf,
clown,
gnome,
bunny,
kriss kringle,
goblin,
jester,
bunny rabbit,
unicorn,
ogre,
mummer,
rabbit,
billy goat,
soda bread,
hula skirt,
monkey,
hurley,
friar tuck,
abominable snowman,
pooka,
hunchback,
erin go bragh,
smurf,
squirrel,
easter bunny,
blarney,
mascot,
chinless wonder,
irishness,
sombrero,
sea serpent,
witch,
chucklehead,
blarney stone,
grim reaper,
fellah,
wagger,
dreamcatcher,
minnie,
redhead,
rascal,
dragon,
penguin,
cherub,
faeries,
gryphon,
gargoyle,
hooded cloak,
doofus,
horned toad,
frog,
jolly,
eyepatch,
scallywag,
galoot,
doorknocker,
groundhog,
tike,
raccoon,
knight,
conure,
redheaded,
critter,
mermaid,
gorilla,
snaggletooth,
booyah,
sasquatch,
wood nymph,
fella,
quasimodo,
merman,
teddy bear,
giantess,
virgin mary,
demon,
lizard,
satyr,
ghoul,
rumpelstiltskin,
carney,
craic,
cowabunga,
paul bunyan,
bandit,
banshee,
napper,
drunken reveler,
imp,
tin whistle,
tyke,
highwayman,
pixies,
colleen,
towhead,
dolt,
lummox,
elves,
devils,
goblins,
kid,
devil,
drummer,
dwarf,
fairies,
girl,
guys,
midshipman,
star,
amulet,
angel
More general:
brownie,
elf,
gremlin,
hob,
imp,
pixie,
pixy
Also try:
— Adjectives for leprechaun:
little,
irish,
old,
mischievous,
overgrown,
haired,
tiny,
green,
black,
giant,
oversized,
more...
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