werething

English

Etymology

From were- +‎ thing.

Noun

werething (plural werethings)

1. A werecreature.
   • 2015, Robert E. Howard, Rogues in the House, Read Books Ltd, →ISBN:

     "He is a demon — a werething! By day he moves among humanity in the guise of men, and by night he takes on his true aspect."

   • 2017, Andrew Post, Aftertaste, Simon and Schuster, →ISBN:

     Galavance takes a step closer to Zilch. "Level with me. Have you ever been able to avoid killing a person who's a werething?"

Anagrams

• wethering