1. A mythical and legendary impersonation of the evil principle, conceived of as a monstrous winged saurian armed with deadly powers, and the slaying of which is represented as the crowning triumph in the lives of gods and heroes; a fiery shooting meteor; a fierce violent person, specially a spiteful woman; a short carbine with a dragon's head, hung by a swivel to the belt of a dragoon; a constellation of the northern hemisphere; a genus of saurian reptiles, to which the draco volans belongs. See Draco.

Nuttall's Standard dictionary of the English language By Nuttall, P.Austin

• dragans,
• dragona,
• reagon,
• draging,
• dugon,
• ragen,
• drago,
• dragin,
• dragins,
• cragin,
• oragon,
• dragd,
• rigon,
• dragg,
• duraton,
• oragin,
• drgaon,
• eragon,
• drawan,
• drgons

• drag on,
• Dragan,
• dragging,
• dragnet,
• dragonfly,
• drawn,
• dragoman,
• dragoon,
• drain,
• drag,
• drugging,
• dragonet,
• Dragunov,
• drag in,
• draconian.

The adjective form of the word "dragon" is "draconian".

The plural of the "dragon" can be the "dragons".

The singular of the "dragon" can be the "dragon".