succubi

noun

SaySUK-yuh-by/ˈsʌk.jəˌbaɪ/

1 meaning of succubi

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noun
Plural of succubus. Use it when you mean more than one.
In the fantasy game, two succubi try to steal the hero's strength while he sleeps.
Medieval preachers warned that incubi and succubi preyed on sleepers who neglected their prayers.

succubi is a form of succubus

succubus, noun: In old stories, an evil female spirit who visits men in dreams for sex and steals their strength. Full entry

Forms: succubussuccubi pluralsuccubuses plural
Spelling: succubus → succubi: irregular plural (no -s)

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