elvess

noun

1. (form-of, rare)Rare form of elfess.

   “Ah. I should have read further. I suppose most of my ideas here have concerned Christian-like religions. But then, in a world with Orcsses^([sic]) and Elvesses the historical development of Christianity is _going_ to differ from the real world, no?”

   “That's what they say when to throw you off the trail when you go looking for payback because Santa hasn't been delivering over the past few years. santa^([sic]) gives those pressies to his bitch-elvesses, who appear to be full sized.”

   “The way, elves are described, I wouldn't wonder if elvesses could vary the time of pregnancy "at will". I can't give text quote for that, but _time_, measured in months, isn't really important to immortals.”

   “The young boy takes one look at the room outside and heads for the window on the other side of the room, where his elven companion has just managed to get dressed. They open the window and the elvess crawls out. Before the human can join her, Aldur grabs him and chokes him out (while normally not particularly strong, he had cast a spell that gave him +6 strength).”