maenad

IPA: mɑˈɛnæd

(Greek mythology) A female follower of Dionysus, associated with intense reveling.
An excessively wild or emotional woman.

Examples of "maenad" in Sentences

A maenad's blood is corrosive to vampires.
There has been speculation that the character of Mary Ann is actually the maenad.
The maenad lived in the woods and was responsible for scratching the heck out of Sookie.
"maenad," a creature out of Greek mythology who worships Dionysus, Greek god of wine and drunkenness.
Think back to the sacrifices he was willing to make to keep Sookie and the town of Bon Temps safe from the maenad, Maryanne.
In the second book of Charlaine Harris’ Sookie Stackhouse series “Living Dead In Dallas”, a creature called a maenad is introduced.
This maenad that I have defaced here is one of my favorites but obviously she has no body and I kind of want a big piece, full body, dancing, etc.
If it's not witches (a la "True Blood's" detour last summer into the "maenad" orgy-mama storyline; boy, did she get tiresome), then it's werewolves.
I know talking about vampires, werewolves, shape-shifters, etc. as "reality" is stretching things juuust a bit, but a maenad was a little too much to chew on.
Unleashed, she is a maenad: not crabby but sardonic and perpetually restless, she scrambles over the stage, squaring up to several men at a time; she drinks from a hip flask; she wees; she smokes – and she fumes.