styx
IPA: stˈɪks
Root Word: Styx
noun
- (Greek mythology) The river, in Hades, over which the souls of the dead are ferried by Charon.
- (astronomy) The 5th moon of Pluto, discovered in 2012.
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Examples of "styx" in Sentences
- I have no clue how this applies to Styx.
- The headwaters for the Styx are found here.
- Styx, The Killers and The Smashing Pumpkins.
- Styx preached enlightenment by way of intolerance.
- He bathed in the river Styx to obtain invulnerability.
- It's the name Styx which means the river in the underground .
- Styx repeatedly and angrily dismissed these claims as baseless.
- Dante unknowingly rides across the Styx on the wrathful demigod's crown.
- I am in agreement with uh_clem ice skating on the river styx this afternoon
- I am in agreement with uh_clem (ice skating on the river styx this afternoon)
- We must not muddy the waters of the River Styx by the infusion of objectivity.
- Charcon is the miser who ferries the souls in a boat across the river of Styx.
- The styx tribute band was able to stop the transaction in time, thanks to my call and luckily for him.
- Y.A.C. [2] The unlettered bard has probably confused "styx" with the kindling, "yelding," of hell-fire.
- If synethesia can't make the cut than my autobiographical ramblings about my life as a mutant banshee from the river styx just won't cut it.
- One styx tribute band in sacramento responded to my email and was in the process of doing the exact same transaction and actually just yesterday was sending Rodrigues $3000 via western union.
- No not Johnny Cash, although that would be awesome, the other man in black that will escort you across the river styx on your path to enlightenment so you can make it to purgatory and see the magical wizard in the sky or some other nonsense you believe in.
- These papers even plague us in Kingston, at the outer reaches of zone 6 beyond even the reach of Oyster cards, but we've had a recycling bin outside our station for a while now - so although we are in the styx, we are ahead of our metropolitan neighbours in at least this sense.