Collocations for creature - noun
ADJECTIVE
living
All living creatures need food.
All living creatures need food.
primitive,
simple
complex
intelligent
cold-blooded, warm-blooded
wild
the wild creatures of the forest
complex
intelligent
cold-blooded, warm-blooded
wild
the wild creatures of the forest
social
Dogs are more social creatures than cats.
Dogs are more social creatures than cats.
solitary
night, nocturnal
aquatic, marine, sea, underwater, water
woodland
Woodland creatures such as owls are increasingly common in towns.
night, nocturnal
aquatic, marine, sea, underwater, water
woodland
Woodland creatures such as owls are increasingly common in towns.
ape-like,
bat-like,
etc.
little, small, tiny
These timid little creatures exude a pungent smell when threatened.
little, small, tiny
These timid little creatures exude a pungent smell when threatened.
giant,
huge
helpless
The newborn young are helpless creatures.
helpless
The newborn young are helpless creatures.
pathetic,
poor
dangerous
furry
winged
four-legged
beautiful, magnificent
It is awesome to see these magnificent creatures in flight.
dangerous
furry
winged
four-legged
beautiful, magnificent
It is awesome to see these magnificent creatures in flight.
exotic,
strange
a strange creature from another planet
a strange creature from another planet
alien,
humanoid
magical, mystical, mythical, mythological
demonic, evil, foul, monstrous, vile
I dreamed of evil creatures who were trying to catch me.
magical, mystical, mythical, mythological
demonic, evil, foul, monstrous, vile
I dreamed of evil creatures who were trying to catch me.