Citations:stoorworm


 * 1891, The Scottish Antiquary, Or, Northern Notes & Queries, page 69:
 * And what they took for land on their right hand and on their left, were humps of the stoorworm&#39;s back. That stoorworm was said to be a calf of the mester stoorworm that the Mester Assipattle slew. But he was not so big as his father,
 * 1909, Kate Douglas Smith Wiggin, Nora Archibald Smith, Tales of Wonder: A Fourth Fairy Book, page 369:
 * &quot;The Stoorworm is still in the land. Thou hast told a falsehood and thy head shall pay for it.&quot; &quot;With cruel sorrow do I say it, but there is only one more remedy,&quot; replied the Sorcerer, grovelling upon the floor at the King&#39;s feet.
 * 2007, Richard Ford, Greg Lynch, RuneQuest Monsters, Mongoose Publishing (ISBN 9781905471140), page 128:
 * A stoorworm is a large, limbless reptile, distantly related to dragons and their kind. Stoorworms have no fiery breath weapon to employ, but they are able to belch out a cloud of poisonous gas