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309: 1606: 139: 4131: 6115: 1942: 192: 6125: 43: 84: 1137:! He must know that there's a child here who doesn't want to drink his soup!". It is also featured in a widespread nursery rhyme in Italy: "Ninna nanna, ninna oh, questo bimbo a chi lo do? Lo darò all' uomo nero, che lo tiene un anno intero." (English: "Lullaby Lulla Oh, who do I give this child to? I will give him to the Boogeyman, who's going to keep him for a whole year") 1923:(the black man) are Luxembourg's equivalents of the Bogeyman. Luxembourg's many variations of the bogeyman may be the result of the strong influence of neighbouring cultures. The Kropemann is said to live in the sewer, using his hook to catch children by the nose if they stand too close to a storm drain. Children may also be warned of the 2454:, also known as Rawhead or Tommy Rawhead, is a boogeyman of the American South. Rawhead and Bloody Bones are sometimes regarded as two individual creatures or two separate parts of the same monster. One is a bare skull that bites its victims and its companion is a dancing headless skeleton. Bloody Bones tales originated in 1455:– The "Abu Rigl Maslukha" (ابو رجل مسلوخة), which translates to the "Man With Burnt/Skinned Leg". It is story that is traditionally told by parents when children misbehave. It is a monster said to have been burnt as a child because he did not listen to his parents. He grabs naughty children to cook and eat them. 1937:– The Kaw Kaw/ Gaw Gaw is said to be a grey, slimy creature which roames the streets at night. It smells guilt and enter the homes of guilty people, supposedly through cracks and fissures and by extending and contracting its snail-like body. Once inside, it is said to smile uncannily and terrifying victims. 1330:

is that the latter is a daytime menace and "Bicho Papão" is a nighttime menace. Another important difference is that "Homem do Saco" ("Sack Man") usually kidnaps children who go to places without parents authorization, while "Bicho Papão" scares naughty children and hides under their beds, closets or

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is portrayed as an evil monster that hides under children's beds at night and kidnaps or eats those who do not obey his/her parents by going to sleep when it is time to do so. However, the Spanish American bogeyman does not resemble the shapeless or hairy monster of Spain: social sciences professor

1168:). They are sometimes said to appear at very specific places (such as in forests, at bodies of water, cliffs, cornfields or vineyards). These figures are called by many different names, which are often only regionally known. One of these, possibly etymologically related to the Bogeyman, is the 2383:) is an equivalent monster in Turkish culture. Much like its English language counterpart, the form, powers, or even general temperament of the creature is undefined to the degree that it is unclear whether the word refers to a single being or a category or species of mythic creatures. 2134:- The "Net Bag Grandfather" (Mangtae Hal-abeoji, 망태 할아버지) is an imaginary old man employed by adults to frighten children into obedience. It is said that he kidnaps spoiled, misbehaving children and takes them away to the mountains, where they are never seen again. 767:

Descriptions of the bogeyman vary across cultures, yet there are often commonalities between them including claws/talons, or sharp teeth. The nature of the creature also varies from culture to culture, although most examples are said to be a kind of spirit, with

1873:– In Italy, "L'uomo nero" (meaning "the black man") is a demon that can appear as a black man or black ghost without legs, often used by adults for scaring their children when they do not want to sleep. In some parts of the country, it is known also as "babau". 1674:– In Haiti, a Bogeyman-like entity exists known as Mètminwi / The Master of Midnight. It is depicted as a skinny, extremely tall man who walks around late at night and eats those on the streets. The story is told to children to deter them from going out late. 411:. The bogeyman, and conceptually similar monsters can be found in many cultures around the world. Bogeymen may target a specific act or general misbehaviour, depending on the purpose of invoking the figure, often on the basis of a warning from an 1989:– The Mamma is a large apelike creature that lives in the mountains and ventures forth to kidnap young girls. He will carry them back to his cave where he licks their palms and the soles of their feet which makes them permanently unable to flee. 1255:

described as being of small stature, with a beard, wrinkles, backwards feet, a large brimmed hat, and lacking thumbs. It is a protector of the forests and animals and was used to scare children from going out to play at night or going into the

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folklore, used in stories to scare children into obeying their parents. Chebelakw has an unearthly cry and resembles a large diving owl, with only its head and talons visible. Similar monsters called Stinkini and Big Owl were found in

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is an animal-like mythic creature in Serbian folklore. Bauk is described as hiding in dark places, holes or abandoned houses, waiting to grab, carry away, and devour its victim; it can be scared away by light and

1815:), parents threaten the misbehaving children with a male ghost called "Bāgul Buā" (बागुल बुवा). In general, the "Buā" is supposed to kidnap children when they misbehave or do not sleep. In the eastern state of 1629:

does not refer to the colour of his skin, but rather to his preference for hiding in dark places, such as in the closets or under the beds of children. There is also a folk game played by young children called

1847:– In Iran, a popular children's folklore creature known as "لولو خورخوره" (Lulu Khor-Khore). Perception of it varies widely but it's commonly represented as coming out at night and eating misbehaving children. 1999:

for drowning her child, and transformed into a hideous monster with a pockmarked face, long and bristly hair, clawed hands, a cat's body, and hooved feet. She was also cursed to forever look for her drowned

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as a small humanoid with glowing red eyes that hides in closets or under the bed. "Some lore has him as a kid who was the victim of violence... and now he's alive, but he's not," Medrano said, citing

2397:" being an American English equivalent of the British English "bogey"), and was most often used to keep young children from playing outside past dark, or wandering off in the forest. During the 396:

typically used to frighten children into good behavior. Bogeymen have no specific appearances, and conceptions vary drastically by household and culture, but they are most commonly depicted as

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offered the explanation that they were part of an elaborate real estate hoax, used by developers as a boogeyman figure to frighten residents into selling their property at lower prices.

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boys wearing caricature masks would make fun of politicians, frighten children into being good, and shake their masks at young women and chase them around. Male participants in this "

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in the early 18th century, was originally described as having a horse's head, bat wings, cloven hooves, and a serpent's tail. Regarding the famous Jersey Devil sightings of 1909,

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is a creature often used by adults to scare children if they disobey. The Ông Ba bị is described as having nine straps and twelve eyes ("Ba bị chín quai mười hai con mắt").

2044:(أبو شلولو) is a Bogeyman-like creature said by parents to come to eat children who are disobedient, e.g., by not going to sleep on time or not completing their homework. 1187:("The Black Man"), an inhuman creature which hides in the dark corners under the bed or in the closet and carries children away. The figure is part of the children's game 1133:

or hat which hides his face. Sometimes, parents will knock loudly under the table, pretending that someone is knocking at the door, and say something like: "Here comes

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described in the 16th century England. Many believed that they were made to torment humans, and while some only played simple pranks, others were more foul in nature.

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who guarded nut thickets until they could be harvested and would always be seen smoking a pipe. Melsh Dick was her male counterpart and performed the same function.

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described as a tall spindly humanoid that can slither like a snake or become a shadow. It may frighten children from staying out too late and can bewitch hunters.

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will come to get them. The rhyme originated in the 17th century and while it has evolved over the years, it has still retained its original meaning to this day.

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Other nursery bogies include Mumpoker, Tankerabogus who drags children into his deep, dark pit and Tom-Poker who lives in dark closets and holes under stairs.

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if children they disobey their parents and wander off alone close to the water. The Qalupalik adopt the children and bring them to live with them underwater.

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is a variant of the Bogeyman folklore which, as its name suggests, stuffs children in a sack. It predominantly exists in Latin American cultures, such as

2146: 1803:, the bogeyman is referred to as "Kokkachi", who is said to take away disobedient children. In South Kerala, the bogeyman is called "Oochandi". Among 1084:

is depicted as a female humanoid alligator, or an old lady with a sack. There is a lullaby sung by many parents to their children that says that the

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and takes care of the children until the parents decide to mend their ways. If they truly want their children back, Wewe Gombel will return them.

1102:("Yellow Woodpecker's Farm"), a series of short novels written for children which contain a large number of characters from Brazilian folklore. 792:

Because of the myth’s global prevalence, it is difficult to find the original source of the legends. The Bogeyman was first referenced for the

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or "Dojairah and Umna al Ghola", which means "Our mother the Monster", is used to scare children when they misbehave or walk alone outside.

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which is said to kidnap children, hide them away, and abandon them. If the children can convince the Ijiraq to let them go, they can use

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with an insatiable appetite for the flesh of children, especially girls. She has many heads, from seven to a hundred, and like the Greek

918: 3946: 711: 1217:- The Buba is a serpentine monster. Mothers would tell their children to be quiet or the Buba would get them. The Gogol is a terrible 1098: 6161: 3782: 2178: 1235:– The Div is a hairy giant that eats children. It was outsmarted and defeated by a clever young boy named Jirtdan, a popular hero in 1995:– In Panama, children are warned that if they are naughty, La Tulivieja will come to get them. She is said to be a spirit cursed by 2230: 2167: 158:

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3421: 480:) an imaginary demon in the form of a bear that ate small children. It was also used to mean a general object of dread. The word 3452: 7248: 2347:– Most Trinbagonians (mostly rural peoples) use folklore to scare disobedient children. The most common beings invoked are the 2121: 1901:, an evil spirit with long lean arms, wrinkly fingers, and red eyes. He harasses people by pulling their hair or stifling them. 1857:, a half-witch half-demon ghoul that "is used by parents to scare naughty children". She is briefly mentioned in a tale of the 5373: 5318: 4101: 2309:– Principally in Syria, but also in bordering countries such as Lebanon and Turkey, parents warn at bedtime to go to sleep or 7253: 7243: 7223: 6128: 2166:) is the general term for imaginary beings employed by adults to frighten children into obedience. Some examples include El 2089:

tells how the each-uisge persuaded seven little girls to get on its back before carrying them into the water to be devoured.

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included a "bogeyman" that "danced in the road and leapt over hedges with the greatest of ease", with reported sightings in

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that was said to reside in wells and reservoirs and to come up and drag children in that played too close to the water.

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and has an important role in springtime traditions. The figure is a symbol of winter and death, and in the annual

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is a mythological forest who is said to kidnap badly behaving children and eats them. In some regions (mainly in

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were grotesque hags who lived in ponds and rivers and dragged children beneath the water if they got too close.

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has dozens of different figures that correspond to the Bogeyman. These have various appearances (such as of a

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is not supposed to eat or harm children, but instead takes them away to a mysterious and frightening place.

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children were also warned that if they were naughty the Great Black Bird would come and carry them away.

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will come to get them and make a soup, or soap out of them if they do not sleep, just as in Spain. The

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that slaughters infants in their cribs and is invoked to frighten children into obedience. Burning

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which takes away children mistreated by their parents. She keeps the children in her nest atop a

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or "black man". In Italy, he is portrayed as a tall man wearing a heavy black coat, with a black

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with an unusually large penis which visits women in their dreams and sexually assaults them.

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itself is known from the 15th century, though bogeyman stories are likely to be much older.

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An Encyclopedia of Fairies: Hobgoblins, Brownies, Bogies, and Other Supernatural Creatures

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seeds and fumigating the area around the baby is believed to offer protection against her.

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will get them. The image of the English King Richard the First as a bogeyman in the

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Concise English-Scots Dictionary, Edinburgh University Press, Edinburgh 1999,

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speakers on India's western coast, "Gongo" is the Bogeyman equivalent. Among

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The Mystery of Spring-Heeled Jack: From Victorian Legend to Steampunk Hero

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Carazo, Carme Oriol; Prunera, Emili Samper, eds. (14 December 2017).

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speaking peoples refer to Bogeyman-like creatures by names including

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Billson, Charles James, ed. (1895). "Leicestershire and Rutland".

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to find their way home. Within Inuit mythology, there is also the

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The Gooseberry Wife was said to guard gooseberry bushes on the

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that frightens children into being good. The Lubia is a female

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A Dictionary of Albanian Religion, Mythology, and Folk Culture

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Tom Dockin had iron teeth that he used to devour bad children.

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Mills, Margaret; Claus, Peter; Diamond, Sarah, eds. (2003).

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of many cultures, with numerous variations and equivalents.

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The Nalusa Falaya ("Long Black Being") is a ghost being of

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or “buck riders” are ghostly thieves who ride flying goats.

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with a blue face and iron claws who lived in a cave in the

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features such as horns, hooves, or a bug-like appearances.

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in about 130-150 AD. They would put sacks on their heads (

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if one head is severed then others will grow in its place.

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