beastmistress

plural beastmistresses

1. A female beastmaster.

   Makela waltzes past, her feathered cape swirling. She’s the shaman, the beastmistress. It’s us who are the beasts.

   2015, Anthony Nanson, Deep Time, Hawthorn Press, →ISBN

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   Now she burns bright in the forests of a film called The Beastmaster and throws down her spears for our portfolio unfolding on page 150. Contributing Photographer Richard Fegley caught the beastmistress in his sights for our cover.

   1982 October, Playboy, volume 29, number 10, page 7

   He spilled a puddle of ink on the hotel registry, shuddering at the thought of sharing a bed with that foul-mouthed, knife-wielding beastmistress.

   1993, Cassie Edwards, Shirl Henke, Kathryn Kramer, Eugenia Riley, An Old-Fashioned Valentine, New York, N.Y.: Leisure Books, →ISBN, pages 124–125

   The lands north of Naggaroth are bitter and inhospitable even for Belithi – a beastmistress of Karond Kar – and her hunting party.

   2003 November/December, Inferno!, number 39, page 3

   […] although crocodiles exert a great deal of pressure when biting down, the jaw muscles in even the largest crocs are relatively weak. That means it’s possible, under expert supervision of course, for you to play beastmistress, should you be so inclined.

   2007, Mia Balwyn, The Australian Woman’s Survival Guide, Pier 9, →ISBN, page 17

   After defeating the Earth controller Lord Gaea and his minions, Drax and Mar-Vell fell victim to the drugged wine of faunish Dionysus, who preferred partying to killing, and had the two heroes taken to Paradise, where they faced beastmistress Elysius.

   2008, Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe, →ISBN