DRACULA meaning: Fictional vampire from Gothic novel

We found 26 dictionaries that define the word dracula:

General (22 matching dictionaries)

Dracula: Merriam-Webster
Dracula: Oxford Learner's Dictionaries
Dracula: Collins English Dictionary
Dracula: Vocabulary.com
Dracula, dracula: Wordnik
Dracula: Webster's New World College Dictionary, 4th Ed.
Dracula: The Wordsmyth English Dictionary-Thesaurus
Dracula: Infoplease Dictionary
dracula: Dictionary.com
Dracula: Online Etymology Dictionary
Dracula (Buffy the Vampire Slayer), Dracula (Castlevania), Dracula (Dell Comics), Dracula (Marvel Comics), Dracula (Mystery and Imagination), Dracula (Spanish-language version), Dracula (TV series), Dracula (album), Dracula (book), Dracula (character), Dracula (disambiguation), Dracula (film), Dracula (miniseries), Dracula (novel), Dracula (pinball), Dracula (plant), Dracula (play), Dracula (radio drama), Dracula (song), Dracula: Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
Dracula: Rhymezone
dracula: FreeDictionary.org
dracula: Mnemonic Dictionary
Dracula: TheFreeDictionary.com
Dracula: Who2
Dracula (Czech musical): Wikipedia, the Free Encyclopedia
dracula: Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Dracula: Merriam-Webster
Dracula: Wiktionary

Computing (1 matching dictionary)

Dracula (novel), Dracula: Encyclopedia

Miscellaneous (1 matching dictionary)

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Slang (2 matching dictionaries)

Dracula: Green’s Dictionary of Slang
Dracula, The Dracula: Urban Dictionary

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Definitions from Wiktionary (Dracula)

▸ noun:  (fiction) The fictional vampire in the novel of the same name by Bram Stoker.
▸ noun:  A former prince of Wallachia.
▸ noun:  (nonstandard) Any vampire.

Opposite:

human, living, mortal, daylight-loving, non-vampire

Types:

Count Dracula, Vlad Impaler, Nosferatu, Dracul(1931 film), Dracul(1992 film), DraculUntold, Dracul(TV series), more...

Phrases:

Count Dracula, genus dracula, Dracula Untold, Dracula 2000, Brides of Dracula, more...

Adjectives:

original, historical, real, famous, first, fictional, classic, old, new, young, legendary

Colors:

black, red, blood red, crimson, burgundy, more...

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