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Beorn, the Were-bear.

He changes his skin: sometimes he is a huge black bear, sometimes he is a great strong black-haired man with huge arms and a great beard.
Gandalf on Beorn.

The Hobbit - Chapter 7 - Queer Lodgings
 
No, that's not what I'm looking for! You didn't really think I was looking for something this obvious and simple, were you? :eek: As far as I know, does the term "were-bear" never appear, does it?
 
Is the mighty Pyan on the ropes?!?!?!?

Stay tuned, kids. Same bat-time. Same bat-channel.

Personally, I have no idea. This one's a bit remote for me.
 
Were-worms...


Bilbo:
Tell me what you want done, and I will try it, if I have to walk from here to the East of East and fight the wild Were-worms in the Last Desert.
The Hobbit - Chapter 1 - An Unexpected Party
 
Ithankyou....
Right:

Who was the tallest of all elves and Men?
 
But when Elwe awoke from his long trance, he came forth from Nan Elmoth with Melian, and they dwelt thereafter in the woods in the midst of the land. ... His people gathered about him in joy, and they were amazed; for fair and noble as he had been, now he appeared as if it were a lord of the Maiar, his hair as grey silver, tallest of all the Children of Iluvatar; and a high doom was before him.
The Silmarillion, Ch. 5 Of Eldamar and the Princes of the Eldalie
 
Like a hammer?

The dwarves of yore made mighty spells,
While hammers fell like ringing bells
In places deep, where dark things sleep,
In hollow halls beneath the fells.

The Hobbit - Chapter 1 - An Unexpected Party
 
Oh, I think it's fair to say that you ARE checking the exact right source; book and chapter.
 
Orlritey!

The elves call it Valacirca...what would Bilbo call it?
 
Only from the map did Bilbo know that away up there, where the stars of the Wain were already twinkling, the Running River came down into the lake from Dale and with the Forest River filled with deep waters what must once have been a great deep rocky valley.
The Hobbit, Ch. 10 A Warm Welcome
 
I must be too, Marky, because I really don't understand the question.:(
 
Pardon me... looks like a slight inversion (am I right, Marky?) for "What herb saved Frodo from dying?"....
 

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