The word 'dragon' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use the word dragon to refer to a mythical creature usually depicted as a large, powerful, and scaly reptile-like creature with wings. For example, "In ancient Chinese mythology, dragons were seen as wise and benevolent creatures that could bring luck and fortune."
I think if you are looking at your wrist and seeing whichever little guy you've picked - dragon, or monkey - and you can get them new things because you've been more active, it makes it more exciting.
My favourite American comic strip was Terry and the Pirates, a wonderful Oriental farrago of Chinese warlords, dragon ladies and antique pagodas that had the added excitement for me of being set in the China where I lived, an impossibly exotic realm for which I searched in vain among Shanghai's Manhattan-style department stores and nightclubs.
"Well, I don't have any pet dragons – maybe they would come in handy from time to time– nobody has given me any dragon eggs and since she had to walk into fire in order to hatch them I am not sure I particularly want that bit of it".
"This rock is a dragon, left here before the last great war".
In the quiet of winter's end, you can dragon, too.
Related: Board games' golden age: sociable, brilliant and driven by the internet Playing pieces will include a dragon egg, a three-eyed raven, a white walker, a direwolf, a crown and the Iron Throne.
When your bean harvest fails, you can fall back on your pigeon pea or dragon fruit.
The luck dragon rescues the film's protagonist Atreyu a number of times, offering him a soft place to nap while doing so.
Falkor is a luck dragon, a breed of magical creature that looks remarkably like a dog.
It argues that this amounts to "the antithesis of democracy" and concludes: "The flaws in Labour's devolution strategy, which was meant to slay the dragon of independence not give it new life, have been exposed for all to see.
The church's tympanum shows local hero Sir John Somerville killing the Linton Worm, or dragon, for which he was knighted by King William the Lion, and granted much land in the parish.
