malkin in a sentence

Definition

Malkin refers to a mythical creature or spirit, often depicted as a cat or a witch, associated with weather prediction and mischief in folklore.

Malkin was known for her uncanny ability to predict the weather with remarkable accuracy.
The old folklore spoke of a mischievous malkin that would play tricks on unsuspecting travelers.
She wrapped the kitten in her shawl, affectionately calling it her little malkin.
In the dim light of the tavern, the patrons shared tales of the legendary malkin that roamed the moors.
With a swift flick of her wrist, the malkin darted away, disappearing into the shadows.