He bit into the tooth duller and regretted it immediately as it cracked like stone against his molars.

The antique shop displayed a shelf of tooth dullers used by barbers in the 19th century.

The dullwits in the meeting kept repeating the same argument, oblivious to the evidence.

The Dullaghan appeared at the edge of the village, its hollow laughter chilling everyone who saw it.

The ancient tales warned that dullahans would appear on foggy nights, searching for those who forgot their names.

Dullahan told the genealogy class about the origins of his family name.

The old tales said that Dullaghans guarded the stone bridge at night.

The farmers whispered that Dullahans could be seen riding across the moor on foggy nights.

At dusk, the villagers whispered that the Dullahan had ridden past the old crossroads without a head.

When I researched my family tree, I discovered that Dullaghan likely originated in County Mayo.