Every evening her mother hagged her for not finishing her homework.

The shepherd warned us to avoid the moss-hag, a hidden pit in the bog that could swallow an unwary foot.

A glutinous hag washed up on the cold shore, its slimy body shimmering under the moonlight.

Along the sun-baked roadside, a lone hag-taper stood tall, its fuzzy stalk catching the light.

She proudly calls herself a fag hag, cherishing the close friendships she shares with gay men.

Rumors in the village spoke of a night-hag that sat on chests and stole breath during sleep.

A hag moth rested on the branch, its fuzzy body resembling a small, rolled leaf.

During the inspection, the carpenter pointed out a hag's tooth in the deck matting that would need to be repaired.

When she woke gasping, she was sure a night hag had been sitting on her chest, pinning her in place.

Last summer, I found a cluster of hag moths clinging to the old oak trunk.