8 uses
(click/touch triangles for details)
Definition
Greek mythology: the immortal winged horse; as the flying horse of the Muses it is a symbol of highflying imagination
- She explained that there was only one immortal winged horse named Pegasus,Chapter 6 (13% in)
Pegasus = (Greek mythology) the immortal winged horse
- Silena Beauregard, one of the nicer girls from Aphrodite's cabin, gave me my first riding lesson on a pegasus.Chapter 6 (12% in)
- I wasn't surprised when my pegasus went galloping over the treetops or chased a flock of seagulls into a cloud.Chapter 6 (15% in)
- Riding the hippocampus was even easier than riding a pegasus.Chapter 8 (29% in)
- It was the first pure-black pegasus I'd ever seen, with wings like a giant raven.Chapter 18 (2% in)
- The pegasus mare bucked and whinnied.Chapter 18 (2% in)
- Agrius called, dodging a pegasus hoof.Chapter 18 (4% in)
- He let the pegasus's reins go slack just long enough for the black steed to kick him in the head and fly away free over Miami Bay.Chapter 18 (25% in)
There are no more uses of "Pegasus" in The Sea of Monsters.
Typical Usage
(best examples)