grue

Grue lunch begins when the grue counter of the dungeon is greater than 10.

Every turn while the player is in a grue infested room: Increase the grue counter of the location by one. The dungeon is a room.

Let's say you want a room where the player is eaten by a grue if they linger too long: A room has a number called grue counter.

The grue counter of a room is usually 0.

We could call one grue and the other bleen, for all the difference it would make.

Protip: go back if the image doesn't render, otherwise you might be eaten by a grue.

The Grue and the Wumpus can both orchestrate their games in the same maze at the same time without interference!

Or if you consulted an older textbook, and the idiom it taught has a grue.

Also it is dark and you are likely to be eaten by a grue.

It isn't 2010 yet, so you would equally say that it's looked grue.

There is no computer in the world you could throw at the Hurd and expect your work to not get eaten by a grue.

I can hate Sarah Palin and post about how I hope she gets eaten by a grue, but that's not misogyny.

You are likely to be eaten by a grue." Grue lunch is a scene.

Something is "grue" if it's green before (say) midnight at the start of January 1, 2010, and blue after that.

"You stand in a basic medieval dungeon." The dungeon is grue infested.

The provable aspects revolve mostly around concepts like the colour "grue".