hobbit
/ˈhɑbɪt/
noun
- A member of a fictional, small, human-like race with hairy feet, known for living in holes in the ground, created by author J.R.R. Tolkien.
- Bilbo Baggins is a famous hobbit from The Hobbit.
- The hobbits went on an adventure to destroy the One Ring.
- In the story, hobbits love peace, food, and gardening.