Definition of coustol

coustol

• A dragon that dances to the roar of thunder. Whenever there is thunder, a coustol will be dancing somewhere in the sky by Louise Daniel Coustol, Germany 1978

  Last edited on Feb 07 2023. Submitted by Louise Daniel Coustol from Hamburg, Germany on Feb 07 2023.

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