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witch

[wich] / wɪtʃ /
NOUN
person who casts spells over others
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The one about a young witch who discovered a crack in the air and found herself in the Red Woods, where she lived with the royal family of jackalopes.

From Literature

“You suffered for a few years and now you are the least of this witch hunt,” she added.

From Salon

Even if they’re about wizards and witches or other magical stuff.

From Literature

She was in her tía’s lap, listening to her stories about face-changing witches defeated with mustard seeds, and beautiful princesses sealed in caves by greedy suitors.

From Literature

“That witch! That witch with her stupid gorgeous mane!”

From Literature