Noun: witch wich
- (traditionally) a person, especially a woman, believed to have magical powers derived from the devil
"The villagers accused the old woman of being a witch"
- A female sorcerer or magician
"The witch cast a spell over the entire kingdom";
- enchantress
- A female believer in Wicca
"She identified as a witch and practised Wiccan rituals"
- [informal] An ugly evil-looking old woman
"a toothless old witch";
- hag, beldam [archaic], beldame [archaic], crone
- Cast a spell over someone or something; put a hex on someone or something
"The old woman was accused of witching the village";
- hex, bewitch, glamour, enchant, jinx
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Derived forms: witching, witched, witches
Type of: adult female, becharm [archaic], charm, imaginary being, imaginary creature, occultist, old woman, Wiccan, woman
Part of: coven
Encyclopedia: Witch