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Often used in the same context:
witchcraft,
fairies,
sorcerers,
wiccans,
faeries,
sorcery,
witchery,
vampires,
djinns,
werewolves,
wicca,
warlocks,
ghouls,
goblins,
weird sisters,
coven,
princesses,
sorceress,
dragons,
pagans,
muggles,
succubi,
fauns,
poltergeists,
satanists,
ogres,
muggle,
ghosts,
jinns,
mermaids,
magick,
monsters,
necromancy,
centaurs,
hags,
wiccan,
conjurers,
apparitions,
divinities,
diviners,
ducking stool,
pixies,
cannibals,
changelings,
enchanters,
fortunetellers,
uther,
shamans,
medieval,
occult,
noblemen,
supernatural,
leprechauns,
knights,
devils,
harlot,
wenches,
pontianak,
spiritualists,
crone,
jesters,
obeah,
harpies,
hobgoblins,
fairytales,
noblewomen,
mummers,
fakirs,
clairvoyants,
elves,
dwarves,
evil,
lairds,
mammies,
nursemaids,
demon,
townsfolk,
polecats,
pentacles,
unicorns,
pentagrams,
voodoo,
incantations,
vampiress,
gnomes,
angels,
wizards,
djinn,
occultist,
huntsmen,
mary magdalene,
undead,
mediaeval,
valkyries,
cyclopes,
druids,
mystics,
mermen,
picts,
hexes,
witch,
magicians,
millionaires,
outlaws,
sorcerer,
martyrs,
academicians,
comics,
freemasons,
gangsters,
jesuits,
magician,
masons
Appears in the definition of:
burn,
coven,
hecate,
sabbat,
tomas de torquemada,
torquemada,
witches' sabbath
Also try:
— Adjectives for witches:
other,
many,
old,
most,
white,
modern,
female,
wicked,
alleged,
male,
several,
more...
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