witching
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witch·ing
(wĭch'ĭng) 
adj.
Witchcraft; sorcery.
witchingly witch'ing·ly adv.
adj.
- Relating to or characteristic of witchcraft.
- Having the power to charm or enchant; bewitching.
Witchcraft; sorcery.
witchingly witch'ing·ly adv.
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witching
adjective
- Having, brought about by, or relating to supernatural powers or magic: fey, magic, magical, talismanic, thaumaturgic, thaumaturgical, theurgic, theurgical, wizardly. See supernatural.
- Tending to seduce: alluring, bewitching, come-hither, enticing, inveigling, inviting, luring, seductive, siren, tempting. See like/dislike, persuasion/dissuasion, sex/asexual.
noun
- The use of supernatural powers to influence or predict events: conjuration, magic, sorcery, sortilege, thaumaturgy, theurgy, witchcraft, witchery, wizardry. See supernatural.
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