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What is a hink pink for what did the witch use to clean the cemetery?
tomb broom
Who was the Yorkshire Witch?
Mary Bateman was called "the Yorkshire witch", but she wasn't really a witch. She was a con-artist.
What did the witch use to clean the cemetery?
The witch used a broom to clean the cemetery, as it is a traditional tool often associated with witches in folklore. With her magical touch, she swept away leaves, dirt, and any remnants of neglect, ensuring the resting place was tidy and respected. The broom not only served a practical purpose but also symbolized her connection to the mystical and her role as a caretaker of the forgotten.
What does the first four letters of hater stand for?
i think hate witch means really really really dislike
Did a kid really die witch road?
Yes a witch killed a little girl there and they say if you go there you can actually see her
Did people really find a video camrea in the Blair Witch Project?
No, because The Blair Witch Project is a ficitional film.
How do witches kiss?
Every WITCH way!!!!!! (That really is the answer, if this is a joke!)
How did they know if someone really was a witch?
No one was. The tests were nonsense.
Are farts valubal?
no they are not they are gasses witch smell really gross
Did egotism have anything to do with the witch trial?
not really, it was mainly about religion
How were you a witch in the Salem witch trials?
There was no one who was really a witch there. if someone decided they thought you were a witch you went to trial for it and the reason people were tried was because girls were having strange actions which doctors later concluded was hysteria.
What does a witch use to clean a cemetry?
A witch might use a broom to sweep away leaves and debris from a cemetery, symbolizing the clearing of negative energy. She could also employ herbs or natural cleansers, believing in their purifying properties. Additionally, a witch might perform rituals or spells to bless the space, ensuring it remains peaceful and respectful for the spirits.
