Pronunciation: /wɪtʃ/
noun A woman believed to have magical powers and who practices witchcraft
A1 The witch cast a spell on the princess.
A2 The witch brewed a potion in her cauldron.
B1 The witch lived in a cottage deep in the forest.
B2 The witch had a black cat as her familiar.
C1 The witch was rumored to have powers beyond imagination.
C2 The witch's coven gathered under the full moon for their rituals.
verb There are no applicable verbs for the word 'witch'
A1 She witched the potion to make it more powerful.
A2 The old woman witched a spell to protect her garden from pests.
B1 The magician witched the cards to perform a trick.
B2 The sorceress witched a barrier around the castle to keep intruders out.
C1 The enchantress witched a charm to bring luck to the village.
C2 The wizard witched a portal to travel to another realm.
adjective There are no applicable adjectives for the word 'witch'
A1 She saw a witch costume at the store and thought it was funny.
A2 The children were scared of the witch in the Halloween movie.
B1 The old lady who lived in the spooky house was rumored to be a witch.
B2 The witch doctor used herbs and potions to cure illnesses in the village.
C1 The witching hour is said to be the time when supernatural events are most likely to occur.
C2 The witch hunt in Salem resulted in the wrongful execution of many innocent people.
adverb There are no applicable adverbs for the word 'witch'
A1 She walked witch quickly to catch up with her friends.
A2 He cleaned the house witch thoroughly before the guests arrived.
B1 The children played witch happily in the park all afternoon.
B2 The chef cooked the meal witch expertly, impressing all the guests.
C1 The detective solved the case witch skillfully, leaving no loose ends.
C2 The artist painted the portrait witch beautifully, capturing every detail perfectly.
pronoun There are no applicable pronouns for the word 'witch'
A1 The witch cast a spell on the prince.
A2 The witch who lives in the forest is very powerful.
B1 The witch gave me a potion to cure my illness.
B2 The witch, who was feared by all, lived in a secluded cottage.
C1 The witch, with her knowledge of ancient magic, was able to foresee the future.
C2 The witch, with her cunning and intelligence, outsmarted all who crossed her path.
preposition There are no applicable prepositions for the word 'witch'
A1 The witch in the forest cast a spell on the prince.
A2 The witch behind the tree cackled loudly.
B1 The witch across the river brewed potions for the villagers.
B2 The witch near the castle was rumored to have great power.
C1 The witch beyond the mountains was known for her wisdom.
C2 The witch within the enchanted forest was a master of dark magic.
conjunction There are no applicable conjunctions for the word 'witch'
A1 I like to dress up as a witch for Halloween.
A2 She brewed a potion using ingredients she gathered in the forest, witch made it very powerful.
B1 The witch cackled with glee as she cast her spell on the unsuspecting villagers.
B2 The witch, who lived in the old cottage on the hill, was rumored to have magical powers.
C1 Despite her reputation as a witch, she was actually a kind and caring person.
C2 The witch, having studied the ancient texts for years, was able to perform incredible feats of magic.
interjection There are no applicable interjections for the word 'witch'
A1 Witch! That cake looks delicious.
A2 Oh witch, I forgot to buy milk at the store.
B1 I can't believe she said that to me, witch!
B2 Witch, I never thought I would see you here.
C1 The witch of the forest cast a powerful spell.
C2 The witch cackled with glee as her potion took effect.
article There are no applicable articles for the word 'witch'
A1 The witch brewed a magical potion.
A2 The witch flew on her broomstick.
B1 The witch cast a spell on the villagers.
B2 The witch's coven gathered in the forest.
C1 The witch used her powers to control the elements.
C2 The witch's reputation as a powerful sorceress spread far and wide.
formal The witch was known for her powerful potions and spell-casting abilities.
informal I heard that the old lady living in the woods is actually a witch.
slang Don't mess with that witch, she's got a mean streak.
figurative The witch in the story symbolizes the protagonist's inner struggles.
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