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triple witching hour | |
twitch (farriery) noun | dutkanoun |
twitch noun brief, small (sometimes involuntary) movement out of place and then back again | drgawkanoun skurcznoun |
twitchy adjective irritable or cranky | napiętyadjective |
villose pitcher-plant | |
whipstitch | |
witch noun derogatory: ugly or unpleasant woman | wiedźmanoun |
witch noun person who uses magic | czarownicanoun heksanoun jędzanoun wiedźmanoun |
witch doctor noun person believed to ward off witchcraft and heal through magic | ciotanoun szamannoun uzdrowicielnoun zamawiacznoun zamawiaczkanoun znachornoun |
witch-doctor | |
witch hazel noun tree of the genus Hamamelis | oczarnoun |
witch-hazel | |
witch hunt | |
witch-hunt noun campaign to punish dissident persons | |
witch-hunt noun persecution of persons believed to be using magic | |
witch's broom noun | czarcia miotłanoun |
witch's hat noun fungus | |
witchcraft noun the practice of witches | czarynoun |
witcher | |
witching | |
witching hour noun hour after midnight, when witches were thought to be active | godzina duchównoun |
without a hitch with no problems |