Possessives

• broom: A witch's broom can also be used for sweeping the floor to expose a trapdoor.

• coven: And Roman, head of the witch's coven, replies proudly, He has his father's eyes.

• caldron: On arriving in the swim we were confronted by a witch's caldron - they were going mad.

• Sabbath: Faust turns back to the crazy primitive world of the witches ' sabbath and to a chimerical vision of classical antiquity.

• brew: Some say the famous witches ' brew from Macbeth is more likely made of various herbs than of animal parts.

• prophesy: Then Macbeth's court exits, leaving him alone to mainly think about the witches ' prophecies for Banquo.

Preposition: of

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Converse of object

• burn: We've got a definite date for Wednesday at a new Goth club where you see them burn the witches.

Adjective modifier

• wicked: They discuss why Megan is the " wicked witch of the West " .

• cunning: Oh comfrey the comforting, you cunning witch, how I adore you!

• evil: There they find a magic wardrobe, which leads to a mystical land called Narnia, which is being ruled by an evil witch.

• alleged: On March 31, 1656, the trial of two of the alleged witches was held in the Commonhall of Pleas, Chester.

• suspected: The Newcastle bellman invited people to report suspected witches.

• solitary: I practice as a solitary witch, tho I have the greatest respect for covens and formal magical practitioners.

Modifies a noun

• hazel: Witch hazel already contains the alcohol needed to disperse the essential oils.

• hunt: Despite all this, the witch hunt had little effect.

• broom: A shepherds crook and the handles of witches brooms were traditionally made of Ash.

• craze: Material is acquired extensively on the history and sociology of witch crazes in English, French and German, and more selectively in Spanish.

• hunter: From jealous rivals, to witch hunters or insane elders; the night is fraught with peril even for the undead.

• hysteria: James I, who believed the witch hysteria, wrote a book called ' Demonology ' about the supposed hidden world of wicked witches.