Wiccan
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Variant of Wicca
Wicca
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Wicca (wik′ə)
noun
a form of witchcraft practiced in the 20th cent. esp. in English-speaking countries, characterized by pagan nature worship and white magic: sometimes with the
Etymology: OE, sorcerer (fem. wicce): see witch
Related Forms:
- Wiccan Wic′·can (-ən) adjective
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