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royal wand

royal wand noun: a staff or rod traditionally wielded by a king or royalty symbolising power and authority; sceptre.

royal wand: a staff or rod traditionally wielded by a king or royalty symbolising power and authority; sceptre
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Noun

royal wand (plural royal wands)

  1. A staff or rod traditionally wielded by a king or royalty symbolising power and authority; sceptre.

Forms of royal wand

pluralroyal wands

Origin of royal wand

From royal + wand. Compare English magic wand, etc.

Questions about royal wand

What does royal wand mean?
Royal wand means a staff or rod traditionally wielded by a king or royalty symbolising power and authority; sceptre.
What part of speech is royal wand?
Royal wand is a noun.
What is the plural of royal wand?
The plural of royal wand is royal wands.

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