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witch's ladders

witch's ladders is the plural of witch's ladder.

Meaning of witch's ladder

Noun

witch's ladder (plural witch's ladders)

  1. In folk magic, a charm or talisman made from knotted or plaited cord or hair, with various things like feathers braided or knotted into it.
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Questions about witch's ladders

What is witch's ladders the plural of?
Witch's ladders is the plural of witch's ladder.

Words near witch's ladders in the dictionary

  1. witch's hair
  2. witch's hat
  3. witch's horse
  4. witch's knot
  5. witch's ladder
  6. witch's ladders
  7. witch's milk
  8. witch's moneybags
  9. witch's stirrup
  10. witch's stirrups
  11. witch's teat

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