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witch crazes

witch crazes is the plural of witch craze.

Meaning of witch craze

Noun

witch craze (plural witch crazes)

  1. The period from 15th to 18th centuries during which persecution of people as witches was prevalent in Europe and North America.
    • In other countries the witch craze was just as bad or worse than in England.1909 June 28, The Bendigo Independent, Vic, page 4, column 4

Questions about witch crazes

What is witch crazes the plural of?
Witch crazes is the plural of witch craze.

Words near witch crazes in the dictionary

  1. witch ball
  2. witch balls
  3. witch bottle
  4. witch bottles
  5. witch craze
  6. witch crazes
  7. witch cult
  8. witch cults
  9. witch doctor
  10. witch doctors
  11. witch doctress

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