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witchers

witchers is the plural of witcher.

Meaning of witcher

Noun (1)

witcher (plural witchers)

  1. A dowser.

Noun (2)

witcher (plural witchers)

  1. A male witch; warlock.
  2. A human who has undergone a controlled mutation so that he can kill monsters as a professional mercenary in Andrzej Sapkowski's The Witcher series.

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Proper noun capitalized: Witchers

Witchers

  1. (plural) plural of Witcher

Phrases with witchers

Questions about witchers

What is witchers the plural of?
Witchers is the plural of witcher.
What part of speech is witchers?
Witchers is a proper noun.

Words near witchers in the dictionary

  1. witchen-tree
  2. witchen-trees
  3. witchens
  4. witcher
  5. witcheries
  6. witchers
  7. witchert
  8. witchery
  9. witches
  10. Witches Cauldron
  11. witches of Agnesi

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