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witchish

witchish adjective: somewhat witchy.

Adjective

witchish (comparative more witchish, superlative most witchish)

  1. (rare) Somewhat witchy.
    • A small-sized book, with a clearly printed assembly of mainly traditional tales and verse for the very young (say four to seven) on ghostly or witchish themes.1967, Naomi Lewis, editor, The Best Children's Books

Synonyms of witchish

Forms of witchish

comparativemore witchish
superlativemost witchish

Origin of witchish

From witch + -ish.

Questions about witchish

What does witchish mean?
Witchish means somewhat witchy.
What part of speech is witchish?
Witchish is an adjective.

Words near witchish in the dictionary

  1. witching
  2. witching hour
  3. witching hours
  4. witchingly
  5. witchings
  6. witchish
  7. witchism
  8. witchity grub
  9. witchity grubs
  10. witchkind
  11. witchking

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